Cayuga High School - Utopia Yearbook (Cayuga, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

25 -X ' -0 The ' utopia I 9 53 -Pramofcrl ani, RDJUCCJ Ly 'Hue cgra-lualunj C1455 or ' c o l Ayuja Hljk 5 L wr- ' -,L,-- 1? fly We, the Senior class of 1953. wish to dedi- cate this edition of the Utopia to the fec- ulty, our parents, and -3 friends in sincere ap- preciation of their guidance and co-oper- ation during our twelve wonderful years. M.. nm-43kt 15ihefral WHAT IS SUCCESS? It's doing your job the best you can, And being just to your fellow mang It's making money, but keeping friends, And staying true to your aims and endsg It's figuring how, and learning why, And looking forward and thinking high, And dreaming a little and doing much, It's always keeping in clsest touch With what is finest in words and deedsg It's being thorough, yet making speedg It's struggling on with a will to win, But taking loss with a cheerful gring It's sharing sorrow and work and mirth, And making better this good old earthy It's serving and striving through strain and stress It's doing your noblest -- thatvs Success! --Author Unknown. mf- Tolwhsan Gaels - Commerce. Nr. Brown Incl-asfrfal Arts His: Harkfvss Enslf-ilu Miss Nilsen HMM Economic Mr. Keck coagk , Hifi!!! Mr. Ferguson mhihenufies- sgiehce' Nw: . Nile f-chi - Emil 0.85 MY- I-oh!! Music. mrs . Pen-fer Guclef Mr. Rzfcliff Graale E .'- 47 ...., .,.,,,.,,,... A.-7 . .41 Mrs. Harper C0865 - Junior Hiak Mrs . Le Claire Gs-aJe1I' - rg nfs. f lel-ai n Gr-acl: 111' Nr- Bets on Ghles 'UI mf- 'weaker Tru3f Ce, .GLY I5 s Heh-97 GYAJQ I ' lllmntm ghlh F00 Mrs. 5'tl'Qih GI-:Jail Mrg , Woosfe Q- Gralms I, Miss MC ci, Seercfgry g MARY BELLE SUTLIFF President M President of Thespian M V-Pres. Nat'1 Honor Soc. M G.A.A. Treasure 3 Thespian Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 2-3-M National Thespian Society 2-3-A Dramatics 1 Basketball l-2-3-M G.A.A. 1-2-3-M Track 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 -Lp Chorus 1-2-3-M Annual Staff M , 0 '-is 144 I '91 '74 O J 9 I I I5 K, u U1 fi GENE WEIR General Courses 1-2-3'h Annual Staff M GE OFGE H OOTON Football 1-2-3- Basketball 1-2- Track l-2-3-M Baseball 1-2-3- Dramatics 1-2-3 Senior Dramatic Annual Staff M M 3 M S D ON STEVENS ON Track 1-2-3-M Football l-2-3-A Student Council 2 Chorus 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Vice President A Dramatics 2-3 Annual Staff H 5' QC LAN OFE SPENCE R G.A.A. 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-M Dramatics 1 Thespian 2-3-M Honor Society 2-3-U Secretary M Chorus 1-2-3-M Annual Staff M DORIS BAHKE R Honor Society 2-3-U Thespian 2-3-A Dramatics 1 Senior Dramatics M G.A.A. 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-M Chorus 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 MALC om DEW RTE R Football 1-2-3 Track 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Ed.-in-chief M Dramatics 1-2-3 Sr. Dramatics A Annual Staff M I I Y cf Hg L' A33 Y? JACK MATHEWS Track 1-2-3'h Basketball 1-2-3 Football 1-2-M Cross Country 3 Dramatics 1 Thespian 2-3-H Band 1-2-3'h Class Officer 1- ChOrU8 1'2 Annual Staff M 2 JUDITH ASHLEY S. FoAo 0 1- -3-'ur o 0 o L,- Honor Society 3-M Dramatics 1-2-3 J A 2 President G A A Chorus 1 2 3 Thespian A Treasurer M Track 2 Annual Staff M LAURA ELIIS Student Council 2 G.A.A. 1-2-3'H Basketball 1-2-3-M Track 1-2-3-M Chorus 1-2-3 Dramatics 1 Band 1-2-3-A Secretary G A A. 3 3'L' Annual staff' I1 ESTHER VAN DEVENDER DONALD KENDALL IRIS AXTELL chorus 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-H Chorus 1-2-3 G A A. 1-2-3-M Baseball 1-2-3'h G.A.A. 1-2 Annual Staff M Football 1-2-3-M Dramatics 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3'U Thespian M Band 1-2-3-M Thespian M Chorus 1-2-3-M Dramatics 1-2-3 Annual Staff M Annual Staff M 1 5 sHARRoN Yoao 5 wi G.A.A. 1-2-3 LL Honor Society 3-K Student Council M Secretary G.A.A. H Annual Staff M J' MES LECLAIPE A SUSANNE' NEILD Basketball 1-2-3-M N Baseball 1-2-3-L, -J-A-A-bg-2 Football 1-2-3-Lp gasket M11 2 Track 1-2-3-M horus 1'2'3 Band 1,2-3-M DI'8.m8.'l',iCS 1-2-3 Thespian 2-3-LL Student Council 3 Pt. Manager of Tnespian Annual Staff LP Chorus 1-2-3 Dramatics l-2-3 Senior Dramatics M Annual Staff M GERALD ADAMS ELSIE WIGLEY DALE MORGAN Football 1-2-3-Lg G.A.A. l-2-3-LL Theepian 2-3-in Track 1-2-3-M Basketball 1-2 Honor Society 2-3-M Baseball 1-2-3-14 Chorus 1-2 President 2 Basketball 1-2-3 Dramatics M. Chorus 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-A Annual Staff M Dramatics 1 Dramatics 1-2-3-M Secretary 3 , chorus 1-2 President Honor bociety l Annual Staff A Sec. 8 Treas. Thespian A Annual Staff M SENIOR PLAY i E 5? DBIYRCF' I l'la'Huc,w5, M.UeVlnS, Asllky, 17' Kendall: E' w'6IeY C A s T -H rr I.R i ll D.Ku.Jallf G.Hwf ', ILcC '2 :D'B '2 B A 'son' 'C CALENDAR August 29 School opened 30 Starting of Labor Day week end September 2 Back to school S First football game--Cayuga vs Covington ll Senior pictures taken at Attica 22 First day or Autumn--It's been cold this last week 2h Woe is us. Seniors had to hand in outlined G0v't 25 Had individual pictures taken October 3 Last home football game and home-coming 10 End of grading period 23-2h Out for teachers' institute 2? Back to the brain factory after a nice vacation November S Those funny one-act plays 7 Senior pictures arrived ll Armistice Day. Gut half a day 27 Out for Thanksgiving also end of grading period D 9 C Olllb 6 I' 1 Back from vacation, had first snow over week end M Senior play 'Tiger Housen. were you afraid to go sleep that night??? l6 Christmas play given at Dramatics party 19 Christmas vacation. Golly, two weeks! January S End vacation