Woodlan Senior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Woodburn, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

Hoi W THEODORE TAYLOR Indiana University BME Music Band Chorus Iunior Band Iunior Choir C0-Sponsor Iunior Class RUTH MORRIS Ball State Teachers' College B.S. Home Economics, l95-l Girls' Physical Education Home Economics F. I-LA. 4-I-I Leader Co-Sponsor junior Class igh School Facult 'Ii JOHN I. BILIEGEL Manchester College B.S. Education, lE'53 Indiana University Extension History and Social Studios Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class 1, i iv , -pf RAY GILBERT Ball State Teachers' College Indiana University LOIS KELLER A.B. Indiana University English, Speech, Drama I-IYRLE IVY, IR. University of Alabama B. S. Industrial Arts Commerce Northwestern University B511 Stage Tgacherg' College Social Science National Elementary College MJT, Industrial Arts Safety Co-Sponsor Senior Class Physical Educatign Dr1ver's Training C9351-1 Assistant Coach Co-Sponsor Iunior Class Freshman Class Sponsor This Page Sponsored by RACK AND HELEN BAR LOOKING GLASS BEAUTY SHOP Woodburn, Indiana Woodburn, Indiana FAC ULTY OF ROY WEAVER WOODBURN GRADE Manchester College SCHOOL B.S. in Education 'dau'-9 Fifth and Sixth Grades WALBURGA DOWNEY fx '..'x, feud, X Y N I Butler University, 1924 Indiana University Second Grade wwf' 'Qs' l' FLORENCE KLOPFENSTEIN Ball State Teachers' College B.S. Education National at Evanston Butler University Third and Fourth Grades V 0 , I, f ,i As. at ,.-7 if ROMAYNE B. SMITH Manchester College B.S. Education English Home Economics ,J Y HELEN STUCKY Marion College Ball State Teachers' College Indiana University Eg-:tension St. Francis College B.S. Education First Grade This Page SCHILB 61 SONS Antwerp, Ohio Sponsored by xj,crr xxx x i W s S s . .ffl ' , K. , 4 Steve STEPHEN ANDREW BREIT Ambition: Successful Farmer Ping Pong .......... Volleyball .... Basketball. . . Bowling ....... Cheer Block.. . F.P.A. ..... . S.A. M. ,,.... . Class Officer .... Iunior Play. . . Senior Play .... -I Dotu l,Z,3,4 -gf:-' Bowling ...... . ...Zf L. ,Q v.3':'l o-3:2- ?No.i 1'5u -. ln QM -4 ...1.Z,3,4 ....1,2,s ....2 3,4 .1 ., ...... 4 ...1,2,s,4 .....a,4 ....l,'2,4 ....3 ...4 Sandy SANDRA MURPHY Ambition: Elementary Teacher Majorette ................, . . . Ensemble ........... . . . fly. Varsity Cheerleader .... . . F.H.A. .............. .... l ,Z 2- N. S.A.M. . ....... Table Tennis. . . . . . ,K Volleyball. .... . . . ,I Iunior Play .... . . . . 'ji Senior Play .... . . . A ., --'I ' . . , . tb ' KI4 O' XXI.: DOROTHY MAY BUSCHE Ambition: To be a Bookkeeper Chorus ......................... Z Volleyball ............ . ..... .... . 3 Bowling ...... Table Tennis. . . Cheer Block ...... English Service .... S.A.M. ....... . 10 ...4 3 3,4 4 4 This Page Sponsored by Class Officer .................. Band ............ ...2, Queen Of Lakes Contest .... . . . Chorus. ................. ...l. Cheer Block. . . ..... . . Queen Court .,....... . . . D.A.R. Award ......... ..... Girls' State Alternate ......... . . . Co-Historian.... English Service. . . . . Squerksy BRUCE YERKS Ambition: Successful Farmer Bowling ..................... 2 , 3 Table Tennis ........ ...l,2,3 Volleyball ............ . . l, 2,3 Boys' State Alternate .... ..... Cheer Block .......... ..... Cheerleader ......... ....... F.P.A. ..... ..l,Z,3 Band ...... ...... Chorus ....... ...l,2,3 Senior Play .... ....... I- Di.. DIANNE COPENHAVER Ambition: Attend Beauty College F.H.A.... ............... ....1 Chorus .... .... l ,2 Ensemble... ....1,2 Volleyball ..... .... 1 , 2 Cheer Block .... ..... Safety Patrol .... . . . 3 English Service. . . . . WOODBURN EQUITY EXCHANGE Woodburn, Indiana IU- T1nk TERRY LEE KLINKER Ambition: To be a success Basketball ........... .... l , Baseball .... Track ...... Bowling .... . . Table Tennis. . . . Cross-Country. . . Class Officer .... King Candidate. . . Chorus ....... S.A. M. . . . . Iunior Play .... Senior Play. . . ..l, ..l, ...l, Q D ,. AZT , J' ki 1 Duds RICHARD DEAN WOEBBEKING Ambition: Successful Farme Bowling ............ Basketball... . ,QV ,-.. an .1 Baseball. . . . Volleyball ..... K ' Table Tennis... I eta CAROL SUE PATERSON Ambnxon: Basketball .... Bowling ..... Chorus .,.. Ensemble ..... To own a Corvet l ..l,2, English Serviceu.. Volleyball ...... . . . Safety Patrol. . l,2, Track ..,..... Cross-Country .... F.F.A. Band. ............. Chorus ............ Bog, s' State Alternate. . . I ,Z 2 ,Z 2 w , YS E 1,2 3 Cheer Block .... . . . if junior Play .... 'Q iv UEVEV 'ipapv EVELYN NORMA PIEPER PATRICIA LOU HAUKE Ambition: To be 5 Secretary Ambition: To be a secretarv Chorus ................... ...l,.., CTIOVUS ------- ---------.- - Ensemble ..... Cheer Block ....... .. .. Volleyball .... . . . , -, , Ensemble ..,. . . . . . Bagketball ,,,, Volleyball. . . . . . . Bowling .... Bowling ....... , F. H.A. ...... Basketball ..... . Cheer Block. . . English Service. . . Queen's Court. . . . This Page Sponsored by M. T. LIPSETT, INSURANCE PORTMAN MACHINE SHOP Woodburn, Indiana Woodburn, Indiana Shirl SHIRLEY ANN RICH Ambition: Be successful a happy in anything I do. nd F.H.A. ................... l,Z,3,4 F.H.A. Officer .............. Betty Crocker Award. ....... . American Legion Essay Winner. . . . . Ensemble ................. . .... 1, Chorus .......... ....l, English Service .... Junior Play. .... .. ffl Iim HM SCHUMACHER Ambition: Remain a Bachelor Chorus .................... l,2,3 Band ........ Basketball... .... 1,2,3 Baseball ...... 2,3 Table Tennis .... .... 1 ,Z, 3 Bowling....... ...1,2,3 S.A.M. ......... . .. S.A.M. Officer... King Candidate. . . . . . . Boys' State .... ....... F.F.A.......... ....1 3 P Ambiti Bowlin Q A lim HM LESHER on: Anonymous Telephone Caller Q.. ..... . ,vi Volleyball ...... . . . l,2, 3 Class Officer... .... 1,3 Iunior Play .... . . . .. Senior Play. . .. . . . f A . ,F . Mike Dee MICHAEL BRUCE CLOSSON DELORIS KOITHAHN Ambition: See the World Ambition Artist Bowling ....................... 3, 4 Chorus ......... This Page Sponsored by GRABILL BANK Grabill , Indiana -'Jann JANICE LOU BUSSB Ambition: To be a happy and successful secretary Chorus ............... Ensemble ..... Cheer Block. . . Basketball. . . Volleyball ..... Bowling ........ English Service .... Queen Candidate. . . Junior Play ....... Senior Play .... .......l,2,3 3,4 ....l,2,3,4 ......3,4 4 ....4 3 ....4 Eloi s e KAREN JUNE ROEMKE Ambition: To do good always Chorus ...................... 1 Ensemble .... ,... Band ...... . . . 1 , 2 Majorette ..... . . . Cheerleader ..,. . . . Girls' State .... .... Safety Patrol. . . . . . l , Z F.H.A. ..... .. .l,2 Basketball .... . . .... Volleyball. .. 1,2 Bowling. ..... l,2 TableTenn1s..... ...l,2 Junior Play.. . . . Gary GARY WAYNE ARNOS Ambition: To be a good carpenter Table Tennis ............... l, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball ..... ......... l ,Z , 3, 4 Basketball. . . ..... ...Z Bowling .... .... 2 , 3, 4 Baseball .... 1,2.3,4 Track ...... S.A. M. .... . Cheer Block. . . Junior Play. . . Senior Play .... 3,4 4 3 ...4 This Page Sponsored by Cheer Block. . . . . . Queen...... H1storian.... English Service .... . .... .. Class OfficCr,... Senior Play. . . .. . 15 Moonle NONA LOUISE BUUCK Ambition: To be successful Chorus ...................... Volleyball. . . ............ 1,2 3, Ensemble ..... ..... Safety Patrol .... . . . . Cheer Block. . . Basketball... F.H.A. .Qfifi 3 STARLEE Ambition: Chorus ....... Volleyball ..... Ensemble ..... Class Reporter. S.A. M. ..... . English Service Junior Play .... RITZ GRILL FUELLING DRUG STORE Woodburn, Indiana WOOCibUf1'1, IUdi51'15 Millie ELAINE MILLER To be an artist 12 . ...l,23 12, Wee Willie Ives Tee BILL BENNETT IVAN GERIG TERRY CARTER SMITH Ambition: Cat and Dog Doc. Ambition: Toil with the Soil Ambition: Woodburn Mayor Chorus ......... , ........... Basketball .... 