Grovertown High School - Aries Yearbook (Grovertown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

FACULTY A Q I YAY: ki 15-x Q4 , time T-Q. 1 Ex - f Z A da f ! J Anna Steele Tillie l-lollett Grade 4 Grade 3 Ufff :A 5,2 Q, oi- I' llglax -395 we A G 'ip- YW f fr- - 'Q Q ggitxlr 'a 01 ' G . A fs. KP AA 'rt g 1. dv., hi. wh., t .:'.!48?l ' kzrivgk 4' wx! ., Sv I-,Q ,,,' v. ktlvttg 410' 3 l' 'FSM 'ls i 11 ' vi , ig-ei . ' 'of W ,. Kathryn Awald Christina Becker Grade 2 Grade 1-2 7 R 'Os Martha Cooper Grade 3 'la s- 1- A Marion Glant Grade 1 QUE, X. 7 i ,a, 1' VW 73 5' SENIOR CLASS X HISTORY Of the twenty-three members who entered Grovertown School in September, 1941, only four will be present to graduate in 1953: Dian Harness, Don Dipert, Carl Rosander, and June Weller. The other be- ginning members ofthe class weer: Robert Adams, Charles Amor, Duane Arndt, Elsie Barden, Gail Bigler, Frank Cambellton, Merle Cook, Pa- tricia Coolrnan,Ben Finley, Jean Haines, Colleen Harness, Billy Heil- scher, Gail Leeper, Barbara Miller, Litta Randolph, Robert Rogers, Hazel Sinn, Jan Snyder, Raymond Thompson. The members of our graduating class joined us in the following grades: Second--Ethelyn Gressleyfrom Bippus, Indianag Fifth--Walter Ketcham from Oberg Sixth--Shirley Schultz from Walkerton, and Billie Powell from Mishawakag Seventh--Ralph Gillies from Phymouth,and EthelSummerlott from Hamletg Ninth--Nancy Hickman from Hamlet, Tenth--Joan Stahlberg From Chicago, and Wanetta Jones from Tyner, Eleventh--Rolin Popplewell from Knox. Our teachers and sponsors were as follows: First and second grade --Miss Hazel Eckerg Third--Miss Endicottg Fourth and fifth--Mrs. Her- iman Petersong Sixth--Mrs. Netheryp Seventh--Miss Thelma Heltong Eighth--Miss Helton and Mr. Petersong Ninth--Miss l-leltong Tenth-- Mr. Brentis Berkshireg Eleventh--Miss Helton, Twelfth--Mrs. Seger. We shallalways regard as highlights of our school life the initiation into high schooland the freshman play, Student Queen. We also re- call with pleasure the ordering of our green and gold sweaters, class rings, and the presentation of the junior plays, Jerry Gets the Fever and The Farmer's Daughter. Our Senior activities are depicted elsewhere in this annual. Other students who have sojourned with us at various times at Grovertown are Ruth Hamman,Junior Whitesell, Tommy Young, Teddy Fanzlaw, Junior Winkleman, Hazel Young, Doris Singleton, Ted Flory, Ray and Faye Burnside, Donald Janiszewski,Jack Crabel, Harold Davis, Carl Lehiy, Donald Yates, George Kessler,JimSchnel1, Marcia Schnie- der, Dorothy Wayne, Florence Schuchardt, Lilian Melcic, and Don Biers,Joe Erickson and Charles Carnes, influenced by the callof Cupid and Uncle Sam, respectively, left our ranks during the first semester of our senior year, 8 KX, Class - SENICR OFFICERS - 1953 'Q- 4 -NO V N.: GY f X W - .-' X ' 1-,N':'1x, ,vp 'Jil 'Li '4 r ' -n t 1 I fr A Q :vs v t . ', 1, , K- n 1 J ' gf a. -f 13' President . Vice President Ralph Gillies Dian Harness Treasurer Carl Rosander R Secretary Walter Ketcham my i X Sponsor Lula Seger for ' ,Z 5- 'H tx 'Z' -, 7 ,f X . ., Z x M' 9 - . . 2 :sr 1 ' 5, -Xu M., 9' tg it W Eg. . Donald Dipert . X-Q, 'FEW eQ3'Q.3 ANQ. June Weller X if f Ma- CLASS WILL I, Dian Harness, will my boyfriends to all the free and happy girls of Old Grover Hi. You suffer awhile. fIt's fun! J I, Ralph Gillies, will my height to Billy justice. You can use it. I, Walter Ketcham, will my ability to date the same girl for so long to Jerome Howard. You've got a good start, fella. I, Carl Rosander, will my ability to hold my temper to Ray Robinson. Tell them off, Ray. I, Donald Dipert, Will my shyness to Judy Harness. Make good use of it. I, June Weller, will my quiet personality to Frances Roush. Don't abuse it. I, Nancy Hickman, will my size 6 112 shoes to Judy Millice. Shrimp boats are coming. I, Shirley Schultz, will my ability to be forward to Elsa Peterson. Make good use of it. I, Billie Powell, will my ability to wear a smile at all times to Doris Wisler. Perk up, kid. I, Rolin Popplewell, will my driving ability to Rich Richey. You need it. I, Joan Stahlberg, will my slenderness to Ramona Singleton. Take good care of it. I, Ethelyn Gressley, will my ability to get along with my teachers to Anna Meadows. It sure helps. I, Wanetta Jones, will my ability to get and go with one boy to Helen Cook. Keep trying. I, Ethel Summerlott, will my figure to Mary Ann Er- ickson. Keep it that way. Nancy Hickman Shirley Schultz Billie IUHC Powell 'Ts l N -Q cLAss OF 53 PROP:-uacv ' ,A ,. Let's look ahead ten years and see the present class of 53. First we come to Dian Harness, a black haired little lass, who is married to a doctor, she was president of our class. Ralph Gillies, our mech- anic, is really up to par. For quick efficient service, call him to fix your car. Carl Rosander is a dare dev- il with a dare: he's flying in a jet and coming in on a wing and a prayer. June Weller, our cute blonde classmate. Yes, she is married toop she has so many children she doesn't know what to do. Her husband is Walter, Ketcham is his last name. He'sa certified accountant, but teaching is his game. Donald Dipert is head man of the press. Down at the Pilot office, they never let him rest. Nancy Hickman is your friendly beautician. Call her to set your hair when you haven't the ambition. Shirley Schultz is the typ- ist that makes her fingers fly. Her boss has his eyes for herg she'll get him by and by. Billie June Powell is the smart one, she's working as a nurse. She helps the family income, her husband drives a hearse. Ro- lin Popplewell is happy, a big farmer now is he. He keeps his wife and family as busy as can be. Joan Stahlberg is quite different, she's the entertaining kind. She now works in a night club in the chorus line. Ethelyn Gressley is a secretary in Washington, D. C. They really keep her busy. Go there and you will see. Wanetta Jonse is happy, Ralph has changed her name at last. She said she'd be an old maid, but that was in the past. Ethel Summerlott, a nurse's aid is she, she's striving hard to reach the top. She'll make it wait and see. Now we come to Lula, our sponsor, who's taking a rest, she 's home in her kit- chen, Henry thinks that's best. Ethel Summerlott Wanetta Jones 8 -9 f' I Rolin Popplewell .6 X Joan Stahlberg Ethlyn Gressley Sponsor Thelma Helton Ni l ll? C3 41 'is ' r ,lim Zuellig 4 '51 f Betty Navratil '-3' 4.1 ,, H.: l Sis MX John Meadows , ', fs 50 'gf' Marie Morrey 49' L .f s ,Y V A I X Treasurer Leroy Whitaker 19. P -Q jlhw. X fl Y Virginia Dipert .f :J la-ur ,I Raymond Robinson ,va an I Adeline Menczynski Q, . -no f f Norine Lehiy JUNIORS llisehm -.