Bennett High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1962 volume:

v-|«- -: i Kj . if ' ::y u - ' Iftri % ?4 V VV : -M l)dmUo(i We, ihe Senior Class of Bennett High School, respectfully dedicate the 1962 edition of this yearbook, the PAULIST, to you. President John F. Kennedy in recognition of your position as the first Catholic ever to be elected to the office of President of these United States of America. Born May 29, 1917 at Brookline, Massachusetts, you have ded- icated your life to the service of your nation. You have displayed great courage and bravery during World War II. These same admir- able qualities have been brought to light during your congressional career and as President. We greatly admire you, and feel confident that you will continue to lead our nation as you have served her in the past. . V -;A v i n - - -7 ■ -• ♦ J rv ' •v ' ' - tHll: - . H «■ . '  J . ; ■ • r - ' ' ' Ti e Tfe . k . e e : i -; v r:; i ,- Ph. D., S.T.D.. J.C.D.. L.L.D. r ' - • , •••■ 1- ■Wtf 41 BishoD of Lafavette-in-Indiana k ' M j H H Bishop of Lafayette-in-lndiana ' X m ■i  ' ■ dminUiMUon SISTER M. DOLOROSA Assistant Principal REV. ROBERT J. FOSSELMAN Superintendent SISTER M. ROSALINE Principal SISTER M. AURELLA t REV. JOHN DUNCAN REV, JAMES J. O ' NEILL REV. RICHARD COOLEY L MRS. HELEN GREENLEAF MR. PATRICK LYNN MRS. BETTY BEITLER SISTER M. MAGDALENE SISTER M. RICARDA MR. STEPHEN FITZGERALD MISS MARILYN BECK MR. REX FREEMAN Horn Scotumiu Gwiu m :;  ir I i _ jf Ok ! fiui conAdjuiu I H I c z tr i = cen tuioii, Smoi ' ii fuu] oor oooooeoS 1 9lcw U tk Hmc joi all (jod U fUU to cmc to tie aid o tim 7ad(4t CJimiiUif ' ioik Hdi jm dm leoAM tk iaitletiei of tk %tu ' %omm. %cidcmt G toikd, cmntn -aJJlM-vou, mjomd ' kl ? L S f I C£ wmoRs t. . 2 okfuuf, idtf, JiMii. %uuii FRESHMEN i : .- « j ' SENIORS « i , ' oAi. foi. Mike SOPHOMORES JofK. S(uU, om, Mc6  • Social Freshman Princess Miss Mary Pickens Sophomore Princess Miss Susan Segraves Junior Princess Miss Marsha Noble Senior Princess Miss Yvonne Miller Senior Princess Miss Yvette Miller HoU f Hop Ommti Freshman Princess Miss Lynn Davis Sophomore Princess Miss Bonni Brewer I Junior Princess Miss Rhonda Mitchell Senior Princess Miss Mary Gartland wm Uutn Miu %!iAdetk Jdat Senior Princess Miss Mary Ann Petrucce Junior Princess Miss Rebecca Henry uMid akv i i 1 V ( ' vi iiii rt: J= Bi ' . uMMMtMMI ltoa I VARSITY CHEEEILEADERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Horner, M. Petrucce, J. Davis, M. Gartland, B. Henry. ROW ONE: M. Noble, P. Gallivan, B. Cassidy, L. Hampton, A. Brewer, M. Faherty, C. Hummer, B. Roark, J. Crimmins, R. Davis, C. Munday. ROW TWO: N. Carrico, P. Henchon, B. Castillo, M. Wheeler, J. Marcuccilli, M. Bott, K. Hart, K. Pfau, C. Diskey, J. Clark, J. Siders. ROW THREE: B. Schelling, M. Weaver, J. IJevner, R. Mitchell, P. Peppercorn, M. Watson, S. Se- graves, C. Shildmyer, S. Hummer, B. Schramm, J. Stanton, D. Monagle, C. Knight. ROW FOUR: P. Irven, B. Baumgart, S. Greenburg, V. Greene, J. Kuhns, R. Vershaw, S. Adams, R. Aulberry, J. Werbinski, L.Fitzgerald, A. Pevas, R. Munday, N. Winstrom. ROW FIVE: R.Hamilton, N. Kennerk, J. Segraves, K. Gartland, M. Wiegand, A. Milford, J. Long, D. Grover, A. Ballinger, M. Mooney, E. Comeau, S. Corcoran, A. O ' Malley, B, Schelling, I. Bir. ROW SIX: C, Lewis, A. Luty, P. De- vitt, K. Petrucce, F. Raih, R. Turner, R. Wheeler, B. Brewer, J. Segraves, K. On, B. Wiegand, A. Rebe, M. Adams. ROW SEVEN: C. Giver, P. Schwaiger, M. Pickens, P. Friese, L. Davis. f ni kH ' m__. is =, V M. Mooney A. Velasquez M. Henry Si U t- L. Hairrell J. Yohler J. Certain w v ' .