Grass Creek High School - Majestic Yearbook (Grass Creek, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1952 volume:

1 :1 4 fi g I I '! ...-.. M..- Jfff ,IL N5 o yu I-'U -19 G N1 fg . Refi- X iQ f. S J ff: :2i?5 '. ' fly' N K L f 'f A .Q ii:-L 4 -as ig .J , '7 -' , 1 J Hg. ,'X 3.W+? A ,:...:. : - Xl- if , :r w H ' 5 2 4 T HE -lgikr--A-i S ?'75 'L E W X 1,4 ' R M 1 1 P 1 NR . l X ' 1 L ' F1-4 'E :gg-gi 'L b ' 'if ' XX , .13-:SS 45 5 'K' V msn v 'I lung- 'Wu M5 5-335 i.. Z! ff 5 sa ST? 6 I-. 1 ..E3.. fs' Qfie 1,-f , V f 'E x fdy, 0.1 wx 1 ,9vq..-' w . xx f 2 - .L I-T EEE?f5i-f?E..Lff'-- - ,, - 'jj' K-.I I - X 5 I , A . ., we .. m . F N, ul . s V' uljfnlllz ,n vmmm. ,V V was HW Q 0 Q --fsiaar 1+ mf '- I' . 'i ,J -ggsfggias, 1:5 W' ' ' I 4 - E... L :a1 ':2 ::.,...g, ' + l 2?Q MMIII - iiiiif' .. 0 . .VI A ' v f-S Q AX, A ---4-.W -:, ,M Ar- ill.. A-- f NWrng,,n1:. ,. , -4 , .... .i... - ,,,,,m4A:, ,Arm iqw- E!! ml . ..... L' way, , :::?:::::.: M , fr! 3 ' ' 'I W , ' I, Y F, - .lj - x'i-41 r' , , 1 W AF, ei me LC6Lfl0I'l we the Seniors of 1952, would l1ke to dedicate our Annual to the tax payers of Wayne Townshlp Without these ful school In order to build this school, the people of Wayne Township gave freely of their time, money, and energy. so that the children of the community and their poster1ty would have a place to learn the three R's' Now, that we have such a good school, the students should try to appreciate it, and take advantage of all the opportunities available to them With the closing of the school year approaching at rapid pace, the Seniors are beginning to reminesce and think of all the good times that were had there le would like to say, 'Thank you , to the tax payers, both past and present, for giving us the opportunity of attending, as fine a school as this gl O , . people it would not be possible for us to have our wonder- ' O a HQ- ff imlln Elk , .'ri.2wX 'zzz' MARVIN WILLS J OHN HERROLD DOROTHY LONG SHIRLEY FIELDS RALPH GUNTER JOB BIRD ELAINE HORN DONNA SAD1-ER Ji PHYLLIS Jozmsrou PAUL mmf non saowuzr STEVE IARTIIOV Bggy nulgg FJ 1,-1 I 4' L wi 35 S E N I M M A R I E S MARVIN WILLS Grass Creek 12 Class Play 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 Student Council 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Softball 3 4 Annual Staff Paper Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 RALPH GUNTER Grass Creek 12 Class Play 3 4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Student Manager 2 Track 3 4 Grass Creek 12 Class Play 1 2 Class Offlcer 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 A A JOHN C HERROLD Grass Creek 12 Class Play 3 4 Class Officer 3 Student Councll 3 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Softball l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 3 JOE HERB Grass Creek 12 Class Play 3 4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 SHIRLEY FIELDS Grass Creek 12 Class Play 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 ELAINE HORN Grass Creek ll Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Student Council Band Officer Chorus 1 2 Band 2 3 4 DONNA SADLER Creek 9 Grass Class Play 1 2 3 Officer 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 4 G A A Off108P 4 Class PHYLLIS JOHNSTON Grass Creek 8 Class Play 3 4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 G A A Officer 4 PAUL REFFETT Grass Creek 8 Class Play 3 4 Class Officer 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 DON SHOWLEY Grass Creek 6 Class Play 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3-4 Softball 2 3 4 STEVE MARTINOV Grass Creek 6 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Track 3 Softball 3 Student Manager Chorus 2 3 BERT MILLER Grass Creek Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Track 3 Cross Country 3 4 Student Manager 3 Cheer Leader 4 Chorus 3 4 O R S U ' 4 - - - - -4 - -4 -,- -4 - - - - -4 - - ' Ge Ae Ae 4 Chorus 1'2 '3 - -3-4 G. . . 4 4 4 4 I 1 1 . 2 e -3-4 - ' ' ' - - -4 02171 In the Class of '52, There was one who led us through Don Showley was Presldent of our class, And certainly, we oan't name him last Ralph Gunter is next on the list, For our Vice President was he, And as a general, all around boy, He suits us to a 'T' Next oomes the Secretary of our class, He is the Treasurer, too, Of h1m, I know, you must have heard, He is none other, than Joe Herd we have some girls in our class, And to beg1n, we'll name a lass, Donna Sadler is her name, And ue're sure to Grass Creek, she will bring game Another girl is Dorothy Long Who's glad she's long, instead of short, And if you ask of her a question, There won't be anything, she won't mention Phyllis Johnston is a talker, Who l1kes to stop and ohat, She is very short and sweet, And oonfldentially she's hard to beat Another girl is Shlrley Fields, Who has led many a yell, And if you've been to a basketball game, Paul Reffett, of great heighth was he, He looked almost like a poplar tree, And wh1le runn1ng around on the basketball floor, Many, many midgets, d1d he see Ctee heel A boy, who was always full of fun, And there wasn't anything under the sun, He wouldn't try to do, Harv1n Wills was his name, 25 skidoo Steve Martlnov is another lad, Who 18 quite a gentleman, As assistant manager of the basketball team He really lends a hand J Herrold is another boy, we know you'd like to meet, So, lad1es, in picking out your man He'd be very hard to beat Bert Miller is another member, Of our Senior Class, In running on the