- President Elaine Siroky sf f ,r. , , -sy .. 'ul ' !.4:7' 'WY V' . 7. James Meadows Y A , V. .iqabfiffig l A. . ' X f lf ,,, 'I- Q 'L K Carolyn Abel A -QW' llfy vf -t 'A ZW iv A Weir Klinedinst . M M - QQ13 I 1 as James Awald 12 W 1 'S f w WX tg, I-1 x C Secretary Mary Ann Erickson ei' N J .sl ., s A 'F Av Lx Sylvia Paulsen ,- C? IES' , 'wk - -r ff, W5 'EJ li: A 5 Warren Allen -w Doris Wisler elseif , 4' 1 2KJ'a , lk, Elsa Peterson a 9, lf' . ' iv is ., ,. ,,- T wit., Vice-President Charles Keiper I L Donald Bor mes 32-3- ,...,- v .lime Turpel SRF ' 1-1 'ts x . , A 1 John Ulrich Q Nr gxi. Loretta Lerch -,l SOPHCMORES MDX 2 S' - ' 'nil .3 Iv- fvx A 1 - ' as 'E' Qs ' ' 'v ' 1' ,' 1 'W 'T .- 5 ' i Carol Amor Treasurer President Secretary Vice-President Sponsor Ruby Allen Betty Hickman Deanna Janovic Carol Kessler Ellis Powell N, . A 1 ' x i , 5 ' I I ' ' ' -. ' ' '. -1 G' ' ' ' 7 -1- as . I 1 , A . -I - 1 I-'72, ,- 1' I-,w , X' X ffl ' gk CL K f Y V D' N Yi if '- .4 '- 'X 'se Robert Kelly Bernice Brune Bob Burris Eva Riffey Daniel Paulsen Erma Whitaker ff. i . ,sw X' R - 6 fx , , - ,- , fo- K -3 Q -0 U- 2 df . , 5 1 - , ' r if ,, V . ' wr-v Q7 ' '-' -4+ w T3 1' f .J we K q PT . 1 i ,f i A ' L . 1 ' X , In ' Helen Olds James Clark Sylvia Meltinos Paul Janiszewski Frances Roush Richard Richey .. 'vv ., r' , 'gf C' -- I . 1? - ,ai 6: 1 kv l v . A x - P N' N' Jerome Howard Lois Ann Cranmer Charles Yvonne Beem Arthur Borrelli Judy Harness Schumacher X .5 ' -fi -'+' if.,f :gli 5, - . 'S ' :Q ij- I ' 6' ,.. ., - K x , ' l o 7 . ' . ff ABT' ' 5 1 , is K S' I YL Roberta Holstein Mary Kay Newell Carl Shively Theodore Fellner Ernest Justice Delbert Rosander 13 1 Sponsor Mr. Berkshire S if ffl Nf'T1'g' wi- ,...r xx' ., . min , .L if - Richard Carmean ,i K 1-'glvu .Af TLP 'qs Barbara Hrabal - 4 x f ,4 P' ,Q ,aa -,, r Y 4 Errol Lerch 'nb 'GJ f'fk if V x+ g .4 Roger Paxton GRADE NINE , Ae, 'Q gg. W. it N ,A 64 ' , '-Q . s,Q ,IJ xt , 6 Nw , Q N7 fvg,5Q5,i ' .wXX't - A A President Treasurer Secretary Jan Bussie Lou Ann Bennett Donnel Chairo .hx kj 5 J A Q B, J 1- al' K1 ' W A L ,',2g,Nv if l ' I Clair Cranmer Richard Dare Ion German ' 1 ' A , ,- BJ , -A1 f-1 ,.3jwv.,y V , , J 'Q ' Y, i ' Az- W' ' I Qlii 4' , x p. to ' ' , ,f f 'QSLR4 V,., ' , '- f an Ulu fsfiifsa-:F-1' K- , Phillip Holmberg Davis Jones Sheldon Keiper Jw 'M 1 , A -an if J il ' 0. -, N ' -v 'vxlc X -' ' W I vp g. 'A ' Y :Q A ' -. N YNY 43 ALM Jim Marschke Anna Meadows JoAnn Ogle hs ' -6 'vi Lil, K -2 4- F Q- cf K V41 ' J' YET' wil Q . A Y' X ' it 5 l Fo? O 1 . ' fn- f -X Glenn Robinson Helen Lou Sloan A Norma Stanton Jack Wallace 14 4: sr ,,, Sis -FN , Vice-President Robert Lynn Frain -Qs 1 'cy This A ,FX 1 ' n Lamoine Gressley assi' A sv . s.. Lowell Lax ton J., ..x fn. .qu 'S .Q Rosalie Ordas 0- -is x'ly ' 15 Alice Whitesell 5 ,Q J' President Judy Millice vs 4 Q 1 ' 1 4 n Janet Awald l Y P . ,, P Walter Haloski ,- vv' E' we - -4 Richard Hughes -fi 4 ' I Larry Murray 5 -F 41 -4 -.. Vice-President John Nelson I . as Q' ill Richard Awald .,- ,N , 1- .- -U Billy Hayes .-4'. . i- !s'.-J A. . C..-7 ' 6 W Shirley Justice if- ii- A -Q 1 1 G 4. N1 Marcile Olds af,-A C' ll fr GRADE L, ' .D Q EIGHT f' Y Helen Cook Ni - 4- -.4 Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Bierly 'N- 4 Q u ws Dale Hayes . -1 ez., -14 , I'i:. Donn Kelver an is ' Qi 4' K' .Lt 5 5 A As: jg Marline Olds Eunice Coffin i? -,, o NAV.. g 4 Barbara Hines TQ - ,df 1-4 uv - lS4- Raymond Koontz Conrad Kriskovsky Q- '- r ao ,-17' v Sponsor Mr. Peterson i , L, s v ' qt br Q ' If K Z.. N AA. 'Q Joyce Erickson Jerry Hancock IQ 5 an aa- -f -' 4 ix 'X 'al 1 tsl Qs. If Myrna Holm Rex Howard I 'ag' v 4' . my I ','5-., Sally Lowry .-- GP 1 N 1' a . -v-,, l v 4 In Ida mae Singleton A Madylon Powell Eleanor Riffey M ,sf : 1 'c' GT' -', ' 'i A -H' ix iv - 1 X Delbert Whitaker Jake Miller William Heideman Martha Sansing Ramona Singleton Gladys Taylor Compliments of: HAMLET LUMBER Ii COAL COMPANY H, W, McKinney, Manager Hamlet -------------------- Indiana J Q I . w X V-'Y fa , - ...Q , '- xxx x x N N: -Lf NL. . . L ',JlW- k W J ffl? 35 -:L J bv f .fczaazw ,F W M za-. ri-fi'-'asf :ist-V'- 3-sg, L ' 4544 E K' 'ifzaff .s f U sy' Sfmt. fi. 1. - x I N! ' ?' we' -u 3.5.9 '. Y' 1 , 4- vs -.- I 1 I .. Mu6J:w,'z .I 1' A V-,,. 5 ll P 4-I... 'ha-41591. 5-,una . ' f .u, -,,g.Q x. , ' 1 -an 'l V1 'W J 'A J, ,R ll 3 3 511' 4 - Q . 5 'S J . , . ,J ,A , YM. A . N ,' Q 'w l J Q 1 xv 5' 'J y -4 Q E . U .?3 J Q -Y... ,, It Qx 'P , . 3 t X-V , , X -, 'Y Q X, I 4 , . . . Q President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I' Howard Lipke Jerry Seese Frank Abel James Carnes I xv RADE SEVEN . G Sponsor Miss Corbitt Qgagtw Chester Menczynski f r , Mary Yount ' Larry Beldon ri, ' ' f Vagrie Ogle ' ' -...Q ., J, , i ., H El on Amor f 'rt of Virginia Taylor V' . Q' ,-. -, -NS535' ffsslur, 1: Ar ,af Nancy Norris -N --is K - 'l Jack Riebe 2:54, ' Phyllis Earp V' ir' 2 ' ' .V , .Q im r 'll' Qld v ' fo a- ' nil 4' 5 ,, y Vx .1 f I' ' ' I Cl. James Slater L ly? H- - 'L - - Betty Filip X ' ., Y vc V A . ' V K K Melvin Willey 1 S' s ,gi RA Harold Bierly ,gi .. . 1 Dana Anderson ff its S ' i ' , y h R ' ' -cw as 6- ' l If I Josep auen 3 0 Y f' fs-.yr - A-, - 1 ' ' he J , . -, ,J ' Deloris Beldon ' 0, ,V .f , A I .9 Thomas Youdbulis '- rv , I 'A' - 'J' Sanda Keiper YQSSA ' yt. , D V 'I 1 x .. Q Mary ,lane Jackson ' 575. X Stanley Markes X J 5 ' J W Linda Beem ,K 'i A .. ... 6, '- i Af ff , .4 an -s 1 . - - 7- ' '1 J 1 , -, ., - J' ,x - lx f Donald Adams vig Q -fe-f I - Barbara Riffey V ,avi ZX vm it nf,-Q Russel Koontz Warren Coffin f X Janice Carmean 'fi ' ' ' - Russel McQuisten ' N X. J Q , w. , 4 . - Q , , 1- 'wg 1 r xr .,:x 25 at 4 '.-' k 1 'J . f.. ' ' . , 4 -.-ff Ronald Justice , ., fc 4 Q 'J A 'lf' James Kuchel , J ,fi slim kwa Compliments James Singleton UNCAPHER GROCERY Grovertown, Indiana ' 16 Garret White ., X, 'x K, ' vw- NL-- ,J fi in 141 1 , xv. H sa-?'7 A . L Clifford Allen '-Pi. QQ, ,NV , ' l Patricia Dipert i. x ,f'-, ' S Q.