and start new school year 21 First day of Magazine sale 23 End of semester. Everyone study hard?? 26 Beginning of new semester--change classes February h Juniors and Seniors went to Indianapolis to see State Legislature 6 End of magazine sale. Started work on annual 18 Annuals went on sale 27 Out for Sectional tourney March 6 End of grading period lg Three one-act plays l Annual went to press 2h Magazine sale party. Losers treat the winners! CCon't on page 575 ii CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 19141 fifty-five bright-eyed but timid eeeinners started on the 'Road to Educationn with Mrs. McLain as their teacher. During the first eight years entrances exceeded exits and in our seventh year the students from Eugene joined us. Our grade teachers were, Mrs. McLain, Mrs. Kirkham, Miss Holroyd, Miss Schwab, Mrs. Hill and Mr. Coleman. In the fall of l9h9 we began our high school career with a class membership of 33 under the sponsorship of Mr. Ratcliff During our freshman year we lost Harold Holycross, Orville Dowers, Dorothy Harvey, Rosemary Woodard, Bill Davis, Nancy Aldrich. Donnie Kendall moved to Rockville. In our Sophomore year, we had 26 members with Mr. Gibbs as sponsor. Donnie Kendall returned at the beginning of the second semester. We lost Bob Perry and Peggy Ellis during the year. As we opened our junior year in 1951, we lost Janie Walters, Wilma Priest, and Henry Sutliff, but Kathryn Tolley and Robert Harrison had joined the class, this making our enrollment 2h members. We began to plan toward our senior trip, and did several things to make money for this fund. We sold sandwiches, coffee, pop corn, stationary and served the Track dinner on the day of the County Track Meet. At the beginning of our senior year, Mr. Gibbs left us and Mr. Albright was elected sponsor. Only 22 students returned this year. Students who did not return were: Jean Evitt and Delores Hawn. Kathryn Tolley and Marjorie Devins left soon after school had started and Robert Harrison went to Schlarman at the end of the first semester,so 19 seniors will receive diplomas on May 27. Our senior year has been filled with work and play. We've sold candy and ice cream, magazines, served suppers and presented our Senior Play. We've enjoyed our trip to State Legislature and the other privileges accorded seniors. Our thanks go to our teachers, our parents, our griends and all who have made these twelve years very pleasant. Compliments of Ries Strauss Company, Danville, Illinois Compliments of Mais Bros., Danville, Illinois Compliments of Cayuga Brick Corporation, Cayuga, Indiana CLASS WILL we, the Senior Class of '53, being of sound mind, testify that this is our last will and testament to the lower classmen. I, Gerald Adams, will my ability to play football to Richard Reeves. I, Judy Ashley, will tallness to Sonya Homan. I, Iris Axtell, will leave. Isn't that enough? e I, Doris Barker, will my ability to go steady to Anna Jo Griffis. I, Malcolm Deverter, will my neat physique to Buddy Turner. I, Laura Ellis, will my ability to run track to Sally Parkhurst I, George Hooton, will my ability to get out of work to some hard-working freshman. I, Donald Kendall, will my cheery disposition to all early morning grouchers. I, James Leclair, will my ability to play basketball to Harold Hartman. I, Jack Mathews, will some of my girl admirers to anyone who wants them. I, Dale Morgan, will my scholastic averages to someone less brilliant. I, Susanne Neild, will not leave anything to anybody. I, Lanore Spencer, will my band uniform to anyone who can H88 lt. I, Don Stevenson, will my ability to smile in government class to some poor junior. I, Esther Vandevander, will my old maidish ways to some romantic person around school, I, Gene Weir, will my books to any trashcan. I, Elsie Wigley, will my red hair to Mary Griffis. I, Sharron Yoho, will my place in the cook room to Bernice Jennings. iggrgggzs of '53 will to some lucky class our sponsor, Mr. 56 ,- .pan-Vice Pre , gazing' H- f Jccsf Whaf dldgyou 5,gj1.Z CMV Ci0v 6 f.C3cI'1Kr' Cddgllt IN t MC, Bcfljf X7-full? Jrjage CLASS POEM We, the Class of '55 Would like for you all to see How we came about to be The graduating class of '53. Gerald Adams, you all know him as nHerm'3 When it comes to studying, he's certainly no bookworm. Then there's Iris Axtell, better known as WIke'g She is a girl you all will like. You should know the next one Doris Barker's her nameg She's get a boy-friend of Georgetown fame. Malcolm DeVenter, our married mang Has a pretty little wife by the name of Nan. Laura Ellis, our track team star: Has no one to beat her, She's ahead by far. George Hooton wanders around in his Ford V83 He drives it so hard, he makes the ground shake. Donald Kendall, our Tiger Man: Played that part like nobody can. James LeClaire, who likes to have fung Says he's so bright, his dad calls him 'Son'. Dale Morgan is our country lady He's one that you selfom find mad. Jack Mathews, a member of the bandg Says he's not conceited, he's the best in the land. Susanne Neild, a brunette with good graceg Always meets you with a smile on her face. Lanore Spencer who It sounder so real Don Stevenson, who Claims this is the for the play made the thunderg it made people wonder. is a blonde-headed ladg best year of school he's had. Mary Belle Sutliff, the president of our classy Has always been a charming lass. Compliments of Fred Porter's Service Station, Cayuga, Compliments of Layne R Thompsons, Cayuga, Indiana Indiana Esther Vandevender won't be an old maidg She'11 mow down the boys in a Leap Year raid. Gene Weir sleeps in all his olassesg But he doesn't care just so long