Jackson Township High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1953 volume:

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Reinfurth ,Second R Third Mrs. Edna Barclay Third-8 Fourth J '5 K Qjhx' gg wi 'E ' sf N iaf 4 ' 'william Anderson ' Trustee Mrs. Elna Vickers . - Charles Still Fifth ac sixth Seventh an Eighth XXX ex A MVN c X -q,,,1,,. , .r., hi ton St. Phone 121 Valparaiso ' Jo's Beauty Salon 153 S. was ng H O 6p.o'1 suuvnaceg 3 vvln A X ,n:,4 - .... 4 U'--.,.'a: 5 Compliments of Pillmarvs Food Store Porter , Indiana 5 JAMIE SIMMS Jacksonian Postscripts , GAA Secretary - Cho rua-----A--------Q , Booster Club-------2,3,L Class Play-- SecreLary---- Secretary----------2 President--- Cheerleader- nShort, yes, a flash.U ELOISE Jacksonian- Postscripts---- ---- 3,Q GAA---- -------- 1,2,3,n Booster Club------2,3 Class Play ---- -------3 Vice President-------2 Vice President------3 Treasurer----------1 Treasurer-- Bookstore Manager--42, 'What would we do withoxt her.n --.-....-..2 ---------.3 '2i3n4 . -------...--A ..--........h 3 1,2,3,4 --------1 but fast as ' SHIRLEY JOHNSON Jacksonian---------L ' Postscripts--------1,h GAA-----------1,2,3,LA GAA Point Recorder----A Booster Club-----2,3,L Class Play----------3 Vice Presidente------1 I President---------2 Treasurer----- ------ 3 NTo see her is to love her, and love her but I forever.n OLSON .g:, Claudon 8 Anderson Real Estat In uragce Valoaraiso .. 5, A' . ,1m pf - .., . f A7 : X ' 1 6 V MARILYN ZIEBELL Jacksonian--------L Pbstscripte------3,h GAA--------1,2,3,h GAA Vice President---A Chorus--------3,L Booster Club--..--2,3,L Class P1ay+---- ----- 3 President ------ -----L Student Council------3 , b 'Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand moreh ANGELINE WHhELER Jacksonian---------A Postqcrinte ----- ---3,h GAA---f------l,2,3,h GAA Treasurer------A Booster Club----2,3,L Class Play--------3,b Cho rue--------------3,A Queen------------3 NThe harder I try the gagder to be, the worser VERNON WALSWORTH Basketball-----l,2,3,L Baseball----------1,2 President---- ------- 1 Student Council---3,h WTO work or not to work, that is the question.W . , V ...gf , ,,,.,A f ' - .,,.,,,, BRUNK'S Thick Malte Hamburgers Paekaged Ice Cream Valparaiso ...f -1 7 IJAEUJEQPZ HrJH.Vf .SFI Valparaiso Hinh School-1 Jackennian- Pestscripts-- --- -Y 4 Booster Club --- . 7 I Class Play Treasurer - Secretary WNothing i imnossible to these wha will try N RCBERT JACKSON Vice President- ----- --A Baseball ---------- ---2 Hwork fascinates me, I can sit down and lwwk at it for hours.n ARLPHME CARPENTER Jacksenian ------ ---- ---A Postscripts- ------- --'LLL W GAA -------------- l,2,3,A Bwvster Club- ------ ?,?,h Class Playw- ------ - 3 Secretaqy ......... NOne never knows what goes on inside a quiet head.n Compllments of Louu' Auto Supply Chesterton lqH! IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIII'IIIIIIIIIII 1 4' 8 1 K, d hay-x s.,-'A 1' ,I A MARILYN Class of '5 3 JAMIE S-nu.. AHENE ' SHIRLEY DARLENE 'ZLOIQT' VERNON Moorefs Standard Service Junction 2 and 149 Valparaiso . Ihr. -In - ,' 1 f . .. I b A . . -' 4 ,....:Q ,.,-rf.: 9 :Hog 4-f' ip 'R ,.,- I I I ll l wp ass Wi e He, the seniors of 1953 of the Township of Jackson, County of Porter, and State ,Miz of Indiana, after leaving our port of call to embark on the voyage of life and H' K being of sound mind and me ory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last i will and testament, hereby revoking and annuling any and all wills made by us here- ofore. i w . as ' i I, Angie Wheeler, will to Arthur Netzel nur studious ways , and my glasses i'i'vl- to Mary Arndt. I , x r fi if I, Arlene Carpenter, will mv ability to get along with Miss Steele to r I Qgg, 'X Leonard Venckus, and my store bought teeth to Ron Wayco. I, Bob