1 Z 3 4 Basketball .... Baseball... Baseball ..... Baseball. . . . Bggkeybgll, , , Volleyball .... Track. . . . . . Vgllgyball ,..,. Table Tennis. . Volleyball. . .. Table Tennis .... F. F.A. ...... Table Tennis. . Class Officer... Chorus ..... Bowling.. . . . . Bowling ....... Bowling ........ . Boys' State. . . F.F.A. .... . S.A.M. F. F.A. Officer .... S.A. M. Officer. . . Track ............ Iunror Play ...... Senior Play .... S.A.M. ....... . King Candidate. . . . Iunior Play. . . . . . Senior Play. . . I ..'. ij? Q ,K K -X .f -x.4,,,--X . .. This Page Sponsored by Band ........ Chorus ....... King Candidate S.A. M. ..... . Cheer Block. . . Iunior Play. . . Senior Play. . . CLASS OFFICERS lSenlorsJ Steve Breit ...... Vice President Sandy Murphy. . . President Karen Roemke. . . Treasurer lim Schumacher. . Secretary 6. Reporter KELLER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Vrfoodburn, Indiana History 1954 - Dear Diary: Here it is, May 3rd, 1958, and here we are Seniors of the 1958 graduating class with just two more weeks until graduation. It doesn't seem possible, Diary dear, that we're here already. Let's just for fun go back and read some of the pages of three or four years ago. Oh, look, Diary, here it is September 2, 1954. It says Today thirty-five Freshmen gathered on the south side of the old assembly. Golly, we were all a twitter and trembly , but we chose as our sponsor, Miss Margaret Rosentrader, to get the ball rolling. Poor Rosie didn't know what she was in for. Our class officers were as follows: President-lim Schumacher, Vice-President-Bill Bennett, Secretary-Terry Klinker, and Treasurer-Steve Breit. For queen candidate we chose Pat Hauke, and for king we chose Iim Schumacher. Although we campaigned like mad we sorta-well, just plain lost , but we were all set for the next three years. Our class certainly had to have a winner. Look Diary, September 30, 1954, found all the freshmen at the home of Karen Roemke for a hilarious hayride. Despite all the tomatoes from upper classmen who should have known better , we had a glorious evening. These big boys try their hardest to run us poor freshies! October 3, 1954, found our class trying to survive a reckless initiation. The seniors seemed to enjoy themselves immensely, not to say a word for the poor freshies. We survived though, with only one casualty for the whole evening. November 4, basketballstarted and guess what, two freshman girls were the reserve yell leaders: they were Karen Roemke and Doris Schulenburg. That shows you what a good class can do, and Diary, that's not all, seven freshman boys backed the reserve team. They were Iim Schumacher, Terry Klinker, Terry Smith, Dick Woebbeking, Bill Bennett, Ivan Gerig, and Steve Breit. December 31, Sharon Kleine opened her home for a delightful class party. We all stayed up till 12:00, to welcome in the New Year of 1955 . After all we were getting pretty old--freshmen you know. March 26, Terry Klinker won the free throw contest. March 28, Shirley Rich won the American Legion Essay Contest, first prize winner at that, and March 31, Karen Roemke won the first prize for her poster on Fire Prevention. My, Diary, we freshmen are smart! A real good class. Well, the month of April went fast, and soon we found ourselves at the end of the school year. We all were sorta sad, and so we made our farewell until the next fall. 1955 September 4, 1955, thirty-two Sophomores came back: we only lost Linda Burk, but we gained Faye McNutt. Boy, we were really growing upg this year we got to sit next to the big aisle. We were really getting smart! We chose as our sponsor, Mr. Ira MCBride5 al- though he seemed terribly gruff at times, he was a lamb deep down under. The officers were President-Doris Schulenburg, Vice-President-Bill Bennett, Secretary-Sharon Kleine, and Treasurer-Steve Breit. We also chose queen and king candidates, Miss Karen Roemke and Terry Klinker. To our pleasure, our own Karen walked off with the title of Queen, September 27 found all Sophomores out to Iim Schumacher's for a hayride. Although it rained cats and dogs , and one person was knocked unconscious by a flying rock, we had a real cool time. November 6, seven boys turned out to back the reserve team, the same seven in fact, but this year they've really improved. November 15 found all the Sophomores under the supervision of our sponsor in the gym for a party and as is said, we had a ball. ' December 4, 1955 , six Sophomore girls sang at the Lions' Variety Show, and they came out rated second. But they'll rise again. March 24, 1956, Ivan Gerig won the free throw contest, and May the 3rd, our own Sharon Kleine was the Queen of the first May Day Festival ever to be held. May 5, the Sophomores ordered their ringsp boy, we were really something! May l4 arrived and we all bid each other good-by , but we were greatly looking for- ward to our Iunior year the coming fall. 1956 September 6, 1956-This year we've rated seats on the left side of the big aisle: we're considered upperclassmen now. We chose as our sponsors Mrs. Wilma Wetter and Arthur Wilder, and officers were President-Sandy Murphy, Vice-President-Bill Bennett, Secretary- Doris Schulenburg, and Treasurer-Jim Schumacher. We gained two new members--Sandy Ertel and Larry Carter, and lost three, Sharon Kleine, Sharon Voorhies, and George Richhart. During the summer our class's grief was caused by the death of Sharon Kleine, informally known as Whitie. She was greatly missed by all, for when the Iunior year began, there was a strange emptiness where Whitie should have been. September 8, we chose for queen and king candidates, Sandy Murphy and Terry Smith. We again lost. We had just one more year to gain back the Crown. September 25, the Juniors held a hayride at the home of Dianne Copenhaver, and this time, for once, everything went off in grand style, without any complications. September 28, the Iuniors held their first real project, a paper drive. September 31, our card campaign started, and guess what, we out-sold any previous class . October 12 , our sweaters came! Now we were full-fledged juniors. Although the tem- peratures registered 70 degrees, all Juniors were proudly seen wearing their sweaters despite the huge drops of perspiration which trickled down their foreheads. October 13, the big day arrived, and we received our class rings. Golly, they were so shiny and beautiful! October 15, the juniors held a fabulous skating party at Bell's Rink. November 4-5 , the Juniors put on the best play Woodburn viewers had ever seen, Finders Creepers. When the curtain fell the final night, everyone had to agree that Wilbur and Hercules had stolen the show. November 6, five boys proudly donned varsity suits. They were Iim Schumacher, Bill Bennett, Ivan Gerig, Dick Woebbeking, and Terry Klinker. Yes, this team was really ready and willing to go places. December 15, we started selling chili and hot dogs at noon. Although the chili was burned and the hot dogs cold, we managed to make some money. February 29, our magazine campaign ended, and Karen Roemke and Iim Schumacher were high salesmen. Karen chose a radio as her prize, and Jim chose a watch. Now we had money in the bank! March 14, Sandy Murphy was the runner-up in the girls' bowling contest. March 18, Karen Roemke and Doris Schulenburg were chosen as Girls' State representa- tives, and Sandy Murphy and Starlee Miller were alternates. Iim Schumacher and Terry Smith were also chosen for Boys' State, and Dick Woebbeking and Bruce Yerks were alternates. March 20, the Juniors chose the junior-Senior Reception theme. Yes, Showboat was our grand selection. April 15, Sandy Murphy was chosen Queen of the Lakes contestant for the Mermaid Festival which would be held during the summer. April 27, yes, the big night finally arrived. All the guys and gals proudly paraded in their frills. Our theme Showboat was a sensation, and the Seniors sincerely had a mar- velous night to remember. L May 6, the juniors helped the Seniors in their candlelight baccalaureate services. We all anticipated the next year when we would be in their position. May 13, school was out and