♦,4fcV.. -4 D. Kearney y B. Zuniga p D. Foy • V -v ? t D. Kendall T. Mooney IHE MARION 1 SUNDA MARION. INDIANA, CHRO ' Oak Hill By BDB in; . nd JAIK I.Aki: First round compclilinn in I! 1th annual Grant County hi; ' chool Ixaskotlwll tourney w i 1 1 swcn [xiinis lr w!ii.la at Memorial Coliseum ' ■  ™ ' ' ' ■ ' •ling rhamp ' i i ' l. H ; (or iM ; ' ii:;i. A.:.l 1 ...r];.i j:U  J1 ' ' IT ■ S«ay:r - si i IJ p m. l!,.;rr. ; til U; ••I ' .rpi. II ' . I ' -mHs 1  ■ Arcs .Vvriijjr I.o  n iihIi. .■!.,• .if - m ' :i(IOO lans t-i . ' . - ' ■ :r ii to i,,, ..,•■, Area r . 3t I p m ' Sjt VAN IbraM Van Rurfn and Jrffiraon atari- i««««« « J l 1 1 !J 1 ' ' ' •I • '  ? ' t t t n   '  : 4 1 4 4 f 4 It  l I • I l i  I 14 f I I I • • a a- a • 14-41 14- It tl 144 •a  •« ' p I ) 4 1 1 1 1 : a 1 I 1 1 ait fr t 1 )j 114 I a • 1 I  a I : )  a I 4 It ■ t-ii i« a f a 11 iv. i a ii-ja Marlon. Indiana. CKronItU Jonuory 1 5. Bennett Cagers, Fans Celebrate Triiio brIUiuI ami tSo$ Uy xhjl ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ' ■ fradiiif ch m|il ' «n ojk IIJI h ' llft tJni lA rrrn rr frnni MV mdV hi M M ' TU h in.;uic Ui Ji ' ' - ' •«J -vlt i . Tr a IlKir piivh ' aimI thru _ . . __...., - ' ■ II I. d 11.. .r,l . Ill ilK ' I.I.I iMii. ! ,( ih y I rralli lan ri  viiaf In tk« Iml Iff HRONICLE-TRIBUNE SPORT: JNDAY MORNING. JAN. 14, 1962 72-71, For County TitI ( enough, sank IJ of 2J free Yaiiwi. I ? lbcltcr  nd Forres- Bia. kfi. ' ! ' ,j[;. five bad ter. ransins from «-3 to «•! in •■ ' - ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ . racers Stan Fast ' contmucd to domm.v.c Margin Is SIire.1 Iwards in the second rouri ' i « . ne into « 7! Monlpclicr stayed ahead. The Tro last n points •• n ' • ' ■•■  « - ' ' ™ Kendall ' s Late Free Throws Nip Eagles JA(K LVKE !od six ?■! going aeain a n !. dtc n.-nncrt (lurry, tdo on one-hami ' Ts 1 u( (.Vrlajn then drove i; ' .■ Ipft to p it th 1. ■MS haskcl. ; ■■ ' I through .s: . : , u ' .e ' .ij.ung moments to wra; . ffiS. Basketball .e . .liiarvtige ■ :- 4 -!irt- 1 J C T,- i.li ' S rvrn — R« niwH ' f l ' K-™ ' ' 11 Vt ih.- Ph ' Rnh n 5ePauw Suffers First OiMmd Smoi yfM te IT % RLflK % J y VI m H B H 1 Ei H 1 N- H 1 DAVE KENDALL - BASKETBALL Most points for a single ballgame - 36 Most points for a single season - 420 Most points in two seasons Most valuable athlete award - 1960-61 Exchange club basketball award Team captain - 1960-61 DAVE FOY - CROSS COUNTRY School record for two mile - 10.22 C. I. C. C. champion two years in a row - 1961-62 Individual winner 16 times Exchange club cross country award - 1961-62 Team captain two years yififtiinj pic cm do . . . « • « we (M Jo CMjia ! ' J MkdjA mm 9 mi kmut mi ffOfcouL! Vm fo ' uiU {oi wmd Hotm MM woAM ' dLf fddeU (uU Hotiu oomfUj ami (if UfAxk loi tkt iku. A iA w; What ' s going on out there? Rick Ross, Greg Smith, Mike Frantz, Bob Zuniga, Don Kearney, Tim Dul- hanty, Tom Stalker, Harvey Pfeiffer. Don Scheer, safe or out? Ask