Jackson, will my ability to go steady to Shirley Barnes, and my quiet reserved manner at all times especially in class to Leslie , : Krause. I, Darlene Berkoski, will my athletic ability to Cecilia Matthys, A v m 57, v turtles and frogs to Leslie Krause. wp, . I, Marilyn Ziebell, will my cheerleading ability to Mary Lou Brodie, f and my ability to come to school every day to Jim Long. f I, Jamie Simms, will my studious ways to Mary Lou Brodie, and my , height and cheerleading ability to Jim Long. Z .N AL I, Shirley Johnson, will m ability to skip school to Richard Krause, f nl, gf and my height to Joe Fraley. I gf, A, I I5Vernon Walsworth will my Al suped-up drug-out hot-rod jalopy to If . Joe Fraley, and all my inflatable muscles to Arthur Netzel. We the senior girls leave to the junior girls our refined and dignified manner to accomplish things, and our ability to over-rule the boys at- times. , .1 R '99 A Q , se, Skim: . dl-.if .ah We the senior boys leave to the junior boys our bashful ways and M ability to get along with all the teachers. 5 We the senior class leave to the junior class our marred desks, chewed pencils, and beat up lockers. we also leave to the class of Sh, an l amount of 104 as a contribution to the funds for their trip to Burdickl? We the senior class leave to the sophomore class our ability to have ' fun, no matter the time or place. I We the senior class leave to the freshmen class our ability to get My along with all the teachers, get lessons done and get to class on V time, IN WITNESS THEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our finger prints, the 22nd day of May, in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-Three. . ' NM' Xl V bn' , 'Q '-.. , 1 I-'K , .Q 1 -, 1 'VA' - '.. ' Dyke's Funeral Home Phone lOlO Valparaiso 214' H ur b b 'Hy e -: w.xf,,. ,. , '1I :..s.,. ' g,,, -- 10 .v I, Eloise Olson, will my underweight to Mary Arndt, and my love for ,iff -- - ' :annum null After many hours of hot debate on how we should travel, we, the Senior Class of l95L, finally departed from the large school of Jackson Township on our long awaited senior trip C You guessed it, we walked! Q Each of us carried our own supnlies, natlrnlly we gave the food to Miss Steele to carry because she was the strongest ' , I - The first day found us somewhere in the hills of Arkansas This was our first stop and therefore everyone was anxious to eat and sleep a few winks Dry 1, sticks were needed to build a fire, so Leslie volunteered to get some Not long had he been gone when a lwud, hysterical scream pierced the still air, and Leslie came bouniing out of the woods like a startled deer. Madly chasing him was a long-haired abject wearing a leopard outfit. It stopped upon seeing us and another scream issued from its throat. when we regained our senses fend Leslies the object I turned out to be none other than an old friend of ours, Arlene Carpenter. She 1 told us that in those parts she was known as Whature Girl.N She had come down here 1 to Arkansas to get away from civilization and her fellow classmates. They had y teased her about her adoration of Leslie, and she cwuldnft stand it any longer. f To satisfy her we left behind our Fold' classmate, Leslie, and ran away before she 4337 could say more. She seemed happy at last. Q ' , . X nl .x,. 5 Class Prophecy 1 . . 5 i ll .A Q . 