Goodland High School - Tivoli Yearbook (Goodland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1952 volume:

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O, Schanlaub, who so faithfully served us for forty-three years, B Y Z-WXMEQQ Ne 'fo1iVIR'R D ON ei C ' . N ,U P-Nxangkxk? Vu Wy Su ORRIS tgrsni T ow perintende nt Gooclland Public School The true purpose of education is to cherish and unfold the seed of immortality already sown within usg to develop, to their fullest extent, the capacities of every kind with which the God who made us has endowed us, Anna jameson ,ZZ,, X swarms omca I g 1-1- Ainfu-.1..i.,f Jn.-I. 1.-rm in .-1 F acult LYMAN NEWLIN HELEN YACUK Principal Central Normal indiana State Teachers Collgsg B, 5- College B. S.. NI. 5. Commerce Social Studies Physical Education Physical Education 'haul' CLIFTON GARRARD MARILYN ERB indiana Slam Indiana State lnF'Sfll9IF Teachers College: B. 5. Colley- A: Mathu Si win I Ednghml DONALD TURNER Washington University St, Loull, Mo., B. S. English, Latin Q LEO SAMUEL TODD Lndiana State Teachers College B. S, Math, lndu:-trial A ris Q ,Q ,Vp .fm ' I x:1 ' ' .A f-E if 3 x.,. V - ' N5 Q3 2z3t Q:,t MRS, ESTHER DONAVAN MRS, LUCILLE GARRARD RUTH l..eMASTERS Indiana State Teachers Indiana State Teachers Teachers College, College College B, S, Indianapolis Grade One Grade Two Grade Three DOROTHY MCGRAW Youngstown College, Youngstown, Ohio, B. S. Grade Four GAY MAKEEVER OTIS SMITH Ball State Oakland City College Teachers College B, S,, Grade Six B. 5. Ball State Teachers Grade Five College M, A, RICHARD CRAIGHEAD Butler University B, S. Social Studies, English HARLEY GRIFFITH MINTA MAE ECIGIRSLEY JAMES BILLINGSLEY lndlgng Cenn-51 Ball State Teachers College Music Congge B, S, B. S. De Pauw Univerllty B, S Physical Ed., Home Economics Indiana State Teachers Biology, History Social Science College M, S, If M 12 U, 5 , 1 M N , xv n' 5 fl A VQY, X j 6 fx' u 1' 1' A 1 . .fn .NJ ' 5: f.: -.V lg' 118' ..,,V1 5, PM .. 1. , ' Q ' Q J '34-7 F, 3, 3 -.:,.jEi -4 12 15? . -A J: , Q at i w 41 i iff ,Al . ?f IL J i.. - . ,. 54' al .f A! fp uri Y-xx XX 11 V K ,f xy, , V - f S-5x .A+ X H-L. f .L J. .1wn,..- ..L,fm, .v .4.,.u-H. 1 mu. an .rw mu .mczumnrl - VERN WINGER ...taken Chorus Z,3,4g Basketball 3. HARRY SCHWIER Soborsky Librarian 4: Basketball l,Z.3, 4g Track 2.3.41 Softball 1.2.3.0 Jr, cunplsyg Annual Staff, CHARLES WELSH Chuck 4-H 1,z,3,4, RICHARD JOHNSON Dick Band I,Z,3,4g Chorus 1,2,4g 3,41 Track 1,3g jr, Class Play: Annual Staff, ROBER T GRAHAM ..Bob.. Band l,2,3,4p Chorus 1,47 Basketball l,Z,3,4-3 Track 1,2 3,4-9 jr, Class Play: Tivoli Editor 4, Basketball l,Z,3,4g Softball 1,2, CATHERINE B vlclthyn Sunshine Society DRTH Z, 3, 4: Jr. Class Play: Chorus 1, 3: Band I, 2: Lxbrarian Z: Office Attends Annual Staff. nt 4: NOR MAN HOAKS Norm Chorus 1,Z,4-g Annual Staff, ,gf CAROLE DONAHUE Fuzzy Sunlhine Society 1,Z,4-5 4-H lg Chorul 1 Z 3 Band 1 2 3 Majorette 1,Z,3, Yell Leader 4-5 Annual Staff PA UL WEIAND Wand Basketball Zg Softball Z,3,4: Track 2,35 Annual Staff, WILMA HOAKS wi11ie Sunshine Society l,Z,3,4g Chorul l,Z,3,45 Librarian 45 Annual Staff, ELLEN BOKMA Candy President of Class 1,43 Sec- retary of Class Z5 Secretary -Treasurer 3: Sunshine Soci- ety l,Z,3,4-g Pres, of Sunshine 45 4-H Reporter ig Librarian 31112 Class Play 3 Chorus 1, 2.,3,4g Office Attendant 4: Annual Staff, VELMA MKILLIR uRedn Secretary-Treasurer of Class 43 Treasurer ofC1aus 23 Sun- shine 1,Z,3,4-g Sunshine Treas- urer 4g jr. Class Play? 4'H Treasurer Ig Chorus l,2,3,4P Librarian 47 Annual Staff. BABETTE TALBOT T Babu Sunshine Society l,Zg Office Attendant 4g Librarian 33 jr, Class Playg Annual Staff, ,Qu I -SQIUQ DAVID PROUD Dave Annual Staff, ANITA MCDANLEL ltNituIl Vice-President of Class Z,4g Sunshine Society l,Zg Record- ing Secretary oi S. S. S. Z: Chorus l,Zg Office Attendant up D, A, R. 4-5 Assistant Editor of Trivoli 4, RAYMOND C UMMINGS HMO.. Annual Staff, X GARY STUTEZSMAN Squirrel Vice-President of Class 33 Band l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,Z, 3,4-5 Softball l,Z,3,4g jr, Class Playg Annual Staff, EDWARD NEVlTT Eddie President of Class 33 Vice-President of Class I: Chorus 2,43 Band l,Z 3. 