Mike Frantz and Bob Zuniga. Coach Fitzgerald counted heavily on Richie Guerrero and Dave Kendall. Mike Henry, a four year mainstay of the Bennett pitching staff, finds ample support from Mike Frantz, Joe Certain, and Al Vela- squez. Tom Stalker, Mike Wiegand, Steve Turrie involved in squeeze play rrojan Warriors enjoyed their most promising season in Bennett ' s history. The course, consisting of grueling, hilly terrain, the Trojans were seldom followers across the finish line. mong their accomplishments were victorious efforts in the CICC meet at Huntington and the Grant County Invitation run at Oak Hill. Dave Foy capped individual honors in both events, following Foy, rounding out the Varsity were: Mike Henry, Tim Mooney, Don Kearney, Joe Certain, Dave Kendall, Al Velasquez, Mike Mooney, and Andy Szakaley. c R O s s c o u N T R Y G O L F The Golf squad was moulded around a nucleus of tliree lettermen; Seniors: Joe Shildmyer, Mike Mooney; Sophomore: Tim Mooney. Aulberry, Renee Baker, Janet Ballinger, Ann Batten, Mary Bickfotd, Trip Bir, Jean Brown, Donna Bryan, Robert Carroll, Michael Cassidy. Kathy Deane, David DeBonis, Carol Ehmer, Ronald Finch, Harry Fitzgerald, Linda Frantz, Patricia Friese, Patricia Gehlhausen, James Giver, Clotilda Hart. Michael Knight, Clif Lewis, Claire Lewis, Richard Liebentrict, Edward Long, Jane A Comeau, Ellen Corcoran, Susan Crimmins, John Davis, Lynn iw ' ' - y Dawali, Donna ) Headley, Harold Horner, Jerry Ice, Jerry Jones, Sam • — . ' - ' Kendall, Thomas 4:. p )i i. . { 1 Lorts, John Marcuccilli, Thomas Maynard, Earlene Milford, Ann Miller, Mary Jo Miller, Theresa Mooney, Maureen Munday, Rose Peckis, Joseph Pevas, Ann Pfau, Charles Pickens, Mary Rusby, Parker Sachse, Ronald Sanger, John Schilling, Fred Schelling, Betsy Schwaiger, Pamala Sharp, Terry Shildmyer, Robert Slagle, Anna Szakaly, Andy Tomlinson, Shirley Velasquez, Mary Vershaw, Rhonda Wackley, Patricia Wasylk, Keith Werbinski, Janice Wiegand, Mary mlimm Adams, Susan Aguilar, Frank Barton, Barry Baumgan, Barbara Bir, Irene Bott, Maryanne Brewer, Bonnie Burden, Kenneth Clark, Jerry Comeau, William Deane, John Dulhanty, Thomas Dulhanty, Tim Ehmer, Michael Frantz, Michael Gather, Rosemary Gartland, Patrick Graham, Patrick Grover, Dolores Guerrero, Richard Hevner, Judith Higgins, Sandra Hummer, Susanne Kirsch, Charlene f a w O k:k 1 4% A Wk 1 i I, 4rW Sopkomom )k I tP ■ ' ■  4 ' t , ' ' Koors, Edward Luty, Annette Maher, Daniel McGinnity, Kathleen Monagle, Nancy Messersmith, Michael Mooney, Tim O ' Hara, Thomas Peppercorn, Patricia Ross, Richard Sabiria, David Schramm, Betty Kay Segraves, Susan Shildmyer, Cecelia Shimkus, Richard Siders, Judith Smith, Gregory Stali er, Thomas Stanton, Judith Turrie, Stephen Venice, Judith Walker, John Watson, Mary Ann Weaver, Marcia miou Bick, Robert Carrico, Nancy Castillo, Rebecca Clark, Jacqueline Cox, Michael Diskey, Cheryl Gallavin, Patricia Giver, Monty Guerrero, Pedro Hampton, Barry Hart, Kathenne Henchon, Penny Henry, Rebecca Kfe lik Hirzel, Emil Horner, Janis Long, David Lynn, Patrick Marcuccilli, Judith Marszalek, Joanne Milford, Michael Mitchell, Rhonda Munday, Carolyn Noble, Marsha Pfau, Katharine Scheer, Donald Scimio, Doris Tompkins, David Wackley, Kathleen Wheeler, Mary Yohler, John Zuniga, Robert 7Uca mJ, . . . 