3 , J . when we reached the'Gulf Coast our nemt objective was to swim the gulf to Cuba. We piled our belongings on our heads so as not to get them wet, and started swimming. No sooner had we gotten into the water, than a bright yellow head ap- , peered ahead of us. We swam out to it CMiss Steele dog-paddledj and to our sur- X prise and amazement it was the beautiful blondshead of Eloise Olson. She told us that her one and only love had been pearl-diving, and since she took physics in the biology room, her love for turtles, frogs, and other animals overcame her, so in order to be near these creatures she decided to pearl dive. She told us that if her luck was good, each one of us would receive a pearl in her will. With that lovely thought in our water soaked heads, we swam away. Upon our arrival in Cuba we no sooner set foot on dry land than we heard e band which we thought was heralding our arrival. We followed the sound until we Q-U came to the ssurce. There sitting on an enormous throne, bedecked with trickets f of all sorts, was another classmate-Angie Wheeler. When she slwwnsshe motioned for us ts go into a large glass building which stood out from the rest. There we waited until the ceremony was concluded and then Angie entered. Uoon a closer look at her we became flabfergasted. She looked like a wrestler straight from Whainbow Arena.N When we finally got her to sit in a chair that was too small, she told us hww she came to be here. When she rraduated from Jackson, her family took a trip to Key West to see the President who was vacationing there. While H there, a hurricane came up and in the struggle to find shelter she had drifted out to sea on a large wave. Once in the water she had become bloated and her body had stayed that way ever since. Natives in Cuba found her on the beach on th day following the storm. Thinking she was a great spirit they had made her queen. Q We cwnrradulated her and told her we must be on our way, so she gave us one of her l nriv'te sea plrnes, kissed ever onf on the right ear, and waved a fond farewell. Mx Once in the air we headei east toward Africa. Luckily Joe hai remembered to bring his ukelele along, so we all sat around in a circle and began to sing. Our singing and Joe's playing seemed a bit too much for the plane, because as f we flew over the center of Africa the motor kicked out and we headed for the Xl Wt .N p'1 ,N Q ' MV ,..- it ' ,.-, :',..K E ,,, ,,,. , l an u, If - -.- ll , ,,..L-3. impenetrable jungle below would we crash and all be killed? This thought raced through our brains as we plunged toward the earth ' Our landing was not as bad as we anticipated, thanks to che expert manuvering on the part of the pilot As we staggered from the wrecked plane the eerie sound of jungle drums came to us As we stood shaking from our previous experience a flash of steel caught our eve and we found ourselves sur ounded by dark, hungry- looking natives It seemed as though we had jumped from the frving nan into the ' fire. They motioned for us to start walking and seeing as they had long spears in our backs, we obeyed. -nun no-an -v I ,f , X . 1 ' I -. ' as L n I O .. I U - t 1 Q ' t I . . As we neared a clearing we could hear excited voices and the barking of dips, ,l What kind of a welcome would we get? we entered the clearing and at once we were ' ushered into the chief's hut. Once inside we couldn't believe the sight before I our eyes. There, before us, sitting on bleached skulls and in outfits made of leaves, were two white people, nine other than Vernon Walsworth and Marilyn Ziebell. They were delighted to see us and told us how they came to be here. Upon graduation they LZ: were married in secret and ran away to Africa where they had settled down to raise ' a family. When our eyes became accustomed to the dim light we could distinguish the family, Marilyn introduced them to us. Their names were: Prudence, Javelle, Bingo, Merceies, Anesthesia, Popacatapwtal, Glimpy, Jennifer, and Rudolph. Vernon was quite entertaining and had a special dance in our honor and also a feast for us. Octopus meat. After the celenration he gave us a safari and after we thanked them and wished them luck in future years, we took off fast as a herd of turtles. f