we all wished that May 17, 1958, wasn't a whole year off. But we looked forward to our Senior year. 1957 September 5, 1957, found twenty-six Seniors assembled in what was supposed to be a school room. We had lost Larry Carter, Doris Schulenburg, and Bob Killian and we'd gained none. We had chosen Sandy Ertel and Ivan Gerig as our queen and king candidates during the summer, but somehow our queen candidate was lost to the altar, so Ianice Busse was nominated to fill her place. We Seniors didn't make it, but we were very proud of our handsome candidates. The start of the year was so muddled up by remodeling, that school actually didn't start until October. It was very usual to walk through the hall and stumble over a lead pipe, or even get lost among piles of boxes, but add a little humor to these trying times, and you end with a pile of fun. On September 25, we all journeyed to Robert's studio for our Senior pictures. Yes, the day had finally arrivedp now our Senior title seemed more real. October 1, school really started and we elected as our sponsors Mrs. Lois Keller and Mr. Arthur Wilder. We elected officers as follows: President-Sandy Murphy, Vice-President- Steve Breit, Secretary-jim Schumacher, and Treasurer-Karen Roemke. October 17, Sandy was chosen to represent our class for the D.A,R. award. My, we were proud of her. October 28, basketball started, and this year we knew that we were sure to win our games, for you see, four Seniors were of the starting five, and there were even some more players who were valuable, waiting to take over for these tired boys. November 3, the Senior Class was really being well represented this year, for the cheerleaders chosen to keep the team's morale up all came from our class . They were Bruce Yerks, Sandy Murphy, and Karen Roemke. November 27, the Senior Class held a bake sale up at the Marsh Foodliner. Despite the fact that Mr, Weatherman made it rain and snow, the Seniors returned home a little richer. December 10, the big Day arrived, and we received our pictures. The oos and ahs could be heard, and of course everyone wanted a picture. They all thought we were so terribly handsome! December 15, we ordered our name cards and our caps and gowns. Our invitations were picked out. Everyone was getting very anxious for that 17th day of May. December 20, Christmas vacation started, and golly, we got two whole weeks off! After a little party in our home room, we all bid each other a Very Merry Christmas and departed. january 6 we were back from a glorious vacation of two weeks. Ianuary 8, we picked our editor and co-editor of the annual. They were Sandy Murphy and jim Schumacher. Mr. Henney said we needed two bosses , so here they were. Poor kids, they had loads of work ahead of them. january 10, the Seniors received their name cards. My goodness, Diary, everyone loves usp everyone wants our card. This really makes a person feel like a celebrity. January 16, the County Tourney started, and we defeated Elmhurst on the very first try. They thought they had it all sewed up in the bag that they would have a Victory, but we surely surprised them. Then, Diary, we played Arcola and wong and we just kept going until we reached the semi-finals and played Hoagland. Here we stgpped, but we surely were proud of our team and Mr. Ivy, our coach. This is Mr. lvy.'s first year coaching our boys and look what a marvelous job he has done already! Maybe next year we'll take the county. We've got great hopes for next year. We will be out, Diary, but we'll still be backing the team all the way to the final game. J ffl' jj h. -A january 23, semester exams started, and we Seniors were very delighted, for this would be our last cramming like crazy for tests in the old High School. Ianuary 28, we picked our class colors, motto, and flowers. Such a time, Diary, that we had trying to please everyone. It finally ended that we chose blue and silver for our colors, pink roses for the flowers, and our motto, Upward Forever, Backward Never. Ianuary 30, Shirley Rich won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest for our school. February 25, five boys received their basketball jackets. My, they looked handsome! I guess everyone had to admit that we Seniors had the best-looking class. February 26, the Sectional tourney started, and since Mr. Ivy had taken our boys so far in the County we expected to win the Sectional. No, Diary, seriously, we all had great hopes, and we did win our first game, but when we went on to try to beat Concordia, our luck changed. Those terrible refs , of course it couldn't have been our boys! March 7, we picked our play, and this year, with the help of Mrs. Keller, we were going to give a Broadway production, Arsenic and Old Lace. Nine boys and three girls made up the cast. March 28, the Seniors held a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Keller. She was so shocked that we almost created a disaster. April 25-26, the night arrived for the fabulous presentation of Arsenic and Old Lace. Mrs. Keller was such a wonderful director, and the kids performed so marvelously, that all turned out perfectly. Well, Seniors, we've gone through the pages of several years, and you have heard about your experiences. You did have a glorious time despite all the little differences. Now let's look at the present. l'm sure you're all having a glorious time here tonight. The Iuniors have gone to a lot of work for us. l know all of you Seniors will want to thank the Iuniors for the lovely evening which we will remember for years to come. Now the time has come to glimpse into the future. Your Recognition Night will be held May l3, and the Valcdictorian and the Salutatorian will each receive a loving cup, and also the G. C. Henderson winner will be announced. May ll will be your Baccalaureate and Rev. H. Georg will be the speaker. May l7, l95S, will be the biggest night of your school life, the night you've been waiting for for twelve years. Commencement is a night that means much to you, your family, and your friends. Don Odle from Taylor University will be the speaker. May l8, you Seniors leave on your long-awaited trip to Washington and New York, and you get back to Fort Wayne the following Friday. Yes, your school days are finished now, and each of you will be going different directions. Your future lies within you yourself whether you be a success or a failure. But remember, Seniors, always keep your head up, strive for the best things in life, and remember always--take your Heavenly Creator as your lifetime partner, so that when you reach the end of your long walk, you can say, It's been a job well done. 1'Q I. 'X 1. -Qi' - 'K ,,i,, I 'W lr ,, X ,,,, Q gy A s . r f A 15 ,K ,,, a 9 U ,--. ',. s in i 4' 'WL Junior Class 'Q' M ,. ,W .ff ,r w, W , , X li ' as I fig' fr: 1- .21 5 A- . ' .p-V' it. v ., V l 1 v ' ' 3, :rr M if .S-.rffEfI' ,. f , .3 ' Q , 'QM fx-'15 1 N, xx 1, !. 1 NF 282: ' 45, V I - ,A i Q, '. 1 ff 13 it f 'S 11'M f il ik r at ' L. it f . , eff, Q ix! 1. X.: ' 'a jg 'B 'jg '5 Pi WM. vi' ii -Mir fww xg ,.. .... ,A :vw ,um iv, 1-Q h . , I ' ' A , V, -5, ZH., , , 257-.N ,, X ff Q A is -K s 1 U P- , Q A f ' ' Q va Q., f X ,Y -5:1 . - - Q g I 5 , ' X - fl 'JP D G' -. K' HF , 5, , , ' ,X N 1 Sf- , , s W, . - 1 we- 'fqkymf ' Q- . ' 'VAN' O f 9 rg ' Q- E. 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This Page Sponsored by FEUSNER Sf SCHAFER SAWMILL BOLLIER TEXACO SERVICE 20 New Haven, Indiana Harlan, Indiana--Ph. 3118 5 1 Junior Class X A A r., ,xl W ,'-, , .-- . -rw ,. ,- - . . ,4 ,4. r C , f- H Q K 3 1 f. :Nw an an , 4 , xy 5' 'lx 1 3ffRb'w '- if r l 65- Q, -K 1 L N f ': li - -Q --5 9' jk-1 by , 5 ' r b a f . l .L ' - f S J ink ff' . , f. . Egg 1- ' 5? X , I f A 1 ROW ONE: Iames Gordon, Phyllrs Koester, Mary Ruth Pack, Charlotte Burchardt, Carolyn Delagrange, Carol Rerchharr, Barbara Miller. ROW TWO: Sandra Foss, Ruth Ann Zook, Barbara Cobb, Drusilla Iessup, Pat Paul, Eifre Ann Bohler. CLASS OFFICERS Uumorj Linda Roemer ........... . ....... . . . . Treasurer Larry Doehrman. . . . . . . Vice-President George Elkrns. .... . . . . President Elrzabeth Mull.. . . . . Reporter Barbara Miller. . . . . . . Secretary , uf . , , QL . ' ' in 4 s V, Ja L , - h -4 x This Page Sponsored by WOODBURN LUMBER COMPANY Woodburn, Indiana ,V I- 0- 4 ,,. 