-E' ' 'N Ronnie Hancock . 0 ,3 'io Sandra Lowry Frank Lenz Irene Miller Eddie Porter Eddie Trapp GRADE SIX ., 4- X. :V K XT P I Judith Bierly r-iii' 3- . er - Q Fred Cleveland 3 - I Nr f 4 -4 Sandra Klinedinst 5. ,v K Richard Kelly U' Blanche Paulsen , .la an 0 r., f? fl v N Ralph Awald JE' Y, Mariann Haley -:QI i -sl X l.,..! I William Holmes 'Y Carolyn Ogle ' 41- gg' 5- I Q'-9 .1 I4 Pete Popplewell Zag 6- 4- 9 :nf x 7'-' - , L ' , . --.P Virginia Carlson Tom Bormes Mary Craige . , fl., 1' - f . i hui 1 i ' an S 1 4 -'rf V, - Larry Cooper Ray Hancock Jacqueline Henry 1. r 'C' A A sv N l Catolynn Landgrebe Phillip Johnson Meriliza Le Voy F Q 4 1 ' 'tr ' It ...Aa 5 It 'ur , ' f 1? at-ml. L lim .4 L. Richard Koontz Charles Milstead Allynn Palmer 'L 1 ' Q' Q. ft.-J . ' , 'v Nt' v - Nr' fa .c 5 Patricia Paxton Larry Stanley Compliments of: Marshall Co. Trust 8a Savings Bank Plymouth ........... Indiana P 17 Louise Swanson , fl gr' - 1 V57 'sr Virginia Beerwart ' af? . 1 ENN - el. -11' 'V' 'S-.La ' 7 Donna Jean Earp . xg-Ps Q.. a. - 1, v i Patricia Keller lf . 1 ix 1 Mary Louise Olso I1 GRADE FIVE Mrs. Cloyde Earp ! I in 'IR 9 ei tn A K ' mf 5 Richard Chiaro Marilyn Coffin f Q as ir 'riff' A Edward Filip Barbara King - ,S if if ,f Lawrence Porter Betty Haines X A 1 A T' ' O Raymond Lutomski ' -4 Io if 6 Faye Shively COMPLIMENTS OF: THE HAMLET STATE BANK rf! S-N if r -it , E Mary Coffin 5 4. g,-, if T Virginia Holmes .twin i gi H 46, ns- .4 , elif X 1 Ja mes Millice ' ex - 1 Q -,-' x .rs 13 Karen Ulrich STARKE COUNTY'S OLDEST BANK 18' , ' Q , at Gig. Russell Duckett R l ft -. r 3 ..,. 3 f-f r J 4' 5-f f 9 Gordon Justice x 'lit 6-11 -,gi Q J Richard Olds I - ,kt Beverly White GRADE FIVE Mrs. Curl Nelson e 3 r, -- 5 ' L' W' ,sl , Q Gr - Q' 'A Us - vf' 3 . I 2 ' A .1 ' ' M . 'IQ-V , .-ff 5 EQ... N' h William Allefl, Jr. Peter Awald Danovan Dipert Damon Filip Harold Gentry Q , ,,, ,Q ., V i Q 9 -, K ' s , ' 4. an I' . A 4 .' - F Y-T, Q: L '. wr ' at 'ff' , -ep , K KJ N '5'g'75?WZFw: .1 ,LVM- Sharon Gressley Paula Hewitt John Holm Van Janovic Danny Kaleth r ,TE K i r 15' f if A 4 N .- ' . 1 ' ' ' 1. .Q ' t lo s. , 2- W, . rf-f my in Q 1 ' wx - '14 -4 , ., , , N 1412 ' N N 2 -f N if: lf- ' Q qv. X N4 1 .. 4. Nancy Martin Chalmer Miller Beverly Minter Marguerite Morrey David Ordas Bernice Pratt 5' . ' 3 a 1 - 1 , ,. - ' 4 A ' ' V' ,, s 49- -0- I X 'Q Ar- r' ui' ' ' , , w A- 4 f 1 ,-,. ' , Q x . ,f ,NV .KV L, I 1 fg 'N - ,Q ',Ae'-1 Fe A Terry Shepherd Larry Singleton Judy Stanley Rolland Taylor Ronald Wieczork Anna Yount COMPLIMENTS OF: THE STATE sxcHANGE BANK ARGOS, at CULVER, INDIANA 19 ' 'f 51 'ft A ' 45 Y 6' gt 3 Brenda Adams ' 8 Tv at 'is 4' , . 'V fx ' B 'fr-.-1 A- ft, ,. 1 wr' A V f Janet Anderson f 41' w- .4 ' ra Ronnie Byrnes 'vi Fi Alice Awald 'NW ' 2 J, , Q QV , Nuff 5 Ronnie Carlson N A. -.A -v-96-, f 31:21 ' X V Theresa Dankan Peter Davos '- - - . A vw ws . ,, I I' -1' v Q A r h Vicki Green Helen Haines Sponsored by: C. A. Welch Standard Oil Agent Hamlet, Indiana GRADE FOUR 1 5, M 'Q' fksgp- PQ Norman Beem Joyce Cook 's..,. QP Linda Downey ff ' G b N' r tl ,,,... If X- ' i Bruce Henry 20 f A 4 .,j , ' l s 1. -so Donna Bergstrom -u .' V-QC-,v . ii' - . AAS-ss Joan Coldeberg N :hui ' ggi. ,Ne . J 1 ,-fs A A x A Robert Duthie A f. Q - V 'V V mf Q -W 'eq Gwa- ,ij .Viv Carol Hlavacek -'- ... .Q t v Faye Adams m In W. -4.4 X Jack Bierly ' A hifi . .Sa fs i , ,.-vf 9 .4 1' N' Xgflk MN 3' .tn Adam Craig A ,Q we Q X,-fy ?i f- Leonard Elder R 'Aw 'ss' -Q V A , .CL 1 Karen Holm Welco Resturant -- Good Food 81 James 8a Frances Meltino State Rd, 6, E. of Walkertor ,, GRADE Foun M, Mrs. Grant Steele xr- I -3 'Q Stanley Holstein Tony Jackson 9' , V 4, f . : 14 af-- aa- v- ' V 1. 'fi V x ' 4 ,R - - 'V ' Y N' if , J - 4 Y-J ,v Ny' J- W, - X Q X lvix Y v-. Bonnie Johnson David Kieper Raymond Kuchel Linda Landgrebe Judith Lenz 9-9 1 as 411 if gf W, f 'ji D L+ as V In 6 ' ' 'ir- N ' 4,-v 'r 'J sd 'K T.. ' I V' Vs J 4 Na H . 'Tk . , . .1-.44 A Q is Linda Martin Arlene Meadows Diane Miller Eugene Milner Leroy Morgan ,Q -X .N -- 6- S l 'T 'S' ' v 'Q is ' 'N ml If - J , 1, 1 .JL iff, I1 ' , - A Y 7 ' sf s -' X A ax? Q ' Faye Morris Nela Peterson Rodger Popplewell Sandra Powell Floyd Roach Q, X '-:-' V 1' ' . I F is Q7 x V Q- 1 -I-'J' 6. ,J - - 'Cv ,Z - , :L , In K , gy s' f '- . r -A X A 1 l u Danny Shepherd Judy Swanson Donald Thomas Charles Yount Mollie Brannam Yellow River Hatchery, Inc, Sears, Roebuck 8a Co. Sponsored by: phone 5034 Phone 23, Mail Order Dept, Culver , , ,,,,, , Indiana Phone 50, Retail Store 21 fx I GRADE THREE Mrs. Robert Cooper 1 lf t V5 xv ' 6 ' v - . s tl ' ' ' 1, AA' Q - I.. Q 4 0 ' g ua. 'Lf Y- E' ., 41 ' . S--v K 'Nr I 5 I Q E E N -.1' Xf c N' , W Q XV' K Stanley Beem Bonita Bierly Vernon Bruington Barbara Coldeberg Larry Dennison N' . i N , , 'R 'Q . . f' ' Q A' 'Q 5 r- 'S-' ' -,. X A ax tv- -V 1 nl ' ' 'vw .f Nur: vs-f:J'! W ' N et' :S X a 1 i J D - - 'Vx-. gr N' ww ' ' A Laurel Duthie Thomas Hayes Sandra Haug Don Robert Johnson Randall Koontz X ,Q x. ,X A Q M xi . 'E at nv. V no .K i' T 6 ,.. ' rv w- ig -K A fr- s 4 Q, A 'R ,Y-TL. V -Ll-1 :Vx A 1 v ,-. v W I 7 xx K' xwr 'R Si - . :f S J 4. ,lf .. .s Q Doris Kuchel James Lutomski Arthur Norman Betty Ogle Jane Ogle 7 .15 x Q - ' 'ass 6- 7 as 1' ' Q wt if ' A as - -N 4 ,Ql-,v - '. vi:-:Y my ts' Marian Olson William Paulsen Peter Scarborough Jean Singrey Carl Edward Wilson E. M. Harness Shei Garage Sponsored by: Plumbing Sa Heating 81, Wrecker Service 85 General Repairing Knootz Lake, Ind. U. 22 S. 30 Phone 30 ' Hamlet, Ind. IS' Y .,, Sharon Barnett A' 50 ' we Vx' X ' N N1 Karen Gumbert C., B-J. Marie Kriskosky in f,g1v-,V i Y kkqfvf' Jerry Milstead GRADE THREE I X , 'z 1 I at D- Qc - 1 V ' il- - - ' - 'vt r ' -4 I fx f V V i R, v John Burris Rickey Chalman Cheryl Farnham .1 ' Y - f- W A . ' ., 'Q T' as -sf - - 'Q 4, 4' fi ' , -Q r 'T' 14 ,. su '- X- A ,. , '9 2 mlb t ig ii, Connie Hlavocek David Justice Wanda Johnson 4. :Q rl' On' , ,., ,, U. A.. M , 1 I A . 'Qi' Y ' ff' 'nf' 2- fvi ! . . 5 ,, 2- in . 1 X l Walter Kusener Thomas Lowery Eugene Meadow 'P 1 'V' ' - A 0. . , G 'Nl , 's--- ' V 9 I 'g x , fa Q 4:4 E VN' ' XZ. Glen Neathercutt Norma Pinkley Carol K. Qllebbemfill Sponsored by: Neville Hardware 81 Quality Dairy Hamlet, Indiana Walkerton, Ind, 23 xx Q- Y- .4 ,' .