I Aftermany hours of rough riding in our safari we found ourselves in Egypt. I Shirley became very excited at our being in Egypt because of a pen-pal she was ff writing to who lived here. Im ediately she began to run up and down the pyramids jf looking for her Egyptian. We finally convincei her that he would not be out here in ff the desert, and left for the city of Cairo. . ff fl Everywhere along the streets we saw shops of all kinds. As we passed one I shop Miss Steele decided that she would like to see the inside, so we all enteredlfr the small bird shop. From every corner came the twittering of birds. Emerging 'W - from the back room came a short man with a black beard and mustache. One look at In Miss Steele and the man ran up to her, embraced her, and started rattling awav in M Egyptian. Later inspection proved it to be a graduate of our school, Sir Robert W Jackson, Esq. He led us into his living quarters and we sat down to have Bob erplain to us why he was in Egypt. After he graduated he was drafted into the army and shipped to Africa. There he contacted malaria and could not be shipped , home, so he started a business of his own. He was teaching parrots to talk, and ti other wild birds to whistle. He also said that his birds co'ld crack their . knuckles better than any other birds in the world. No more of this, we thought, and with fond adieu we left Sir Jackson and sailed off into the blue arms of the Mediterranean Sea. X I N l 3 The next day we found ourselves far off course and somewhere in the Atlantic My Ocean. Not equipped with sufficient food to maintain life for a long time we were I greatly excited when a ship was sighted off starboard. As the ship neared, Ron X' informed us that it was a whaling vessel and would probably be foreign. khan the - greetings had been exchanged, and it was understood that we were lost, the Whaler -L1 K - ' xxli . dt 5- I , Q'- .I J. wr, IZ K I Il Qian!! ll agreeded to take us aboard and help us out. We scrambled into a small rowboat and finally made our way to the larger ship. No sooner had we set foot on the deck when the captain came aloft. At first glance we nearly tumbled back into the -sean, because the captain was a girl. It was J lie Sillle Upon recovery fr m our previous shock she led us below and began to relate her liiehhappenings after graduation. Her great uncle died and willed her his business, whaling, so she had taken it over and become very good at it. It so happ ned that she had sailed the seven seas up and down and knew them like the palm of her hand. We expressed our congratulations and asked if she could possibly take us back home. Captain Simms was about to make a command to head back to America when a loud shout was heard on deck. Wh had hit an iceberg! As we scrambled over each other and finally reached the deck, we were greatly excited at the large hole in the starboard side of the massive whaler, so immediatley we jumped into life rafts and slowly drifted away from the sinking vessel. Days passed, and no help had been sighted. Everyone lay srhausted in the rafts, we had no food, not even water, so after a short while our bones began to Show. we couldn'tremlt to cannibalism, bebause no one had any money to toss to see who would be the first to be eaten. One hot, steaming day, a cry went up from the front raft, land had been sighted at last! Eagerly we paddled with our hands to reach the land. So tired had we become from our escapade that we crawled ashore and lay there till morning. when we finally awoke we were very surprised to find ourselves in a large, straw building Food and drink were placed beside our beds, enough for all. As our strength gradu- ally came back to us we began to walk around. Just as Miss Steele drank the last drop of the fermented coconut milk, a