4 -- l I , , av, I 77 Kar- .N . 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If J e ny 7 ,L-xi X , X 4 faq- my N- 5 , Chorus ':,?g..i ,' .V If V D I I ry! - Y , Y - Q X: fx rw. i -rg lasik- X H ' , , R f ' I , -1 ' ,, e--fly .X , .Mx M74 ggi , I , ' r - '-X14 , ' 1' Q 1 sf' , r, ' xy - . 5. . Q eff ' I - ' . , Xxx FIRST POW: Dizec Q, Theo more Taylsr, lvI.ny Kelley, Rosemary Agler, Dianne Woebbeking, Nancy Bohren, Iamce COOYTIGY. I-O15 D ..iI'r..I.Ir,I, Ilrt Bruins, Peg Thompson, Karen Ehle, Arlene Gerig, IIUI Gordon, Dennis Lltzenberg, Vernon Kelley, Bob Scnu: -Vz. SECOND ROW: Carol Wirxzeler, Sharon Rc:z.r-nschzienler, Charlotte Burcharrit, Linda Roemer, Jane Murphy, Elaine Armstrong, Dorctni' Wetter , Barb Parsons, Ruth .Ann Look, Santxy Augspuzger, Anita Coors, Beverly LlIlL'cl.lfJ':1'Q, Julie I-Icrvath, It-fry Closson, Dick Brennelie, Bob Richhuit, jerry Klopienstein, Anthony Arens. THIRD ROW: Lalry Thiele, Iinx Rathgc, Don Vogtman, Melvin Doctor, Iacl: Korte, Ierry Hone, Alvin Cook, TiTI'yKl1IIllSI', Roger Refgeweg, Jinx Schumacher, Charlie Ort, Bruce Yerks, Ivan Gerig, Bill Moore, Norman Smith, Lester BNHS, Dave Hartman, Jerzy Schurg. This year, for the first time, we have a selected chorus composed of fifty mem- bers and directed by T. D. Taylor. On December 16, the chorus, along with the senior and junior bands, junior choir and special groups presented a Christmas concert. In accord' with the Christmas sea- son we recorded a tape of carols which was played over the Lincoln Tower. Then on Christmas Day our chorus presented a half-hour program over station WOWO. Our chorus participated in the Allen County Choral Festival at Leo on March 27. Our individual numbers were Onward Christian Soldiers and Mutual Admiration Society. We also took part in the Spring Concert and the Baccalaureate Service. Our accompanists this year have been Charlotte Burchardt and Carol Winzeler. This Page Sponsored by OETTING FUNERAL HOME Harlan, Indiana Senior Band PIP alt! , V 59,1 ,,,-...,..-- ,,,,., i .... LT- X , .-..,....- -et- 'K -g f ' ....-. ' FIRST ROW: Peg Thompson, Pat Bruns, Janice Coomer, Carol Winzeler, Karen Roemke, Linda Sue Stevenson, james Gordon, Jack Thompson, Sandra Augspurger, Kim Smith. SECOND ROW: Anne Henney, Pat Breit, Ann Ehle, Deanna Lilly, Becky Lesher, Leatha Lanzer, Kay Yerks, Donna Lou Bohler, Betty May Bohler, Kathleen Copenhaver, Ruth Ann Zook, Mike Martin, Ronnie Lake, Sharon Grabner, Betty Dicks, Eddie Lawson, Larry Gundy. THIRD ROW: Arlene Gerig, Beverly Litzenburg, Lester Bruns, Rita Gerig, Sam Calvin, Emily Wetter, Rita Dewey, Elaine Armstrong, Nancy Bohren, Bill Gordon, Janice Rhinehart, Vincent Klopfenstein, Sandra Murphy, Lynn Becker, Allen Wetter, Kathy Moser. STANDING: Charlotte Burchardt, julie Horvath, Linda Wells, Barbara Parsons, Nancy Murphy, Director, Theodore Taylor. Composed of fifty junior high and high school students, the band has been di- rected for two years by Theodore Taylor. Activity has characterized the band during the past year. An excellent rating was earned in the NISBOVA contest at Elkhart in the spring, and in October the band participated in the NISBOVA marching contest at North Side High School. Several members of the band gained recognition in the local Solo and Ensemble contest in Fort Wayne, and two, Elaine Armstrong and Carol Winzeler, were privileged to enter the state competition at Indianapolis. Constituting some of the summer activities was the band's participation in several parades and fairs. There was the Mermaid Festival at North Webster with Sandy Murphy representing the organization as our candidate for Queen of the Lakes, the Van Wert Peony Festival, the Lion's State Convention Parade in Fort Wayne, the Auburn Street Fair, where out of a field of forty bands the Woodburn band received third place, and the local Legion Days. In the fall the Woodburn band proudly led the Woodburn Day's parade and later represented our community at the annual Fort Wayne United Funk Kickoff parade. Superior players from the Allen County bands compose the Clinic Band which gives several spring concerts. Chosen to be in this from our band were Carol Winzeler, Bill Gordon, Ianice Coomer, Pat Bruns, Peggy Thompson, Elaine Armstrong, and Kathy Copenhaver. Four of these members were selected to play first chair in their section. In the past year Woodburn has been proud of its band, and under Mr. Taylor, it will be a justifiable pride. Q V1.1 1n, 1 1' ' 1 af' 1 1 Z' ,111' 11 F41 , 1, MT: I1 1 ,11l 1 ' 1 'I 1 W ' 11 j Y J 1 J' 1 ' 1 Y ' , ,111 H , 151 , 1 1 U 1 1 A 1 I 1 ll? 11 1 V 1 1 I 1 1 , 1 1 1 I V I4 I 1 1 1 1-Q 1 1 Q 1 1 I 111 V1 ur A M1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 V Ia 1' 1 1 ' ' fi J' Mwl '1 N X Q V ' ,,1 I 1 1 1 11 11 1' 1 'U' 1 1. M' ' NISBOVA ENSEMBLE GROUP FIRST ROW: Iane Henney, Kim Smith, James Gordon, Allen Wetter, Emily Wetter. SECOND ROW: Arlene Gerig, Carol Winzeler, Peg Thompson, Janice Coomer, Pat Bruns, Elaine Armstrong, Julie Horvath, Barbara Parsons, Phyllis Koester, Linda Roemer, Charlotte Burchardt, Sharon Remenschneider, Karen Ehle, Snaron'Z1rke-lbach, Barbara Miller. THIRD ROW: Leatha Lanzer, Nick Lake, Anne Henney, Ann Ehle. The Solo and Ensemble Contest sponsored by the NISBOVA is an annual event in which music students have the opportunity to participate. The entries are regis- tered in groups depending upon the age of the musician and the difficulty of the composition performed. The top three groups are eligible to enter the State Contest, if a superior rating is received at the district meet. This year many students en- tered this competition in solo and ensemble selections. Because of the many superior ratings, our Music Department is very proud of its members. l 4 n This group of Junior girls received a superior rating at the District Contest and an excellent at the State Finals. They have appeared on both radio and television. ' r The octet also won first place at the District FHA talent contest and sang at the State Convention. xx li T' 'S'-L LL L':n?n'uT'.-EI ' in . , L +1 .h F 1 Q- wg, r r 1, - w Y fri y, 1. 'I ' t D , T 4 - -i f I . S l 36 RSS!!! This Page Sponsored by WOODBURN EQUITY EXCHANGE Woodburn, Indiana Junior Choir FIRST ROW: Emily Wetter, Leatha Lanzer, Anne Henney, Kay Yerks, Mary Schindler, Linda Stevenson, Connie Gebhart. SECOND ROW: Becky Lesher, Barbara Thompson, Ann Ehle, Linda Wells, Ianice Rhinehart, Nancy Murphy, Sharon Painter, Sharon Lake, Kathy Moser, Donna Lou Bohler, Rita Dewey. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Lake, Eddie Lawson, Kim Smith, Mike Martin, Ronnie Schumacher, Lynn Becker, Sam Calvin, Vincent Klopfenstein, Gerald McKeeman, Iim Below, Larry Gundy, Ronnie Rhinehart, Dale Arnos. This singing organization is composed of students in the seventh and eighth grades. It is here that we learn part singing so that when we get into high school we can qualify for the concert choir. This year has been an eventful one for us. We were a part of the Christmas program, and we also sang at the Junior Choir Festival at Leo on March 7, 1958. Our song in the festival was a Swedish Dance Song which was a lot of fun to sing, and the audience liked it, also. We also performed at the School Spring Concert on April 30, 1958. This Page Sponsored by EVANS FUNERAL HOME L. SMITH G SON Payne, Ohio Antwerp, Ohio I FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: STANDING: Junior Band on 1 Q ' 1 K NX 'Q ' x . I 'S---.-.