4: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4: Softball l. Z, 35 Annual Staff. W1 I 4' High School History Class of I952 August, 1948, found twenty-three eager students ready to start their Freshman year, lt wasn't hard to recognize us, with those bright green beanies, The Freshmen were: Ellen Marie Bokma Robert Graham David Proud Catherine Borth Norman Hoaks Harry Schwier janet Louise Chapman Richard johnson Gary Stutesman Albert Cox A - Anita McDaniel Babette Talbott Raymond Cummings Velma Miiller Richard Watts Gary Danner Willard Montgomery Paul Weiand Helen Downs Edward Nevitt Charles Welsh Beatrice Fariss Vern Winger Putting away our green beanies and our green manners, we entered our Sophomore year, Officers were: President, Richard Watts, Vice-President, Edward Nevittg Secretary, Ellen Bokmag and Treasurer, Velma Miiller, In November we sponsored a magazine sales campaign, We also sold G, H, S, socks and plastic pillows, ln the meantime, we were all eagerly awaiting our class sweaters-- maroon and white with GOODLAND on the back, and white '52 on the sleeve, At Christmas time, the juniors and Seniors got together for a Christmas party at the schoolhouse, Now we are making progress: Thanks to our accomodating teachers, we were now juniors, Our officers were: President, Edward Nevittg Vice-President, Gary Stutesmang and Secretary-Treasurer, Ellen Bokma, During the basketball season, the juniors had charge of the concession stand, Class rings, having been previously ordered, arrived before Christmas, On November 28, 1951, the class sponsored Look Out Lizzie , a rural comedy, The cast included: Richard johnson, Babette Talbott, Ellen Bokma, Gary Stutesman, Robert Graham, Velma Miiller, Catherine Borth, and Harry Schwier, The Farmeretts and a trumpet trio provided entertainment between acts, Then we began planning for our prom, The date set was May 4-th, The theme, The Rainbow , The music was provided by Tod I-loward's Band, The setting featured a garden scene with rock walls flanked by realistic garden flowers, The beautiful rainbow was the center of attention, probably because its pot of gold was the punch bowl, When the school year '51-52 rolled around, we found that we were finally Seniors, Class officers selected were: President, Ellen Bokmag Vice-President, Anita McDaniel, Secretary-Treasurer, Velma Miiller, During this last year we sponsored a food stand at the school carnival, held several successful bake sales, ordered announcements and name cards, had our Senior pictures taken, and made plans for our Senior trip, -Ba shful - - 1Qasanova What Would School Have Been Without Ellen's , , , , interest in Chevrolets Cathy's , , , , , cute giggle Raymond's , , , , blushing Carole's , , , , , ,love for college men Bob's , , , , , romances Norman's , , , , , black curly hair Wilma's , , , , daily air mail letters Dick's , , ,talking teachers out of assignments Anita's , , , efficiency Ve1ma's 3 , endless chatter Eddie's , , laugh David's , . , sleeping in class Babette's . , ,,,, , , , quiet disposition Gary's , , , , cute grin Harry's , , , love for certain Sophomore girl Chuck's , , witty remarks Paul's , , disagreements with teachers Vern's , , Chicago romance . l Alphabet of Memories -Ambitious ---------------------------- -None of us -Devilish - -Energetic -Flirt - - - ---------------------- --RaymondGummings -------------- -- Bob Graham ------- ---------- 'Chuck Welsh ---- ------------ ---- ------- N o ne of us ----------------------------- Eddie Nevitt Giggly ------------- -Humorous In Love - - ------------------Velma Miiller ---------------------------- Cathy Borth ------- -------------------Harry schwier jabbe r ---------- - -Lover Boy -Modest - - -Nice ---- -Obedient - -Persistent -Quiet - - - Keen-------------- -- --------------- PaulWeiand --------------- --E1lenBokma' ------------ --Dickjohnson ------------------------- --VernWinger -------------- ---Carole Donahue ------------------------- --HaHaHa ----------- ------------- -- Wilma Hoaks ------------------- ----Noone -Reserved-------- - - Sensible - Tall, Dark, and Handsome ------- ---Normanl-Ioaks - - - - - -Anita McDaniel ----- - - --- ---GaryStutesman -Unforgettable- ------------------------- -C1555 of '52 -Vim and Vigor ------------------------- Babette Talbott -Witful ------- ------ --------- D a vid Proud -X-Cellent ------- ------ ---------- T h e grades we don't make -Young --------------------------- - - -All of US l Zer0------------ --. - - ----- - - ------- Senior Tests Class