- Y r lm Joan Yount 'Q 6- 'E Carol Ann Gentry RN 'va 42? Kwo- rn --N . 1 x Beverly Keller 12- C.. ,.,. -r'W' 'Nr Carlyn Milner li. . 5 fp-av L Charles Swanson Madgie Allen , V . 1 .- 1 N, Gerald Beem I . if . Q, Q . Ns Us Q Mr., la mes Craig 'Q' qq' sz ,' 1 S Georgia Keller W. I Russell Norman hr' ew Q- ' Q . ,L N. ! , Qt L . in Bill Schultz ana' GRADE TWO ig div 'M , v- ' i' s. ,sax Hs ' l Bi Q 1? lr 0- w f HN 115 ff' ,R ,X Marrianne Byrne M if 'N-,,,f Larry DeYoung ts? N .air ya' fx za 'sb' f Mary Ann King . ,r RE Harold Orda s rw al'- Philip Seger L5 L Mrs. Ward Awald -Vx 2 Sally lo Awald ,?. . Q 1, 2 ,. I xr' 'mi M 0 4' PU' -H ' 6, A f QQ Q: -g yx sr' N W .. r L ft S Darlene Coffin Donald Coldeberg Judy Clark James Cleveland fi' D A L , - - -w w- ' ,Q ,Q gs --64 wx , ' ' ,, .. as Ii ,ff 401 , 9 ' Q rw- sy! p I 1 my W M D .441 A 1 ,m Kin Larry Heck Vaughn Heflick Margo Jack Dixie Jacobs i .i Q Qff -. J ' 'l ?- , D an is .E . 4 V 'A xi' EN, vi N , W -- J is as t 3' 7: ' ' Q 1' s 'lf fx ' ws 3 'QV M It ,fr 4, gy Sandra Kusener Philip Mann Pamela Miller Allen Morgan , QQ, Q, Q mv m V .e Tw WH I, ,, 'gsm' 1 ,. H . ,,- Q 'T' 'L fl lf' 1 , ' ,. 'Ai'-ig 'fm - X , ' Gene Palmer Loren Ray Perkins Joan Quebbeman David Roach if -. ,, ,,, v , ...-. 'ga ,gs f N- L fri s..., . . Linda Stanley Orvie Ward George Singleton James Stallings Walkerton Lumber 8a Coal Co, Sponsored by: l-lolser Company Grain Elevator gn Phone 84, Walkerton, Indiana For Lumber Call Our Number 95 24 N-J GRADES CNE AND TWO 2:50- ,. I . f C9 ku F Mrs. Henry Becker J ,:, V . , T James Deavers Beverly Haley 1-x .-ok 1 b -- ' y Q a ' ' X IM w . J N ' ' lr .,, I' pq If - f: C. ' 4. 4- 4 o N .Y ,Y -, ' ,, W : . ' J: Q I -? l ' SH x Y ' Q. Y Qu gb fx . M gf ,Q xxx ,3 In Larry Justice Eunice Koontz Michael Meltinos Lois Mae Roush Sue Shepherd Judy Slater 'fr X .6 fn ,, '. 4- - J, 3 , J' 6' -14 J 5 vt'-f' 'J 'ff' '-' 1 V. E c 4' ,M ' ff d iwr ' v Ah, ig y X XX, A4 .fgr 1 X ' y' V Carlo Stanton Laura Jo Thornburg Ronald Riffey Judith Ensz Edna Jean Fry Harry Heck P as f -V 'J - - ' -' 1 'Q ' -v 5, I P 3' In- v, L -A- Q 'Q X -g,,6 L' A h rx' Q L J' xv! -C' L. x 5- . L. 4 - ' ' 1 . X' -.- EM 4 ' Harold Heideman Virginia Hinds Kathryn Holstein Dennis Johnson Kenny Klinedinst Grace Lawton U., 'u xl A 1. 't 4- 9 Y 4 v my A' Q Q, , -- , ' 'v ' no -vw i .-- , ,., , ,JA ' . - Mtg. iv af . x Q., 11 9 ', 21.5, E in A . Jean Ann Lenz James Livenick Cynthia Maerman if if ' y . -f - F ' '. I i Pennie Sabel Wilbur Seger Judy Lynn Snyder Larry Bigler QNo Picturej The Ball Company i . A A X- Patricia Meltinos Dennis Morris 'Q ,gin 0' ' - X ar'- h A' L , James Swanson Robert Weiczork Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Sponsored by: A Complete Mens Store 8: Dependabi1ity is our slogan P lymouth, India na 25 Plymouth , ,,,,,, Indiana Avh Claude Ogle 'K 1 'XV . v 5 Ray Womack rfctlt rn , .4 I 1 1 H1 f' i. , s m 1 A x , gf I 1 . : N r ,g if V ,wlbwk , if gf-.:4,iji: . if -,., If V' M r-'flux Y I .qs 'gf-,g 'Nl T4 . 'M 3- . ,Uh . . ' + sl s Qqgg, 1 1 .A -1 i . -- -.vpn-, . -, rn, Q My Q lk. M -1-wap.-4-f ' --- - 2 'fii.2l.L Luii :Aki .2 . 'N I s- X N ttf . ,li o er . -'S .' . 1 Q , ,ski , BW! X-' J' I , , Va A .V sv is vita . . 4 .-4 , .-mt Timothy Awa ld Linda Brown 'E ,GX f1,,,f p b 4 '-X' -S if -gg Q U 517 Q 4 Pamela Lynn Dye Ronald Goze ,fe r ,lily :z ,V 4. 3 A ,NL qv-0, 'I i r , Q ' 3 Q 1 1. Darlene l-Ilavacek George Jacobs 'K 7 xx -,- D 1 , W V, GRADE 0NE eff J -a. Gary Camp -os Wm I gtg .,'fTxfW . I Randall Harness a 1 6 V f ' '19 9' ,J 5 -,Z tx A t V C' N' Evelyn Kuchel -. I.. P 1 . ,M if - ,. rr 'V fv- gk X Q, ifi Hfif5f- A' V , f . '. - bl-, 5557 Darrel Pratt Marc Rankin Dale Rosander . ff' ' A1 -as 1 ,.pa ,v- f. 'A A 'gy' . Y' N K '- .Z x , all ai V 'Hx Jacob Wagflef Johnny Wallace Don Ward Sponsored by: -J -1 -' --1 41 Jerry Deavers ns sr 5- NJ xx X Charles Haug sight' .35 Ronald Martin li? .rt 4, 1- Robert Roush 1 ' 1 11's gf '. .K . -frm ' I .ffffgv - Janice White Farmers Bank 8a Trust Co, Rudolph L. Stark, Cashier Phone 49 Knox, Indiana 1 . N i x .. V sy A, .. fl-J Q 4 Q 2 J Bonnie Dipert .' g -o wa, ' J , . .f Samuel Hewitt ao ' NVQQ l ws xt. ei Carolyn Murray ct? C we ,V -V517 ' ' X, f' tl Raymond Schrader ' ' vb- fs'-ff IPX George Wright fi .. K' Patricia Dipert t ' , XQQ4 ' V. K, ,F Charles Hill 2 J Qx V in Judy Muska 1 I N, K T , Richard Ulrich P .iam Q I a Z if N . id ' 'J ,- Na Bertha Young Insurance Department Almo Smith, Manager Phone 24 Knox, Ind. 'K HEALTH PROGRAM K , jj 7, Snellen Eye Chart Test Height and Weight Checkup Dental checkup TB Patch LCSI and X-Ray Hearing test Pre-school Round -up x Mrs. William Sabel, school nurse, with patient Our Clinic is direcred by Leona Sable, R. N.,and sponsored by the P,T A. Its function is first aid to school accidents, and prevention and con- trol of communicable disease and epidemics. This year a new bed, mat- tresses, medicine cabinet, linoleum, and drapes were purchased by the P,T,A, to add to the comfort and efficiency of the room. Medical supplies are furnished by the Oregon Township Home Ec Club. Each clinic assistant has a Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate received under the supervision of Lula Seger, Red Cross Home Nursing in- structor. They take turns in caring for the clinic at the noon hour. CLINIC ASSISTANTS C fFront L. to RJ Nancy Hickman Shirley Schultz June Weller QBack L. to RJ Dian Harness Wanetta Jones fNot Shownj N ,K Norine Lehiy ' 'y Billie Powell 1 Ethel Summerlott S- ? r 6 lx -t , y X 4. ,J SCHOOL LIBRARIANS QStandingj Miss Corbitt Paul Janiszewski Clair Cranmer Virginia Dipert Barbara Hrabal lack Wallace Donald Dipert QSeatedj Dian Harness Lynn Frain Mary Ann Erickson Doris Wisler Sheldon Kieper Students of Grovertown High School take an active part in helping with the work that must be done to have a smoothly functioning organization. On or off the green carpet, the seniors find a home in the office. A distinct halo of dignity surrounds their countenance as they bustle about doing this and that for one teacher or another. Then too, there's work to be done for credit in commerce. And once in a while, as the saying goes, when the cat is away the mice will play. Pictured below are Wanetta Jones, Shirley Schultz, Don Dipert, June Weller, Nancy Hickman, Ethelyn Gressley, Joan Stahlberg, Walter Ketcham. Ethel Summerlott and Billie Powell are not shown. OFFICE PRACTICE f. ,g.1,,, new r 'JJ A SENIOR BAND ' . KTOD Row L. to RJ James Slater John Nelson Clair Cranmer Donn Kelver Janet Awald QBottom Rowj Dale Hayes Jack Rcibe Glenn Robinson Mrs. James Lile OUR BAND is small, but we are growing. By practicing hard the members of the Jr. Band merit membership in the Sr. Band. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Lile, the band gave several concerts and played for various school functions. Our band works in close harmony with the Hamlet Band and together form a fine musical organization. JUNIOR BAND J fTopRow L.toR.J YU- Mrs. Lile .. 1 Y Y David Ordas ' ' ' i-,..e-fi Harold Bierly Ronnie Hancock fMidd1e Rowj Phillip Johnson Ronald Wieczork Richard Koontz Ray Hancock Carol Lynn Hlavacek Karen Ulrich QBottom Rowj Phyllis Earp Mary Craig Jerry Hancock Donna Earp Mary Ann Jackson si' 'ff G.A.A. AT GROVERTOWN The girls of the Grovertown High School have enjoyed the privilege of belonging to the Girls Athletic Association. This Indiana organization has a membership of nearly one hundred schools. In this organization social activities and an athletic program which is set by the state GAA are followed. Games with other schools are planned, friendships with girls of other schools are begun, and all of the worthwhile benefits of activity engaging in play activities are felt. Leadership qualities are developed as girls lead or direct their groups in organized play. Many of the members are also having the added leadership training of direct- ing the smaller children in play. The sponsor of our GAA is Mary Margaret Corbitt. The officers of the 1952-53 school year are: President -- Carolyn Abel, Vice President -- Norine Lehiy, Secretary -- Deanna Janovic, Treasurer -- Donnell Chiaro, Secretary of points -- Ruby Allen. Girls now in school who have earned their school letters are: Carolyn Abel, Mary Ann Erickson, Marie Morrey, and Doris Wisler. 0551 s 'E UGQ Bottom Row: Rosalie Ordas, Barbara Hrabal, Norine Lehiy, Carolyn Abel, Deanna Ianovic, Ruby Allen, Donell Chiaro, Bernice Brune, Alice Whitesell, Yvonne Beem, Miss Corbitt.. Middle Row: Doris Wisler, Elaine Siroky Loretta Lerch, Sylvia Meltinos, Carol Kessler, Marie Morrey, Betty Hickman, Carol Amor, Anna Meadows, Lou Ann Bennett, Mary Ann Erickson, Top Row: Erma Whitaker, Normale Stanton, Judy Harness, Adeline Menczynski Helen Olds, Elsa Peterson, Helenlou Sloan, Sylvia Paulsen, Jo Ann Ogle, Alice Turpel. 30 OUR NEW MUSIC DEPARTMENT under the dir- ection of Mrs. Reid started with thirty girls forming a chorus. Piano lessons are being given to some students who have never had a music ll lesson. All the pupils of the grades enjoy their vocal music and were proud to show their talent at the Christmas pro- gram, assisted, of course, by the chorus. In April we had a real Music Festival and concluded the year with an impressive Baccalaureate ser- vice. on G0 G Gao Bottom Row, L. to R: Elaine Siroky, Barbara Hrabal, Mary Kay Newell, Bernice Brune, Alice Whitesell, Rosalie Ordas, Second Row: Doris Wisler, Anna Meadows, Ruby Allen, Marie Morrey, Deanna Janovic, Donell Chiaro, Mary Ann Erickson, Mrs, Rosalie Reid, Third Row: Betty Hickman, Normale Stanton, Shirley Schultz, Nancy Hick- man, Loretta Lerch, Lou Ann Bennett, Erma Whitaker, Eva Riffey, Top Row: Norine Lehiy, Carolyn Abel, Judy Harness, Wanetta Jones, Helenlou Sloan, Lois Ann Cranmer, Helen Olds, Carol Amor, Sylvia Meltinos, 31 ,nm Donnell Chiaro, Ruby Allen, Marie Morrey, Deanna Janovic HIGH SCHOOL YELL LEADERS SPONSOR -- Mrs, Clarence Reid, JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS Dana Anderson, Janice Carmean, Helen Cook, Judy Millice I...-fa 1..,..,,,... W 32 Q ---Y - ,,.,-.i..,.,-..-. .,. , ,-.a V T-TEA ,, Eff .liipi-is ,Q . V-,. -Q' Q ' ' A-5 ' 'E' A www f- f-'- 'A1 w ' 4,: XA L4,LI. 'ZZL L - ,X . ,Q A - i . f 1 1 XX!! ' Y -4 Y'-' - -L-Q , I fr! ' - H- ,- 7 A 9' t -. s 5 50 r H T --V- -'j-,'l:!'I:' -Q22 5 -X 3, t , t -fjjfilf' if . N Q, r '- ' '-+ 'u i 1 ' W . 5 ' 5 . at 1, t ,j - 0 j . I r -:QQ ,X , f :L - ' , 1 ' l ' .D ' ,J gf I XX.f' S' - A V 2 ' 'N 134' 7 X- K J X r N-1- S . - T I ,Y - VARSITY TEAM: First row: Robert Burris, Ted Fellner, Raymond Robinson, Coach B. R. Berkshire. Second row: Warren Allen, Leroy Whitaker, Carl Rosander, Walter Ketchen. Third row: Assistant Manager Roger Paxton, Jerome Howard, Captain Ralph Gillies, Davis Jones, Manager Arthur Borrelli. SECOND TEAM: Coach B. R. Bershire, Ted Fellner, Billy Justice, Sheldon Keiper, Glen Robinson. Second row: Lynn Frain, Daniel Paulsen, Jack Wallace. Third row: Assistant Manager Roger Paxton, Robert Burris, Captain Leroy Whitaker, Davis Jones, Richard Richy, Charles Shcumacher, Manager Arthur Borrelli. X: vi yy If X 9' il t. RAMS v '-7' Xx COOK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Compliments of: KNOX --------------- Indiana 33 ! 01 f, 1941 '1942 1943 1944 1946 '1947 1948 '1949 '1950 1951 '1952 SUMMARY OF PAST SEASONS Won Lost 12 4 14 3 13 6 9 10 9 8 9 8 5 15 10 8 17 2 11 9 14 6 11 9 Pct . 750 824 684 474 529 529 250 556 895 550 700 550 'County tournament included 'Four-way tournament included 4 A Qf' 'r' t b ikgflhl 4, - 1945- . Z 4. I E 5 .1 ' 6 V! ' s i K 'Q 5 ' s 1942-43 Starke County Champions 1949-50 Won four-way tourney at West 1951-52 Won four-way tourney at West Coach D. J. Wahl Carl Kane Gregory Noble Rouch Chester Sullivan D. I. Wahl D. I. Wahl D. J. Wahl B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire Although the Rams had only three returning lettermen this year, they manageo to win more than half of their games. There will be seven re- turning letterrnen for the coming season. ,: 1 1952-'53 Basketball Record 'B 4 WON sf Tyner 47-45 Greene 65-64 K Hamlet 45-33 San Pierre 42-31 Monterey 53-39 west High 50-43 X Tippecanoe 62-55 AT 3-1, J, ' ' South Bend Catholic 57-53 ' ' Tyner 47-46 . , h St. Mary's 57-46 . I E, ,, west High 46-39 4 -- LOST Hanna 50-42 Union Mills 51-46 Mill Creek 66-52 LaPaz 63-60 7 , Tyner 53-46 J' . 