-.. Anne Henney, Ann Ehle, Leatha Lanzer, Sandra Roemer, Linda Sue Stevenson, lane Brenneke, Jane Henney, Marsha Hamm, Eddie Lawson, Kim Smith. Donna Lou Bohler, Rita Dewey, Becky Lesher, Kay Yerks, Rita Rekeweg, Sandy Remenschneider, Sharon Painter, Brenda Klopfenstein, Judy Stauffer, Ruthann Irvin, Barbara Scheiderer, Iim Winzeler, Tom Yerks Dale Arnos, Ronnie Lake, Mike Martin, Larry Gundy. Samuel Calvin, Emily Wetter, Sharon Lake, Karen Roemer, Bill Armstrong, David Lanzer, Vaughn Zook, Barbara Breit, Vicki Ozborn, Ianice Rhinehart, Vincent Klopfenstein, Dennis Schumacher, Iohn McNabb, Tom Calvin, Iody Moser, Bernard Cook, Ronnie Schumacher, Lynn Becker, Allen Wetter, Kathy Moser. Barry Steinman, Linda Wells, Nancy Murphy. This is the training band of our school. Students learn the basic fundamentals of music here, and they also play pieces for concert. Twenty-five new players started on instruments this year, while the rest in the picture have played more than a year. Twenty-six of us were also selected to play in the band that performed at the Junior Choir Festival at Leo. We also plan to play at the Spring Concert. This Page Sponsored by DAN PURVIS New Haven, Indiana F. F. A. 1335213 81350 i i If ,Mis lil WWW 115 2 -I mr-: wars' an mile at 1 B538 acilhif hi-I ik Hffdzi Tiiwxftv il: A 2 Q fav 395 V LLPSESS f . i ' EM -Af ,km if I- ,I 1 f . V - . -..jf ' ,dj ' ': 1 , 'f ,a, . FIRST ROW: Ie-rry Schurg, Melvin Doctor, Steve Breit, Ivan Gerig, Lowell Roemke, Jerry Klopfenstein, L. O. Stafford, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Larry Thiele, Dennis Litzenberg, Iim Miller, Wayne Stafford, Roger Ehle, jerry Gerig, Lester Rekeweg, Dick Woebekking, Stanley Woebbeking, Bob Richhart, Dave Schaaf, lack Korte, David Arnos, Buzz Hershberger. THIRD ROW: Leroy Ort, Jack Thompson, Dave Hartman, Charlie Ort, Bruce Yerlas, Ierry Lake, Roger Rekeweg, Dave Nahrwold, Larry Hocl-zemeyer, Don Relxeweg, Dick Brenneke, Ierry Korte, Bob Schurg. Absent, Lloyd Brenneke. President. . . . . . . . .Ivan Gerig Treasurer. . . . . Ierry Klopfenstein Vice-President. . . . . . jerry Schurg Reporter. . . . . . Lowell Roemke Secretary. . . . . . . Melvin Doctor Sentinel ..... . . . . Steve Breit Chapter Advisor. . Mr. L. O. Stafford The Future Farmers of America is a non-profit, non-political, farm youth organi- zation of voluntary membership designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agricul- ture, and the improvement of country life. It constitutes one of the most efficient agricultural teaching devices that have been discovered up to the present time. The Future Farmers of America exists today because of a co-operative spirit and a desire on the part of farm boys, fourteen to about twenty-one years of age, prepar- ing for farming through vocational agriculture, to have a national organization of their own in which they may secure practical business experience, act as their own in- structors, and enjoy the fellowship of one another. It is vocational education on a farm youth level. Improved agriculture, better local communities, a more satisfying farm home life, and more efficient farmer-citizens are emerging as a result of the boys' experiences . re'h,'? n F. H. . .. 'z-67 ,- V ,,,r.r,, I. f' If 1 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: f , P - - . ' ., ,NR , J 1 ' - H P SEO. ' ' ' --,. - . .f xl 5 x 'N fi X F.H,A, Advisor, Mrs. Ruth Morris, Karen Roemke, Sandra Augspurger, Barbara Parsons, Melva Roberts, Charlotte Burchardt, Sandra Murphy, Pat Bruns, Julie Horvath, Carol Winzeler, Arlene Gerig. Nancy Bohren, Rosemary Agler, Sharon Remenschneider, Peggy Thompson, Patty Schlatter, Carolyn Delagrange, Patty Gerbers, Janice Doehrman, Linda Reddersen, Nona Buuck, Peggy Stevenson, Kathy Copenhaver, Janice Ehle, Diane Messman, Lois Bremer, Coleen Gerig, Ianice Coomer, Deanna Lilly, Barbara Miller, Betty Dicks. Diane Oyer, Ioyce Messman, Linda Ehle, Karen Ehle, Louise Miller, Ruth Ann Zook, Carol Shanebrook, Patty Breit, Carol Reichhart, Rita Gerig, Judy Brennelce, lane Murphy, Dorothy Scheiderer, Elaine Armstrong, Dulanna Messman, Phyllis Koester, Carolyn Harkins, Shermie Schafer, Peggy Messman. This year the Future Homemakers of America Club has fifty-five members. There were a number of activities carried on in the club during the year including a party for new members, a bake sale, Christmas caroling, and a talent show. We also were privileged to hear a civil defense speaker, and Mrs. Elmer Becker who showed slides she had taken in India. The fall and spring district meetings were attended, and the Melodi-Airs sang in the district contest held at the spring meeting. Our main money-making project was selling sloppy joes to the school pupils at noon, which was very successful. Ianice Doehrman was nominated for District Treasurer. Under the leadership of our advisor, Mrs. Morris, and with the co-operation of officers and members we have accomplished much this year. President ....... . . . Charlotte Burchardt Vice-President. . .... Carol Winzeler Secretary ....... ..... P at Bruns Treasurer ...... . . Melva ROb91 ES Parliamentarian. . .................. Iulie Horvath Historians ..... Sandy Murphy and Karen Roemke Reporter .... ................. S hirley Rich Song Leader . . Advisor ........ Chapter Mothers . . . Mrs. Sandra Aug spurger Mrs. Ruth Morris Raymond Winzeler Mrs. Joseph Horvath Science 8. Math Club - r 3 -W H ff- -v .. l. I -. im- .r 'fx' f U .Q , ' ' x: y 5 X r- X 1 Q,-xxx, , i if . W ,,, - --ff' ..'iq-sw Q -L fr.: , rf- . r N -'if . Q N 2 .tv - , I f,' I X p Rx- g n 3 - ' .C , ' ,' .1 X , . . , , 1 , s X j - . . la , - - 1 - -'rr v 4 V. -, -- X 0 I I f 1 .Q 14.51. D -Sf., Q' ,gf v , ' Q' , X A HWX .L . x 'xl .1 ' I ' .:.,I:... ,ly .,,'! -x',A.sV.,, , X FIRST RQWg Bill Bennett, Arlene Gerxg, jim Schumacher, H1119 norvatn, Steve Breit. SECOND ROW3 Ianice Coomer, Carol IW1nzeler, Mary Stafford, Dorothy Busche, Ruth Ann Zook, Peggy Thompson, Pat Bruns, Bruce Nahrwold, Larry Doehrman, Mr. Wilder, Advisor: Terry Klinker, Dave Hartman, Sandy Murphy, Starlee Miller, Ivan Gerig, George Elkins, Bill Grabner. Science 85 ath The Science and Math Club is a fairly new organization at Woodburn High School being in its second year. This year SalVI has twenty-five members, all junior and seniors taking advanced math and science courses. SaM meetings are educational and informal. The purpose of the club is to promote a greater interest in the world of-science and create a source of pleasure for the students. At this time SaM plans to tour several places of interest in Fort Wayne: those being considered are Seyfert's Foods, Inc. , Coca-Cola, Baer Field, and WPTA-TV. One of our outstanding projects this year was our splash party at the YWCA on February 7 . Because we were late getting organized this year, our sponsor, Mr. Wilder, put a great deal of time into the club. For this we thank him very much. I ing 8. Queen of oodburn Days I95 LINDA REDDERSON - Freshman IERRY CLOSSON - Sophomore W x s lf ' 1, 'K Vg, T' 'Q- ,gi mx S, Varsity Basketball SEATED: Charles Ort, Student Manager, George Elkins, Larry Lengacher, Ivan Gerig, Ierry Closson, Dave Schaaf, Mr. Ivy, Coach. STANDING: jerry Schurg, Lester Rekeweg, Iohn Murphy, Terry Klinker, Dick Woebbeking, Iim Schumacher, Bill Bennett The Warriors enjoyed their best season for the past ten years with a record of eleven wins and eleven losses. The team had lots of spark this year and was capably coached by Hyrle Ivy, Ir. This was Mr. Ivy's first year at Woodburn. The Warriors had five close, hard-fought games that were lost by three points or less. To the sur- prise of many people the Warriors went clear to the Semi-final game in the County Tournament. The team had plenty of scoring punch this year with four boys over the 200 mark. They were Ierry Closson with 272, Terry Klinker with 261, Dick Woebbeking with 228, and Ivan Gerig with 204. Iim Schumacher had 144 points. SEASON'S RECORD XV. Q H Q HAMILTON 7l 49 'ELMHURST 43 37 ELMHURST 57 48 - 'ARCOLA 63 52 ARCOLA 55 62 AHOAGLAND 46 56 HARLAN 62 65 LEO 62 64 ASHLEY 65 50 COESSE 74 53 PAYNE 72 59 CROMWELL 59 47 HICKSVILLE 45 47 NEIN HAVEN 46 69 RIVERDALE 50 51 HOAGLAND 58 59 LAFAYETTE CENTRAL 50 59 HUNTERTOWN 58 59 ANTWERP 48 61 AARCOLA 49 41 MONROEVILLE 63 44 'CONCORDIA 54 73 ATOURNAMENT GAMES A This Page Sponsored by GOMPF FURNITURE :Sr HARDWARE Woodburn, Indiana RAY GILBERT: HYRLE IVY, IR.: Athletic Director , Baseball Coach, Freshman Basket- ball, Golf Basketball Coach , Track Coach, Cross Country TERRY KLINKER Basketball Captain CHARLES ORT Student Manager IVAN GERIG Ba seball Captain Q 1,11 K , A ? 