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T)(wU Joif Miu %)6e T)(wU %M Am mia %i. jLmmu H(wuid K Mlu JLmlk HdtMftofi } i v IfUu ( ueM %iM . %i. IfUckd HeMif %u %mii y( t t T ' etece te ( ootm %hi %i. T ojj ' ui Ktdd %.. %jckd %oomj Ifliu %iAiied yde U( IfU. Hmjaj jeilja Miu %mf G Aikd %u ' JSfOme HociAk 9lU. oiifk Kd jju IfU. Milli M SdiM %(M Kdsb (Jmkm %i. §oiifk C AJtm Mi. koniM h uoixim %u %iAiU Kmtmk IfU. Widdd Se jiMU -- %.. M UeUijaej %i. uMj oMofi IfUu %mtf Am MeAJkuuki Wi. oiefk StuUnufa Ml. T Ould KwiMJlf Miu aajoelm CunwuM .. ' VU. IfUckel Mi md IfU. VkotiiM uoM %u Sium SluJdtiufa Smo JioMU N4r. Joseph Kazlas and Miss Mary Ann Werbinski were chosen Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively, because of their high scholastic averages. Both students intend to pursue higher education on the college level. Girls ' and Boys ' State Seniors, Mi. David Foy, Miss Mary Ann Petrucce, Mr. Michael Mooney, and Mr. William Sabina attended Hoosier Girls ' and Boys ' State, June 10-17. on the Indiana University Campus at Bloomington. The purposes of Hoosier Girls ' and Boys ' State is to impress upon the mind a sense of individual obligation to the community, state and iiation; to develop the responsibilites of leadership; to prove the ad- vantages of leadership; and to promote the art of clean living. Hoosier Girls ' and Boys ' State are schools of government and practical politics. They have been designed to give actual experience in the problem of self-government as it operates in Indiana. Sponsored by the American Legion and its Women ' s Auxiliary, Hoosier Boys ' and Girls ' State uses an objective learning process on the thesis that good citizenship is only in part, a matter of knowledge and intellect. I Speak For Democracy Mr. Donald Scheer, Junior, placing first in the annual, ! Speak For Democracy contest, was awarded a $25 savings bond and a certi- ficate of merit. The commentary was entitled, What Does Democracy Mean to Me. C. Y. O. Delegates The Bennett delegates to the C. Y. O. National Convention, held in Buffalo, New York, November 8 tlirough 12, participated in one of thirty-two panel discussions on youths ' relationship to the five major aspects of society and life, religious, cultural, economic, political, and social. Specifically, the Bennett group discussed Youths ' Role in Politics. The purpose of the Convention was to elect the new National officers for the organization, and to formulate specific concepts in order to enrich Catholic Youths ' understanding of world affairs. The Statler-Hilton Hotel held accomodations for most of the visiting delegates and the Hotel ' s Golden Ball Room was the scene of several discussions and social activities. Guest speakers to the con- vention included Attorney General, Robert Kennedy, and Ed Sullivan. S uoi 7)iMdOfui MISS JUDITH DAVIS MISS ANN BREWER Sophomore Treasurer 2 Senior Treasurer 4 Class Editor, PAULIST 4 Class Reporter 4 Holly Hop Queen 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2. Layout Editor, PAULIST 4 Latin Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 3,4 Booster Club 3,4. MISS BARBARA CASSIDY MISS ROBERTA DAVIS Sophomore Secretary 2 Senior Secretary 4 Vice-President Booster Club 3 CYO Convention 4 