Prophecy April 10, 1972, was the date for the reunion of the class of 1952, I got up early that morning and started on my way, Before I got within five miles of the great city of New Isla-nd, which was former- ly Goodland, Indiana, I had a flat tire, Fortunately, there was a farm house nearby from which 1 could telephone to the city garage, When I walked up to this house, I was really surprised to see Robert Graham, He told me he had been married for nine years and has six children, Bob was doing a fine job on his 1000 acre farm, I called the garage and soon the owner of the Shell station, Raymond Cummings, ar- rived, Ray seems to be doing pretty well, After everything was in order again, I continued my journey to New Island, As I entered the city, I was stopped by a traffic policeman who was looking for a bank robber, The policeman was Charles Welsh, Chuck was still short, as usual, but he had a mustache, ' When all the excitement was over, I drove to a hotel which had Pau1's and Babette's names on it, I went inside and the proprietors appeared, They were none other than Paul Weiand and Babette Talbott, It seems that they were married a few years ago and the house Babette inherited was too large for just the two of them, so they made it into a hotel, As I registered, Inoticed Senator Richard johnson's name on the page, Qlncidentall 1 Ya Richard johnson was elected Senator of Indianaj, Babette showed me to my room, Later I met Senator johnson, and after a short lunch, he showed me around the city, We went to the Ritzee Theater to the movie, All's Well With Ellen, The stars of this movie were Ellen Bokma and Gary Stutesman, Gary and Ellen seem to be doing all right, too, After the movie, Senator johnson and I stopped at a drug store for a banana split sundae and a toasted cheese hamburger, As we sat down, a couple of young ladies sat next to us, The ladies were none other than Carole Donahue and Cathy Borth, Carole told us she owned the great Smart Dress Shop in Los Angeles, She was in New Island for the class reunion, She looked pretty in one of her latest creations, a weskit and skirt made of a new type of material, lt was stunning, indeed, Cathy was owner of the Rensselaer Roller Rink in Chicago and the All-American Candy Shop in Wadena, Indiana, Cathy is married and has two bouncing baby boys, 1 noticed it was getting late and soon would be time for the reunion and dinner, so we hurried to the Y, Nl, C, A, building for a few souvenirs before heading back to our hotel, Inside the building, I noticed a tall, young lady heading toward us, To my sur- prise it was Wilma Hoaks, Wilma owns this building, She married one of her pen pals, a boy from the Hawaiian Islands, On our way back to the hotel, I noticed a taxi stopping near us, None other than David Proud was the driver of it and the back seat occupant was Anita McDaniel, Anitp was on her way to see the stage presentation of Look Out Lizzie , formerly present ed by the class of '52, The male lead was wearing the same goatee worn by Harry Schwier in the original, Rumor has it that unfortunately he uses the same brand of glue Harry used, , Later, we went to the reunion and dinner, Guess who was our host? Yes, it was Norman Hoaks, President of the New Island State Bank, Nice going: The speaker and chairman of the reunion was Mr, Edward Nevitt, Eddie had just returned from a non-stop flight to Moscow, Russia, in a C-50 rocket which was invent- ed by the greatest inventor of all time, Vern Winger, Vern also invented an aspirin with flea powder in it for people who have lousy headaches, u Also, presiding at the reunion was Major-General Harry Schwier, jr, Harry is a Major-General in the Bakery Department of the Army, Well, who else do you suppose we saw there, Velma Miiller, of course, Velma and her husband live in their suburban home in Brooklyn, New York, Velma is a New York model for a fashion firm, Nice going Velm : All in all, we had one great time. Tired and sleepy, but happy, we headed back to the hotel, then home, Our Pioneers The long trail of the way of the '52 'ers toward their destination started back in '40, Of the eighteen graduating members of this faithful class, only twelve have been together throughout their entire school career, The se trail blazers are: Ellen Bokma Robert Graham Norman Hoaks Richard johnson Anita McDaniel Velma Nliiller