as he passes. Elsie Wigley who likes babyesittingg Comments on how much older-looking they're getting. Sharron Yoho, the last alphabetically speakingg Works very hard when high grades she is seeking. If any thing's wrong, as author, I'm to blameg As you probably guessed, Judy Ash1ey's my name. CLASS SONGS Gerald Adams.... .....I'm Looking for the Bully of the Town Judy Ashlsye e e e Axte11lOOCOOO Doris Barker...... Malcolm Deverter.. Laura Elliseeeeee e George H0Ot0ne e e e e Donald Kendal1.... James LeCla1re.... Jack Mathews e s e e Dale Morgane e e e e Susanne Ne11d..... Lanore Spenoer.... Don Stevenson..... Mary Belle Sutllff Esther Vandevender Elsie Wig1ey...... Sharron Yoho...... Mr. Albr1ght.... Half as Much Cry Side by Side I'11 See You in My Dreams My Song China Doll Heart and Soul Hot Toddy My Heart Cries For You You Are My Sunshine Trying Tell Me Why Beautiful Brown Eyes You Belong To Me Pretty Little Waitress Rock All The Babies To Sleep Jamabalaya Three Bells VCLEVE' ALEXANDER Mc Millan Sporting Goods Athletic Goods Co., Inc NorgEnXi5Tg?1ig?iE2gSet Terre Haute, Indiana Prelude Processional Invocation.. 'Song'...... Scripture... 'Songn .... Q Sermon.... 'Song'....... Benedictlon. Recesslonal Musical Director 000000 PP61Ud6 Processional Invocation. o e 0 nSongn ....... . Addressooaoooooo nlnstrumentaln... Remarksooovoooooo Presentation of Di nSolonllOlOOCOOCOC Benedict1on....... Accompanlst---Helen Jo OOUIOOIO O BACCALAUREATE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MAY 24, 1955 ..........Rev. Allen Montgomery Minister, Presbyterian Church .............H1gh School Chorus .... .... Rev. Allen Montgomery .........High School Chorus ... .... .Rev. Russell Houston Minister, Christian Church ..... ..... High School Chorus .....................Rev. Allen Montgomery --Joe Lohse and Accompanist--Norma Riggs GOMMENCEMENT MAY 27, 1953 8:00 P. M. OUQQQOQOORSVI Minister, Nazarene Church ...............Male Quartet oeeooeooooeocephil No Esker Supt. Sullivan, Indiana .........James LeClaire .......Ward Beanblossom County Superintendent ...Paul Meeker, Trustee ......He1en Jo Thompson .....Rev. Donal Donahoe Thompson OO plomas.... . oooooooo aoaoonoou OUOIOOOOOOQIOOYUOOO simon TRI P One of the big events in the Cayuga Seniors' Calendar of Activities is the Senior Trip. This year, the Seniors are going to their Nation's Capital for the memorable occasion. They will leave Cayuga on May 30, to return June LL. Enroute they will travel through Indianapolis, Columbus, Ohio, Zanesville, where the worlds only Y Bridge is crossed, and Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The second day they will travel on the famous Pennsylvania Turnpike, sight-see at Gettysburg and Frederick, and arrive at Washington, D. C., this evening. In and around Washington, the group will tour many places of interest including the Capitol, F. B. I., Bureau of Engrav- ing, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian Institute and other places of note. They will visit Mt. Vernon, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Lee's Mansion, National Masonic Shrine, Municipal Airport, and Annapolis Naval Academy. The return trip will bring the class back across the mountains, through West Virginia, Ohio and Indiana. CLASS PROPI-IECY In the year of 1963, my husband and I decided we needed a maid, so we put an ad in the paper. To my surprise Elsie Wigley answered the ad, consequently we talked over old times. We decided to go to Don and Mary Stevenson's Drug Store for a coke. As we were talking with them, I found out that Doris Barker is now a movie actress in Hollywood. while watching television we saw Gene Weir, who is now boxing champ- ion, on his regular T. V. show from 10 to ll o'cloak. We heard that Gerald Adams is now playing fullback for the Chic- ago Bears. Susanne Neild is a missionary in India. . Iris Axtell is a nurse for Dr. Donald Kendall. Jack Mathews has become a famous jet pilot in the Air Force, while Jimmy LeClaire is a Seaman, First Class in the Navy. Judy Ashley has a position as secretary in Chicago where she has been residing for quite some time. Sharron Yoho is a telephone operator for the Bell Telephone Company, and Laura Ellis is a beauty operator. Elsie had a letter recently from Lanore and Dale Morgan who are now living on a large ranch in Texas. We also learned that Malcolm Deverter is running a gas station in Newport. As we finished our talk about the class of '53, we were sorry to learn that the last one, George Hooton, was still roaming the streets of Cayuga looking for a position. wk vwvwbvwiwwb zq I A JUNIOR CLASS lst Row Mr. Johnson, N. Riggs, Sherman, N. Sherman. 2nd Row H. Newell, E. Murdock, Godby . 3rd Row G. Vandevender, B. Goo D. Brown, J. Porter. JERRY WEESE SPORTING GOODS 816 N. Vermillion St. Danville, Ill. Phone BMOO C. Hinkle, B. Jennings, N. J. Naylor, J. Fortner, L. k, M. Hartman, R. Kinderman BLACK'S Hardware Paints Housewares Power Tools Sporting Goods -Wilson- 3l N. Hazel Danville, Ill. Ph. 9300 SOPHOMORE CLASS lst Znd 3rd hth POW row row POW Mr. Keck, C. Conrad, W. Jordan, S. Onley, M. High M. Henry, C. Walters M. Bryant. . Angylemar, N. Pierson, U. Villars, F. Hawn, . Maxfield, A. McMasters, E. Devins. Griffis, E. Morgan, K. Hutchins, R. Reeves, . Kilgore, C. Sutliff, J. Sullivan. . Simpson, W. Spencer, R. Ryland, C. Witsman, . Roush, R. Axtell, G. Goble, A. Kraft. J B A. G J T GIBSON MOTOR CO. DODGE and PLYMOUTH Perrysville, Indiana Our Strength is your strength ---- Because electricity is the life blood of modern farms, business and incustries. Phone - M8 DODGE 'job-ratedn TRUCKS PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF INDIANA, INC. Sales E Service AUTOMOBILE FINANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - ii FRESHMAN CLASS ,I . 