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1 , 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PAULIST Staff 4. Junior Secretary 3 Homecoming Princess 2 National Essay Winner 3 Senior Representative Booster Club 4 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 2,3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PAULIST Staff 4 MR. DAVID FOY MR. LAWRENCE HAIRRELL Sophomore Vice-President 2 Dramatic Club President 3 Exchange Club Cross Country Award 3 Boys ' State 3 CYO Convention 4 Intramural Council 4 Intramural Sports 4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2 Latin Club 1,2. Intramural Football 4 Intramural Council 4 Cross Country 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 BClub 4. MISS LUCILLE HAMPTON MISS YVONNE MILLER Junior Treasurer 4 Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PAULIST Staff 4. Snaps Co-Editor. PAULIST Spanish Club 3,4 Booster Club 3,4 Homecoming Princess 4. MISS YVETTE MILLER MISS MARY ANN PETRUCCE Snaps Co-Editor, PAULIST Spanish Club 3,4 Booster 3,4 Homecoming Princess 4. Prom Princess 4 Holly Hop Princess 2 Homecoming Princess 1 Girls ' State 3 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 1 Dramatic Club 2,3 Bo oster Club 2 PAULIST Staff 4. MR. MICHAEL HENRY Freshman President 1 Junior Vice-President 3 Intramural Sports Cross Country 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 3 B Club 4. MR. DAVID KENDALL Sophomore President 2 Exchange Club Basketball Award 3 K. of C. Outstanding Athlete Award 3 Intramural Council 4 Intramural Sports 4 Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 3,4 B Club 4 PAULIST Staff 4. MR. MICHAEL MOONEY MISS BONNIE ROARK Junior President 3 Senior President 4 Sports Editor, PAULIST 4 Trojan Award 3 Boys ' State 3 Exchange Club Golf Award 2 Intramural Sports 4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Cross Country, Baseball 3,4 Basketball 3,4, B Club 4 Latin Club 1,2. Freshman Secretary 1 Junior Representative Booster Club 3 Treasurer Booster Club 4 Homecoming Princess 3 Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 2,3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PAULIST Staff 4. MISS MARIBETH FAHERTY MISS MARY GARTLAND Prom Queen 4 Holly Hop Princess 1 Cheerleader 1,3 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 French Club 4 Booster Club 2 PAULIST Staff 4. Holly Hop Princess 4 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1 , 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Booster Club 2 PAULIST Staff 4. MR. HARVEY PFEIFFER MR. JOSEPH KAZLAS Cross Country 3,4 Intramural Sports 4. Senior Vice-President 4 CYO Convention 4 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4 Secretary General Intramural Council 4 State Spanish Contest Finalist 3 Intramural Sports 4 Latin Club 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Dramatic Club 3 B Club 4. MR. WILLIAM SABINA MISS MARTHA KENNERK Co-Editor, PAULIST 4 Intramural Council 4 Baseball 3 Latin Club 1.2 Dramatic Club 2,3,4. Latin Club 1,2 Glee Club 1 Booster Club 1,2,3. MISS RITA VERSHAW MR. THOMAS BRATCHER Freshman Treasurer 1 Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 3 Booster Club 1,2,3. Intramural Sports 4 PAULIST Staff 4. MR. JOSEPH CERTAIN MR, MICHAEL SEGRAVES Intramural Sports 4 Cross Country 