Edward Nevitt Harry Schwier Gary Statesman Babette Talbott Charles Welsh Vern Winger Class Will We the undersigned, being of sound mind and body, will and bequeath to the teachers of Goodland High School: Three left-hand paddles and four bottles of nerve pills, 9lC7iUl0'F5l:35l:?95?l0l'9F3n'1 I, Catherine B012-L will my love for Rensselaer to Nancy Nevitt, Don't go to extremes in using it though, Nancy, I, Carole Donahue, will my interest in all boys to Alice Dalton, Don't break their hearts, Alice, I, Norman I-loaks, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Charles Jensen, lt comes in handy Chuck, I, Velma Miiller, will my Quietness to Orville Davis, Ahem, That is for use only in Griff s study hall, I, Richard johnson, will my ability to play the piano to Doris Allen, I, Wilma Hoaks, will my ability to keep my mouth shut when I am mad, to Beatrice Fariss, Use it sparingly or you'll be sorry, Bea, I, Edward Nevitt, will my ability to have three or four girls on the string to Bill Perkins I, Anita McDaniel, will my typewriter to Donnie Spurlock, Don't work too hard on it Donnie, I, Paul Weiand, will my ability to get kicked out of class to Robert Ravellette, Don't go to extremes in using it though or it might'be definite: I, Raymond Cummings, will to Louis DeGroot, my ability to grin, It takes the gloom out of the school day, I, Harry Schwier, will my red face to Bill Perkins, this is for use especially in government and economics class, Bill, I, Ellen Bokma, will my love for Chevies to Mary Ann Bower, Take good care of it Mame, I might want it back: I, Babette Talbotb will my shorthand ability to joan LeBeau, Make use of it next year joan, I, Charles Welshl will my brains to Louis DeGroot, Don't wear them out, I, David Proud, will my ability to agree with the teachers, to Louise DeGroot, I Clary Stutesman, will my love for girls to Donnie Spurlock, Be careful: I, Vern Winger, will my love for country roads to Carolyn Nicholson, I, Babette Talbott, will my ability to pay strict attention in classes to Lois Stombaugh, I, Robert Graham, will to Charles Jensen my love for blondes las if he needs itl, QN l S .1ul- fl...-1n .L Latin Club sw N Sunshine Society if ig 3 57 7 Sffzbfig n E, iiiwir ylggg-x ,fb V W 3 fi S' gui 5 'EF ,... 1 G A ' x . . R x SL N ,i f,,l awbf :rs gg SX QS? 3, Y gg xx as as Q , Q wlAQ'k53Q,gg x it S 1 gvZg,5'yaci3iK QQQQ s SX 'Ei-, x gg' gil? 7 745.1 ma -M W fg K is!! 33 Art Club SEATED: U..eft to right, Larry Schaeffer, Sam Rheude, Russell Schwier, Howard Merkel STANDING: joseph McConnell, Doris Welsh, Richard Burns, Mickey McGraw, Dean Dorton, Betty Perry, Stamp Club Principal l-yma.m Ncwlin, Sponsorg Charles. jensvn, Robert Carlock, Model Club FIRST ROW: lLeft to rightj Mr, Todd, Robert Hotler, Daniel Talbott, Lawrence Schaeffer, jack Barnes, Dean jensen, Russell Schwier, SECOND ROW: Vern Strack, Paul Fletcher, Dean Dorton, Richard Hall, Michael McGraw, Louis DEG1'0Ot, Robert Ravellette, FIRST ROW: lLeft to rightj Caryl Crane, Beverly If-lartsock, Patricia Bond, Mr, Turner, Nancy Dalton, Mary jane Kellogg, Delores Lupke, SECOND ROW: Mary Ruth Allen, Nancy Nevitt, Louis DeGroot, Robert Carlock, William Bower, Alice Dalton, Sue jackson, Dramatics Club ,.,,. 9 QA? S 'J flu . ,gx 2 s K 8:2522 ' :asus .3321 maui SYFYSMFSM IWW WWW A Q .ir-,xx if E SEATED: fLeft to rightj Babette Talbott, Ellen Bokma, Mr, Newlin, Anita 1VlcDame1 STANDING: judy Babcock, Mary Arm Bower, Doris Allen, joan L,eBeau, Library Staff Ulfffl i0 rlght. Sitting! Velma Milller, Luuise DEG1'OOl, Wilma Hoaks, Nancy Nevin, Lbhindingj Harry Schwier, David Reid, Pat Mattox, Bvatrice Fari:-5, Mr, Crnighead, 'fff Look Out Lizzie Junior Play Cast Class of 1952 Richard johnson ,,,,,,,, , , Ellen Bokma , , Gary Stutesman Babette Talbott, , , , , Robert Graham Velma Miiller ,,,, , , Catherine Borth Harry Schwier ', Dave Hinkle Minnie Hall Richard Biltmore Hazel Long Hank Blinks Lizzie Blanks Sarah Long Silas Long Play Director: Mr, Donald Turner Mama's Baby Boy Junior Play Cast The Class of 1953 joan L,eBeau , , , Donald Spurlock Orville Davis , , Alice Dalton , , Doris Allen , , , Mary Ann Bower, , , , , Beatrice Fariss Louis DeGroot , Louise DeGroot Charles Jensen , Q. .- Mrs, McLean Shepard McLean Luther Long julie Long Mrs, Blackburn Carlotta Anglin Minnie Wilbur Warren Sylvia Cline Max Moore Play Director: Mr, Donald Turner 4-n-u-vw-.Q,.,.