'P' ,t W . , .9 1 V ,.,, .M A This Page Sponsored by HARLAN BUILDERS 61 SUPPLY COMPANY Bax 4280 Phone Harlan 2303 Harlan, Indiana IVAN GERIG Guard TERRY KLINKER IIM SCHUMACHER CGPt51H Forward Center The Varsity ' ,379 IERRY CLOSSON BILL BENNETT Guard lr I Y , , Guard DICK WOEBBEKING Forward This Page Sponsored by FIEDLER FARM STORE EDGERTON GARAGE Woodburn, Indiana Edgerton, Indiana sf DAVE SCI-U-NAP 2... Guard JOHN MURPHY Center LESTER REKEWEC1 IQ5 -I958 ,,, IL. ffl JERRY SCHURG Guard WK I 1 S GEORGE ELKINS Guard :avi LARRY LENGAC HER Forward This Page Sponsored by HOMEPLATE TAVERN Woodburn, Indiana Reserve Team l i fu :QE il' AOUBUX fans 9 U ,ewfhff ' O Qawnf, 3 I 1583303 1.. x ge, 'N' -. -s . 7 S is xx I gr' f 4 - . I SX' 'W . ' A , -H pf I n 1 W -- - I- ... . . v 1 . 4 ' 's - X FIRST ROW: Dave Schaaf, Larry Lengacher, Lester Bruns, Bill Gordon, Tom Schumacher, Hyrle Ivy, Coach. SECOND ROW: Iim Miller, Ronald Adreon, Roger Ehle, DeWayne Scheiman, Bill Moore, Jerry Gerig, Tom McConnell. The reserves had a good season with eight wins and nine losses. They showed a lot of drive, especially toward the end of the season, and will be of help for next year's varsity. The leading scorers for the reserves were Larry Lengacher with 122 points and DeWayne Scheiman with 93 points. Seasons Record is M Q ll Q Lafayette Central 29 22 Monroeville 33 40 Hamilton 2 4 2 3 Antwerp 39 32 Arcola 30 31 Leo 26 34 Elmhurst 22 38 Coesse 47 24 Harlan 29 38 Cromwell 38 Ashley 25 35 New Haven 29 Payne 29 28 Hoagland 38 Hicksville 2 3 2 l Huntertown 39 Riverdale l7 34 This Page Sponsored by DON HISSONG KAMMEYER'S IGA STORE Standard Service Antwerp, Ohio Woodburn, Indiana Freshman Basketball The WAX, X. ww, ,gilt il M gin 1- 4-saffron .., ,, 'Qu 5 is ' -'-1 -5,1 6' - - Ju' NX. -- ? ' - N ' .5 ,WX fs ste sr. 4 - Ns The Freshman team turned out to be very successful, as it won four games and lost none. The boys showed plenty of potential for future playing at Woodburn High School. There were three boys who scored-practically the same number of points. They were DeWayne Scheiman, Tom McConnell, and Roger Ehle, with 47, 43, and 42 points, respectively. SEASON'S RECORD W Q Hoagland 45 27 Harlan 38 33 Harlan 26 25 Hoagland 44 28 Glen Hockemeyer, jim Miller, Bob Delagrange, Ronnie Adreon, Dennis Hoeppner, Eugene Merkle, Tom McConnell, Roger Ehle, DeWayne Scheiman, Coach, Ray Gilbert. This Page Sponsored by DELAGRANGE FORD SALES, INC. New Haven, Irldiiiliii Track us, RN 'NN SECOND: Larry Doehrman, Lester Rekeweg, Terry Klinker, Dick Woebbeking, Larry Lengacher. FIRST: Ierry Klopfenstein, Roger Ehle, Jerry Schurg, George Elkins . olleyballl BACK: Wm: FIRST: SECOND: Lester Bruns, Tom McConnel, Lester Rekeweg, DeWayne Scheiman, Roger Rekeweg, Jerry Lake, Iohn Murphy, Charles Ort, Jerry Closson, Larry Lengacher, Larry Doehrman. Coach, Hyrle Ivy, Dennie Norden, Ierry Gerig, Ierry Schurg, Roger Ehle, jack Thompson, Bill Gordon, Jerry Klopfenstein, Dave Schaaf, George Elkins, Ronnie Adreon, Tom Schumacher. James Hoeppner, jim Rathge, Dennie Hoeppner, Don Paul, Terry Klinker, Iim Miller, Robert Delegrange, Allen Federspiel. Cross Countr s, , ,V,,, X ' if-A if 1 . vf. ,xv SECOND: Ierry Gerig, Bill Gordon, DeWayne Scheiman, Roger Rekeweg, Don Paul, Charles Ort, Dave Hartman. FIRST: jim Hoeppner, lack Thompson, Melvin Doctor, Roger Ehle, Tom Schumacher. This Page Sponsored by WOEBBEKING STOCK FARM RAY DISHER Woodburn, Indiana Woodburn, Indiana Junior High Basketball :mg L -J' M, QW t 4 1 J J hun' 1 + 1 X Q ' Q irc-. Y-f J X I V Zxftxix , 3, ,4 , .- , 4 ,- ' ,, . x . - ,asv-xi KNEELING: Ronny Rhinehart, Davld Bohren, Ronny Lake, Ronny Schumacher, Bruce Gerbera, Larry Gundy, Kim Smith- STANDINGI Eddie LGWSOH, Vincent Klopfenstem, Steve Singer, Sam Calvin, Vernon Elkins, Kenny Gerbera, 1-GSIGF Gerig, Mr. Wllder, Coach. rv - -- ,mm H 254 M88 . - SSW! 1: iii? fi gwgg SRI -' Q. V. fm , sX'w 5 ' 'EWR' Iii. Fv gr' ..,:,'.L'7: - 5398 I X -. Illia! -. FIRST ROW: Grover Wheeler, John McNabb, Terry Messman, Dale Amos, Tom Calvin, Noel Horvath, Robert Coomer. 'SECOND ROW: Mr. Wilder, Coach, Nicky Lake, Lynn Becker, Steve Kammeyer, Larry McKeeman, Iim Below, Ralph Smith. This Page Sponsored by BRENNEKE'S STORE Woodburn, Indiana Baseball f LD . C , , D L 1 s ,. 4 - -'-1 - X 9 s I y -. X v 1 - 6 K ,lg j , X , 'X 5 Q 5 .' -. '- - '2 ll T 1 ,1 Q w 5 rr , f . . . - , fan L- , .. , Q , r- l , M A ai 'N r FRONT ROW: Coach, Ray Gilbertp Bill Grabner, Don Vogtman, Ronnie Adreon, Bill Bennett, Gary Arnos, Tom Schumacher, George Elkins. SECOND ROW: Ierry Gerig, Bill Gordon, Lester Rekeweg, Iim Schumacher, Terry Klinker, Dick Woebbeking, Iohn Murphy, Ierry Closson, Ivan Gerig. The Warriors' baseball season came to an end with a record of two wins and six defeats. The tribe was led by Ierry Closson with a .308 hitting percentage and a two and three pitching record. Terry Klinker and Closson each had one home run apiece during the season. The experience gained by the undergraduates should improve the team next season. SCHEDULE AND RES ULTS Woodburn 4 Arcola 2 O Lafayette 3 3 Leo 4 O Elmhurst 5 2 Harlan 5 Z Huntertown 6 7 Monroeville 3 0 Hoagland 15 This Page Sponsored by IOHNSON PURE OIL PIN-A-RAMP LANES Antwerp, Ohio Antwerp, Ohio Phone 57173 Phone 57101 dw? 5. if e Varsity Cheerleaders Jr. High Cheerleaders Nancy Murphy Kathy Mose Ka e Ro 1 Br Y l Sa y M phy Reserve Cheerleaders Iamce Doehrnxan L1 d R dd S Majorettes Peggy Th p on Kare Roemke Barb Parsons Sandy Murphy Iuh' H rvath Arie G Q This Page Sponsored by DOEHRMAN'S APPLIANCE G HEATING Woodburn, Indiana RINGENBERGHS HOME STORE Woodburn, Indiana 53 1. 14111 oys' Bowling Bob Keller 144 Larry Doehrman 1 37 George Elkins 170 Larry Mi11er 162 Golf Ierry Kor-te, John Murphy, Jerry Closson Girls' Bowling Ia nice Ehle Coleen Gerig Pat Gerbers Ianice Doehrman Linda Redderson 1 .. Q ' il' e '.2 1-, Q W v l I 4 5 as .xg Q fc 02, xr 5 44- 'ff ' wif? .W ,......... qgfliiiiii This Page Sponsored by , Don Vogtmarx. WOODBURN LANES Woodburn, Indiana 114 86 104 118 109 Will We, the Seniors of Woodburn High, Feel that the time is drawing nigh: We wish to give-, bequeath-, and devise- To all the Iuniors-our possessions we prize. I, Shirley Rich, with eyes of blue, Linda Roemer, I will to you, My ability to be quiet and cause no commotion: If you can do this, you'll deserve a promotion. And Sharon Zirkelbach, you sweet young dame, I will to you my homemaking fame. It's a dash of sugar, a little more fat, And you win an award, just like that. I, Jim Schumacher, who's right on the ball, Will to Phyllis Koester, who's not very tall: My will to you I now shall state: Get brother in earlier when out on a date. Roger Rekeweg, looks like you're next on my list: I just thought of something that I almost missed. My way with women-it's quite a treasure, lt adds much to life in the way of pleasure. I, Dianne Copenhaver, a quiet young lass, Will to Barb Miller of the Junior class, My curly locks on my wee little head, And the ability to be home by ten, Qin bedl. And now, Karen Ehle, I'm willing to you My beautiful flirting eyes of blueg When I roll 'em around, they arouse quite a fuss, Try it girly it'll work with Gus . I, Bill Bennett, with qualities rare, With Larry Doehrman I'd like to share My ability to be a basketball pro , Making a bucket everytime that you throw. Also, Allen Federspiel, there's one more thing, My ability to look like Presley, though I can't sing: The girls they swoon when I come around, They even start fainting and fall to the ground. I, Karen Roemke, with eyes black as sin, And who once swallowed a bobbi pin, Will to Carol Reichhart my cheerleading jumps, Which helped put Elmhurst in the dumps. My cheerleading ability I will to