oross oountry team I'm telling you he's fast As writer of this Senior poem, It's really been a pleasure, I hope that I've satisfied everyone, And given them full measure Blaine Horn M6165 I I'm sure she's rung your bell. . D D Cfaaa .Maier In the fall of 1949, there were e1ghteen new Freshmen enrolled 1n Grass Creek Hiph We were soon thoroughly init1ated by those mean Sen1ors Our sponsor was Mrs Winters Steve Mart1nov came to Grass Creek to attend school we began our Sophomore year, minus Audley Mills, Mary Mullins, Vernal Ness and Dalton MoCorm1ck Our sponsor that year was Mrs Huff we had several cake walks at the basketball games In our Junior year, we lost Edlth Freels, Grace Shotts, and Bob Vaughn we gained a classmate, however, as Bert Miller came to our communlty we had an exciting year with our class play, Ba.bie's Nite Out , recelving our class rinse, and giving a recep- tion for the Seniors at Culver Our sponsor was Mr Youngblood We sold subscrintions to magazlnes and newspapers, and had charge of the concessions at the basketball games Now, 1D our Senlor year, there are thzrteen of ue, 1ncluding six who have been together for these past twelve long years They are Shirley F1elds, J C Harrold, Joe Herd, Dorothy Long, Marvln Scoop , received our rndlvidual p1ctures, put out 'Panther Scratches sold magazines and rel1gious plaques and Christmas cards, and are now look1ng forward to the recept1on, graduation, the Senlor tr1 and oominv face to face w1th l1fe We would also l1ke to thank everyone who has purchased any thing from us as we worked ralslng money for the Sen1or trip A nine day tr1p to Washmngton D C , New York C1ty, Niagara Walls, and 1nto Canada is certainly somethmny to look forward to, and we do honestly and sincerely wish to thank everyone who oontrlbuted in any way, larve or small to make it financially posslble for us to make this tr1p CLASS MOTTO WE CAN IF WE THINK WE CAN CLASS COLORS BLUE AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER PINK CARNATION 'I O Wills, and Ralph Gunter. we have given our class Play entitled gg N . . . . y . . .p, CAM WI! We, the Senior Class of 1952, of the Grass Creek High School, in the State of Indiana, be1ng of sound mind and m mory, do hereby make, publish, and declare th1s to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any w11ls heretofore made by us I, Paul Reffett, w1ll my curly hair and ab1l1ty to get along with women Jerry Myers I also will some of my heighth to Dorothy Jo St Clair I, Don Showley, will my abllity to stay in the nlght before ball games to Tom Mlller I, Dorothy Long, w1ll my high speed 1n typlng to Dorothy Douglass I, Bert Miller, will my persuasive way w1th women to Eugene Thomas I J C Harrold, wall my ring and p1cture to Nada Willy I, Steve Martinov, will my nMa3or pos1tion to George Moyer I, Ralph Gunter, w1ll my quick, nimble, and versatlle I, Joe Herd, will my studiousness in History class to David Holiday, hOD1Ug he uses lt to a good advantage I, Marvin Wills will my ability to get good grades to Bill Shanley I, Donna Sadler, w11l some of my quietness to Velma Warmbrod Shirley Fields, will my high grades to Jim Young, so can make the honor roll 1n his Senior Class Elaine Horn, w1ll my bashfulness to Carol Mannies Phyllis Johnston, w1ll my 'teddy bear' to L1la Myers take good care of it The Senior Class ot 1952 will the1r superior ab1lity in a types of endeavor to the Junior Class Having th1s will duly declared the final one, We, the Senior Class, do hereby publish this as our last w1ll and testament in this year of one thousand, n1ne hundred, and fifty two We hereby appoint Mr Stephens as executor and admlnistrator of this will O L 5 e e , . e . gg . thinking ability to Marcel DuVall. I I, he ' . I, ' . I' . . , ' ' ' 11 M55 p 0l0AOCg Well, here it is 1965, and I'm off on another 1nvestivat1on for the FBI I left Washlngton DC this morning and should be at Marshtown Municipal Airport 1n Indiana in a few mlnutes Golly, tha+'s close to my old home town, and I wonder what the rest of the class of 1952 are doing now Of course, you have all heard of Bert Miller and Phyllis Johnston who are top flight mov1e stars in Hollywood and are oo starring 1n a mov1e to be released some t1me this year Guess I won't have t1me to th1nk anymore of my old classmates because the stewardess says we're ready to land My goodness, how Marshtown has grown! Who's that running across the 0161d, sure looks llke Ralph Gunter Well, what do you know, lt 151 He says he owns the a1rport and 18 also a test pilot Keeps him pretty busy, but Ralph was always contented when he was near an alrplane Ralph also said that Joe Herd owns a turkey exper1mental farm in the outskfrts of the metropolis of Grass Creek, I suppose you've heard that Joe is the President of the Internatlonal Turkey Growers A8S00iBt1On I'd better stop in to see the Mayor of Grass Creek to see if he knows anything about the spy ring that I am 1nvestlfat1ng Well what do you know, the Mayor happens to be Marvzn Wills who says he came 1nto the polltical limelight when he started the Wll1's Cork MBPV1D sa1d that Steve Martinov became V1oe Presldent of the MOFtiC1anS Unlon in 1960, and 1S looking forward to b61HV elected President in 1966 He also said that Dorothy Long has a dally nAdV106 to the Lovelorn column in the oity's largest newspaper, and that Grass Creek's top Television 18 honored by hav1ng Paul Reffett as 1t's ace oomedlan and by the way I hear the reason that Mllton