-rw-, -.-.-....,,,,,..-.- V xl w-- --- v.,..vn-w-,.....-.,..,..1f-n.a-m,- 5 5- X-E-Q i1 X M' X ---.., K x, a WU -1 4' Q' L ' I v x - 4 , X n Q , , 6 xi. X K Ng, V 7:9151 s Uv 4- 3:3111 Seniors and Juniors 'Q -A FlRST ROW: lldeft to rightl Catherine Borth, Babette Talbott, Anita McDaniel, Paul Weiand, Norman Hoaks, Charles Welsh, Ellen Bokma, Velma Miiller, Miss Yacuk, SECOND ROW: Carole Donahue, Vern Winger, Harry Schwier jr,, Richard johnson, Robert Graham, Edward Nevitt, David Proud, Gary Stutesman, Raymond Cummings, Wilma Hoaks, 3 FIRST ROW1 UPU iw ragrv- joan 1 1 Exam., Doris Allen, Beatrice Fariss, Doris Stombaugh, Dfmffld SW-PM Ck, Lmm-Q De Groot, Carolyn Nicholson. SECOND ROW! Mr. Turner, Robert Ravellette, Mary A. Bower, Louis Dv Groot, Orval Davis, William Perkins, Alice Dalton, Nancy Nevitt, Charlm-s Jensen, Sophomores and Freshmen 'Q' FIRST ROW: lLeft- to rightj Dean Dalton, Lucille Darche, Carol jensen, Ramona Lowry, Michael Farrell, james Elbert, joan Reid, Patricia Mattox, Marcia johnson, Loma Ropp, Howard Merkel, Russell Schwier, SECOND ROW: Gene Miiller, Phyllis Braaksma, Robert Stombaugh, Raymond Molter, Anthony Ropp, Larry Schaeffer, Franklin Reynolds, Theresa Miiller, Lois Miiller, David Reid, judy Babcock, THIRD ROW: Mr, C, Garrard, William Weiand, Thomas Potts, Dewayne Rhoads, Albert Darche, john O'Neil, Robert Carlock, Samuel Rheude, Robert Budreau, Lloyd Cudworth, Arthur Key, Robert Montgomery, FlRST ROW: QLeft to rightj Caryle Crane, jane Babcock, jack Barnes, Frank Senesac, Nancy Burman, Nyla Dalton, SECOND ROW: Vera Hoaks, William Nevitt, Beverly I-Iartsock, Darrell Cummings, Deloris Lupke, Doris Welsh, La Verne Strack, Patricia Bond, THIRD ROW: Nancy Dalton, David Farrell, Irene Miiller, Richard Hall, Mr, Todd, Tom Templin, Billie Benner, Lenard Herre, Grades VIII and VII FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: 1L.eft to rightj Gordon Miiller, Doris Le Beau, Donald Bringle, Randall Marion, Suzanne Schaeffer, Larry Weiand, Donald jensen, Sylvia Simmons, Ardith Spurlock, Barbara Davis, Marjorie Shepard, Charles Gerrick, Charles Sell, james Carlock, Irene Eason, Otha Burton, Gary jetton, Howard Burton, jean Lowry, Edith Ravellette, Mary Beth Shepard, Richard Burns, Barbara Shepard, Sue jackson, Gerald Ropp, William Bower, Dean Dorton, Louise Stombaugh, Olga Burton, Mary Ruth Allen, Miss Marilyn Erb, FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: lLeft to rightj james Marshino, jay Cudworth, Otha Baker, Francis Illingworth, Ancil Cummings, joe McConnell, john Coty, Robert Peck, Breck Marion, Marilyn Welsh, joann Donahue, Aaron Ritter, Willian Dalton, Robert I-lotler, Madeline Nevitt, Kay Don, Mary jane Biggs, Francis Welsh, Harvey Darche, Betty Perry, Frances Gerhardt, Robert French, Patricia Donahue, Shirley Ripley, Daniel Talbott, Clifford johnson Mr, Richard Craighead, Grades VI and V FIRST ROW: fL.eft to rightj Patricia Montgomery, Linda Miiller, Doris Peck, Janet Potts, Judy Burton, De Anne Schlater, Lewis I-loaks, SECOND ROW: Joyce Burton, Raleigh Niblick, Clyde Dubea, John Weinnd, Robert Donahue, Richard Donahue, Kenneth Don, THIRD ROW: Edwin Shepard, Carol Ripley,.Jo Ann Lewellen, Jane Ann Gilsinger, Mr, Otis Smith, Donna Beckley, Gloria Hotler, Ray Brown, Carolyn Spurlock, FIRST ROW: flseft to rightj Suzanne Mitten, Donald Coty, Sharon Musser, Nancy Bond, Donna Henderson, William Donahue, Joseph Donahue, SECOND ROWQ Janice Light, Julia Babcock, Doris Biggs, Shomas Welsh, Jane Ann Farrell, Joyce ' Babcock, James Openshaw, THIRD ROW: Robert Lewellen, Judy Gerrich, George Biggs, Mary Ann McKinley, Miss Gay Makeever, Patricia Gilman, Delores Best, Fannie Sue Shepard, Sam Simmons, ABSENT: Harold Phelps, Jesse Minick, Grades IV and IH FIRST ROW: lLeft to rightj Everett Spurlock, Sandra Dubea, Ronald Gilman, Julia McConnell, Karel Peck, Patricia Harper, Kevin Marion, Walter Burton, Phyllis lllingworth, SECOND ROW: Linda Williams, Carol Le Beau, Alvin Hoaks, Florence Johnson, Glenda Lupke, THIRD ROW: Janice Farrell, Mary Ann Templin, Max Hufty, Mary Bower, David Sigo, Marlene Vanaman, Edward Miiller, David Dalton, Miss Dorothy McGraw, Judy Openshaw, Mildred Simmons, Gerald Proud, Patricia Williams, Curtis Siebenthal, FOURTH ROW: Gail Cochrane, Robert Wilson, Jonathan Shepard, Hollis Burton, William Reid, Joyce Ropp, Delores Jensen, Loren