knock was heard on the door, and in walked a Fuller Brush Woman. Eitherthe coconut milk had done its work, or we were dreaming. The saleswoman appeared to be a Jacksonian as we were, Yes, it was none other than Darlene Berkoski. She was very surprised to see us here, and sat down to talk to us. She had taken up selling brushes to natives all over the world, because there was good money in it. She said that therswas room enough for all of us in her helicopter, so we said good-bye to our shipwwrecked friends from the whaler, and, flew away. l 3:3 1 u A few hours later we landed in Chicago, and decided to take in e. movie before I we went back to Indiana. We hopped upon a streetcar, and had Miss Steele pay our r fare, but not before we had caught a glimpse of the conductor. One glimpse was not enough because the conductor was another graduate from Jackson, Shirley John- son, Cnow Mrs. HuberJ. She talked and talked to us about her marriage with Squeak, so it happened that we missed our show. Shirley was very nice to us, and we were r sorry to leave her, but we had no more money and Miss Steele was getting hungry H , again. we said good-bye and left. l Never did the school of Jackson look so good to anyone as it did to us when x we returned from our ever-remembered Senior Trip! lx X JM ff aww Mrs me We X ,wud al J 7 t 777aA44 404 g 1 'CCUWQP imc ras - Al Z 1 I . Q N we I is . .,. , ,, . ,. lfg, r e-1-'1' -'H +-' f., 13 X w 1 Brin yo r rob e a nt eo e Valpo Paint fs: Wallpapef Co. Si Ffanklin 14 W1 X ' r. ,A . . A ...s- ff' , J U C N L I A 0 S' r' R ,S 1 1 ' 4 I I I - fv- '? Top Row: Richard Krause, Leonard Venckus, Ron Wayco, Joe Fraley, Leslie I, Krause. Bottom Row: Mary Lou Brodie, Mary Arndt, Cecilia Matthys, ,' Shirley Barnes, Mrs. Graebner. I I I - ul ,5 1, 4 Q l l N Xxx M' x , E Top Row: Gene Parker, John Jones, Leslie Carpenter, John Lindstedt, ' Frank Berg. Bottom Row: Mrs. Zehr, Joan Wieland, Grace Neuliep, Peggy Marvel, Sharon Dust, Delores Berg. My X V' h Q L -'f ri' lg ',w 1-. . .., V I N . X .I Mgr.. D fm- ' . ' ' s'r1:vENsoN's 'wmmas ' ' 'A - ll9 East Linoolnway Phone 346 V83-P9-T95-50 1- 1. W ' ' ' V 15 t r Dan Long, Larry Trowbridge, Top Row: Richard Harper, Eugene Carpen e , Robert Popp. Bottom Row: Mr. Kennedy, Francis Hensford, Barbara Krause, Delores Holmgren, Judy Ziebell, Gay Spencer, Donald Berg. A ' Q ...L ... A I I 1 I I +4 T I' P k D l Y l r H. H1 L! en .V ,xl c x Top Row: D. Cristy, C. Simms, R. Wycoff, D. yo , . Linderman, C. Peek, D. Fennell, L. Langer, Mr. Still. Middle Row: D. . Wheeler, C. Grott, F. Hansford, R. Carpenter, M. Trowbridge, P. wohlgemuth, Lindstedt J Hayes, R. Berkoski. Bottom Row: B. Hansford, J. Williams, M Olson L Darker, C. M c Krause, J' Marthye, B mccriff, L nest, , Hayes, J, Spencer Congrdbulations Seniors9Fie1d's Dress Shop Q 4 C I 0 O O ig A K . ' I - ,'v,s..,, 'tw 'gt' . ' ,' . Q I A 'u-- . - ,,m ' v f., .f--.Y 4-. - - ' - . S - v:V', -.,. .' '- '- -v a , ,,v, ' ' A I6 .Q-uv I 4 W off R Nalsworth, F. N z ' 43. XI X 5 II 1 I X T it H Top Row: D. Atwood, R. Silhavy, K. Fraley, A. Netzel, J. Matthys, W. Harper, D. Carpenter, P. Pearson, J. McGriff, B. Hayes. Middle Row: Mrs, Pierce, P. Laurencell, J. Miller, P. White, K. Lindstedt, J. Hansford, P. Peek, S. Gebert, T. Arndt, D. Lawson. Bottom Row: B. Pearson, R. I P White J Krause, E. Peters, M. Beranko, G. I 'I Matthys, B. Whitgren, . , . Sattley, R. Davies. A WM' ' I If I I I JI ff. I I I M G I R A -D Il' EII. M Ml mv I IH. an c Hayes L Wohlpemuth, A. Ii? Top Row Mrs Daly, D CF1Sty, J Arn , , Holmgren, M Parker, D Trowbrldge, C Neuliep, K Biggs Mldile Row A Kelfer, J Wavco, T Walsworth, B Webber, C Decker, R Reinfurth D Hansford K Long Bottom Row J Davles, F Linderman, J weltzin L Dust, M ,Barnard, D Nielson, P Meyers Compliments Dr Harry Binzer Optometr1st Valparaiso n' ' 0 0 a 0 o c , 0 I J 0 , Q . '- 2 IX ' I n 0 .Q o . u 1 e o , , . AN. 1 U 4 1 Q o Q , AIX! l o 0 0 Q ',-.,- ' ' ' . we. I. V. 1 .