you, my dear: Help make 59 the winning year. I have another thing I would like to will, To Carol Winzeler who's quite a pill, The technique to go with a guy from far away, For he doesn't know what you do that way. I, Steve Breit, with a Chevy so sleek, Will to Dave Hartman for one little week, The ability to drive safe and sane with care, And keep all State Cops out of your hair. Next, Bruce Nahrwold, who's quite a brain, I give to you my Senior fame. When there's trouble a 'brewin', I don't make a peepg It's quite a charm that you'll have to keep. I, Ian Busse, a Senior flirt, Give to Elizabeth Mull, a Junior squirt, My light brown eyes and figure so trim, And a cup of happiness filled to the brim. ii? , 4 H v' N 1 X 7 1 'Li 4,1 J Q0 is 'Q nr ,x X 'si if School Board Maumee-Milan Consolidated School - '- 1:-w::..a:5x,:+ ,-., .. Q X an ,V r ,L Q Q George Bowers Chris Roemke, President Iohn Schumacher, Secretary Mervin Ehle Lours Remenschneider, Treasurer This Page Sponsored by WGODBURN STATE BANK Woodburn, Indiana .ASP And now, Peggy Thompson, on to you. You want something, I'm sure you do. Be sure to be happy although they may talk, And do something worth-while for people who gawk. I, Bruce Yerks, with dark eyes of blue, Iim Rathge, my convert , I will to you. The girls they love ya: they tag you as neat p I'm entrusting this to you: now aren't I sweet? Now, Anthony Arens, you're last on my listg I'd hate to think that you're the one I missed. I'm willing to you my cheerleading space, Help Woodburn in 59 take the county's first place. I, Sandy Murphy, who likes to have fun, Give to Barb Parsons, the serious one, My ability to take Physics and to pass, Simply by being the only girl in the class. To Sharon Remenschneider, who couldn't be sweeter, I, Sandy Murphy, a Warrior cheerleader, Do bequeath my unforgettable hoarse voice, And loads of cough dropsp just take your choice. I, Ivan Gerig, with eyes that twinkle, Will to Chuck Ort, who lets basketball suits wrinkle, The ability to lay them straight in a pilep If you don't think it'll work, just try it awhile. And now to Bill Grabner I do bestow, The ability to eat and help yourself grow. I will you my brains, my charm, and my looks, And all the things you can't learn in books. I, Nona Buuck, a tall young lass, Will to Charlotte Burchardt of the Iunior class, The ability to stay out late at night, And be up early, happy and bright. And now to Pat Paul, the quiet sort, My ability to you is going to be short. Keep on with your bowling, throw with speed, And you'll get all the strikes that you need. I, Dick Woebbeking, with a Ford so fast, Give to Melvin Doctor of the Junior class, My ability to loaf in class each day, And still get by, though, without an A. And to George Elkins of sound mind ----- I hope, I will to you my power to elope, But since I haven't yet used it myself, I'll give you all my health and wealth. I, Starlee Miller, so little and neat, Give to Pat Bruns, who's awfully sweet, My rosy cheeks and pretty blue eyes: Cherish them always, they're quite a prize. Iulie Horvath, we come to you, You don't need much, I'm sure it's true, My ornery ways and Cute little grin, If you use them always you're sure to win. I, Terry Klinker, who's very tame , Will Marsha Carpenter, a pert young dame, My ability to comb my curly red hair, Take care of itp it's very rare. Now, Bob Keller, who's quite shy, I will to you, a real neat guy, The power to talk throughout the day Without running out of something to say. is 2 y ei? Miss Carolyn Delagrange is next on my list: I just found something that I almost missed. My ability to behave with the teachers around, To get an A in citizenship--Carolyn, you're bound. I, Dennis Schafer, a Senior brain, Will to Sandy Foss of renown fame, My ability to stay eligible--not go steady, But who says I don't wanna? I'm waitin' and ready. I, Iim Lesher, who's bold beyond measure, Have something for Drucilla that I really treasure. I do hereby pass my temper so rareg Take it, girl, and handle it with care. I, Pat Hauke, do bestow, To Deanna Lilly just a class below, To laugh and to joke and always be gay: You'll find you'll be quite happy that way. To Mary Stafford with long red hair, I, Pat Hauke, who's quite a dare, My tiny waist and eyes of blue, YOu'd be surprised what they can do. I, Gary Arnos, to Ianice Coomer do bestow, Something she needs quite well, I know. My 4-leaf clover which pulled me throughg Igot out!!!!l!!!!!! Youcan, too. Since I have many abilities rare, One with Iim Gordon I'd like to share. My ability to stay quiet in study hall, And for five minutes, not say one word at all. I, Evelyn Pieper, the Senior blonde, Will to Karen Orthman, of whom I'm fond, My United States Government book Between the covers you can sometimes look. To Mary Pack, a cute little gal, I, Evelyn Pieper, your Senior pal, Give my ability to hook a tall man, And keep him guessing, IP YOU CAN. I, Terry Smith, with wavy blond hair, With never a thought, worry, or care, Do hereby leave to Jerry Klopfenstein so shy, My method of love making and to qualify. Next Ierry Schurg, we come to you, You don't need much: I'm sure it's true, You've got me beat with blondes and a car, But I can out-drag you ----- and oh! so far. I, Deloris Koithahn, with abilities rare, With Dianne Messman I'd like to share, To sit in my class and not make a peep A real talent you ought to keep. And there's another will that's really a dare, Ruth Ann Zook---my real straight hair, But since someday I might use it myself, I'll turn around and give you my health. I, Alvin Cook, do hereby say To james Hoeppner, I give away, Freely and with fast consent- My glorious seat in government. To Elaine Armstrong, a junior miss, I give away my English list Of rules, though I must truly say, She couldn't read them, anyway. fr- ' , sl sg . xx N X 4. I1 1 ' Q rf , . 1 5 ne' S49 H . ex Q -M Yi 1 A I XX - , 91 : I .-:w r . ' Writ' - - 1' 2752621 'I 515 , . A-,F . r ,,,ff:,,.--- ..y.-.f Mgr,-A E 57 l, Carol Paterson, the comedienne of the. class, Do to Arlene Gerig this small talent pass, My ability to tell a real clean joke, And, Oh Arlene! You should hear them croak. I, Dorothy Busche, a fair young lass, Will to Barb Cobb of the next Senior class, My ability to sit in Government and giggle, Despite the frowns of Mr. Briegel. Also, Effie Ann Bohler, who's never sad I will to you my pencil and pad, Try Central, Concordia, North and C. C. And you'll stay in the county, just like me. Last is Ardala, she's really great, But she's got the habit of staying out late: My bookkeeping ability I will to youg Get in early and you'll really improve. On behalf of the Seniors and myself, Before the Will goes back on the shelf To be dragged out and murdered another year, We want to give you our good health and cheer When Great Aunt Sarah passed away, She left my father a cat of grey, Leaving him tired, disgusted and blue: He hated cats, what should he do? Likewise, you may be mad and disgusted, With that we have greatly to you entrusted. But don't feel blue and remember with cheer, You can pass it on to the Juniors next year. f. Y 3 r ,f W It .fx J 3 xx Now I remember! Nona inherited this large farm from her father. Now she spends It may be a little bold But the story must be told. It will tell the fate of everyone, But the story's just in fun. A trip on a magic carpet as seen by two Iuniors of '58! Ali-Baba--Boy, it's surely windy up here! Let's go down a little lower and take a peek at the scenery. Mukerji--Look at all those little black things down there. They must be bugs! Ali-Baba--Gee-they don't look like bugs to me! Mukerji--Well, my, my! They're turkeys! Ali-Baba--Wonder whom they belong to? Mukerji--Look! There's a sign! Let's fly over and read it. Ali-Baba-- Buuck's Turkey Farm. Mukerji-- her time attending all the Turkey Raisers' Conventions looking for an eligible turkey farmer. Ali-Baba--Let's get out of hereg all those turkeys make me hungry. Mukerji--Hey! Why don't we go back to Woodburn and see what's going on in the old home town. Ali-Baba--OK! Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Woodburn. fFlying over Woodburn.J Mukerji--Look, the town's grown! See, they even have a new super market! Ali-Baba--Why, it's Miller's Market and look, the sign says Owned and operated by Larry Miller. Mukerji--Say, let's park the carpet and go in and look around. Ali-Baba--Okay! Got change for the meter? Mukerji--Oh, I remember seeing that name Miller's Market. Isn't there a chain of them? Ali-Baba--Yes, and you can buy anything that's made. Mukerji--OK. Let's go in. The carpet's tacks are wearing out, and so is the fringe on the SE corner. Gn the store.! Ali-Baba--Now, now! Isn't that just like young mothers--comparing babies. Mukerji--Why look, it's Pat Hauke and Shirley Rich. Ali-Baba--Oh-oh! We'd better go out and move the carpet before the time runs out. Mukerji--Oh no! It looks as if the time's already run out. There stands the sheriff. Look! Two guns, and a WOMAN! Ali-Baba--Holy Cow! It's Karen Roemke! The only two-gun woman dick in Indiana. Mukerji--Well, better pay our fine and be on our way. Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to New York. C1-'lying high over New York State.J Ali-Baba--We should be almost to New York by now! I can't see a thing in this fog. Mu,kerji--Wow! That was a close call. 'Bout ran into the tallest building in New York. I wonder what building it is? Ali-Baba--Why, the sign says Copenhaver Husband-Hunting Service. Mukerji--Let's fly down and peek in a window. CWoosh!! Ali-Baba--Look, there's Dianne. She must run this business. I think she's reading a letter Let's hitch the carpet and go read over her shoulder. Mukerji-- Dear Miss Copenhaver: I'm an old maid school teacher, and I have been missing a lot of the niceties of life and would like a husband. I will be satisfied with anything that is male, Desperately yours, Evelyn Pieper. Ali-Baba--Hmm-She's writing a reply-Let's stay and see what it says. Mukerji--Dear Desperate! If I knew how to trap a husband, I wouldn't be in this business! A11-Baba--Ha-H-Ha! Mukerji--I'm tired of riding: let's take in some of the sights. Ali-Baba--Hey! That's keen! Let's go see a basketball game. Mukerji--Okay! There's an NBA game at the Garden. Ali-Baba-- Abra-Ka-Dabra-To the Garden. !At the Garden.J Mukerji--Look, there's Deloris Koithahn. I wonder what she's doing in the Big City ? Ali-Baba--Oh, I know! She-'s married to one of the New York Knockerbickers' star players. Boy, that's the life! Mukerji--As long as we're here on the east coast, let's go to Harvard. They've got some good-looking men there. Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Harvard. Ali-Baba--Oh boy! Harvard, here we come! CAt Harvard.! Mukerji--Daddy-O! Dig those crazy ivy leagues! Ali-Baba--Holy Cats! Look at that professor with the glasses and goatee! It's Dennis Schafer! Mukerji--Oh yes. He's a professor of science. He's quite a controversial figurey see, he's trying to disprove the theory of nuclear fission. Ali-Baba--Say, there's somebody else from the class of '58 here on campus. The prof say that Sandy Murphy is married to the head football coach here, and confidentially, they say they're going to raise their own football team! Mukerji--Gee, I'd like to see her, but I'm afraid we don't have much time. Ali-Baba--Some of the class of '58 live in Europe. Let's go and look them up. Abra-Ka- Dabra-on to Europe. flflying over the Atlantic Ocean.J Mukerji--Boy, the weather sure is rough! Look, there's a ship going our way. Let's go down and thumb a ride. Ali-Baba--Ahoy, there! Got room for a carpet and two passengers? Mukerji--Why look, those two sailors swabbin' the deck are Iim Lesher and Mike Closson. They must have made the Navy their career! Ali-Baba--Gee look, we're docking in Holland. Mukerji--Oh, look at the beautiful tulips! Let's go see them. Ali-Baba--Why look, this tulip farm belongs to Starlee Miller and her husband. Well, well! Mukerji-- Abra-Ka-Dabra on to Switzerland. !Flying over Switzerland! Ali-Baba--Looky at that beautiful Alpine Lodge! Mukerji--That lodge belongs to Pete Paterson and Steve Breit, the world famous mountain climbing team. Ali-Baba--We'd better get on to Paris because our time is getting short. Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Paris. !Upon reaching Paris.j Mukerji--Gee, I've always wanted to go to a night club. Let's go to that big one over there. Ali-Baba--WOW! lt's dark in here! Hey, who's that man with the binoculars watching those girls do the can-can! Mukerji--Why, it's Bill Bennett, and he owns this club, and look, Terry Klinker is his head chef. Ha-Ha-Pierre Klinker! Ali-Baba--Let's get out of here! Let's go to Spain. Mukerji--Yea! Let's see a bullfight. Ali-Baba-- Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Spain. !Later at the bullfight! Mukerji--Boy, it surely is crowded. There must be a famous matador who is going to fight here today. Ali-Baba--Well-Well, look who the matador is! None other than Dick Woebbeking! Mukerji--Huh! What do you know! Ali-Baba--Let's go to Italy. Mukerji--Suits me fine. Abra-Ka-Dabra-to Italy. !Flying high over the coast of ltaly.! Ali-Baba--See that beautiful pink villa? Wonder whom it belongs to? Mukerji--It belongs to Ian Busse. She's married to a famous Italian film producer. Ali-Baba--Where to next? Mukerji--How about Africa? Ali-Baba--Okay by me! Mukerji-- Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Iohannesberg. fAt Africa.J Ali-Baba--Ah-the diamond kingdom of the world., Mukerji--Gosh, and there's the diamond king of the world-Gary Arnos. Ali-Baba--A member of the class of '58 from good old WHS. Mukerji--Say, they've just had a revolt in Russia. Let's go there! Ali-Baba--Hot dog! I always wanted to see a revolution first hand! Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Moscow. fAt the Kremlin.J Mukerji--Well! What do you know? Ivan Gerig and his band of terrible Cassocks have taken over Russia, and he is known as lvan the Irresistible. Ali-Baba--Let's hop off to Australia! Mukerji--Sounds like fun. Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Australia. CAfter reaching Australia .J Ali-Baba--Why, there's Alvin Cook with a kangaroo. Mukerji--Haven't you heard? He's a famous biologist studying the kangaroo's pouch! Ali-Baba--Say, Iapan's an interesting island. Let's go there. Mukerji-- Abra-Ka-Dabra-on to Iapan. fLater in Iapan.! Ali-Baba--Who is that handsome man in the middle of all the pretty girls? Mukerji--Oh! That's Bruce Yerks, U. S. ambassador to Japan. Ali-Baba--Oh boy! Some diplomat. Mukerji--Let's go down to the seashore and watch the divers. Ali-Baba--Look! There's Terry Smith and in a skin diver's outfit! Mukerji--Yea! He says he's diving for pearls, but if you ask me, he must be on mighty good terms with a few mermaids. Ali-Baba--Well, we'd better start back for the good old USA. Mukerji--OK! But let's stop in Hollywood. I'd like to see at least one famous star. Ali-Baba-- Abra-Ka-Dabra-to Hollywood. !Upon reaching California.J Mukerji--Well, there's the mighty film industry. Let's drop down and take a closer look! Ali-Baba--Look at that pink sports car! And look who's in it! Mukerji--Oh! lt's Iim Schumacher. He's the singing rage of the day. He's got all the girls goin' ape over him. Ali-Baba--Well, he always did like girls! Mukerji--l'm getting just a wee bit hungry. Let's go home. We might get home in time for supper. Ali-Baba--I've got a better idea! Why don't we go to that drive-in over there? Mukerji--Why look, this drive-in is owned by Dorothy Busche. She has a whole chain of drive-ins . Ali-Baba--Um-boy, the food tastes good. Well, we'd better head for home. Mukerji-- Abra-Ka-Dabra-home . Now that you have heard the story, Go right on to fame and glory. We wish you the best of everything: May every girl get a wedding ring. May every fellow get his wish And end up with a pretty dish. May you all have a lot of fun, And don't give up till life is done. 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