Burl retired was because he couldn't oompete with Paul Well, it looks as though I'll have to go on to Indlanapolls to 1nvestigate further Of course you know that John Jayl Herrold if the Governor of Indiana, and when I arrived at the Governor's manslon to have a conference w1th him, he called two more of our classmates, Sh1rley Fields and Elaine Horn, to have lunch with us Shirley is an 9XO0Ut1V9 in the Home Economics Exper1mental Divis1on of the Indianapolis Branch of Swift and Company and is very happily married and has two sets cf twins, busy girl, as always Elaine is Superv1sor of the Cancer Ward 1n the Robert Long Hospltal, and Jay tells me that Don Shcwley has a Dude Ranch 1n Texas and 13 st1ll a bachelor Umm those Texas girls must not have the charm they used to have Well, the invest1gation must go on never let it be said that Donna Sadler let her Uncle Sam down . . Q . O Q l O . O . . ' l . J L. . ' I - Q . O I L . D . . Screw Factory. . . A . , . Q O ' II . O . . C . O ' e , --- O O N uauk-M lfl,l'll0l G55 lst row CL to RQ Tom Miller, Nada Willy, Carol Nannies, Lila Myers Velma lhrmbrod, Dorothy Douglass, Dorothy St Clair, Jerry Mwers 2nd row KL to RJ Bill Shanley, Eugene Thomas, Marcel DuVa11, George Moyer, David Holiday, Jim Young. Jhm Young . . . David Holiday . Dorothy Douglass B111 Shanley. . Carol Nannies . Mrs. Mhe Jones CLASS OFFICERS 0 O I I I 0 O Q I I O l I O CLASS SPONSOR ACTIVITIES President Vice President Sec. b Trees. Student Council Student Council le sold magazine subscriptions and FBIISIOUS plaques with the Senior Class in November. le sold refreshments at the home basketball games. we sold candy and ice cream st noon for four months. A class play was presented in the spring, and the Seniors were enter- tained at a Reception held in their honor. A ,ae ', - M - I iles. ' n ' C! ' 1 O O gil il 1 fi. Q 50,0 0l'l'l0l Q C 6166 lst row CL to RI Shirley Freels, Norma Cohagen, Virginia Lunsford, Marilyn Thomas, Olive Lunsford, Ruth Feidner 2nd row QL to RD Roger Reason, Lula James, Shannon Reffett, Sandra Saylors, Richard Hol1day 3rd row QL to RJ Dickie Waddups, Charles Parish, llurl laddups, Richard Gunter, Everett Easterday, Roger Fields CLASS OFFICERS Tom Farrer President Norma Jean Cohagenv Secretary Roger Fields Treasurer Dick Waddups Student Council Virginia Lunsford Student Council CLASS SPONSOR Mrs. Laura Huff ACTIVITIES The Sophomore Class had two class parties this year. They also had a turkey raffle and two cake raffles at three of the basketball games. Tom Farrer was elected president of the class at the beginning of the year, but he moved to Lucerne at the end of the first se ester, and Shannon Reffett took over his duties. Shannon Reffett- ----- --Vice President ,ff X 5 jfed I'l'lel'l fdrifi s row QL to RI Karen Watkins, Carol Fall, Angela Burns, Kay Myers, Donna Gault, Beverly Sadler, Anne Bassler, Freida Siders 2nd row KL to RD Bill Anderson, Robert Harrls, Larry Foutz, Maurice Horn, Charles Feldner CLASS OFFICERS President Bill Anderson Vice President Angela Burns Secretary b Treas Carol Fall Student Council Donna Gault Student Council Larry Foutz CLASS SPONSOR Mrs Marjorie Bxehop ACTIVITIES The ninth grade had two class parties this year, one each semester. The ninth grade was also initiated by the Seniors the first semester. Carolyn Hoey was a member of our class until January 11, when she moved near Rochester, and now attends school It Talmae I L C I W M54 Y N. 'X Wu f- 9 , 'X x 1 E Q W EIGHTH GRADE lst Row- L to R Violet Mbdeoke Eileen Waddups, Kelsa Reffett, Marilyn Nannies, Ruth Lunsford, Darla Mullins nd Row L to R Bob Feidner, Don St Clair, Beverly Horn, Wanda Siders, Sandra Fields, Richard Hoff, Jack Smlth Sr Row- QL to RI John Cunningham, Larry Pownall, Dean Wills, Larry Showley, Jerry Jones CLASS OFFICERS Larry Showley Kelsa Reffett President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Student Council Student Council CLASS SPONSOR Mr. George Grosskopf ACTIVITIES Jerry Jones Sandra Fields Dean Wills The eighth grade had two class parties this school year Elmer Depoy was absent the day the picture was taken. I 45' SEVENTH GRADE s Row- CL to RJ V1rginia llcvlay, June Fall, Rosemary Lunsford Darlene Christopher, Kathleen Burns, Kay Sadler Shirley Saylors 2nd Rowh L to Rl Linda Roberson, Patricia Stephens Loretta Evans, Janet Wills, Louise Bassler, Sylvia Feidner 3rd Row- QL to RJ Larry Bucks, Larry Cunningham, Don Gault, Phillio Wills, Jim James, Loren Thomas Bill Jones was absent when the picture was taken CLASS OFFICERS President ------------------ Patricia Stephens Vice President ------------- Loren Thomas Secretary and Treasurer ---- Kay Sadler Student Council ------------ Kathleen Burns Student Council ------------ Jim James CLASS SPONSOR Irs. Betty Jane Hughes ACTIVITIES The seventh grade had two parties this year. One was a theater party and the other was a Valentine party. le are also beginning a scrapbook to keep through Junior High and High School. kk is ' 'NE F O SIXTH GRADE lst Row- CL to R Joye Watkins, Carol Coffman, Carolyn lloVay, Judith Fiedler, Sue laddups, Myrtle Feidner Smith, Larry Johnston, Tulley Hizer 8rd Row- IL to Rl Richard Fields, Phillip Showley, Doyle Kuhn, Bill Young, Charles Hickey Irs Florence Hiller ie the teacher Wayne DePcy was absent when the picture was taken .. y-.. 