- ' ' ' . h a 'La - . I Y -A f Y- 4 Y- 4 - -'-I ' s 1 . ' - I ,L ' .,, , n,'- - 1 , . 1, lrfs ' '- 4 ..--T U, .A . R 4 Top Row: Mrs. Reinfurth, T. Matthys, C. Wycoff, B. McGrii'f, C. Davison, T. Walsworbh, H. Wittgren, A. Wohglemuth, L. Hansford, R. Weltzin. Middle Row: J. Parker, J. Thrall, E. Baranko, S. Weltzin, A. Pease, R. Pearson, R. Popp, A. Michael, R. Hansford, D. Krause. Bottom Row: L. Simms, A. Boehm, L. Hansford, E. Krause, S. Dust, J. Silhavy, C. Nielsen, D. Biggs. G . ,R F 1 R A S iD E T Top Row Miss Jo'-Anson, J Llnk, S Carpenter, J Parker, J Burrus, M Hetman, D Barnard, H Popp, J Holmgren Middle Row L Lindy, A Hanson, M Lindy, E Schmidt, K Kern, T Lam-encell, G Applegate, R Carlson Bottom Row if -Jardlne, S Hayes, B Crlstv, L Potberbowski, R Van Den Bosch, L Stoller Inmarvs Recroa Lon 'dowllnf At Its Best Valoaraiso I -. : A I I 0 L 0 O O Il o o u o : 0 o 0 U U C Q . . 3 Jo ' U U . f U O C 1 xx 'uw . ,. -I , , 1, tx . - V L. :' el R .Q . 'V -I 'A ltr.. .nf ' - 'cf L ' ef' - . ..- , ,, .-f' K' ,, 1 , h. ,. , - ...,-1. ,r,'r, a '- - 18 R l D Sf MEAGIVRS DRUG STORE f i- ' X 2 I Wx 1 I r. sk .. 7. t f., ' f En Your Prescrip 'o WP 4 to e W:mgrjffA-gene' 19 X I 'H'----uv... -naillhihllllilsll 1 , 'I -f N if , ff BASKETBALL P .A s J- , 11.1 ' - - ri. , 4-' . ' - .7 F. . - 4 ' , g,- --Qu. ' 1 U Z0 id a x SLNW Swarto nThere's Always Fun uts Cent r E Chestnut Phor Z1 12 SO FRANK'S MARATHON SERVI E Corner Calumet 8: I di a Phone 925 Chesterton , ..,v . ,. ., ... 4 ZZ ,Sv L., 5 Compliments Briscoe lnlectr-ic 'I ii 23 lin dam ..,,, 2 fx w J N Compliments of N'1dred Lane Ladies Shoppe ..,,, , Z4 Jun- rm ' 1? I? 4-H. JT! lr 9 xv-4 Tx Xcr, Coal, R P ildinv baterials Z5 HJ N Q , 1 T CQ: 5j'C Joseph H. Ameling Co.. Chesterton .J :af 'r ' v A A 4 l'QJ M H. N . --m.. X 3 ia? I eq? ,ffgii , ' X '2:r.,- 1' - F-: ' 245- J- if-' V- 1- K sl '19 Q , ff. , Q my ' Q 'T fd Sivffs 95? , P 1' 42'--'17 s'W'3 Qf:3EX f X:'ee?'1-f....:.: if 'XX mW'4 '5 60125 :. 5.ff:f if J a 1 ,Q - -1E11:-- Fffifz' 1 ' ggigl f, WXIXX. M06 1. 'gag 5- . ' X , 'f ,,: HQ: :'.':: af-- lfiiiifiiiiigg ga 1 nmfi l1'll .43 igi:f:!X I n 1 - E' if 'X' v 12--11 -1 5 I QMW ..,,,,,,.mll ! . .ye lv ii-1 I , , 1 Z. ,g1:??,.. If ---2 41- f. ,. , . -A I4 r Q . 75:3 ,,..,.Lo'u-0 ,A , . . 1 . . , 'J -+. ' - . 'f . V, Ti'-.. 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J' ' H a rvey S I1 u rr YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER HIGHWAYS 2 Sc 30 PHONE 297 FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS VALPARAISO, INDIANA REFRIGERATION FARM MACHINERY - ' Y' GEORGE BROWN LESLIE PRATT Jeweler and Watch Repairman Mens and Young Menls Wear Diamonds 1 Watches - Silver Next to Aron Theatre 205 Broadway 1 Chesterton' , ,.... THE VAIL JEWELRY STORE Fred Moltz. Proprietor Ford Sales and Service Complete Auto Repair i 11 East Lincolnway Phone 48 Valparaiso ,-..--.--i--v ..i..-.......-.....1...-...--'Y Towing Service - Tires - Tubes - Batteries 'PORTER LUMBER 8' COAL co' Lumber - Coal - Millwork - Paint CALUMET GARAGE Building Supplies Lincoln Street Porter -,....,1q-4, ft If l it In fi t l t ,,...- I 'I fl I I v ' 1 ,, lit I . Y i.. .M ,V v, 4 X A l ' ' ,, , ,. , T . l - .. 1 'V ' I ' Co o1i'rzen'g mf 'ff-loazeaiso Ulflcc. Q, e'i '-f- .-r. --:Q ' A A' ' ' 30 X .,...... . n X , , V - --1 .re A E E E R Bring Your Printing Needs To Us Q FRENCH MOTOR CC- I . Cominercizil Job Printing A Specialty 5 Your Ford Dealer for Over 26 Y'earS ,. l':lhflClClll Work - Prompt Service Z i' Phone 3225 Westville I 905 E' Lincolnwlly Phone 1204 THE WESTVILLE INDICATOR SRL Valparaiso W l V Al, . Y 1 i 1 , A i 4 Compliments of f . , BENTON'S HARDWARE 4 P E N N E Y ' S T Il if p Valparaiso A A 70 tvashiiigton Street Phone 5 'U T E E if A Compliments of it Valparaiso, Ind- ERICSON'S STANDARD SERVICE , Y ll P I Chesterton, Ind. 7 Y lil nil: nngr..'