4 Hanna 51-48 -ir Walkerton 45-41 'J Hamlet 57-51 North Liberty 51-50 Plymouth 54-47 34 ' ' 'zu L .lt , RAMS BASEBALL RECORD A ' ,Q ' ,J Won Lost 4 , 1 Hamlet 4 0 ,dl- Walkerton 3 6 'n NA Q4 Hanna Z 1 Q Star City 4 l 'A Union Twp. 4 3 1 L, t wgx -r A . X J. A.. I. ..f Lu- l ,, ' E l X al NNN- , -ff Al ll fvmixyli EN Xa! K f Wai 14 First row: Ted Fellner, Lynn Frain, Assistant Manager Roger Paxton, Manager Arthur Borre1li,Jack Wallace, Jan Bussie. Second row: Coach B. R. Berkshire, Daniel Paulsen, Billie Justice, Jack Ulrich, Davis Jones, Sheldon Keiper, Jon German. Third row: Jerome Howard, Warren Allen, Raymond Robinson, Charles Schu- macher, Richard Richey, Leroy Whitaker, Walter Ketcham, Robert Burris. 35 N. .1 .,u , 1 r ' ' ,L N D - ' , V . jg sg. ' KN' IJ., 0,'f.,l., I, ,fp , .', , V ' ' '.1n,.,. A -. . . , n ' 1' ' cl u A INV.. 1 .H M, w ,I K . 1 , ' '- . K L ' vv I I . . , If I ' X 1 1 ' I .. '.: bfi' 'Al '11 .I 'l,. ' ll f 'n 4 . 1 1 w' ' ,. . .ZLQA ffm! . .APA- 'lllfy 1 0'1- I .. I ,. hi. H Xklq- .554 ln. I s J LF' , i Vx NP 4-' Y I , 1 7. '31 ai' 1 1 , v 'B . 1 - ,I .nl- '4 rl I 1 ' .t, - I . l V, A m ' -4' ' fb ' I .n 1 'H 1, My '1 'vu ' N .A 'I 'J Q - 1 'ixq' 1..f' . A4 ,Wy - ' ff 4 a Q, ' ,. , I ,1 -1 gms, .. ,n . ' 1 -il .L -,Q ! ' X .,',:w5'Y'!f,t.d,t.'q?q lg qw ' 'M-I V4 . .' , 'L l,A'.1U,'-.'s,x , S! ' ,'. v 4 +I: .1 muy UA Q ' hh-.Y-t in ll 4 'v':4- 5 11 ..' 5 al .Y 'W-jun ' V 'fl , V ..',A., , .v W 'Y . v ' v ' x' ' w . x 1. Y. ,, 1 . ,-xl V, 11 . IW, ,YI-JN.. H x ,' ', -nh if :V '-' .V ' ' 1 4 'A V V K' 1 4 , X I'v I- ' II' ll 1' k 'I 4 l,, n 1 , ., , V. VA M, .'!v, K n ,. .4 -v YHU1 V rxl I! 1 '. .41 ,'.w',: 1 my 'Y1w. X 4. ' H , A. . 1 I n Wh' . 1 V' -,, 1 ,Mm ,t . fix. 1 . 2, , .1 ,Qu o., ',. W4 5 fu.- rF.fn 1' 'l . My 'C v ' 'X' 1 V , 1 , 1 '54 'r 1 I ',4,' U Wx ,V ,n ' X ul AHB- I x' fa - -w J., A' lr, , ' 1 1 -, '. - lllviznt 'rw ,MH 191 g, :K.' I A A u . 1 . . V 1 as... 5 -4 'dug -,--5 I ,---W -ro A mlllllill.. lm PREPARING FOR A TRIP It is a recognized fact that education in this day and age is not confined to the class room and books alone. To keep pace with the wonders of radio, and television, trips to museums, historic sites and geologically different areas must be incorporated into the curriculum of the school. We are proud of the ability of our school system to provide the best in the line of trips for students. I ' t . t , use 'ff 1 ,,, I AA----.--v. ..-. , n- M V 1 H X . , 4 'X :Trl i gl- KS' 'j,. S 'Ii I - if 155, . f '3 75 if Q far? ,l i R 5243?-rf -- 1 1,-sa. 4 .. 1 ,I ?,w ' ls f ef' ' A Q THE EIGHTH GRADE HISTORICAL TOUR is made to visualize for the student the places, events and surface of this state of ours. Planned for the spring it shows also the march of seasons from South to North and the effect of topography upon the type of farm work being done -- as well as the effect of topo- graphy upon the way of life -- and Indiana has that topography. This years trip is tabulated below, listing: Places .... Monticello . . Battle ground Ft. Quiatenon Bedford . . Spring Mill . Corydon . . Wyandotte . . The overlook Lincoln City Rockport . . Newburg . . . New Harmony Vincennes . . Turkey Run . on Ohio And Home Again . . 36 and why significant Norway darn - - flood control site of final Indian stand in Indiana French fort and ef- fect of city location upon its possible success stone quarry and how nature changed the surface again location vs. success in growth a change in capitol because of a path of westward growth cave -- nature again in a playful mood Evena River chang- es its course an encouragement to everyone --it shows what can be done reconstructed pio- neer village excavated Indian mounds a study in a way of life the crossroads of an early period in Amer. history lots of nature to just enjoy to really enjoy Ed capiw1 Building Washington, D. C. THE SENICR TRIP lll 4 A I5 Til L lil. irri fan' - - To widen the horizon of our students, Miamisburg Mound -- one of the most perfect in the United States. Fort Ancient -- a stronghold of a vanquished people. fIt's just a stop on our route, We eat there, Our bus will stop -- trains don't. We see it. Gallipolis, Ohio -- largest roller type dam in the world. Valley of the Kanawah, West Virginia -- great chemical center. Natural Bridge -- routine lunch-rest stop -- historic. Lynchburg -- the site of origin of lynch law. Appomattox Court House -- the end of that which began at Bull Run. Petersburg, Virginia -- a step in the crumbling of the Confederacy, or the strug- gle for state supremacy. Jamestown, Virginia -- the beginning -- first settlement in U. S. A. Williamsburg -- the center of colonial splendor. Washington, D. C. -- Mt. Vernon, The Capitol, The White House, Arlington Cemetery, Smithsonian Institute, Government Printing Office, Pan American Union, Penn- sylvania Avenue, Washington and Lincoln Memorials -- the heart of the U.S.A. Gettysburg -- high tide in the struggle for state supremacy -- the real beginning of Union. And then -- The Turnpike -- a glimpse of the future in American highways. Natural Bridge, Virginia 'One of the seven natural wonders of the wor1d. An unexpected pleasure--Mr. Merica meets Marcia Squinr, former Grovertown pupil. BEHIND THE SCENES l,.,,b ' '-4, f COOKS Mrs. Erma Paxton, Mrs. Jewyl Pulliam ,,Mac,, J. B' McDonald' CUSTODIAN Behind the scenes these capable people work diligently to keep the pupils well fed, well housed, and safely conveyed to and from school. BUS DRIVERS Top row Richard Beem Wilfred Reinhardt Carl Harness Carl Newberg George Trapp Bottom Row Ora Awald Earl Riffey Dan Dipert Harold Esterline 38 OUR ADMINISTRATION II ll .-V-' Trustee Principal Lester C. Burch Henry B. Seger A. B. 1938 Indiana University, Majors: Latin and English, Minors: Philosophy and Greek, M. S. in Education, 1949, Captain, Air Corps, W, W. II. ine Superintendent of Starke County Schools, Donald C. Peregr ll the duties of establishing school Upon the shoulders of our administration fa .. policies, providing physical facilities, funds, and personnel to operate the school. Especially during this year in which a building program is in pro- l of their time and effort. gress will these men give generous y ADVISORY BOA RD MEMBERS Henry Car son l , Walter Clark, Robert Johnson. ll 1 4 I r 4: I l 'vw .5 ' no A . tai' 39 , ,. . 3 - W, lb l f .. 1 .., I - ww- , 5 -- ., ' ' --,J 31, I I ' I no F' A X , l Ot all the men upon this earth walkenon Lweslock f . The ones who've cause to brag Commission - Sales ff' t W Are Chase 8. Sanborn Every -I-ues. phone 241 They alone have dated every bag. A S uw YW . A. Swanson 8. on x . ,Alf ew fav Q . ,Am ' 41 ,v 'gm 4 I J- sf. . v 2 .I ni I1 I '. I I f' 'H' fi'-. . 