2nd Row--KL to Rl--Tom Shanley, Joe St.C1air, Howard a 2nd Mrs Joe was FIFTH GRADE Row- CL to RJ Ellen Holiday, Patricia Freidrioh, Helen Medbourn, Edith St.C1air, Ann Hiser, Margaret Shotts, Shirley Cunningham, Judy Miller. Row--CL to RD--Louis Herd, David Gault, Wayne Mhvay, Eddie Showley, Fred Little, Tommy Whddups, Lalar Graham. Florence Miller is the teacher. Evans and Autry Freels were absent when the picture tl.kQn e 4 3rd Mrs FOURTH GRADE Row- CL to RJ Dav1d Joe Huffman, James lelbourn James Scott Karen Baker, l rilyn Depoy, Anita MoVay, William Evans, Audry Freels, Lyle Siders Beehler, Carita Rouoh, Flora ledeoke, Phyllis St Clair, Garry Johnston, Charles Birnell Row KL to RI Joseph Dague, Susan St Clair, James Cohagen, John Fields, Rodney Hoff, Larry James, Katrina Froels, Paul Graham Mildred Dively is the teacher Alan Hizer was absent when the pio+ure was taken 1 t - -- ' , I 2nd Rowh-QL to Rl--Larry VanMeter, James Robeson, Sheila 'fi' THIRD GRADE st Row- L to R Katherine Freder1ck, larie Heater, Teddy Van Meter, Kelth Foutz, Norma Jean Boldry, Sharon Cumberland, Barbara Scales nd row- CL to RJ Linda Showley, Jane Hiser, Alan Smith, Carole nd Row-- L to Rl--Linda Showley, Jane Hizer, Alan Smith, Carole Nickels, Nancy Waddups, Bonnie Depoy. 3rd Row--CL to RD--Leroy Mullins, Nancy Cumberland, Vivian Fresls, Kurtis Feidner, Dennis Johnston, Donald Scales. The third grade is divided into two sections and Mrs. Mildred Dively and Urs. Wilma Grosskopf' are the teachers. Ernest Stephens was absent when the pictures were taken. ' ,,. on ' C os A V, , I 'wp - I' . fyf M E S n I I J 1 -c a-- D ' U 2 3 u 2 C OP ws. SECOND GRADE lst Row KL to RJ Vicky Saylors, Charles Beehler, Barry Scales, Elaine Huffman, Jean Ann Smith, Karen Sadler, James Smith, Hanford Rife, Bonnie Jean Eddingtcn nd Row CL to RJ Larry Horn, David Rhine, Sally Lunsford Carolyn St.Clair, Sharon Scales, Odetta Gault, Luella Medecke, Dean Van Meter, Paul Myers. 5rd Row--QL to RD--Johnny Price Jr., Paul Bau an Jr., Norman Ford, Virgil Freels, Lonnie Showley, Martin Van Meter, Jerry St.Clair, George Nickels, Jerry Emmons. Irs. Wilma Grosskopf is the teacher. Harold Johnston was absent when the picture was taken. at nd rd Mrs FIRST GRADE Row QL to RI Bruce Baker, Orren S1ders, Elaine Hoff, Conn1e Costello Carol Sue Huffman, Judy Friedr1ch, Dudley Van Meter, Larry St Clair Row QL to Rl clayton Frecls, Connie Cumberlan , Bertha Medecke Betty Showley, Mhebelle Thomas, Ann Gady, Larry Friedrich Row CL to R Marvin McVay, Jim Justice, Ronald Waddups, Steven St Clair, Bruce Beehler, Darl MoVay, David Feidner, Virgil Ford. . Florence Cunningham is the teacher. :5wwZhZZn b .51 ,, sJi l'l'lU'll6!l 6l, fl0lfl Seated CL to R Mae Jones Florence Cunningham, Laura Huff, unrjorie Bishop, Florence Miller Standi QL to RJ Mildred Dively, James Gre1nsr, Simon Ugebs, Charles Stephens, George Grosskopf, Wilma Grosskopf, Betty Hughes Florence Cunnlngham lirst Grade Wilma Grosskcpf Second and Third Grades Mildred Diveley Third and Fourth Grades Florence Miller Fifth and Sixth Grades Laura Huff Hlath and Latin Marjorie Bishop--Home Economics and Science Betty Hughes--Commerce and Physical Education Mas Jones--English James Greinsr--Music Simon Deebs--Agriculture George urosskopf--Social Studies and Coach Charles Stephens -Principal A 4 xX 3 K f f Q24 0 X A MXN RWE 0 S ' ' in 21 A Q 0 ff X Q fi ' Q A A M ,x , 0 w, fx Yi T . XM Nw W - l' gg 5? M N X R ' X5 Xmvx Q X x I 5 wx . xi x 2 ,'., M X X ,X Ag z xiw' vt' lst Row QL to RD Jerry Jones, Phillip Wills, B111 Anderson oe Herd, Eugene Thomas George Moyer, Bob Feidner, Don Clair, Larry Showley, John Cunningham n Row' L to R Roger Reason, Richard Gunter, J C Harrold, Marvin lille, Carol Sue Mannies, Lila Myers, Velma larmbrod Marcel DuVall, Jerry Myers, James Greiner Director 5rd Row- KL to RJ Elaine Horn, Dorothy St Clair, Sandra Fields Shirley F1elds, Angela Burns, Dorothy Long, Dorothy Douglass Anne Bassler, Carol Fall, Karen Watkins On October 6, most of the members of the Grass Creek band to Indlana University for High School Band Day and saw a David Olrls band The band has played at all of the home basketball games, and has also marched several other times. The band members are looking forward to the Spring Concert, and the Fulton County Spring Music Festival which will be held at Fulton this spring. went football game between I. U. and Pittsburgh. Mr. Stephens, Anderson, Jos Herd, lr. Grelner and Don Douglass drove the On November 16, at the Star City basketball game, the marched for the first time under Mr. Gre1nsr's direction. O BAND 11 ii . . J . St. . 2 d 'C y 0 0 I I 1- . , BOY'S CHORUS lst Row- L to RD Ro er Reason, J C Harrold, Shannon Reffett, 2nd Row U.. to R Jerry Myers, George Moyer, Marcel DuVa11, Tom Miller For some reason there is a feellng among some of the boys in school that sinving in chorus is hardly a manly thing to do They seem to think that it is a HSIBSYN thing to part1oipate in So, this year the chorus has been small in size, but it is hoped that eventually some of the other boys wall begin tc realize that there is some benefit tc be derived from BXBPOi81Hg the vocal cords. That perhaps a small amount of music appreciation can be inculcated in the hearts and minds of some cf the boys. 