Cudworth, Merlin Montgomery, Richard McKinley, FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: fLeft to rightj Linda Garrard, Rosemary Donahue, Kenneth Henderson, Elsie Hoaks, Norman Light, Geraldine Hanlon, Karen Don, Rose Musser, Bruce Babcock, Lloyd Fuller, Carol Gerhardt, Linda Claussen, Michael Welsh, Stanley Gilman, Ronald Merkel, Barbara Donahue, Mark Garrard, Evelyn Burton, Wayne I-lartsock, Ann Cudworth, James Godby, Donald Potts, Richard Biggs, Mark Shepard, James Miiller, Clifford Miiller, James Burns, James Gerrich, Jane Grigsby, Ginnia Miiller, Robert Pierson, Eric Stovall, Alice Bower, John Godby, Corinne Keisling, Sandra Lupke, Grades II and I FIRST ROW: fL.eft to rightj Ruth Pierson, james Benner, Kenneth Merkel, Thomas Mattox, Phyllis Donahue, Robert Cochrane, Leslie Hoaks, james Dalton, john Coughenour SECOND ROW: Andrea Zimmer, Mary Kaye Robison, Russell jensen, jo Ann Grigsby, Frederick DeNardo, Ronald Harper, Diane Schwier, David Simmons, jacqueline Rouhler, THIRD ROW: Helen Wilson, Mary Henderson, james Sell, james Newlin, Mrs, Lucille Garrard, Sherry Yochem, David Vanaman, William Babcock, Verna Coughenour, FIRST ROW: flseft to rightj Vicki Zimmer, james Godby, Kay Bramble, Patricia Henderson, Charles Best, Karen Burns, jean Ellen Cudworth, john Strack, SECOND ROW: Lewis Simmons, Nancy Gilman, Sarah Donahue, john Farrell, Sharon jackson, Gary Light, Margaret Brunton, Thurman Burton, Carolyn Coty, THIRD ROW: Sharon Mahaifey, jerry Crane, Sharon Illingworth, jerry Dean Gerrich, Mrs, Donovan, Henry Burton, ,f --,hit wig lf! Basketball Review The Trojan season record stands at 9 wins and 10 losses for the season, The team and their fans consider this the best season since at 'least 1947 and a glance at the record will tell you why, This year's Trojans have accomplished what no other Trojan team has been able to do in the past, and that is, beat Brook three times in one season, Double and single overtime games were necessary to accomplish this record-breaking iete. This edition of the Trojans were also runners-up to Kentland in the county tourney, Although Coach Griffith is losing five Seniors by the graduation route, Schwier, Johnson, Graham, Nevitt, and Stutesman, prospects for next year are bright, A fine crop of Sophomores are coming up to replace these losses, Regardless of future successes, this year will long remain in the memory of the team and their loyal followers, Brook 45 43 fo, TJ Remington 46 50 Gilboa 51 58 Earl Park ' 33 58 Mt, Ayr 39 40 fO, TJ Kentland Z4 40 Boswell 38 33 Freeland Park 33 40 Williamsport 46 41 Wadena 57 31 Morocco 25 40 HARLEY GRIFFITH, COACH County Tourney Brook 58 55 KO, TJ Kentland 36 54 Fowler 37 55 Remington 42. 56 Brook 55 54 QO. TJ Wadena 74 Z8 Wolcott 58 43 Pine 67 36 O Varsity Basketball Squad FIRST ROW: flineellngj Mr. Griffith, Coach: Robert Graham, Hurry Schwier, Guy Stutalmnn, Donald Spurlock, William Weland, SECOND ROW: fstlhdi-Iii, Richard johnson, Edward Nevitt, Orville Davis, William Perkins, john O'Nei1, Mr, Newlin, Principal, I Junior High Basketball B Team E .Ag V w ' arf X X , .Q ,A MQ W 1 N NX PX-QM 'WWS3 .X XX s Y W Nt? .Qt S iw ,sl w MR. S si' x .xl wig: High School Yell Leaders STANDING: joan Reid KNEELING: lL.eft to right, Carole Donahue, Mu-y Ann Bower, and Alice Dalton, School Song Cheer, Cheer, for old G, H, S, Show them Goodland, you are the best, Send the rousing cheer on high, shake down the thunder from the sky, Although the odds be great or small, old Goodland High will win over all, While our loyal sons are marching onward to victory: Yells Blue and Gold, Fight Fight Blue and Gold, Fight Fight Who Fight? We Fight: Blue and Gold, Fight Fight Yeah Blue, Yeah Gold Yeah Team, LET'S oo! Hlolidvkf'-01111051 Zflklifirffbilvk'l0'fP10Z0kPl0'.01U'.0lf Go Team Go T E A IVI Go Team Go Team, Team, Team Shoot 'em High T E A M Shoot 'em Low Team, Team, Team Go Team Go T E A M ---- TEAM: lgggm M z 4 'af .M A 11,4 ,.1m.--- 11.1. . .11-.mm-,wvgurm-vu,-fm V --.WM mm- .ml M Cdds and Ends Why The Open Mouth, Mr, Billingsley? Are You Countin' Time ? 5 X Keep Your Eye- On The Ball, Girlsj MASQUERADE. jUDGlNG CONTEST School Carnival Most Original Family: Mamniie--Marilyn Erb Pappy--Genevieve Cochrane Pickaninnies--Candy 8: Gail Cochrane BANG: Stand Back, Kids: We're Bettin' You Missed, Marcia, Ellen Marie . -X. ,sn f , x A' - gf fi, me 2 X i X X: 'N i X er Q W5 ix 31 , ' 'QAM 1 'N ww' NS X f x Q b in f.,i'I'1 . Mr, Sam Todd-- Umpirin Smile Pretty 1 N ,. .fm f ttf. was . ,N Eg., Anita, Smile Kidf' Paul Weiand, Robert Ravellette Orville Davis 8: Bill Perkins I-..,.....