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 4 Dramatic Club 3,4 B Club 4 PAULIST Staff 4. General Commissioner Intramural Sports CYO Convention 4 Basketball 2 Latin Club 1,2. MR. ALBERT VELASQUEZ MR. DONALD KEARNEY Cross Country 2,3,4 Intramural Sports 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Dra matic Club 3 B Club 4. Intramural Sports 4 Cross Country 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 B Club 4. MR. BRADLEY BARTON MR. JOSEPH SHILDMYER Intramural Sports 4 Latin Club 1,2 PAULIST Staff 4. Cross Country 1, 2 Intramural Publicity 4 Basketball 3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4. MISS MARY ANN WERBINSKI MISS JACQUELINE CRIMMINS Co-Editor, PAULIST 4 CYO Convention 4 Voice of Democracy Winner 3 Drivers Road-E-0 Winner 3 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 2,3 Booster Club 1,2,3. Homecoming Queen 4 Subscription Editor, PAULIST 4 Booster Club President 4 Cheerleader 1,3 Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1 , 2 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Booster Club 2,4. MR. MICHAEL WIEGAND MR. THOMAS BRATCHER Intramural Council 4 Baseball 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 B Club 4 Latin Club 1,2. Intramural Sports 4 PAULIST Staff 4 MR, THOMAS JACOUTOT Intramural Sports 4 Baseball 1,3,4 Golf 4 PAULIST Staff 4. MISS SUSAN SHILDMYER Freshman Vice-President 1 Art Editor, PAULIST Booster Club Secretary 3 Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 3 Booster Club 1,2,3. s SSS r ' t ' i l «« A y I- } 1 -vj v :: El . ■ ' ' ' ♦- - r ' ' SaHV ak: ■UltflS Hri l ' « CENTRAL TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. Di s tr ibutors Compliments to Class of ' 62 of Smith-Corona Typewriters NORTH GATE SHELL manual electric Free Pick up £■ Del ivery 124 E. 5th St. - Marion, Indiana Ph. No 8-8212 ELI WESTENDORF NOrth 4-7602 HAZEL PHILLIPS BEAUTY SALON Compl iments of Complete Beauty Service LASKY ' S SHOE STORE Open Evenings By Appo intments Grant Co, Expert Shoe Over 20 years Experience F i tters Telephone NO 2-7274 520 Glass Block Phone NO 2-2915 Marion Indiana M A R I O N When You Think Of Food Think Of 201 W. 3rd St. Ma r ion , 1 nd i ana C A F E T E R I A QUALITY LIKE CHARACTER ENDURES CONNIE SHOP Congratulations, Seniors from Names You Know FREEL AND MASON DRUG CO. Shoes You Love C. B. McDonough L. B. 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Manufacturers of Bottles and Jars East Charles Street Marion, Indiana Enjoy Movies Under The Stars 26th Street and By Pass NO i+-6600 Mar ion , I nd iana Compl i ments Of GLA-SSER ELECTRIC Compl i ments of WELLER ONE HOUR CLEANERS 3011 South Washington Street Phone NO 4- 904 Marion Indiana Compl iments to the Sen ior CI ass J.A.C. WHOLESALE PRODUCE CO. 217 N. Branson St. Prop.. Fred Venezia PLAZA - BOWL AND PLAZA - RESTAURANT BOWL ReVax and Have Fun Open 9:00 A.M. C 1 OS i ng ? 