'c ' g e e Bert Miller, James K. Greiner, Director. -- j-- o 1 0 . GIRL'S CHORUS lst Row QL to RJ Dorothy St Clair, Nada Willy, Donna Sadler, Shlrley Fields, Dorothy Long Phyllis Johnston, Elaine Horn, Dorothy Douglass n Row CL tc RD Ruth Feldner Lula James Virginia Lunsford Norma Cohagen, Carol Nannies, Lila Myers, Marllyn Thomas, Olive Lunsford, Sandra Saylors, Shirley Freels 3rd Row CL to RI Carol Fall, Kay Myers, Angela Burns, Frelda Siders, Donna Gault, Beverly Sadler, Anne Bassler, Karen Watk1ns, Mr James K PP61D6T Dareotor The chorus has made no public appearances at the time of this writing, but they are eagerly awaiting the Fulton County Musical Festival, and the Spring Concert Creek. They may also enter the district last year, and of course they will again Baccalaureate or Commencement exercises, to be held at Grass contest as they did sing at either the or both. CHEER LEADERS CL to R7--Shirley Fields, Bert Hiller, Norma Jean Cohagen. ' 9 BATON TWIRLERS QL to RQ Norma Jean Cohagen, Nada lilly Marilyn Thomas, Dorothy Long f X M5555 Afwngakiu Q ' f JN , X k EN X N X A W NJN fr E db, Kyla. IDQQZS fs X .l M.,f4.,.,4,s1 y lst row QL to RD Steve llartinov, Don Showley, J C Herrold, Marvin lllls, Ralph Gunter, Bert Miller, Joe Herd Znd rowh QL to RJ Fharles Stephens, Shirley Fields, Donna Sadler, Phyllis Johnston, Dorothy Long, Elaine Horn, Paul Reffett Edit0l 'in'chiQf o e 0 e Assistant Editor. . . . Sports Editor e 0 e o 0 Assistant Sports Editor Art Editor. e e 0 e o e Society Editors e e Q e Managing Editor . Ded10Q.ti0no e o e e Senior Summaries. . . Advertising Manager . . Class Prophecy. . . . Class Poem. . . . Class Will. . . . Faculty Advisor . Steve Mhrtinov .Marvin lille Don Showley Joe Herd Ralph Gunter Dorothy Long John Harrold Shirley Fields Paul Reffett Bert Miller Donna Sadler Elaine Horn Phyllis Johnston Mr. Charles Stephens 8bUf5l06ll0eI .SQ M lst row IL to RJ J C Herrold, Shirley Fields, Donna Sadler, Phyllis Johnston, Dorothy Long, Elaine Horn, David Holiday 2nd row QL to RJ Ralph Gunter, Steve Hartinov, Don Showley Bert Miller, Paul Reffett, Marvin Wills Joe Herd, Betty Hughes, Sponsor One mlght say the school newspaper, PANTHER SCRATCHES, is a mediu of advertising for GRASS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL It informs parents and people of the com unity of the activities carried on in the school le also believe in 1ts publioat1cn because it represents a job under taken by a group of indzviduals which is carried to completion each month Th1s is made possible only through the united effort of about fifteen individuals. This is also the way things are accomplished in a democracy by people working together. Then, of course, there is the classroom value of the newspaper. Through it, students learn correct forms of English, how to compose an interesting story, the practical use of typewriting skills, and how tc run the mimeograph machine. And, many have learned how to create their own pamphlets and folders by using the mimeoscope to make pictures on them. L as as I3 4, 3 I e' if ,I if 3, -- -- , , s e 11 11 D , 0 I C . . - . I O 1 .5,,4,4,, a9 5 -V ii xg, A lst row CL to Rl Dorothy Long, Shirley Fields, Nada Willy, Donna Sadler, Norma Cohagen, Phyllis Johnston, Betty Hughes, Sponsor 2nd rowb QL to RJ Carol Fall, Angela Burns, Freida Siders, Beverly Sadler, Dorothy Douglass, Donna Gault, Marilyn Thomas, Karen Watkins 3rd row CL to RJ Lula James, Kay Myers, Virginia Lunsford, Lila Myers, Olive Lunsford, Anne Bassler, Shirley Freels The purpose of the G1rl's Athletic Associations are to create a spirit of fellowship and friendliness among girls of this school and those of other schools through athletic participation and social activities we believe that girls as well as boys can benefir from physical games and activities G A A is open to every girl in GRASS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL Any girl, no matter what her belief or ability, is eligible to belong to the organization Through the school year, we have sports such as volleyball, tumbling, and track and field, under the direction of elected sport heads Weekend activities include Play Days when other schools are invited to play with us, Bowling and Roller Skating afternoons, and camping activities in the spring. Several parties are planned for the year, including two when other girls besides members are invited President ----- Donna Sadler Vice-Pres. --------- Norma Cohagen Recording Sec.-Dorothy Long Corresponding Sec.-Nada Willy Treasurer------Phyllis Johnston G A st row QL to RJ Virginia loVay, June Fall, Patty Stephens, Kathleen Burns, Kelsa Reffett, Eileen lhddups, Sandra Fields, Shirley Saylors Zn row- QL to Rl Linda Roberson, Loretta Evans Janet lille, Marilyn lannles, Ruth Lunsford, Louise Bassler, Sylvia Feidner, Mrs Betty Hughes, Sponsor 3rd rowh CL to RJ Beverly Horn, Darla Mullins, Violet Medeoke, Wanda Siders, Darlene Christopher, Rosemary Lunsford, Kay Sadler President Kelsa Reffett Vice Pres1dent Eileen lhddups Secretary Patty Stephens Treasurer Kathleen Burns Junior G A A participation should better prepare the girls to be better members of the G A A when they get into high sohool I , y It If ' V wx 3 , 1' i, V f- fx IQAV X 4 Q 9 Q S N . IS It , it xn JR. I I Ae 1 Q- -- U d - -.S D O C - -- U ------..--- . 11111 1111111111 C O Q O O O C I s 'rf ivgigf ,JKQF W2 X Q, A' I L agar LPS!!! Avi. E, I ,C gi .' 