.i1nn 1 STATE PARK DRUGS B 8' D SHELL SERVICE Fountain Service - Greeting Cards ,I Porter! Ind' 105 Broadway Phone 2285 :- rl Chesterton i' h I i E E so ' f gif GENERAL CLEANERS i if , C ' . V ll' For Fine Dry Cleaning omphments of - 106 N. Franklin Valparaiso 1-HE CHESTER-I-ON TRIBUNE 7 ' - We would Appreciate any News I . ' of Jackson Twp. School or SWEDISH BAKERY Folks Anytime' i 13 Fmmklm Phone 673' Call Chesterton 2335 . Valparaiso N T il 1 .. I . .- . Q V Q V r. X CO l'?1il lPY,lLS of Cy Ticrlelllps X' F, . i ,, , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V ' I l , . l , t ,, ,f. --ff ' 31 ,4- X ll C 1 Y , , - I .- --, , ,.. 4 - ' .L - SMITH MOTORS I CHESTERTON l Pontiac Sales and Service , RURAL LOAN 8. SAVINGS ASS'N. Goodwill Used Cars I' Phone Chesterton Broadway Pl'lOllQ 2550 TlLDEN'S FEED 8. SUPPLIES ANGEl-0'5 WAFFEL SHOP We Serve to Serve Again Open DHY and Night Phone 5803 Porter 1 1011 East Lincoln -' if-D Ja! L, J' ,, lv' 'vw' CASBON ELECTRIC CO. Everything Electric Compliments of 1123 Lincolnway Phone 85 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS s. i.oAN Vf'lPa alS Va'Pa'alS ' VALPARAISO IMPLEMENT co. 66 Q Washington Phone 1 Massey-Harris Parts and Service Modern Farm Equipment I I I Phone 607-J Valparaiso, In 3122: 1... V H ' , Tw in ,A ,- Tr: KA DR. P. L. vuicovicn, Dentist Bl-ACKHAWK GRILL 211 Broadway Phone 92233 Burger In .X Basket l Chesterton Ind Complete Foiiiitziiii Service ' ' I t'Seven Days A Week' Af ' ' ' Congratulations? HATTIE'S BEAUTY SALON I School Spee1ilS it '55 00 Complete THE OXFORD SHOP Um upl Men's Wear Phone 1088 Valparaiso Ind I e509 .W .2.2 2 l 1 H i 'Q ' ZZC. . l i l 1 ' i ' 'Q' ll 25' lp 'aim I' fi i f gvf ':' V4 l 32. NICKEL S DRUG STORE 'A x' S ' flu sic rton, Ind. R U G G L E S PONTIAC SAI PS AND Sl' RVICF ,. 'Hu' lie .III flori- lioorl Parking Spam- NlI2II'UllI'S1llI'l' ' x 1 3 K ' ' ' . ,. . , , ll .Z I Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK The Dealer that Deals 1300 East Lincolnway Valparaiso Phones 190 - ll9l - 1138 Porter Complete Auto Service Also Body and Fender Repairs Refinishing YOUNGIS Complete Line of New Parts SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Congratulations Class of '52 Chesterton I Compliments of Eat at MRS. JOHNSON'S CHICKEN DINNER 1 BARTEUS HARDWARE Home Cooked Foods , ' , 1 We Cater to Weddings and Parties 1 Mile West U. S. 49 on 6 Good Luck to Class of '52 GetItAt ----- SIEVERS The Rexall Store Drugs - Paints - Wallpaper SEARS, ROEBUCK and COMPANY Phone 1155 Valparaiso Compliments Smedmans I G A I , -5 Q zu-ui V . .,.l t I , '..,.,1 . . , , f--s, -Y .' 1 . 4 1' ..,.:. 33 HAYES FOCD CENTER Betty Prange Cssuals 132 Calumet Road Chesterton, Indiana Ladies Apparel 709 Ualumet Phone 1076 R as Valparaiso Northside Pharmacy Valparaiso V W w, J- ,l -E 1 The Porter Grocery I A. Kirche 103 Sherman L .1 ' Maroon and White are always welcome at the Ben Franklin Store Chesterton Jan's Dress Shop Chesterton Ind. X 'Ll M. Smith 8 Son Dry Good's And General Store 1898-1953 Chesterton if .ill K 4 w ...,- Compliments of TORBhSON Drug Co. Phone A9 on W. Lincolnway Valparaiso, Indiana 'Vic' Nash Jewelers WJewe1ry in its entiretyw NHome of Keepsake Diamonds' 105 So. Calumet Phone 601k Chesterton Ind. Congratulations Graduates FAMMEHS STATE BANK nThe Friendly Bsnku Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Valparaiso, Ind, F i if 3 in A. C ,, vt X odd llfouls FOILGP Tern Q --:,, .' - ., .1 1-- . , 131 ,fra M 'ix I 3 Bill's Meat Market 20 North Franklin The Best in Meats an pun. - Compliments of Westville Well