1 L L lst 2nd 3rd Mtn Sth POW POW POW POW POW Pierson, B. Murdock, M.B. Harper, C. Sutliff, W, I. Conrad, M.J. Triffis, J. Hooton,L. Newell. B. An lemyer, E. Nicholson, M. McLain, J. Fultz, T Boyd, F. Dodd, . Miller, S. Parkhurst, G. O, Hooton,A. Hamand, J. Thorp, K. Yoho, M. Ellis, 1. Edwards, B. Harvey. J T . Woodard, S. Clark, J. Beardsley, P. Hurhes, . Slatcerly, K. Laws, C. Horneman, C, Kuhns, J. Meriafe, H. Neild, H. Hartman, R. Bennet, H. Do J. Davis, C. Freed, L. Hoyt, UTTERBACK-BROWN BuslNEss COLLEGE 214 North Vermilion Street R. M. UTTERBACK, PRESIDENT DANVILLE, ILLINOIS Telephone 722 A PRACTICAL SCHOOL THAT PREPARES YOUNG PEOPLE FOR BUSINESS HGHTH GRADE I!! IIFH ' ' O , . .Am Q lst 2nd 3rd Lth Sth POW C. Hammand, A. Bishop, N. Conrad, L. Farley, R. Johnson, R. Morgan, W. Turner, R. K. grown. H. Priest, N. McLain, N. Spencer, T. ibbs, L. Barker, J. VanA1stine, V. Hartman, B. Peterson D, Hawkins, L, Fortner, M. Clark, M. Foster, P. Bickett, C. Gebbink, J. Collom, J. Jennings, D. Gillis T. Boyd C. Hutohens, Je Jo Yoho, Bo Richardson, wg Dunavan, C. Hawn, J. Hughes, D. Steele, D. Porter, D. McMasters M. Reeves, M. Vandevender, R. Aldrich, R. Cheesman, R. Holycross, D. Bennett, R. Cheesman S, Howard, V. Brown, J. Edmiston. SOARD MOTOR COMPANY J. I. Case PAUL GERARD'S and New Idea Farm Machinery BARBER SHOP Chevrolet Cars E Trucks -Good Used Cars- Phone 28 Dana, Indiana p SEVENTH GRADE lst 2nd 3rd Nth Sth row H. Uplinger, D. Meeker, C. Miller, N. Jordon, S. Yowell, J. Gebhart, M. Priest. R. Wimsett, A. Harvey, E. Hubbard, M. Henry, M. Howminski, J. Ellis, M. Bishop, E. Ferguson N. Ewbank, S. Davis, U. Williams, A. Isaacs, D. Kinoerman, K, Hammond, R. Pierson. R. Tharp, S. Freed, M. Wolfe, W. Spencer, M. Richard son, N. Perry, R. Larrance, R. Canaday S. Craft, K. Conrad, V. Cheesman, N. Hornbeck, R. Neild, P. Axtell, C. Laws, M. Pearson. ASBURI and WIGGINS Compliments Insurance and Bonds of Phone 187 R. D. Owens, Attorney Newport, Indiana Clinton, Indiana G R A D E S in I ? H H E T I C IQSA7- FIRST GRADE lst ?nd 3rd nth POW Esther Holroyd, Victor McCoy, Carolyn Ellis, Rita Morman, Wanda Walters, Patsy Normar, Dorseita Swark, Vickie Baird, Carole Ann Sturtevant. Janice Davis, Larry Congleton, Dixie Wimsett, John Kesner, Charline Wolfe, Donna High, hobby VanAlstine Pat Gordon, Larry Bryant, Eddie Morgan, Dianne Black Jon Clark, Judy VanRohr, Terry Bickett, David Hawn. Virginia Steele, Charles Farnsworth, Mike Higmins, Jerry Deln, Dale West, Rita Baird, Mary Lu Wesch, Bill Ernst, Terry Yowell. Not pictured: OraPaul Marshall Sandra Hawn Dick Barr. 1 i Compliments of Mack's West Side Cafe, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Wayne L. Gillis, Insurance Agency Cayuga, Ind. Compliments of Clark's Regal Store, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of VILLARS' DAIRY Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Dr. J. E. Beardsley of Adams Electric Appliance, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments SECOND GRADE lst 2nd 3rd POW Bill Clark, iviary Lou Lunsford, Tommy Stur-tevant, Bob Hinkle, Linda Stokes, Davey Tposner. Douglas Haga, David Bailey, Gary Sprouls, Bill Keck Dick Edmiston, Larry Lloyd, Mrs. Mildred Strain. Carolyn White, Betty Williamson, Nancy Watson, John Ross, Margolita Kelley, Nita Jo Newman, Marjorie Norman. Not pictured: Michael Conqer, Billy Williamson, Phillip Dixon Esther Jean Johnson, Charles A. Root, Jr. Compliments of Jenkins Concrete Products, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of J. D. Todd, Insurance, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Boyd's Variety Store, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Hutchen's Cafe, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Lr. R. E. Brown, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of R. Murdock, Truck, Fertilizer Service, Cayuga. ! P THIRD GRADE ff, lst row Joann VanAlstine, Mildred Uplinger, Ronald Hartman, Lonis Baird, Estelle Ernst, Susie McLain. 2nd Mildred Craft, Carolyn Conrad, Betty Kesner, Carolyn Morman, Vonda Wimsett. 3rd Pricilla Fortner, Janet Clark, Michael Bennett, Mary Lynn Harper, Nyla Sue Baird, Judith Coonce. Lynn Sandra Yowell, Jerry Congleton, Billy Hawn, Judith Reid, Gerald Little, James Craft, Henrietta Atkinson. Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Crawford G. of Riggen's Produce Market, Chrisman R Dana of Utley k Ammerman, Pontiac Sales, Dana, Indiana of R. H. Nixon's k Co's Bank, Newport, Indiana of Douglas E Fern Reid, Newport, Indiana of Paul Thomas, Treasurer, Cayuga, Indiana of J. Raymond wood Phone 6h7W Clinton, Indiana McMullen, Assessor Vermillion Co., Newport, Ind. T' V FOURTH GRADE 4 Q 4 Q lst 2nd 3rd hth Not row Janet Ellis, Joyce Jordan, mary Richardson, David Conrad, Arthur Norman, Denneth Cheeseman, Arletta Tryon, Doris Conrad, Naomi LeClaire. Rodney Peevler, Patsy Uplinger, Sandra Johnson, Mary Brown, billy Whittington, Dearn Conrad, Terry Miller, Ruby VanAlstine. Otto Julick, Nacy Jackson, Dennis Sprouls, Iva Ellie Donald Barr, Judith Sullivan, Ardoth Norman, Betty Ross, - James Yowell, James Dowers, Lynn Black, Paul Woodard Tony Doester, Phillip Harrier, Romona Delp, mildred Craft, Judy Kinderman. pictured: Carol Widmeyer Compliments of Parkhurst's Clothing, Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Westville Monument Co., Westville, Illinois ! FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE lst row Elsie Hoot, John Farley, Lonnie Farley, Carol Marshall, David Devins, Gene Brownfield, Janis Farley, Mrs. Porter. 