1 A .nal -5 it :Q : ' 4 V :S ik: Qi 'E - -,, 2 g, , 'f-74 iff '?f ' -.,W.f. Z' ff 3 xx H x A ' gg f f ff gg f. f, V E3 f -51 ' .Fr Lxy-Lyf .S?lfl6!Ql'lf COLUQCL Seated QL to Rl Kathleen Burns, Sandra Fields, Donna Gault, Virginia Lunsford, Nada Willy, Elaine Horn Standing QL to RJ Jun James, Dean Wills, Larry Foutz, Dickie laddups, Bill Shanley, Marvin Wills The purpose of the Student Council is to meet occasionally for the formu1at1on of plans for the improvement of the school The Student Council can make recommendations for rules and regulations, they can suggest methods of dlscipline, they can act as spokesman for their fellow classmates and criticize some present school procedure It is thought that lt is sometimes desirable for the faculty to get a student viewpoint on some matters. Again, the main purpose of the Student Council is to make Grass Creek a better school to attend. lr-u'rnA1'aoN I95l STYL5 I Cmvrnl R -'59 Loaf' LITTIJ Joi Bw STEVE Smnuev Fncws Hs We Looxfb Baca: IN 48 4 8 I ,321 I KA 'Ai A an-1 N , 1 o 9 . 1 L Y rl, ' In i 493 A W' 4' ' f,, xx , 'D . a A Q . 4 l- 1 I I , r ' 4 , 1, , Q l 1 .I , .. I , 1 Q 1 I 4 XV I X f I 1 I ci Ar' his hip, L 5 .si , ' L - Sliiriw -. -Q + easy 'UL Y' JJ.:-1 TEACHERS D. LQNG. Mnnvm '51 cum 150145 NMA Jay m D S+ Guam Rohv Dbouaunss EUGEN J 'ind' R+ Q s DAMN Nu-e. 0u'r is CA 'Q CLAIRE MYERS GBE HDR NTER ROGER J x .ff Vinum. R 'N' Blu. BULT 1 gs fa asf an Mu RICHARD News E Pavuns 'L Rams BoB V Gnu-me s Damon Keuuvf , A gl J Q .. 1 ', . AMA ' -sf '--0 M' ' g 'V ' K'-kd, , J N ., 4 X -N - f 5? Q ,Lf 1 ' 2 :fx .,- .M ,Y 'Q im . ' -A ,WT 4? - Lin Z ' , 'fb 'F 1' V.f'v .- W 9, ' 4. . cf, .a A- I rf: , ,i..:4M. - .W 'Ui ,,. N, g A S' 'yay A- ' 5' . L-.131 -,AF9'1..,' ra xi A-A ga Q ,fa I - -K. V' 7- Q- 'X .wh-.,.f .f P+ . 'Qs ML J f w , ' :--- 43 . fm , ,. Q. - Q , i 5. 5 0' ll M .0 fa 0 I , 1 1 I ' U CE 0 ' T N , 1 X .Haw D Suouuiv COACH lf. MWu.Ls I I J C Henson: P Ru-:FFETT f kv lllll ..nllln.n VIRSITY BASKETBALL OPPONENT Score 0 0 Ionterey 35 53 Rich Center Star City Metee Kewanna Medaryville Twelve Mile Akron lhoy 4 Why Tourney Kewanne lbnterey County Tourney Fulton Tippecanoe Fulton Wilton Talmn Lucerne Anb Twp Pulaski Sect Tourney Franoeeville Rochester lst Rowe CL to RJ Tom Miller, J C Herrold, Don Showley, Roger Fields OT 2nd Row- QL to RJ Ralph Gunter, Mgr , Shannon Reffett, Paul Reffett, lhrvin 'i118e Pnul Reffett Tom Miller J C Herrold Don Showley Shannon Reffett Roger Fields Everett Easterdoy lurl llddupe lhrvin lille lercel DuVa11 lhurioe Horn B111 Anderson 6 1 47 5 7 5 47 O 53 500 OO 3 3 . 5 .000 O 'lf-f 1 fi l 6lC lst row L to RJ David Holiday, Don Showley, J C Herrold, Marvin Wills, Ralph Gunter, Jim Young 2nd row CL to RJ Jerry Myers, Bill Anderson, Charles Parish, Marcel DuVall, Everett Easterday, Tom Miller, Roger Fields. le have six returning cindermen from last year's track and field team that finished first in the Fulton County Track Meet. Gone through graduation are Buster Miller in the broad jump, pole vault and relay, Francis Luey in the 100, 440 and relay, Roger Long in the 880 and relay, Ray Gunter in the high jump and relay. Bert Hiller in the 880, mile and relay will be too old when this track season rolls around. But, Jim Young in the 100, 440 and relay, J. C. Harrold in the 220, broad jump, and relay, David Holiday in the 880, mile, and relay, Marcel DuVall in the 880, mile and relay, Marvin lllls in the 880 and relay, and Don Shcwley in the shot put, are all around and should give a good account of themselves. Besides these boys, there are several other promising track and field prospects in the freshman class and the other classes, who d1dn't participate last year. n .5 x Pl ll --4 -- . . lb CROSS COUNTRY QL to RJ Bert Miller, Dav1d Holiday, Marcel DuVall, Tom H1118F Jerry Myers, Murl Waddups, Eugene Thomas, Maurice Horn In Grass Creek's second year of competition in Cross Country, 15 meets were on the schedule, including the Sectional Bert Mlller placed seventh in a field of over one hundred runners, and the Grass Creek team finished ninth in a field of nineteen schools, in the Sect1onal Meet at Mishawaka team, Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Final tabulation shows the Grass Creek harriers winning over 12 teams, losing to 7, and tieing 1. Bert Miller ranked first on the and David Holiday was the number two runner. Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek 37 22 20 25 4 31 48 51 27 Gt Creek 34 Creek 18 Creek 28 Royal Center 24 Monterey 49 Buffalo 28 Wlnamac 25 Grass Star City 41 Grass Monterey 44 Grass Frankfort 43 Logansport 54 Delphi 41 Buffalo 415 Pulaski 79 Delphi 41 Pulaski 58 Royal Center 56 Buffalo 51 Pulaski 65 labash 27 Peru 49 Buffalo 49 Pulaski 53 Tom Farrer also ran on the cross country team last fall, but he moved to Lucerne at the end of the first semester. Prospects for a good team next year are very good, as Bert Hiller is the only loss through graduation. SOFTBALL lst row- CL to RH Don Showley, J C Herrold, Marcel DuVa1l, Tom Miller, Roger Fields, Hhurice Horn 2nd row CL to RQ Bill Anderson, Joe Herd, George Moyer, Marvzn lille, lurl lhddups, Jim Young, Jerry Myers, Bill Shanley Anb Twp Kewanna Fulton Rich Center 10 lst base 2nd base 3rd base Shortstop Pitchers Coach SOFTBALL SCORES Grass Grass Grass Grass 16 Don Showley Roger Fields J C Harrold Mhurice Horn Marcel DuVell Paul Reffett Joe Herd George Grosskopf Creek 14 Creek 3 Creek l Creek 4 LINE UP Akron ll Grass Creek Talma 4 Grass Creek 12 Mile ll Grass Creek Won 3 Lost 4 Pero 429 Infielders Mhrvin Wills Murl lhddups Charles Parish Tom Farrar Bill Anderson Bill Shanley Dickie lhddupe Jerry Myers . . 