Co. Lumber-Ni INDIANA CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL CC. llwork-Building Material ntractors General Co Valparaiso 106 256 S. washington The Home of ' ti Distinctive Commercial Prin ng Compliments The Herald Press 116 Lincolnway Phone 147 Rengamin F A 3 1 of DI' . Hetlilflfl 61 Valparaiso Cor 111 ments of Lil's Lunch I 35 . ' H u -315 X, 1 Y A 1 . .. . , . , , ..., f A ' s up ' r ,..,, .. -. ., N ,fav ix ' l-- usa , Q . Mc Hone Foods Peoples 112 W. Indiana plumbing Q Supply Company Valparaiso 101A LincolnQay e P W to when You're Down Town-Go-To POWMAN MOTORS hast Lincolnway Valparaiso Vhone 269 THB UPTOWN Servicenter Valparaiso JOHNSTON'S SPORTS A HGBBIES The Finest in Sports Equipment C 11 t 59 Lincolnway omp men S Valparaiso Phone 1069-J of P. Hokanson 8 Son MeahsJVegetab1es-Crocaries NEverything Good to Eatu 300 Franklin Street Le Pellns Porter Millers Market PHILGA3 Porter Hardware For Best Buys in foods FOP Home Heating A Cooking 'e' e water Heating Refrigeration L. 8 M. Boot Shop Tractor And Home of Good Shoes Truck Usage R ad PHOHG 3700 Porter ' 129 south Calumet 0 Chesterton Cowpliments FIRASTO I3 7 Lincoex F,-.--1 , 4 H+ xx K X . .4-0-f 1 r If fl H Wi I k 4...,. v Atv' ' W th Li: .- V H I, ,S V Q ,, A , ,u. , w 1. 1, ,,, ',- ' M L 'Ve . .wa, Y'Lwaraiso 4 .:,, ,U, .. . A '?J, ,-.H. .. ,,, 1 36 N 'T X PORTER COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO INC John Deere Westinghouse X V Y X ll i . fl Maytag Sales Service Phone IIMU Valparaiso I f FIRST STATE BANK VALPARAISO PLUMBING CO. Home Aupliance Center Op 210 E. Lincolnway ' Phone 25 VALPARAISO Valparaiso N .KRUEGER'S I. G. A. R LOCKER Compliments I of PLANT Freeman's I G A A. R. Krueger ' Super Market Phone 2625 and Locker Plant Westville E. Lincolnway Valparaiso mi 3 '-' M. . . . I ... M fu Compliments of Pool Arnold Q Co. 37 X s X Q F M ' s K ' il .ul ' -J .,,. ,..1-.- ll - ' ' MI X CHESTERTON STATE BANK Chesterton Growing with I North Porter County nf X Since 1890 v I I I VALPARAISO FLORAL CO 1 Robert and Ruth Lemster . A For flowers M gifts that are CARL H. HARVIL V distinctive JJ in good taste ff worth the price Studebaker Sales and Service q PHOHS 193 108 Franklin . rf A o on - ' I' 421 Broadway Chesterton :H Muster Motor Sales 'Q Phone 2685 Hudson i Valparaiso A Dr J R F n ' ' ' M32 HCTEL LEMBKE , O t Valparaiso p ometrist A good Caggteria for over . . years Valparaiso Parties and Banquets Phone 350 Compliments of Brown1e's lx l , xk A A r wx B A '-. W In -V 'LII' 'L 0 K X . xv W- . ... .-,L I--Ir -A U' 'V'- l 38 7 - ,- - ' 'ir 3 T 1 I 'PUB .ue in W Phone 9285 303 West Morgan Ave. Lewis Dadnnt Chesterton Bee Supplies u Miller-Jones Shoe Co. Jack F. Burt R Son-Insurance Meyers Dress Shop Bernhart's Central Floral Co. Onowa Flower Shop Salberg's Men's Wear Ebersold Barber Dr. LaCount DDS Camera Shop Evan's Shop Grace Daggett Lee Cole Varsity Grill Compliments of Charles H Smith Men's Clothing Av - 1 S v , .- . v, .., ,,-'K . 1 l I A . 0 r g-r, :' ' A 1 '17 'F'-dun I I X X ,,fJxl' Huge Bc Sons Retail Sc Wholesale Meat Pacners Phone Chesterto 6900 Valparaiso R R 1 -,y.,,.. 5 xt I X ,li 40 X lu ILL 1 4. RJ x . 1. X - :9, ! -' 5' I I , X ,IL X .L it 1 I f jd 1 . W is g'1k',x.,,n 1 A ' ,X L- .mf ,rg-SQA!! '..A-1 M M Off! , Uf Q'J, 6 5, ,n . 1 'I Cv X , KK If ' !7 Aj K fl! M wif M 'T , ,ff X d WY vu J' 1 0 3' v il k ww 'A . I Ag, I , X 4 H fb K E x Syst If! f U fl wx gf I I N A3 4 X gh 1 ,MWJU Q f , . W I W if my Minky SNA, W vs ,A V' 'JXJL I Vf xx If I V K X ijv XmxJPf 41 ' . A ' . 11' , 'Wi :H ,Pagan mf xwlvj 5 gg fwf?-Aw 5 M M, 3455 ? N whalwyfjfgjff QQMRS HWWWY A 23 5 EE .3 5 F: E Ng Exkiffi 3 se 5 S N Q 5553? iw 3? 22 Q 4:9 X-0 M n N Ei XM! . L zzfjk 292 as 2 3 Zfiffflwffr BQ? A E 7Ww Mia? 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