2nd Barbara Bailey, Jimmie Lunsford, Johnny Kilgore, Myron Foster, Richard Perkins, Nellie Jenninos, Leona White. 3rd Phillip Porter, Darrell Eickett, Willie Edmlston, Robert Foss, Harold Ellis, Gale Fortner, Delora Carey, Virgil marshall. hth Brenda Ryland, Heoma White, Marilyn Hornheck, Arnold Cheesman, Lawrence hindennan, Connie Clark, Larry Hawn, Peggy McLain, Joy Widmeyer. QAbsent Don Homanl Compliments of Marsonne Mott, Auditor Verm. Co., Newport, Ind. Compliments of W. Beanblossom, Co. Supt. of Schools, Newport. Compliments of Dom Costello, Sheriff, Clinton, Indiana Compliments of Lucky Strike Bowling Alley, Clinton, Ind. Ph llf Congratulations-Nichols Loan Corporation, to Cayuga Graduates. S I XT H G RA D E ' E. ,ggg A1 GI Ap, t .wggmf lst 2nd 3rd llth Sth Not row R. Priest, C. Jordan, J, Wolfe, S. Atkinson, A, Clark, M. Lunsford, Mr. Ratcllff. W, Black, J, Marshall, R. Craft, V, Ellis, P. Cash, G. Bryant, G, McMasters. E. Woodard, B. Steele, L. Wigley, M, Reeves, G, Stokes, H. Sutliff, J. Bennett. R. DeVerter, J. Jordan, N. Delp, W. Yoho, S. Mitchell D. Wigley, L. Hartman, R. Belser, J. Conrad, R. Youngblood, A, Clark, S. Clark, G. Smith, G. Barr, S. Reed. pictured: Perry Marshall Compliments of Penney's Clinton, Indiana Compliments of Kirkman Fashion Shop Clinton, Indiana Compliments of Hershey Florist k Gift Shop, Clinton, Indiana Compliments of Marshal1's, Clinton, Indiana Phone 92 Compliments of J R J Repair Shop, Cayuga, Indiana ANNUAL STAFF Ed1tor'in'Chi.n000oo oo oo sooo 0 Business Manager... C1838 P0em........ C1853 Willooocoooo Class Prophecy'--- Calendar----- Honor Society Thespian........ BandClIOOi O Go A0 AQOOOI Artists,,,,.. Advertising.... ... Snapshots,,,, Typists...... Basketball fboys 7. . . . . Basketball fgirlsl.,.. Footballflffl U. J s.Ol...OC..l..l Track fboysl.. 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Class History... ................Ha1c01m DeVer Ge1' , ,.,. ,Jack Mathews ........Judy Ashley ...........Ir1s Axtell ....Esther Vandevender ouoouoooeoeGene vJeir ........Dale Morgan ....James LeClaire ..................Donnie Kendall ssqqqgo000l0o0ll0OOSuSanne ,,.,.,.Doris Barker, Laura Ellis ,Malcolm DeVerter, Don Stevenson Sharron Yoho, Mary Belle Sutliff Sharron Yoho, Esther Vandevender .Judy Ashley, Mary Belle Sutliff Doris Barker, Uanore Sgencer ...................George ooton -oeeenoeooooooosoEl-sie 0 0 o 0 Gerald Adams ....Donnie Kendall ....Gerald Adams ....Laura Ellis ....Da1e Morgan Compliments of Hutson Cafe-Home of Good Food-Newport, Indiana Compliments of Overpeck's Hardware R Appliances, Dana, Ind, JU: ,gm a f,L,.sQ MZ' Ae, LJQ AQ.r.- f2.a-s. a..n.f.Ljy,,,, -,,, Qlunileim c.s.a.7K.zafm52Lc2,a5Nes.,5J.7,lf2.:.:14q.5,6L,2.s,mQf - 7e.a.:.a.U.i.b.:-..i.f,..Lf-....LLL..S.,sz,5 sa.Q.A.....zlcv.. .CJ1.er.cr.ffn .LD..i.h.fr..Sn.9JDJD 1 ' mn: .5.Q.a2.s4,....,-...q N.Q-:nS.i!-1-fi-Q9,Sl.e.4f..Q,:.f 1 L, .Q :fx f La! v ??? WE WONDER WHY ??? Laura E. and Susanne N. are always humming the Wedding March! The freshman girls are always looking over at the junior and senior section of the assembly! Mr. Albright and Buddy Turner get along so well! Doris Barker sat in the middle of the bleachers at the George town game! Gerald Adams got kicked out of Dramatics class! The seventh and eighth grades never get anything done the Sth period! Iris A. has a fit when someone mentions Attica! The lower classmen won't miss us next year! So many dropped out of Business Law! Jack Mathews and Dale Morgan are in the assembly 2nd period! Two certain senior girls don't like Chemistry! Miss Hopkins jumps all over Dale Morgan when he comes in the library! Judy Ashley laughs everytime a certain dog bites a certain somebody! Elsie Wigley likes Anatomy so well! Buddy Brown likes to go to the show so well on Saturday night! Mr. Johnson wouldn't let the basketball boys sit with or talk to certain girls! ' , Jimmy LeClaire was going to join the Navy! Certain senior boys can pet by with just three subjects! Dill C George V , Carl H , and Max H had to ni un all the faper off the'floor in the'assembIy one 7th period? ' Compliments of L. D. Crisp, Porrysville, Indiana EXTRA UURRICULAK ACTIVITIIKS kwin WWW W FOOTBALL SQUAD For a number of years, six-man football has been one of the major extra-curricular activities at C. H. S. This year, the season's record has not been too spectacular, due to several injuries to members of the team. Their only victory was scored at DeMott. Six regulars graduate. They are Gerald Adams, Don Stevenson, George Hooten, Don Kendall, Jim LeClaire and Jack Matthews. Ccoachj Gordon Keck will have a number of promising underclassmen back to spark next year's team. These include Max Hartman, John Naylor, Richard neeves, Bill Cook, Hartzel Newell, Carl Hinkle, Phil Hughes, Larry Hoyt, Joe beardsley, Jim Marriage, Tom Slattery, Donald Hyland, and Don Brown. BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row. fCoachD Mr. Johnson, Max Hartman, Donald Kendall, George Hooton, Donald Brown. Standing! Mgr.D Kenneth Hutchins, Bill Cook, Ton Rousch, Phillip Hughes, Ronald Kinderman, Pete Witsman, Hartzell Newell. lst Row T. Miller, K. Laws, J. Beardsley, H. Hartman, I. Conrad, 2nd Row Mr. Johnson, lcoachl, E. Craft, T. Slattery, R. Ryland, L. Hoyt, J. Mariage, B. Spencer, K, Hutchins CMgr.J. Varsity Basketball Although the 1952-1953 Varsity Basketball squad has had few wins and many losses, the boys have exhibited a fine school spirit and have nlayed good ball. Many of the losses have been by small margins and the fans have been treated to some very exciting games. The cheer section has done an excellent job and has helped to make the