4 8 16 8 18 Catcher....Tc Hiller 0utfie1ders...Jim Young SECOND TEA! lst Row- QL to RJ Jim Young, Dickie waddups, Charles Parish, Bill Anderson, Maurice Horn. 2nd Rosh KL to RI Steve lartinov, Mgr , Larry Foutz, Murl laddups, laroel Duvall, Everett Easterday. l rl Whddups Mhurioe Horn Marcel DuVal1 Everett Easterday Roger Fields Charles Parish James Young Di0k19 Waddups Shannon Reffett Marvin Wills Larry Foutz Tom Farrer FT .44 .472 5 4 7 0 Monterey Rich Center Star City Mbtea Keuanna lbdaryville Twelve M119 Akron lacy Tippecanoe Halton 'B' Tourney Fulton Rich Center Talma Luoerns Aub Twp Pulaski OPP FG FTA FT! P' ATP 48 58 26 8 122 42 36 17 101 39 18 10 . 55 88 27 32 15 . 69 69 Bill Anderson 23 33 16 .485 62 Fulton 20 18 7 .588 47 11 12 6 .500 28 7 18 5 .2 B 19 ' 6 10 3 .3 0 15 . 5 5 2 .400 12 0 5 3 .600 5 1 6 0 .000 2 , , 2 0 .000 0 GRADE BASKETBALL 1st Row- CL to R Larry Bucks, Jack Smith, John Cunningham, Loren Thomas, Larry Cunningham, Jim James 2nd Rowh CL to Rl Larry Pownell, Richard Hoff, Dean lille, Phillip Wills, Larry Showley, Jer y Jones Opponent Opp Lake Cicott 3 Lucerne Monterey Akron Woodrow Fulton hub Twp Rich Center Woodrow Reiter Burton Fulton Monterey Aub Twp Rich Center 52 A fifth and sixth grade basketball team composed of Howard Smith, Joe St Clair, A Freels, R Fields, Doyle Kuhn, B111 Young, Charles Hickey and layne Depoy played four games, w1nning three of them - Q-- . GC 4 TS' 62 7 31 32 33 17 23 50 31 18 . . 54 22 Kewanna 37 21 . 38 19 30 25 40 21 28 25 56 25 23 28 . . 45 37 . 17 iiovx 4 OWN' A pf9 ' QXKXWWW ? Kilim xxx ,Xl 3 6 YH of I Qf Q-Qi 04 4' A , fx ,f 277 Y ii i ,K i Vigil , ea M1111ons of t1mes a day people excry where enjoy a happy m1nute vslth 1ce cold Coca Cola They l1ke 1ts clean taste and the refreshed feehng that follows Thus the pause that re reslaes wlth ICC cold Coca Cola has become Amenca s favorlte moment T H E R E F R BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA CO BY J L Uackl HAWKINS C0 I Every Day Except Saturday 11 bllg 11 71 11113111111 SOUTHSIDE SUNDRIES LOGANSPORT POWLEN S 1 Ll ux LL Cadlllac 8: Oldsmoblle ll 11111111 400 I 111111 11111 I' 9 JONES IMPLE MENT Sf International Motor lrucks International Harvester Farm Machlnery 111 O II FOSTER S 74141 Mt W I GREENSFELDER BROTHERS For Men s Wear That Men Wear Lt 511 L LOGANSPORT I'I.YXIUL I'IoI -- 1312 .' JTO 110 IS1l11CIXvI':.xxI, i3.XI.YIfS f U 1' 1 ' 4434 Img: 151 wrt I'I11v - 1 ZU ROL' IiS'I3I'1K LQII ' 11118 -of- , ' 41-- I. 3111141 St. L'11z11'1cs 211111 12111 S1l1ll1CIL'1'5 LOGANSPORT 112 I3111'1i11gt1111 .Xvu l'111v11c 35f2, 110110 R11 yt-1',fXIg1'. 1311 N' ' 211111 Us -1 Cars H 7 ' ' Y, I,11gz111s1 1rt ' '4 313-315 KIZll'Ii' ,' '-Ct fs z E - I1 ' I RALPH DAVID Inc Hardware 81 Electrlcal Supplles I I XX Speed Queen Washers 'NUI IxXXIUII XII 516 518 E Broadway x XIJI B IC K L E S X Noll 1 LOGANSPORT FARMERS 8z MERCHANTS STATE BANK mlmu Sx tcm mbu xm Il IIIIIX Slum Q07 LOGANSDORT B A I L E Y S I UC XNSI JR I Clothmg of Dlstmctlon x X I I L nuplm t S I N G E R SEWING MACHINE CO v th nnplum ALL AMERICAN GAS STATION Sl Ulxl INDI X YEATERS SPORT SHOP I th St Thom -I-IV I IL I I IU 111 A Q , D . , IIUT POINT fXI'I' , .e .'CIiS ,. 1, 'C MOI' 12 I , IIIC, ' ERS I ' ' ' ' '7 - . FUI' .IICX IXXI3 I JYS l.UfiIXXSI'Ul,'If If .XXX R ' mon s IIUIZIIX' SL'I'I'l,IIiS -uf- 7 5111 Q' X -1 Sz. .711-4 Sl. I.HQ2lIISlJH1'I LN ' Ants Qf+m1pli1uc11ts -UP- 'vllf' - I.UiLXX, X -' .NX Nc -' uf IICCILTZII IQL'SL'I'X'L 1 . ,- KIA X' s-I7. . . I. H , . , . . I If H I L Iczmm Iyqlxlplllclut Spccmlxsts Sm' g,1 I'Ilisg:m1 1111. I 7' .' U IZJ 4. 5. 1 , h :- V Ilzmaln Yea lr, X gt . Q: Ifhnlkun Iklaxal SALES 81 SERVICE R D THOMAS Hardware Phmu 7771 ffl s Qu Ix L UIIIIJIIIIILIIIS BRIDEGROOM GROCERY U1 Ln I ul md Sund 15 Phone 2231 Grass Creek Q mmlpllnlumt SHOP Ix XSS L RI 'NX Cltles Servnce 8 X X I Wrecker Servlce mbu Cl u N em C lub Phone 2361 Grass Creek L OIIIIJIIIIILIIIS SADLER S BEAUTY SHOP Ihmn 7601 I Tlfm Qu Ix S1 cuss md Illppmess t the Q I lws UI I SOMMERS GRAIN CO Feed Seed Coal Gram Phone 2351 Grass Creek C umplumut YOUNG S STORE II11 m 74vl Tl 5 Lu HIZER HATCHERY Ih m 7-Ivl IIISS Lum H v - ' . ' f ' H : -nf-- 1 ---- 115: 'le' ' --I iz: I ' ' P I fif-iz 1 ' :J 0 1 'z ' U52 -of- V Q ' - mings 1 Q 2 ' I IfIiR'I'II.IZI'IIQ-'IIII,I2 E' ' ' s ' ' ' s -uf- -uf- HOOVER'S WELDING I 9 Il '. I ilili ' I - - f I2 25: f ck I If L'.'.' ING II .X NI 'S 1 - , I ILXIQ.-XIIE ' SER 'ICE Q' ST.- ION ,I ' I Gio Mc- 1' of Hicug .I tm' I ,fl '..f 1153 LHIIIIIIIIIILIII MORRYS CITIES SERVICE III Sl IXIHI XX X Cmnplnm mt ROCHESTER Farmers Mutual Insurance Co mmphm L A R R Y S F urnlture Appllances Q OIIIIJIIIIILIIIS E I L E R S Furniture 8: Appliances N 111 1 mu lIIIcLt11L Ik 524 528 Mam St Rochester L mupllmults L O U D E R B A C K S L I I Phone 550 Rochester L IIIIIJIIIIILIII K BARBER SHOP xo uc L IINIQIIIIICIIIS GROVE HARDWARE Home cf Frlgldalre Maytag DeLavaI Appllances Rmlustu Incl 126 E Sth St Phone 137 O D EL L S SHELL SERVICE ROCHESTER ' ' ' s I ' X J wwf- -of- 7 7 RUC if I2R I1 'ICR VIIIQYQU ,IQT ' ' Il s qc ' ' S -uf- -MIRA- O. . IZI IC. 7th St. I' cllcstcr, I I. l.IuyrI Rmlclm, Soc.-'l'rc:1s. .1 . Li L14 ' C1115 -uf- 'TOL'-' y . . 