-.--+ Smile Gary 4 it gist W Sl- Mr, Griffith 81 Mr, Billingsley Gebbing ' ' an ef T J1:sA,g ' 4 r . AVZL, A . All ' fb '- Carole Cm Leona jr,-Sr. Prorln '51 Pau! ,Q 'ali !'1. 'g ir- vw . x :t .Qs-I 1 ,rtraxx 1. L if 4 -.Q ' 1. .. C .. - ,.. If A , , , , . X 'C-,Q Q x I . erik?-1 .- ff i ' . . l eg X - .2 , ' Si: S f . 4 sr M.. r ' -Ant A K g 1' wk 3 i'Qft9 nr, X J Q' fs X NN Q t tv- 5 f . 'v ,tw . .Q-v J . Q N ,E Q SR NX X 1 E K .gi Jrfsrl prom may 4, 3051 jmr. Dim-nxwwn Hnmphrcx 'Rss diix x av-nv S9252 4. .ff - . . Ti ff 2 H f 5 15 1 Y 3 D, JIS f ,X 'l,sgk:lrj 's , 3 Eff .ani 7 X ir e' KN I 4 4 52 joan 8: Bob - jr,-Sr. Prom Little Anlta Slumber Party - Big Sleep, Q. Donnie At The Carnival Freshman: what Ya Eating 7 5 R --rf Barb, Irene and Marjoriej Harry k joan, Must Be Love: Don 8: Bob Graham, Cute Kidhf Punky, Ngncyv And The Dol' Mrl. Belt Doris Allen Smile. Gary 81 Ellen Suzanne Softball Game, Slug It Kid: Mlmh 53 fficiency Plus JANIT OR W illiam Patrick LUNCHROOM WORKERS Mrs, Neva Turner, Mrs, Winona Ownbey, Mrs. Mary Weiand, Mrs, Mary Rouhler, B US DRIVERS Charles Began, Eldo Simonin, Tom Hancofk, JANITORS Ernest DeGroot, Alex Turner, Senior Farewell Four years ago, we, the Class of '52, opened the door to a new future and a chance to further our education in the classrooms of Goodland High School, Our parents and teach- ers have worked hard to enable us to grasp the light that comes from learning, We are indeed grateful to our parents, faculty and to every- one who made it possible for us to have a high school education, Now we must close the book of our high school memories forever, and begin writing in a new one, for it is our turn to start as Freshmen again---Freshmen in the school of life, This school does not dismiss every sum- mer, nor does it last four years, but for the rest of our lives, So let us look ahead, and be concerned with the enormous task that lies before us, and to the faculty, students, friends, to our dear old Alma Mater, we say FAREWEI..L , Senior s of '52 mlm r Q w,': .1 , fn, .4-1, YT' 1 Sf, if .W -f . if ,, . 41. 75' 1'-ff -ff' . r 4,-Q ilu My 7 f! .fa nga, ffhn. 5' 'f . fx-, LJ' , . df' f. 1 . -n-. 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Protect Precious Eyesight With Plenty Of Good Light BOOSTER PAGE Remington Produce S Remington, Indiana Bowman's Jewelry Remington, Indiana LeBeau's Jewelry Kentland, Indiana Prairie Realty Company Kentland, Indiana Ashton Shoe Store Kentland, Indiana Kentland Shoe Store Kentland, Indiana Emma Pluimer, Insurance Kentland, Indiana Sainte's Beauty Shop Goodland, Indiana James B. Richards Goodland, Indiana Farmer's Supply Inc. Phone 294 Brook, Indiana Peter's Feed Service Phone 66 Brook, Indiana GOOD 1 LAND FURNITURE GOODLAND STATE BANK AND Services Savings Accounts Commercial Loans ELECTRIC STORE Real Estate Loans Collections Safe Deposit Boxes Travelers Checks Quality Merchandise Agent For All Series Savings Bondi . Checking Accounts Member Federal Deposit A Insurance Corporation Styled And Tailored By All Deposits Insured Up To S 10,000 Goodland Indianaa I National Known Names 5 , I - s- For The Best In , Laboratory Controlled THE B AND B STORE Grade A Dairy Products A Phone 201-Z0 Or Ask Your Favorite Grocer wton County's Leading MEADOW GOLD DAT-RY Goodland Indiana ..-1.1... Q X 1 I 5 if -5 f Store For Men . Q A si my 5 ,f X H 'Ny W ' XNXNNQAS , 1 Phone 40 ' 1 I' ' ,G nf 39 dj Indiana WHAT WILL IT BE IN '5Z I 1 m m I 1 I ll'- PORTER AND HOOVER Pontiac Cars International Trucks Compliments Of BECKLEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY INC. Allis Chalmers And New Idea Farm Equipment Phone 330 Sales, Parts, And Service Kentland Indiana Goodland Phone 166 Indiana COOKE'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store 1907 - 1952 Compliments Serving The People Of Of M. HUNTER SMITH, M. D. Goodland And Surrounding Communities For Forty-Five Years In Drug Store Needs. Goodland Indiana Y- 'mi , . A a,i?z?i.? ,. ' Compliments Of Compliments VON TOEBEL LUMBER COMPANY Of Phone 43 I J. F. OPENSHAW, M. D. Remington Indiana Compliments THE A. AND P. TEA. COMPANY Of