boys feel that the school was backing them, whether they lose or whether they win . Inexperience has been the team's greatest handicap and since the squad will only lose two men through graduation, next year's scores should read differently. Floyd Johnson, this year's basketball coach has done a splendid job of charting the team through their rather rugged season, and of keeping the team's morale at high pitch in spite of only four victories. Chief among these is the victory over Marshall in the Sectional Tourney at Rockville. In the second round of the Tourney, Rockville eliminated the Indians from further competition. The team consisted of Don Kendall and George Hooton, the Seniors: Max Hartman, Donald Brown, Ronald Kinderman, Bill Cook and Hartsell Newell, the Juniors, Karl Witsman and Tom Roush, the Sophomoresg and Phil Hughes, a Freshman. Carole ke-Img, Tu.-ICH. Fulfz., Myrna me Lain, wanJa Pferson, M'3-HUP k JUNIOR HIGH , r- W First Row CL. to R,D John Gebhart, Ronald Wimsett, Marion Henry, Aaron Harvey, Robert Morsan, Allen Bishop, Norman Conrad, Carl Hammond Darrell Meeker. Second Row. CL.to R.3 Robert Johnson, Norman Spencer, Rob Thorpe, Tony Gibbs, Jerry Jennings, Donald Gillis, Sam Fr Dobert Lawerence, Ralph Canady,Ronald Pierson. Third Row KL. to R,J Mr. Albright,CcoachD Larry Barker, Jude Laws, Marvin Reeves, Russel Neild, John Yoho, Merril Foster, Kenneth Conrad, Duane Hawkins, Mr. Johnson, Ccoachl. ert eed Ngncy Eu!-mr-k, 'DiAnz R-arfer, Nancy me I-Ain, mar, Sue Tnfar-10h Jnmhfor Cheer l94cler5 7 'TRJKCHC First Row CL. to R.D Jack Matthews, George Hooten, Donald Kendall, william Cook, Donald Brown, John Naylor, Hartzell Newell, Richard Reeves. Second Row CL. to R.J Mr. Albright, Ccoachesl Max Hartman, Gerald Adams, Tom Rousch, Ronald Kinderman, Pete Witsman, Jimmy LeClaire, Don Stevenson, Ronald Rylan, Mr. Keck. The 1952 Track season was filled with glory for the varsity squad and their coaches. It was the first time in many years that the track team has had such a splendid record The team won seven duel meets, lost three, and tied one. Most impressive, however, is the fact that four boys placed in the Sectional meet, two boys in the Regional, and one in the State. We captured sixth place in the Attica Relays and also in the Tiger Relays. The Championship trophy in the annual Vermillion County Track and Field Meet again come to Cayuga, who had a total of Shi points. James Belser set a new record for winning the high point award when he again received this honor, his third in three consecutive years. Ge also set a new record in the shot put at the County. His hew record stands at MB' 3iu. The high point award was won on three firsts--the broad jump, the shop put, and the 220 yd. dash. The four boys who placed in the Sectional were: Dave Adams, Jim Belser, Don McCurdy, and Butch Stark. Jim Belser Ind Butch Stark went on to place in the Regional and qualify for the State. Butch had the honor of making Cayuga's first points in a State Track Meet. GRADE TEAM ,, K. J :es Q. Q J C J .nffl . Front Row D. Devins, J. Kilgore, M. Foster, W. Edminston, V Marshall, H. Ellis, J. Farley Second Row D. Bickett, G. Fortner, L. Hawn, R. Craft, H.Sut- liff, G. Stokes, J. Bennett, W. Woodard, W. Black, P. Porter Third Row Mr. Ratcliff, A. Cheeseman, L. Kinderman, R. Youngblood, A. Clark, S. Clark, G. Smith, J. Conrad, R. Deverter, P. Craft, Kcoachb Mr. Albright Y 9 RosENBLATT's for The Better Things MIKES MOTOR COMPANY C11n?0nf Indiana Phone 9 Clinton, Indiana Sales E Service Miss Hopkins - Show how the word nplentyn is used incorrectly Iris A.- nl have plenty of money.n - that's incorrect. Tom S.- who invented work, anyhow? Jim M.- Dunno, wish he had stayed and finished it. 'Q V-J'. '2JiJ'..'GJ'-JZSHJQJZJC 'LJLJLRLJLJLJGJLJL 'iii ' 3?-..'.. ..s. .. .. .. .. .. A .. .. ns. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. uk .wk Mr. A.- who rules Great Britain now, James? Jim LeC.- King Elizabeth. Pay no attention to the bells. They ring at intervals to keep the faculty awake. UJ1-U u 1LuL ,xg QQLV o ulxau u xl U u-sl v r I if A wan. 1. 1. 5. 'L in wire. 1. arwwws. ww'1c'X-'Z1'ir4l' Never take the seniors for an esample. They are privileged people. ' 1 Who'll take the place of the Seniors After we are gone? Why the freshman will, of course, They've tried to all along! 'L 'LJLJLJ' . .!LJ'. 'LJLJ' V. V 'L 'LJLJ2 'H' ' 'his n n af1x ?x 1x n n ix n n n ?s 1s 'bs n u1n 7 nWhat's a grass w1dow?n HA woman who's husband died of hay fever.u Don't read thisllllll Take warningllllll '41 OP 04 99993 41934 uo pueqs on peq Koqq JI stqq peed ptnon stoog amos noun on CZLJKSS IANJ1'fC7 Class lotto: The door to success is labeled push. . Class Flower: Red Carnation. Class Colors: Green and White. CiAk..A. lst 2nd 3rd hth Sth POW L. Newell, J. Hooten, W. Pearson, C. Walters, N. Sherman, M. Grlffis, l.B. Sutllff, C. Sutliff, M. B. Harper. M. Henry, G. Boyd, M. loLa1n, J. Fultz, E. Devins, S. Yoho, I. Nicholson, M. High N. Pearson, B. Harvey 0. Hooton, M. Ellis, B. laxfield A. Hammond, I. Edwards, S. Parkhurst, 5- 011107- C. Villars, K. Yoho J. Woodard B. Jennings, J. Fortner, C. Kuhns, L. Godbey, E. Wigley, F. Hawn. A. Griffis, J. Ashley, J. Davis, J. Simpson, G. Gobel L, Ellis, C. Freed, E. Vandevender, G. Kilgore. The Girls' Athletic Association was organized to create interest in girls' physical education classes. Our organ- ization was affiliated with the state association in 1939. To SPBQUBUO with honors in G. A. A. a girl must have been enrolled in physical education for four years. A freshman can earn 150 points and her numerals, a sophomore, 250 points and her Indian. By the time a girl is a senior she has had the opportunity to amass 350 points which entitles her to a sweaten These points are earned by taking part in organized and un- organized activities. An award is presented to the senior girl having achieved the most points in G. A. A. requirements, basketball, softball, and track. G. A. A. has hh members six seniors, four juniors, fifteen sophomores, and twenty one freshmen. The officers are: President: Judy Ashley, Vice President: Bernice Jennings, Secretary and Treasurer: Sharron Yohog and Sponsor, Mrs. M. B. Harper. 