0 . ' . .7 Y RUCI I IQSTIQIQ ' -'. . A -014 I , , , In - 1- 'Z '2lIc1 ' CONII I IXIFN FS MOYER LIVESTOCK GRAIN CO XR Q If nc J GROOM S DRUG STORE C I C Registered Pharmaclst wnc SI XR Ll IH LOIIIIJIIIIICIIIS VON TOBEL LUMBER CO of Lucerne Inc Phone 2455 Lucerne FRICK HARDWARE Electrical Appllances I I 1 ck Phone 56 FULTON WINAMAC SALES CO IuIII I XRKIIN J I Case 8: New Idea FARM MACHINERY XX IX XXI XL Ihfmc 39 IXIJ C I-I E V R 0 L E T COMMUNITY MOTORS nc XX IX XXI XL INDI XX X I HUNT 130 SHEETZ SALES 8: SERVICE O L I V E R I XRNI I ULII NIBX I1 Phone 2535 Lucerne ST CLAIR S GROCERY IO I C III R S I KEWANNA PHONE R R No 2 Fulton 77 F11 SHURIS ORIIFRS Gas 8: O11 Boats 8: Balt , , v, A. -uf- I , , .1 ' 8: . . ST: 'ITY l'1r ' II-5 I -IJ . I I ' . .I ,I . Ii. .'X. LQ ,XIII South On U. S. Highway 35 I'I ' 33-2 ,Img I 'I I I rr AY 44 -uf- I - ra, A 5 Y JAX 1 , . I Y l7l.L If f ,QXIQI2 ,.1:. ' ' ' MODERN DAIRY BAR LUNII I INIEN FS QI UIINLIIN Stu llll I ll KAISER FRAZER Sandwiches Fountam Service L R I -XRIXNI XV Curb Servlce Rochmtu' Indl 1111 RULHI S I I R INDI XNA 119 E 4th St Phone 378 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Travis Implement Store Xour ohn Iknre Dmlu ROCHESIFR INDI XX A CONIPIINIPNTS UI MR and MRS BOB MOORE ROCHESTER IXDI XXI X FOREST FARM PRODUCTS FEEDS Semi SolFd Milk By-Products SEEDS I . 4. I , -Of- N 1 4:1 . ' . '. ,merj I , -. - I ' J Y . . . J. 4-L . l'ly Zn ' :-H: 1 Mr , 4. 4, I .44 . Q I I p 7 , 3 - ,, . LU. I 4, fb OF I I I C u. 4 , L' IAF. Q - 4 , 4. 4 4 4 I 41 ., , 1 . . Q 4 'V , , 5 , A -44 KEWANNA LUMBER COMPANY IPIR LOXI 1I1m NURS I I1 LPNI BUILDING HARDWARE LILIJIAIUIIL No 93 lxux 111111 1111111111 IUXXI LI1 QL FARMERS GRAIN 81 SUPPLY CO UI IHORXHIJIP DEALERS IN GRAIN FEED COAL CUSTOM GRINDING TILE 81 FENCING Chas Van Meter FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS CJLXL INI1 I XRIS YXIJ SI RX ILI KEWANNA CULVER Ihom 3x Phone 80 LUIX 1 Q , ' 1 ,, SAS' 1 I I C Q, .IB i X f 1, ENT 'I'-' mf. '- 'z 1, Q1 Phone 3301, Phfme 9-7 Q , ' CYTIQR S'l'.XI 'ITY J 1 A' D 1 a 2 1 A 7 6'1 1 ,' 'T 'J , ' F V 1 CALVIN 8: MYERS fmt Xpph mms Norge Refrlgerators ls md llmtlm Stmts Rochester Ind Phone 231 m 1 U1 XXS THE BOSTON STORE Mens Wear Shoes Furmture I I XX Rochester Indlana ENYART MOTOR SALES mllutu llldl Nash Sales And Serv1ce XI XX XXI? L SLU Lmnphxuult LOCKRIDGE STUDIO NC Lmnpllmnnt THE RACKET Just Good Clothes x mn IL stu 1 JOHN MCLOCHLIN A1115 Chalmers at willy S Products K my t Inc L UlTl1Jlll11LlllN M WILE and SONS lkp ummm St L It s Worth Your Whlle To Shoo At WIICS ROL III SFI R . . x S llz11'clxx':11'c X llw -. '2 . -uf- iiz:z 'H' Ruchcstcr, I l. , . . . x S R AX X' y S C R li AX NI Ii R Y wwf- Phu -3'22 1, it f.'l'ORT IN 'l lncl'zmz1 Rli.XlJY3l'1J-XYICAXI' , 7 7 I ,Xl'I' ,A -YES . Rf 'l -s cr. lizmzx 7 -4mf- h R1 ' 'zma , 1 2 ' 1 51 fue. ll 9 ' . 2 , . , , r . ,, L UIIIPIIIIIQIII DR W A KLEIN JXII I U1 XXSIORI IXIDIX WYNKOOP PHARMACY KEWANNA PAUL C DAVIS Heatmg Plumbmg I hong 9 XX In IIII IL ld Lompl 1111 rms of F I R S T U N IO N Bank 8: Trust Co XX IX XXI XC S H A N K S D R I V E IN N St lit ROICI I! O1 XXSIORI IXIJI George Francls Bo LOIIIIJIIIIILIIIS DECKARD S I IIUXP 1 v0 KEWANNA GUY URBIN AUTO CO SALES SERVICE XI XIX SI RI LI Kewanna Phone 129 Ind Portraits Schools Weddmgs Commercial Chlldren Groups HOME STUDIO XXIXXXIXC ORVILLE C CRIM 913 X Xlontlccllo W, . , I 2 S -uf- UIVIT . ET UST I, Ig I I' yXX.'X I, ig I .I y NQX ' I3 -of- I Prescriptfons A Specialty F O O D M A R K E T I. fi.rX. . CII Ii YR U LE 'II ' X 2 zz I1 . A I A I T BOOSTJERS PEOPLES CAFE TAYLOR S SHOE STORE FANSLER LUMBER CO WILSON CORN PRODUCTS C M STUDEBAKER USED CARS I-ELKE BROS GREENHOUSE HUBERTS SHOE STORE BLUMENTHALS FASHION SHOE STORE BAXTER DRUG STORE 8' FIRST NATIONAL BANK B 8zB STORE SKIDMORES 66 HYDE BROS MANITOU FARM EOUIPMENT SHOWLEYS STANDARD SERVICE EARL QUICK 8x SON ROYAL CENTER ELEVATOR O III Sl RU III Sll IIISI RO III Sli R LIII Sli IIISI R III Sl I RUCHI SI I RULIILS Il ROLIII RULIII RUCHI S ROLIII ROLIII S NJLIII S IXUQIII RULHI ROLIII SHEPHERD SALES 8: SERVICE XX IX XXI XL FARMER S COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR I LLI I XF FULTON LUMBER CO ISABELLES BEAUTY SHOP STAR MOTOR CO Inc FERNBAUGHS JEWELRY MAYS SHOE STORE VAL U FROCKS B 8: B STORE C OL C I Ol LOC XXSPOI I' XX SI Uh I XXSI OR I' XX SPOR I YNSPORT ' re C i, 'IiR ' Q ER . Roc 2, 'liR I -- C CR . . - cf an ' I ., Roc? 'Isla ' OC ' ale ' ' QR ' i QR ' ESTICR 5: . loc E' is'r1cR X E' i.fl'IiR A E' ESTICR MILLER 8a MITCHELL INSURANCE RO4CIlI2S'l'IiR ' E' 1:i'r1aR ' . 1 ' i, 1'12R - 1 E' CSTICR ' ESTIQR E' Qsrlclz lemixl, C'IiN'I'IiR ' A . ' iicf 1. . IfL,'I.'l'C JN ' I Lfl.'l'C JN ., . LO 1, 4' 7 I IJ in Av: , ,ff ' LO 1, 1 ' BOOSTIERS KEWANNA HARDWARE MOSHER S GROCERIES 8: MEATS DAVE KEENY SHOE REPAIR FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS BANK PETER J DWYER CARL SMITH ZINGO STATION MONTZ PURE OIL STATION LES SHIDAKER D X STATION CHET SMITH SHELL STATION BOB THOMPSON DON FOGLESONG BARBER SHOP THE OBSERVER Ixl XX IxI1XX IxI1XX IxI XX Ix LXX lxI XX IxI XX IxI2XX IxI1XX lxl XX IxI XX IxI'XX XXXX XXNX XXXIX XXYX XXX X XXX X XXX X XXXX XXX X XXX X XXX X XXX X NEWCOMB S SFRX It I ROL HI SII R !IXIJI XX X Buy Honegger s Feeds Here 1rmuIIIXIRIID lull 1 s THE SWING IS O SUPER CROST SEE CECIL FIELDS IIIXNRS X I Rl SI I THE CLASS OF 1952 CONGRATULATIONS TC IHI SENIORS OF 5.4 L I XI IIIFRROI ID I LX OI SFI I XOLR I IXI SIUC Ix IIIROLI H THE FULTON COUNTY COMMUNITY SALE XI ROLIIILSII R IXIJI XX X INDIANA S LEADING LIVESTOCK MARKET SALE EVERY SATURDAY C XRI XIAXXLO ,Q 1 , 1 v 4 ff I I 7 L'7ilI1 .' 7 7 ' T !,'A 'YN A , 'E 74, ff! 1 I 7 , I , . IfU1,'l'ON1CUL'XtfI1X' 14151211 m' ' ' Q ef' I 17? 1f111I1, 91. ' ' - 1 ' I ': ' , 'I ., . . . 1 W '10 ALL '111112 V V' 2 M , mi 1, ies 'LXR , . . L , 1 3 Y i, . J 3 ' ' 1111 jf I MM wwf W 1 W 1 ' ff!! ul yW0d WMM J J Z . ff w'nf,,q,6,,,X N WW-1' I1 'U 1- M IW' ll' I nl f ' ' I . WH 'V ' th th Lmlflilulmffffl!'ff l ' I 1,42 UL, ' ' 4 , 1 ' ,, ! 1 E i