1- ,- I Y I v-116 P s .-it ,w If 1. VIR? ,ie rn .ll R. 921 3 ' ' 1 I. bfjgbdt: 4 ga. gm FIG' 1 Walt Clark 8- Sons Dealer in Hoy 8. Straw Custom Boiling Phone l7F4O Walkerton Incl. Lafeber 8. Son The Stare of Quality Walkerton Indiana Good Luck Blueberry Hill Turkey Farm Walkerton, Indiana Compliments of Willie and Son Hamlet Indiana TrCIpp'S Garage , Dian: Why does your Grandmother read the Bible so much? General Auto Repairing Joan: I think that she is crammingfor the Grovertown Indiana lmul S' Gardner Farm Equipment Farmers Stale Bunk of Wyatt Farm Machinery - Parts wolkenon Indiana Walkerton Indiana Lilvan's Gene's Truck Stop Sally Hughes, Manager Good Luck Walkerton Ind. Grocery 8. Service Station Phone 20F40 Walkerton Ind. Compliments of Leroy's Since 1919 H. C. Chaney's Drug Store Registered Pharmacist Phone I I Walkerton Ind. Ralph: Why did you leave your girl's house so early last night? Carl: Well, we were sitting on the sofa talking and all of a sudden she turned out the lights. I guess I can take a hint. , Grovertown Cafe Phone 86Fll Hamlet Ind. 3 'Iff' ' I , ,g brig A V P+ I , I A-9 if I A E A N g I mi I tx. .1 J AKA., ' X' ll v 1 Mu S I it AAQ , if if , xg, P, ' 'I ,, I 1 .sr Mfldem Elefnrlc Ethelyn: Why does Mary's little lamb wag his Rvdw 3- Argplwnce tail behind ham? Serwce Ethel: I don't know. I North Liberty 'nd' Ethelynz Well, where else would he wag it. an , I X' I Q l dePe de 7'NeWS CU- Ward Rittenhouse gig, 'A 2' . Phone 3723 -i Walkerton Indiana PlYm0Ufl1 Ind. I I F rd -ax . vt J. B. williams a sons '-We S - High Quality Meat Products I The Good Clothes Store Wholesale 8- Retail I Phone 36F3O Walkerton, Ind. Plymouth Indmna Every day I learn something new. puritian Cleaners Today I learned a dandy After eating quite a few I found That Ex-lax isn't candy Plymouth Indiana 0ttow's Schlgssefs phone 8356 Plymouth Indiana 5 U.S. 30 Donaldson, Indiana LQ E. V. Defi - The Jeweler Hollywood Inn Qi-1 ' Bulova - Elgin - Hamilton Watches L I 221 N. Mich. sf. Hamlet indiana 'TV Plymouth Ind. 4 f BX4 5 Compliments of 'I Mrs. Bennetts Chicken Diner Luke Result U'S' 30 Knootz Lake Indiana Il Grovertown Indiana ' I C' I' Morris Lumber Co' Ralph: Would you coll for help ifl tried to Dial 2334 kiss you? Lumber Building Wanetta: Do you need any help? Plymouth Indiana f A T, ,, .. QE- 'I 1 I H B a id .,f 1 ' ec .' its - ' Jr la tx miami 4. 5 A. 'f-A Hearts, like doors, will open with ease Mr. 8, Mrs. Harold Hinz ,' ,N To very, very little keysg I ' A ' And don't forget that two of these ,f Are: Thank you, sir, and If you please. Hamlet, Indiana .fu s s I 1 'xi W is fx 8, Q NSI.. George 8. Thelma Grovertown, Indiana Koppenhofer 8. Son Millwork Grovertown, Indiana R 8. B'lI R. L. Laramore USS I Mobilgas Hamlet, Indiana Phone 74 North Liberty, Ind. Bob's Shell Service Hamlet, Indiana Thinking well is wise, planning well is wiser, doing well is wisest. Rest satisfied only with doing well, and leave others to speak of thee as they will. Pythagoras, Greek Philosopher, Harvey Truck Towing Hamlet, Indiana Bud's Shell Service Bud Odle, Owner South Bend 8 Mishawaka Rannels Funeral Home Hamlet, Indiana Knox Furniture Co. Where Quality is Higher than Price Hamlet Mobil Service Washing - Greasing - Motor Tune ups - Broke Service Starke County Democrat Knox, Indiana Phone 62 Hamlet, Indiana I've found a little remedy - - To ease the life we live Hansen Anvlqhon And make each day a happier one: Starke CO. Airport lt is the word forgive, ,Food for Thm, Phone 280i Knox, Ind. ., Q y l' V S - or el r 'L - I, Q- iv I - Q ,zf . - A - . , X, ,Q gn, Q ,. .2 C -, L , , '1 , A - X '., 1 ,,,' 3 .1 ,. 'uf ' f, I ' ' ' m' .n I si . ..jfffe I 'lib ' - it Q P hone 394 Knox, LI CTI :galil Bienke Bros. Success can only be reached D - By climbing a very steep hill. odfie P'Y 'I' Climb mae by uma. AIIIS Chulmefs But never turn back or stand still. Phone 426 Knox, Ind. Braham Jess' Cities Service Guaranteed Service Phone 390 Knox, Indiana The A 8. P Super Market Knox, Indiana H 8. M Implement Company Ford Tractors - Case Farm Machinery Jones Bros. Hatchery Deqfbofn ImPIeme'1fS Phone 203i Laporte, Ind. Phone 365 Knox, India Every person has two educatious-- Compliments one which he receives from others, Qf and one more important, which he gives himself. Gibbon Mr. 8. Mrs. Wilfred Reinhardt Marian's Modes II N. Main St. Knox, Indiana Jack 8. Gerry's Meat Salon - Meats Packed for freezers Phone I6F30 Waikerton, Ind Good AII Buick Sales Indiana Plymouth, Indiana Johnson Ins. Agency 2 N. Pearl Street Phone 193 Knox, Ind. Forsters Jewelry Knox, Indiana If in our hearts we plant small seeds of kindness, And water them with generous thoughts like dew, We soon will have a garden filled with friendliness, And love will come to be our gard'ner, too. Raggedy Ann AA.. lx 'S BOCSTERS Kirkman's Grocery . . . Coles Shell Service ..... Riffey's Repair Service . . R. W. Johnson Insurance . . The Doc ............ Lighthouse Grocery . William B. Byrne . . The Anderson Hotel . Guy's Florist ..... Lucas Barber Shop . . Rainbo Store ....... Shorty's Barber Shop . . Edna Shankland ..... Carl Wozniak .... A Friend ......... Holloway Hardware .... Quigley's D-X Service . . . Motor Rewinding 8: Electric J. E. Waltz Inc ........ 4 Way Truck Stop . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Grovertown . Grovertown . Grovertown . Grovertown . Grovertown . Knootz Lake . Knootz Lake . Knootz Lake Hamlet . . . Hamlet . . Hamlet . . Hamlet . .,I-Iamlet, Hamlet . . Walkerton North Liberty North Liberty North Liberty . . South Bend Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Bob Richards U. S. 30 xxlff 1 A? fn Rv ,ffl-,i - .. -0, 1... 1.1.4, BOCSTERS Merriman's Grocery . . . . . Montgomery Ward gl Co . . . . Binder's Jewels .......... . . . Spindler Supply Co .......... . . . Studio Dress Shop, Zoa V. Walz ...... Gamble Store, Thomas E.. Gordan .... Expert Cleaner 8: Hartung Shoe Repair . Oplinger's Green House ........... Hershberger's .............. . . Dad8rLad's... .. Daveys Jeweler ...... . . Green's Grocery ....... . . Youdbulis Farm Hatchery ..... . . Globe Clothiers ............ . . Walz Appliance Store 81 Gift Shop . . . . The Wunder Store ........... . Green's Rexall ............ Du-Drive-Inn ..... Bob's Hardware ..... Falvey's Dept. Store . . . Klopot Studio ...... The Sugar Bowl . . Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth, Plymouth, Walkerton, Walkerton Walkerton Walkerton, Walkerton Walkerton, Walkerton Walkerton, Walkerton Walkerton, Walkerton . . . Knox . . . Knox Knox Knox . . Knox . . Knox . . Knox The yearbook staff wishies to take this opportunity to thank all of those who helped make our MEMORIES a suc- CCSS. If 45 Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana HIEHIUHIES UF '53 1 K 'f w .B ,A 'Ez i 11' -1 A lmini- .H X, g uqnii 1 ,1a.Ru,,, V lil , ,Q lui, ' .K-I V t I X .' Yiwu ur W ' WKQLELY' ' 11 it ::'u? i 'Q . --sp-. -gint. 9 'N n ' , '- if,-ag Eh 2 ' Y gig. i , . , at N' I . , W 'i 'E ' . 1 111 , -z Q ' A, Groveriown High School Groverfown, Indiana Published by American Yearbook Company WHEN OTHERS AILQ THEY NEVER Ne jf I ,f FAI Lp f I Z FOUR THINGS Four things a man must learn to do If he would make his record true: To think without confusion clearlyg To love his fellow men sincerely, To act from honest motives purelyg To trust in God and Heaven securely Henry Van Dyke STILL WITH US IN SPIRIT Joe Erickson Victim of Cupid's dart, Will com- plete his senior year by correspond- ence. gg 3 D. J. Wahl and Teacher. 46 5952 Schuyler Street, National City, rv fi -R California, Former Principal, Coach . --' z 5 ..:-.s: .Q 'menu I sl ,.l.4 E , I Q , - v I TX rx 0 ,I 4 - ask QW ,I A 5 ,. l .4 ' r x . 4 I v' ' lu E kv.. -K-ia-V nslileetn ChOfUS The Seniors always try to make the Freshmen feel welcome. This year we had sweet little girls and glamour boys as servants for one day. The whole school enjoyed the choral group as they entertained from room to room. At last we served them refreshments and everyone enjoyed the day. Ralph Gillies Vice-Pres. 3,45 Sports Ed. 45 Bas- ketball1,2,3,45Captain45Fire Club 35 Plays 1,3,4. Ioan Stahlberg Assistant Ed. 45 Plays 3,45 Chorus- G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 2,3. Billie Powell AnnualAssistant 45 Play 1,3,4g Cho- rus 1,2,45 G.A.A. 2,3. Ethel Summerlott Adv. Assistant 45 Plays 1,35 Ticket Mgr.45 Chorus 1,2,45 G.A.A, 1,2,3, 4. Rolin Popplewell Adv. Assistant 45 Fire Club 35 Play 4. SENIOR PLAY Walter Ketcham Pres. 1,25 Sec.3,45 Basketball2,3,45 Baseball2,3,45 Fire Club 35 Plays 1, 3.4. Wanetta Jones Assistant Sport Ed. 45 Plays 3,45 Cho- rus 2,45 Pep Club 2.3, Ethelyn Gressley Circulation Mgr. 45 Plays 1,3,45 Chorus-G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2, 3. Shirley Schultz Advertising Manager 45 Plays 1,35 Chorus 1,2,45 Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A, 1,2,4. Donald Dipert Adv. Assistant 45 Stage Properties 1,35 Fire Club 35 'LADY SPITFlRE '- directed by Lula F. Seger. v i SENIOR MOTTO A successful future comes to those who work. 47 Gla mour' Carl Rosander Treasurer 1,45 Basketball2,3,45 Adv. Assistant45Fire Club 35 Plays 1,3,45 June Weller Annual Assistant45 Play 15 Assistant 45Chorus 1,25 Pep Club G.A.A. 1,2, 3. Nancy Hickman Adv. Assistant 45 Plays 35 Pep Club 2,35 Chorus-G.A.A. 1,2,4. Dian Harness Class President 45 Annual Editor 45 Band and Chorus 1,2,35 G.A,A, 1,25 Lib. 2.3.45 Play 1,45 Pep Club 2g Rainbow l,2,3, 4H 1,2,3,45 41-l Grand Champ.-Baking Res. Grand Champ,-Clothing Honor Trips5 Round-Up State Fair School-Jr. Leader, CLASS CONTRIBUTION All the profit from our Senior Dance plus SZO0.00 from our class funds was contributed toward the purchasing the sound system, which will make the gymnasium a better auditorium. Class of '53. SENIOR ALPHABET is for ambitionsg of the Seniors that is. is for Billieg she's quite a whiz. is for Carlg let him have his way. is for Dipertg none better they say. is for Ethel, a nice young miss. is for Failuresg we have none of this. is for Gillies, a swell kid at heartg Also for Gressley, the shorthand shark. is for Harness, a clever young miss. is for intelligenceg the Seniors have this. is for Joang she's quite a gal. is for Ketchamg he's everyones pal. is for Lulag she treats our class swell. is for marvelousg ring Grovertown's bell. is for Nancy, who follows the rule. is for Officeg don't stay out of school. is for Popplewellg a true friend is he. is for quick, and quick we will be. is for rememberance, Seniors one and all. is for Shirley, always on call. is for teachersg they're on the dot. is for usg we're a gay lot. is for varsity that Grovertown's got. is for Weller, a smart little lassg Also for Wanetta, she's tops in our class. is for 'xams, which we hope to pass. is for yearsg just watch how they'll fly. .'. . is the last of the alphabetg Seniors say, Bye 48 J I . 5 - X . 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Ethelyn Gressley Billie Powell Rolin Popplewell Advertising Chm . . . Shirley Schultz Yearbook adviser . . . Lula F. Seger CLASS COLORS--White and Blue CLASS FLOWER--American Red Rose , SCHOOL COLORS--Green and Gold This year our yearbook has been called Memo- ries. The Class of '53 preferred this name to Aries, a Latin word of which few pupils know the meaning. Many alumni will recall that the yearbook was formerly called Memories or Grover Memories. The red cover reminds us of our class flower, while the inside blue and white pages remind us of our class colors. The crest of the class ring appears in gold on the cover. SCHOOL SCNG ONWARD GROVER 3 Onward Grover, Onward Grover Dribble down the floor. Pass the ball around to center, Now's your chance to score. Rah! Rah! Rah! 9 Onward Grover, Onward Grover Fight on for your fame. Fight! fellows, fight, fight, fight, And win this game. 7 W 1u li. 9, Lx. f 5 N.- STAN I DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 53 , wish to dedicate our annual to our friend and teacher, STANLEY B. MERCIA. 3 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL To capture the fulness of school life is not an easy task. The spirit of a school is largely made up of abstract qualities such as diligence, prompt- ness, integrity, respect for authority, loyalty, and cooperation. All of these qualities, and many more, are truly fostered by a fine faculty and exemplified by the students in their everyday school life. After the passing of years has dimmed our memory of the pleasant years spent at Grover- town School -- then shall we turn with sincere appreciation to MEMORIES of '53 which has so admirably preserved for us a record of our school life. Henry B. Seger