939 N. Park NO 4-5126 FRANK ' S PISTON SERVICE 120 - 124 East Fi rst Street Ma r i on , I nd I ana 106 E Main Gas City RAY STRIEWE AGENT 3 13 South Washington Street Ma r i.on , I nd i ana Complete Line of insurance Special rates for teen-agers with dr i vers t ra i n i ng Best Wishes F rom SCHOOLEY ' S MARKET Compl imen ts of LLOYD ' S FLORIST INC Compl iments of COLUMBUS TAVERN REAL ITALIAN FOODS 8th. Street and Meridian Mar ion , I nd i ana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 62 BYRD LUMBER CO. 303 N. ADAMS ST. Congratulations, Seniors WHITE ' S PHARMACY 1011 South Washington Phone NO U-7 63 Ma r i on I nd i ana Cong ratu 1 at Ions Sen iors FRESHMEN 1962 DELTA ELECTRIC CO, Manufacturers of Electric Lanterns, Bicycle Lights and Horns, Marine L ights and Horns , Automotive Switches. Del ta Leads the Way 3302 So. Nebraska Phone OR 4-2293 FIELD ' S SHOES 220 South Washington Compl iments Fi ne Shoes For All of The Fami 1 y DUTCH ' S TAVERN 1 12 E. Bradford St. Compl iments of North 8-8013 THOMAS MILLING CO. 1203 S. Branson St. NOrth 8-8169 GILTNER LANDIS Congratul at ions All Lines of Insurance Seniors of 1962 k]k So. Gal latin Phone NO 2-2457 Compl iments Al Landis Don Page of BOUQUET Congratulations to FLOWER SHOP Bennett High School 218 South Adams from NOrth 4-l22i+ Your home of family entertainment INDIANA THEATRE MARIONAIRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE VOGEL ' S Compl iments of DIGGS FUNERAL HOME For the World ' s Finest Donuts Earl R. Love Edwin R. Love k Convenient Locations Maurice E. Kimbal 1 102 South Washington 3519 South Washington 1 ]k West th Since 1841 North on By Pass 504 West 3rd DONUT SHOP NO 2-2503 BOB PALMER TEXACO Best Wishes, SeniorsI METHOD ' ® •-«—.«_ OFFICE Mfl B B EQUIPMENT INC. 326 South Boots Marion, Indiana ' Phone NO 4-1103 2ncl and Miller Ave. Phone NO 2-7344 Marion, Indiana Comp 1 i merits of GENERAL TIRE AND RUBBER CO. Ma r i on D i v i s i on Marion Indiana HIGH QUALITY HAMBURGER AND SAUSAGE Good Luck Seniors FROM ' ■ HOOSIER MEAT MARKET JUNIORS 22 South Wash ington 1962 PHONE NO 2-8145 COMPLIMENTS OF BARLEY HOPKINS AND Marion Music House Everything Musical SPENCER 307-309 South Boots Street LUMBER CO. Ma r ion 1 nd i ana FIRST INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. 1 1 1 W. 3rd St. RARICK ' S 30th ST. MARKET Marion, Indiana 825 East 30th Don Overman, Gen. Mgr. Marion, Indiana Charles Brown Cal 1 NO 2-2376 SUMMER - FALL - OR ANYTIME to have your picture taken at is the time You ' ll look your best in a portrait by Gayle ' GAYLE STUDIO SENIOR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS CANTEN FLORAL COMPANY New Addition to City of Marion 1015 S, Nebraska St. NOrth 8-8161 NOrth 8-8162 ANDREW MANOR The Better Home Ral ph P. Andrew £■ Son I ' k PH NO 2-8106 PH NO 4-2819 I K ■aX UkWZ HI CrtiE r IDYL WYLD ROLLER RINK Grant County ' s Greatest Recreation Center BARNETTE APPLIANCE CO. Maytag Washers and Dryers Zenith Television and Radios Phone NOrth 4-2851 111 South Washington Street Ma r i on , I nd i ana Comp 1 i raent s of NORTH SIDE PHARMACY H. P. O ' MARA, R. PH. 502 North Washington Marlon Indiana Phone NO 2-7556 COMPLIMENTS OF GREENE LINE MANUFACTURING CORP. MANUFACTURERS OF CORRUGATED BOX EQUIPMENT Marion, Indiana You expect more from Standard and you get it at BOXELL ' S STANDARD SERVICE from W. J. (Pete) Wampler Comp 1 i ment s of LIBERTY LOAN LUGGAGE 213 East 4th Marlon, Indiana Compl iments of DR. THOMAS A. BECK MARION MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY - Presc r i pt i ons- Registered Pharmacists on duty to serve your physician and you through their expert knowledge of drugs. Have