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row fL. to R.D Lorretta Newell, Janita Hooten, Wanda Pierson Carolyn Walters, Margaret Henry, Mary J. Griffis, Mary Belle Sutliff, Carole Sutliff. Second Row CL. to RJ Sally Parkhurst, Judith Fultz., Evelyn Devins, Mrs. Harper,CcoachJ Mary L. High Mryna Mc.Clain, Gretchen Boyd, Norma Sherman. Third Row CL. to R., Onita Footen, Marva Ellis, Joyce Woodard, Bernice Jennings, Carole Khuns, Freda Hawn, Nora Pearson. Shirley Onley. Fourth Row CL. to R.J Ann J. Griffis, Carolyn Freed, Laura Ellis, Georgianna Goble Julie Simpsoh The girls basketball teams have been very successful this year and the members feel that much of the credit should go to their excellent coach, Mary B. Harper. We will have all of the team back next year with the exceptions of Mary Belle Sutllff and Laura Ellis who graduate this year. The under classmen can take over as Laura and Mary Belle go out of school. First Teams Basketball games Bellmore 15 Cayuga 59 Bellmore 57 Cayuga 36 GIRLS' ATHLETICS lst row L. Newell,J. Hooton, N. Pierson, M. Henry, M. Griffis, M. Sutliff, C. Sutliff. 2nd row Mrs. Harper, J. Fultz, E. Devins, B. Harvey, M. High, M. McLain, G. Boyd. 5rd row O. Hooton, M. Ellis, J. Woodard, B. Jennings, C. huhns, N. Pierson,S. Onley, N. Sherman, 4th row A. Griffis, C. Freed, L. Ellis, G. Goble, J. Simpson, J. Davis, G. Kilgore, J. Fortner. - On April 26, 1952 the Countv Track Meet was held at the Cayuga Park. Our girls and their coach, Mrs. Harper, were anxious to win this Track Meet, esoeciallv for the girls who were graduating in 1952. They were Nancy Sullivan, ?auline Smock and Tzetta Hughes. There were four schools who participated in the Meet. They were as follows: Perrysville, Newport, Hillsdale, and Cayuga. Our school won the Meet with a score of 3h points. We received the girls' championship trorhy of which we were very proud. Nancy Sullivan, a senior, won first nlace in the baseball throw. Laura Ellis, a junior, broke her old record in the basketball throw, which was 91' 2n. The new record is now 91' llu. Laura was presented the county high point award, by scor- ing 15 ooints on three firsts: in the basketball throw, lOO yd dash. and 50 yd. dash. HONOR SOCETY lst row Miss Wilson, M. Sutliff, D. Barker, L. Spencer, C, Walters, C. Conrad, Mrs. HHPPSP 2nd row .S. Yoho, B. Maxfield, F. Hawn, H. NSWS11, C. Villars, AM. High, N. RisaS 3rd pew B. Jennings, E. Morgan, K. Hutchen, D. Morgan,R. Kinderman, G. Vandevender, R. Reeves, J. Ashley The National Honor Society was established in our school in 19h6 to give honor and recognition to those students who excelled in certain qualifications for good citizenship, character, scholarship, leadership and service. To be eligible for membership, students must demonstrate these four qualities and must also meet scholastic re- quirement of maintaining a NBN average throughout their high school career. If they have no semester grade below 'C' and a 'Bn average, they may be elected to probationary membership when sophomores and to working membership in their junior or senior year. Those students who maintain their standing through their senior year, or who meet requirements for membership during the last semester of that year are elected to honorary member- ship at the close of the year. This carries with it life membership without the privileges of voting or holding office but with the privilege of wearing the National Society pin. The officers of the society for this year include: President: Dale Morgan Vice President: Mary Belle Sutliff Secretary: Bernice Jennings Treasure: Lanore Spencer Sponsor: Mrs. Harper Faculty Treasure: Miss Wilson GIRLS' CH OR US lst row L. Newell, J. Hooton, W. Pearson, C. Walters, M. Sutliff, C.5utliff, MP. Lohse 2nd row L. Spencer, N. Riggs, M. High, S. Parkhurst, G. Boyd E. Nickelson 3nd row P. Harvey, M. Ellis, F. Hawn, J. Fultz, C. Villars, A. Hemand hth row L Godbey, C Kuhns, J. Simpson, G. Goebel, J. Davis J: Woodard, 3. Tharp R. E. THOMASMEYER SECURITY LOAN C0. A1118 Chalmers Personal Loans 55.00 to 3500.00 Authorized Dealer Clinton, Indiana 225 Blackman St. Phone 8 Dana, Indiana Phgng 62 I D if af' Lau a Y Don Gene, E5 t ne r .ey ' 0 62N I -. A 0 Qjj. ,gi 07a rj' Be Ile 1 Ya' S 4 ' . malcolm '1 Su s 1 e, f' J 90' bar Gerald ' ELS-,e i li 1 2 N2 - Lanorc Taclr Pale Thespians prcgngagglgct. to RJ Iris Axtell, Doris Barker, lDirector7 M133 Hopkins, Lanore Spencer, Mary Belle Sutliff. Back Row. fL. to R.D Judith Ashley, Donald Kendall, Malcolm Deverter, James LeClaire, Dale Morgon, Jack MHtth6WS- The National Thespian Society is an educational organization of teachers and students, established in 1929 for the advance- ment of dramatics. The society aims to stimulate interest and to elevate anpreciation in drama so that secondarv schools will select good plays and nresent then professionallv. Cayuga Troupe 905 was chartered in November, l9U8. An in- itiation is held in May for new members who have qualified by showing a continuous active interest in dramatics and by hav- ing earned fifteen points based on acting and stagecraft. The Dramatic Club is comprised of all students working in dramatics. Their one-act play activities included 'Wildcat Willie Get the Woolies,n NA Maiden's Prayer,N nThree's a Crowd? He A1n't Done Right by Nell, W51bur's Wild Night, Who Used Father's Charge Account, Buddy Pays the Mortgage, In- troducting Mopsy,n nltchin' to Be Hitched,n and HThe Cu1ver's Christmas Eve. In addition to Thespian the following students paticipated: B.Harr1son, G.Hooton, E.Wigley, B.Jennings, N.Riggs, J. Naylor, L. Godbey, D.Brown, R.Kinderman, J.Simpson, M.Henry, C.Conrad, M.High, E.Devins, C.V1l1ars, S.Onley, N.Pearson, B.Hooton, D. Axtell, R.Ryland, R.Reeves, A.Hammand, C.Kuhns, J.Dav1s, M. McLain, J.Hooton, L.Woodard, W.Pierson, C.Sutliff, G.Boyd, J. Fultz, S.Parkhurst, E.Nicholson, M.Griffis, L.Newel1, C.Freed, K.Laws, P.Hughes, T.Slattery, J.Beardsley, T.Mil1er, L.Hoyt, H.Hartman, C.Horneman, and J.Mariage. STUDENT COUNCIL lst row B. Jennings, J. Mathews, Mr. Albright, S. Yoho, M. Hartman. 2nd row K. Laws, C. Witsman, J. Anglemeyer, W. Pierson. Compliments HELMS REXALL STORE 315 South Main of Clinton, Ind. DRUGS John W. Carithers COSMETICS SUNDRIES Best in Prescription Service Phonographs and Records Newport, Indiana Phone 16 Compliments of Hony Hughes Marathon Service Station SNAPC t.SHi4rlC!v 0- BII! li 75mmj ff? - ' Mx' f-.W kwa I-qw , I fr: Q i i VIff3nd2 LCN' Hefty 67. frne 521W ,Mm ive' m3,Yv5 E'- N EGVXW Ncrml Evegn .D. March CCon'tl 27 More three one-act plays April 3 Our for Spring Vacation 7 Back from vacation 17 End of grading period May 20 Class night Zh Baccalaureate 27 Commencement 30 Start on trip. First night-Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 31 Washington D. C. Hotel Franklin Park June l k 2 washington D. C. Hotel Franklin Park 3 Parkursburg, Virginia M Back home AUTOGRAPHS YOUR ADVERTIZING IS GREATELY APPRECIATED WE SINCERELY THANK YOU THE SENIOR CLASS ind MR. ALBRIGHT r- '1 PRODUCERS DAIRY Danville, Ill. Grade A Products At your favorite Market S2 South College St. Compliments of EDWIN K. ALLEN Newport, Ind. Washington National Insurance Co Accident and Health - Life Hospitalization and Eye Ins. ALLEN H. HELT LAWYER CITIZEN'S STATE BANK BUILDING NEWPORT, INDIANA WRIGHT ICE CREAM CO. CAYUGA, IND. Don't say ice cream - say Wright's Ice Cream THE CITIZENS STATE BANK Newport Indiana Clinton The Friendly Bank SERVICE COURTESY SAFETY Total Assets S6,5oo, 000.00 YUUR DEPOSITS TAX FREE Yoor Business Solicited, Appreciated and Protected Compliments of The Watsons Watson Funeral Home Miller's Florist and Greenhouse Flowers for all Occassions We wire Flowers Ambulance Service Phone M91 Oxygen---Resuscitator Phone 670 Cayuga, Indiana Cayuga, Indiana Western Auto Associate Store Paul B. Stoke For Your Needs In MORGAN k SON'S CANNING C0. Sporting Goods - Try Us Cayuga, Ind. Paint Wallpaper-Auto Supplies . Hardware Phone S7 Phone 2661 Georgetown, Ill TEA TABLE FINE FOODS Peyton - Palmer Company Danville, Illinois Compliments of Kuhns Sundries Kodaks Film Finishing Fountain Service Phone 31 Cayuga, Ind. BISHOP HARDWARE Admiral and Westinghouse Televisions General Hardware Phone 109 - Cayuga, Ind. JEWELRY Dan H. Pesavento Certified-Watchmaker Authorized Dealer Hemilton-Elgin-Bulova-Gruen Diamond-Silverware Phone 953 Clinton, Ind. lh5 So. Main PARKHURST'S JORDON FEED SERVICE Jewelry and Sundries Grinding and Mixing Gifts - Cosmetics Wayne's Feeds 3 Miles S. W. of Cayuga COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. A.L. and Iva Albright FABLE MOTOR CO. See and Drive the Beautiful New Ford The New Standard of the American Road Cayuga, Indiana Phone 113 Cayuga, Indiana Compliments of Wesley Malone Clinton, Indiana COCA COLA Doctor S. C. Darroch BOTTLING COMPANY Class of 98 ROCKVILLE, INDIANA Cayuga, Indiana C. L. Congleton S. H. PAWLEY LUMBER Standard O11 Agent GO w INC Phone 910 Cayuga, Ind. Cayuga, Indiana Phone S6 Bowe Industries Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF UBONDWAREN Ewbank's IGA Food Store Paper Products Phone 112 Cayuga, Ind. The Smith Studio Attica, Indiana Stoke's Auto Supply Paul B. Stoke For Your Needs In Sporting Goods - Try Us Paint Wallpaper Auto Supplies Hardware Phone 2661 Georgetown, Ill. MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS GRADE A MILK Butter A Complete Line of Dairy Products At p Your Favorite Grocer 'Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1953n The Herald Publishing Co. Publishers Of Cayuga Herald Highland Herald Phone S00 Susie N.- nJack, that girl I saw you with last night acted mighty cold toward you. Who was she?n Jack M. - nOh, her, she's just an old f1ame.n 1' , Mr. A1bright's favorite question: nwhat was the name of our president 20 years ago?n Naturally it was Eisenhower, he hasn't changed his name. ' W ' ,iw li I First grader- nMother, I made a 100 today.n Mother-nYou dear boy, what 1n?' First grader- nF1fty in spelling and fifty in writing.n Mrs. Nale - iDisturbed by noise outside! nWho's that splitt ing wood out there?n Bill Cook - flocking out window! nTheres no one splitting wood. It's just a couple of freshmen, boxing.u Mrs. B.- Why don't you use your napkin? Mr. B. - I am using itg its tied to the chair-post to amuse the cat while I eat. Teacher- Now what's that old hen eating tacks for? Pupil- Maybe she's going to lay a carpet. , , , T , Freshman year- nComedy of Errorsn Sophomore year- nMuch ado about Nothingn Junior year- nAs you like ltn Senior year- uAl1's well that ends Welln Janice F.- nBern1ce, what is apple pie ala mode?n Bernice J.- HI don't know, when we make apple pie we don't make any ala mode.u Mr. K.- nAt what place does our history begin?u A smart Jr.- nPage one.n