C. H. PECK AND SON Goodland Indiana Remington Indiana HOLDERLY Complete Service IMPLEMENT COMPANY For I Your Car A 'gl-ll-,B SERVICE GARAGE Sales Service Ray Jackson, Owner I Phone 18 Remington Indiana B1-ook hldiana BAUMER'S STUDIO WILLARD'S Your Choice For SINCLAIR SERVICE AND CAFE Better Photography Phone 402 Kentland Indiana Junction Highway Z4 And 53 Remington Indiana ig if '82 inf? iii? U. . if W . vi -If 4. r '4 .k REED DRUG COMPANY ' Formerly Jensen Drug Co. Prescriptions As Doctor Orders Candy - Greeting Cards Phone 11 Goodland Indiana ALLEN'S PRODUCE Cash Buyers Poultry And Eggs Philco Appliances Youngstovsm Kitchens Buh.ner's Happy Farmer Fertilizer Phone 222-20 Goodland Indiana B E EKMAN BRO THERS Phone 3 7 7 West Goss Street Kentland Indiana' Compliments Of GR.AVEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1 86 Goodland Indiana SCHWIER'S BAKERY , GAGNON COMPANY Groceries And Meat Phone 10 U Phone 7 Goodland Indiana Goodland Indiana Compliments P FRANSON ELECTRICAL Of Toys And Television GREEN'S 5 - 551.00 STORE Goodland Indiana Phone 1 3 8 Goodland Indiana 'E ' c. L. TEDFORD AND COMPANY Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, And Furnishings 1 THE FLOWER Box 1 1 Distinctive Flowers And Gifts We Telegraph Anywhere 1 ' Visit Our I. G. A. Grocery Department Lorine Pombert Phone 20 Ruth Ann Pombert Gnodland ' Indiana Goodlandv Indiana SIEBENTHAL FEED SERVICE Complirnents Of 1 Feeds--chicks TR.AVELER'S INN Supplies 1 Custom Grinding Andi Mixing It Pays To Feed Wayne Feeds Two Mills To Serve You Better Phone 1 60 Goodland Indiana Mayme And Dick Lowe - Proprietor Dinners--Short Orders Ice Cream--Fountain Service 1 1 1 Phone 1 97 1 Goodland Indiana 1 QUALITY CLEANERS For Fast Dependable Service HARRY H. HAWN 1 1 1 1 ly.l.'ln . I 1 Sales And Service 1 1 Phone 2.93 Automotive Service Quality Coal Goodland Indiana Goodland Indiana ' SONDGERATH BROTHERS 1 AND L. CENTER 1 For All Your Insurance Needs Oldsmobile - GMC Massey - Harris Cars - Trucks - Irnplements Phone 29 Kentland Indiana THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY 1 1 1 Goodland Indiana 1 1 FRANK HOWARD CORPORATION Furniture And Carpets Bill Fleming I I SHELL STATION Since 1901 Phone 77 Phone 47-Z Remington Indiana l Brook Indiana I THE BROOK REPORTER KENNEY'S PHARMACY Newton County's Largest The Rexall Store I Newspaper I Job Printing Of All Kinds Phone Z4 I 1 Brook Indiana Kentland Indiana I P I I KENTLAND CLEANERS I I. G. A. SUPER MARKET Phone 313 Kentland Indiana Kentland Indiana IDLE HOUR CAFE AGNES MOLTER Art And Don Dorton Billie And Ted Peck Phone 2.09 Kentland Indiana Goodland Indiana ' lggv W 4... -A .. ,gl I JM TOWERS AND MCMULLAN Furniture And Funeral Directors Kentland Indiana .V Compliments Of DR. L. L. BEEBE, OPTOMETRIST Phone 62 Fowler I Indiana D. F . TALBOTT Dentist Goodland Indiana LIEN TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment Parts - Service Phone 147 Fowler Indiana NEWTON COUNTY LOAN ANDSAVINGS ASSOCIATION fSince 18947 Savings Accounts Invited - ' Home Loans With Small Monthly if Payment - ' iid Inquires Invited Goodland Indiana LUTHI'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Prescription Specialists Phone 51 Fowler Indiana STANDARD ELEVATOR CO. Grain, Feed, Fertilizer And Fence Phone 116 Percy Junction Goodland Indiana ROTHWAY CORN-BELT HATCHERIES Hy-Line, Indian River Standard Breed Chicks Wayne Feeds Fowler Indiana GOETZ BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. ' McCormick - Sales And Services Complete Stock Of International Parts Specializing In Tractor Repairing International Trucks See GREEN'S JEWELRY For: Art Carved Diamond Rings: Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova Watches Phone 128 Fowler Indiana Goodland Indiana Compliments Of Compliments Of DOWNS ROYAL BLUE STORE HUMSTON CHEVROLET SALES Phone 248 phone 14 Goodland! Indiana G00d1311d Indiana t MITTEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY International Harvester Complirnents Of GOODLAND COMMUNITYM Locxnns, INC. Dealers Groceries - Frozen Foods Cold Cuts - Wholesale Meats Phone 241 Freezing Is Our Business Goodland Indiana V Phone 1 GILSINGER HARDWARE Kurfees Paint Hotpoint Appliances Phone 16' Goodland Indiana Compliments Of PASEL SHELL SERVICE Lubrication And Washing Shell Products B. F. Goodrich Tires, Tubes, And Batteries Phone 307 Goodland Indiana