your Physician phone your prescription to us. - Free Del i very- 133 N. Washington Phone NOrth 2-7715 Progress - from mystical potions to modern pharmaceuticals SANDY ' S THRIFT % SWIFT DRIVE-IN   COMPLIMENTS OF MARION MALLEABLE IRON WORKS BEST WISHES FROM COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY MARION, INDIANA Compl iment s of MARION TRUCKING CO. Success to the Seniors Compl imen ts of the SOPHOMORES Compl iment s of ROSKIN QUALITY JEWELRY 417 So. Washington St. NO 4-7798 BRUNT ' S RETAIL STORE B P U D. P. MC GEE A S T 1 GIEGLERS VARIETY STORE R N E GRAY ' S GIFT SHOP N S s S HAISLEY D X MARION MARINE YOUNG VENDING SERVICE The Finest in Vending MOON ' S DRIVE- IN RESTAURANT State Road 37 So. OR 4-5601 t Compl iments of LINDLEY BOX AND PAPER DIV. FEDERAL PAPER BOARD COMPANY INC, Folding Paper Boxes Ma r ion . I nd iana Congratul at ions To The Class of 1962 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ;k of c Marion Council 623 Marion, Indiana MUNDAY ' S FLORISTS Where Flowers Grow for All Occas i ons ' 33 7 Lincoln Boulevard Telephone NO k- 1219 Marion , Indiana Large Selection of Foliage, Plants, S- Cut Flowers Wedding Flowers S- Funeral Bouquets PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barton Miss Marilyn Beck Mr. Chet Bowen Mrs. Catherine Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brewer Miss Ann Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Adam Burzynski Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Certain Dr. and Mrs. William Comeau Mr. and Mrs. John Crimmins Mrs. Mary Ann Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Davis Mr. T. J. Dawalt Mr. and Mrs. Roger Faherty Miss Maribeth Faherty Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fitzgerald Reverend Robert Fosselman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Foy Mr. Rex Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friese Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gartland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther llairrell Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hall Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hampton Carol and Lois Hart Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Henry Miss Margaret Huber Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hummer Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huneck Mrs. Vera Kady Dr. and Mrs. Petras J. Kazlas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kennerk Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MarcucciUi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MarcucciUi Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Ted Null Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petrucce Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rademaker Mr. Kenneth Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schramm Louis Scoky and Judith Werbinski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Segraves Mr. and Mrs. John Shildmyer Senior Class, 1961-1962 Mr. Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Velasquez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vershaw Mr. and Mrs. Zigmont Werbinski Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weigand r  « «-- fc!l w8B aii 1 mj l H O lM .; - Jif ; yy -y ' • ' a, ' ■- ' --; ' ! :skv: