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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

:rw T5 Ei: 2:53 xl? :xr 1,1 '-L :S-S Senior Class of IQ54 M X lg DEDXCA 77 ON Dedication To you, Leonard Venckus, a member of the Class of '54 for three and one-half years, we dedicate this volumeg to express our sincere grati- tude for the progress which you have made as a citizen of a new country, as a student of a school with a new language, and as a memg ber of our class. We honor you in your new assignment which you undertook to leave your school and to uphold the principle for which free men must protect their countryg may God bless you in your future efforts. Z Qiy wm FACULTY A ' an J,f,,, MR. WALTER RICHARDS CHARLES KENNEDY' Principal C0aCh Mathematics Industrial Arts Civics .G . X I M5 'ily I . l - ' H1151 . I . Q 'U 1 1 . , ' A .135 . i:.,i F K 9 1' 3 ffw 'W MRS. ETHEL HUNTER Music PL Sl' MISS DARLENE GRIEGER ' 2 MRS. EVA ZEHR MISS WINOGENE STEELE English N' Home Economics Social Studies History Science Commerce Physical Education 'Spanish 5 MISS THERESA JOHNSON MRS. E. REINFURTH MRS. HELEN FRANKLIN First Grade Second and Third Grades Third and Fourth Grades it it-f ,-4-'Qf W. SCOTT VICKERS WILLIAM ANDERSON CHARLES STILL Fifth and Sixth Grades Trustee Seventh and Eighth Grades 5E!V!Zf7f?5 A Muay LOU, Bnonm Ju.cksonisn.......... .... Booster Club .... ,, Cheerleader... Chorus........ .. CI.sssPlny............... ClassP1-esident.............. ... Class Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . G. A. A. .................. .. . G. A. A. President ........ .. G. A. A. Vice-President .... Postscripts ............... .....4 .Z-3-4 l-2-3-4 ..Z-3-4 . 1-3-4 ...Z-3 ..... 4 1-Z-3-4 ......3 .... 4 ...3-4 Z-3' MARYARNDT Jacksonian.....- ..:....... ......4' Band ........... .... I -2-3 Booster Club .... . . . Z-3-4 Chorus ........ . . . Z-3-4 Class Play ...... . . . I-3-4 Class Secretary . . . ....... . 1-3 G. A. A. ........ .... 1 -2-3-4 Postscripts .... ...... 3 -4 Editor ............ ...................... 4 A woman's guess is much more accurate than a man's certainty. StudentCouncil......................... She 'd fight A rattlesnake and give it th two bites. first JOSEPH FRALEY Jaclnonian... ....... Baseball.... 1-Z Basketball . . . . . . .1-Z 3 Cln.ssPlAy........... .... Class Treasurer . . . . . . . . Class Vice-President.............. . I am not in the roll of common men. LESLIE KRAUSE Jacksonian........... Baseball. . . . Basketball . . . ....l-2-3- 2-3- ClassPlay. ...... Nothing can be produced out of nothing. ' A 'x JAMES LONG Jacksonian .... ...... Baseball .... 1-2-3- Basketball ..... . . . 1-2-3- Class Play ....... ..... 1 - Class President ... ... Student Council I always adore what I cannot understand. vu 4 4 4 4 rl X RICHARD KRAUSE Jacksonian . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . . .. Class Play....... Class President . Student Council . . ... Z-3 ...2-3 ... 1-3 Council President . . . . , . , Student Manager . The most I can d 4 4 4 4 o is to appear embarrassed. fi N -v ,Lf . Mig! 4 VALENE MYERS Jacksonianu... .... .. Hirsch High School. . . . . . . 1-2- Booster Club . . . . . Class Play . . . . 3 4 4 4 G. A. A. ....... ....... There is no great of madness. genius without some touch CEC ILIA MAT THYS Jacksonian.......... .. Bookstore Manager . . . . . . . Booster Club ......... . . . Z Class Vice-President . . . . . . Class Play ......... . . . 1 Class Treasurer... Chorus ............ .... Z G.A.A............ ...1-Z G. A. A. President . .. . .. .. G. A. A. Treasurer . . . Postscripts........... Student Council .......... . Council Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. RONALD WAYCO Jacksonian...................... Basebal1..... ....l-Z-3 4 Basketball .......... ....1-2-3 4 Class Play........... ....1-3 Class Vice-President ........ . A witty saying proves nothing. ef' h, if Class. Will J We, the Senior Class of 1954 of the township of Jackson, county of Porter, and state of Indiana, after leaving our port of call to embark on the voyage of life and being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annuling any and all wills made by us heretofore vn- ,.51.-zsigni. 4 ,., ,. .f ' -.VJ 1 i U- , , X. .,1, .A J ,ny . 1241 In xi h '- , I 41 4,1 f x .., 4. , .,. w-wb. ' ' 4: ,gig :sr Rig '- x' -53512, .ni All 9. JI.. - V x'., .- .Qi il' IH' , ..g.1: fly, ,p 4,1 . :' I-tfglzf, . - Q., H '. . -' .1 l. I, Valene Myers, in my unsound state of mind, will to Pudgie Wieland my jokes to be used as she sees fit and proper. I, James John Long, in my clouded state of mind, will to Peggy Marvel my ability never to skip school, and to Dorothy Williams my height. I, Ronald Wayco, in my sleepy state of mind, do hereby will to Leslie Carpenter my ability to get along with Mrs. Zehr, and to Carol Parker my ability to get along with the coach, whoever he may be. I, Mary Arndt, in my backward state of mind, will to Sharon Dust all my given nicknames, and to Frank Berg my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Cecilia Matthys, in my undecided state of mind, will to John Lindstedt my ability to study Spanish, and to Joan Wieland my dark hair. I, Richard Krause, in my dangerous state of mind, will to Grace Neuliep my dancing ability, and to Dennis Barber my salesmanship ability. I, Joseph Edward Eugene Fraley, in my unbalanced state of mind, will to Delores Berg my studious ways, and to John Jones my athletic ability. I, Leslie Krause, in my troubled state of mind, will to Grace Neuliep my bashful manners, and my school spirit to Dennis Barber. I, Mary Lou Brodie, in my fabulous state of mind, will to Peggy Marvel my ability to forget all the cheerleading yells, and to Carol Parker my new car! We, the Senior Class, leave to the Junior Class our scholastic ability and all our fun we had in our Senior year. We, the Senior Class, leave to the Sophomore Class our ability to get along with the teachers, whoever they may be. We, the Senior Class, leave to the Freshman Class all our money that we don't use on our Senior trip. Use it as you see fit. We, the Senior Class, will to the school of Jackson Township all our battered desks, torn books, and our individual personalities to be long remembered by each and everyone. IN WITNESS THEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our fingerprints the 26th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred fifty-four. C las s Pre side nt Class Prophecy We, the Senior Class of 55 , started on our very first trip to Africa. This may seem out of date but, since we had come to know almost every inch of Mars, we wanted to be different. As we took off, Grace, who was piloting our space ship, shifted into first gear and landed. We poured out of the space ship and waited impatiently for the guide to bring up our reserved burros. Soon we spied them coming up the jungle trail. After making a careful study, we saw with amazement our old friend, Leslie Krause. He was the guide. He told us how delighted he was to see us and bade us welcome amongst the braying of the burros. We mounted the burros and gaily started down the trail. Leslie had told us that he would guide us to the Chief of the Pigmy Tribe. Many hours later we wearily rode into the clearing which was filled with Pigmies. Unable to sit, we stood in a circle while the drums rolled. The Chief strode into our circle and said, I just wanta get the facts, ma'am. We did a double-take as we recognized Richard Krause. He told us that he had be- come discouraged in his plan to become president and had come to Africa and, with Les1ie's help, was soon chosen Chief of the Pigmies. We accepted his invitation to dinner. After we had cleaned up a bit, we came out of the huts we 'd been as- signed to and met the chief cook and bottle washer, Mrs. Richard Krause. Be- neath the feathered headdress and paint we found Mary Katrin Arndt. She was so happy to see us and when we asked her how she came to be here, she told us the ' following romantic story. I She had been idly turning the pages of a magazine and come across an article written about Africa. She read about this white Chief of the Pigmies who had everything. The article told how badly he needed help and Mary decided that to help him was the life work she had been looking for. She came to Africa where she found Richard and romance. After a well-cooked dinner we reluctantly said farewell to our old friends, and mounting our burros rode onward into the wilder- ness. D After what seemed an almost endless ride, we spied a building with the words Te Olde Soda Bar painted on a sign above the door. Everybody was enthusiastic over the idea to stop and refresh ourselves. Leslie, with a knowing smile, led us into the small soda bar. We all gasped, for right behind the bar stood a Jackson Senior of 54 , Valene Myers! We excitedly gathered around her, every- body asking a different question. Seeing that she couldn't get a word in crosswise, Dorothy, always logical, suggested that Grace, as head of our expedition, should speak for us. Grace asked her to tell us why and how she came to be in Africa and in the only soda bar in the country. Before she started her story she insisted we meet her family and, calling them out, she introduced each of her thirteen children and then, to our surprise, her husband, Jim Long to us. ' Again confusion reigned, but Valene, taking matters into hand, straightened things out and began her story. When she and Jim were Seniors at Jackson, they had noticed one night after a ball game, how nice it was to have refreshments. It had been their secret for the rest of the year that, as soon as they were able, they would open a soda bar in Africa for the people who were tired and in need of refreshments. Another of their secret ambitions was to defy society and have thirteen children. Now no one can say that they are superstitious! Having been refreshed, we again mounted our burros and now began to really battle the jungle. We had gone just a little way when Leslie stubbornly refused to go any further. He looked frightened and began babbling about a professional head shrinker. Finally Johnnie got him quieted enough that he could tell us what was wrong. Shivers went up and down our spines when we realized what he was saying. There was actually a man who specialized in shrinking heads ffor a pricej, and an enemy of Leslie had already employed him to shrink Leslie's head. A few of the party wanted to turn back, others gave such a convincing argument we con- tinued. Bidding Leslie and his burros good-bye, we began to walk on our way to find OC -YAW , the head shrinker. When we were nearly ready to give up in desperation, a small flop sounded in back of us. Imagine our surprise to find a young, beautiful girl in a leopard fur sunsuit fvery chicj standing behind us. Joan let out a shriek and yelled, lt's Cec! and sure enough it was. She had come to Africa to civilize the natives, but, after seeing the enjoyment they got out of living as they did, she was convert- ed and became a Tarzana. Although this seemed peculiar, we dismissed it as an idiosyncrasy and welcomed her with open arms. She didn't know OC -YAW personally, but she easily directed us to his place of business. With fond fare- wells to Cec, we again began our search for OC-YAW. After getting lost a couple of times, we finally came upon a beautiful castle. At first glance we knew we had arrived at OC -YAW's, for there was a big neon sign proclaiming the fact. As we approached the building, the front door opened and a magnificent butler came out. We told him that we had come to meet OC -YAW and see his collection of heads. The butler led us into the castle and up a flight of stairs to OC -YAW's chamber. We just stared--for there before our eyes sat Ron Wayco! He solemnly rose and offered his hand in welcome. After greetings were exchanged, he unbent a little and became himself. It seems that after graduating from Jackson he traveled to Africa to learn all he could about head shrinking and being the intelligent boy he learned quickly and soon surpassed his teachers. He then established his business, calling hi.mself OC -YAW Qwayco spelled backwardsj, the head shrinker! Anyone's head that you wish to have shrunk just deliver it to OC -YAW and the poor guy is sunk, is his motto. He enthusiastically showed us his prized collection of heads. We politely exclaimed over the well-done work, but each of us admitted afterward a slight fear of Ron. He fed us very well and offered us a bed for the night. Everyone of us hurriedly declined the invitation, but greeted with glee the offer of a zebra for each of us to ride. Ron instructed his butler to provide us with water and packs of food, for we would soon reach a desert. We started off singing the Jackson School Song, for we were all in high spirits After many hours of weary riding, we came to the desert. Ron had given us specific directions of how to get across the desert. With Leslie taking the lead, we followed what we were sure was the right way. By nightfall we weren't quite so sure, in fact we had to admit we were lost. We had just begun to try to figure out where we had gone wrong, when Peggy stared off into the darkness with horror-filled eyes. Everyone naturally turned around to see what was up. A woman, hair flying and clothes in shreds, came to- ward us. It was Mary Lou Brodie. She had heard from the natives that we had started off into the desert and she, knowing we would lose our way, had come to head us to her hotel not far from there. As Mary Lou led the way to her hotel, she told us her story after leaving Jackson. Schroeder had been shipped to Africa, and Sammy followed. She had searched for a long time, trying to find his camp, but with no avail. She had come to the desert and had hit upon the collossal idea of building a hotel for desert way- farers. In this way she supports herself while waiting for Schroeder to happen along and find her and her hotel. The hotel was cool and inviting, and Mary Lou looked quite like her old self after cleaning up. After a good night's sleep we thanked Mary Lou for her hospitality fshe treated us as guests because of old acquaintance, and started our trip back to our space ship. Although we had had an interesting trip, everyone felt quite relieved to reach our awaiting space ship. We had all just become settled when we discovered an extra pair of feet. Looking closer we discovered a stowaway. It was none other than Joe Fraley. He begged us to give him a ride back to America so that he could escape from the Ubangi tribe. Joe, who had been the hero, was now a failure in the natives' eyes. His ever-triumphant Ubangi women's basketball team had met with their first defeat, and now their coach is an outcast. With tears in our eyes, we unanimously invited him to accompany us back to our forever faithful Jackson Township and off we started with the zebras left to the past. In a few minutes we had arrived home, tired but contented. It had been a. happy surprise to meet so many of our old schoolmates, and to explore a country we had studied about, but home surely looked good. MWWJMM WMM ,VW www 5 AW WW QMAGMJM M ,WL 5317 A xfiggxx? Q, Nw A X? I 4 s L I 1 bi -z., 4, UNDEE? LAS5 MEN 1.l....l- BOTTOM ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Zehr, Joan Matthys, Joy Spencer, Carol Hayes, Linda Parker, TOP ROW: Carol Krause. Larry Killingsworth, Clarence Grott, David Christy, Clyde Simms, Frank Linderman. , TOP ROW! MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: . Langer, D. Fennell, C.' Peek, R. Berkoski, R. Nielson, P. White, . Walsworth, Mr, Still. . Dust, B. Hansiord, S, Cristy, J. Williams, E. Peters, E. Parker, C. Rippe Krause, R. Silhavy. . Trowbridge, M. Olson, R. Carpenter, M. Lindstedt, P. Wohlgemuth, . Rippe, I. Baranko, J. Miller, T. Arndt. TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: D. Neilson, R. Matthys, M. Branko, L. Dust, P. Pearson, B. Pearson, K. Fraley, A. Keiffer, D. Johnson, J. Matthys, K. Long, C. Neuliep. Mr. Vickers, T. Walsworth, J. Weltzin, E. Meyer, J. Wayco, J. Davis, R. Trowbridge, B. Webber, F. Linderman, D. Carpenter, M. Barnard, S. Thrall P Franklin. BOTTOM ROW: K. M. Parker, K. Biggs, D. Trowbridge, D. Hansford, P. White, P. Lee Lawncell, Lindstedt, P. Peek, J. Hansford, C. Decker, S. Gebert. Q ln .. K., - l TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: A. Holmgren, J. Parker, R. POPP: I. Rippe, A. Boehm, L. Hansford, L. E L M R. . Hansford, L. Simms. . Baranko, D. Cristy, D. Krause, R. Pearson, J. Arndt, C. Davison, . Wohlgemuth, T. Walsworth, D. Stevenson. rs. Franklin, C. Nielsen, S. Weltzin, S. Berg, R. Hansford, C. Johnson, Reinfurth, B. Wildinson, A. Michael, J, Thrall. - l L .- TOP ROW! MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: H. Popp, D. Barnard, J. Holmgren, R. Carlson, B. Cristy, J. Burrus, D. Weltzin. S, Mueser, S. Dust, L. Lindy, A. Myers, J. Link, S. Hayes, S. Carpenter, S. Link, T. Matthys. Mrs, Reinfurth, A. Hanson, D. Biggs, W. Schmidt, M. Lindy, T. Laurencell K. Kern, E. Krause, J. Rippe, J. Parker. 3 l 1 TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: . Trowbridge, H. Parker, A. Hiland, A. Rippe, R. Barnes. . Lindstedt, J. Wilkinson, A. Lindahl, T. Gebert, K. Popp. Matthys, N. Parker, S. Paolisso, S. Grieger, K. Carpenter, P. Morris, Frank, Miss Johnson. it g Q .YJ :rg- X ' :QV Z, 1 xXx i XM 1477171 57765 ?5v 5 '13 , Q, wgiiizzfluf. XL '-gpuz .4 L ' has ' ' ,' QQHYVQ, ' . '- iS?, ., .L , ,V 9 y E f sew L Sag.. 1 H, 4 ff 1m , ' 54 U, A r , ,fjggkgvgg .,',, W5 ff J, .. , yg fn I -, Zggw., iw ,iz l5'f 1 'I mir ' :Nw A ff: A , iw: , A ,X V, 5 , nf ,-K , X, f- , ,gf--,fr 'xx :vf : In 5, ' :gf ' gig' W fi 4, Q Q sf 51? K 4 f Q1 Lf? M Qi? ' 1651 X Xe: ' Q4 -,Q 1 'fi Q i gr in Q ' - J f 7 I 'X Kaz: ' X9 ' -wg ., A A A 5 iq ,, , ,J WD w 35' , L 1-1'-sr, x ' '7'f'5T J ' 9 . K 555.5 WR 504 'E' ' qw 1, 'l? .T' Basketball A TEAM: Coach, Mr. Kennedy, Frank Berg, Leslie Carpenter, Ron Wayco, Leslie Krause, Joe Fraley, Jim Long, Richard Krause. B TEAM: Top Row: Coach, Mr. Kennedy, Larry Kil1ingsworth,,John Lindstedt, Clyde Simms, Larry Trowbridge. Bottom Row: John Jones, David Cristy, Dennis Barber, Eugene Carpenter, Carol Parker. Cheerleaders Dorothy Williams, Peggy Marvel, Mary Lou Brodie. CHEERLEADERS: Dorothy Williams, Mary Lou Brodie, Peggy Marvel. TOP ROW: J. Williams, M. Olson, R. Carpenter, M. Trowbridge, J. Miller, T. Arndt, P. Wohlgemuth, I. Baranko, L. Rippe. MIDDLE ROW: Sponsor, Miss Grieger, J. Matthys, G. Neuliep, D. Holmgren, G. Spencer, V. Myers, C. Krause, M. Lindstedt, L. Dust, S. Christy. BOTTOM ROW: C. Hayes, B. Krause, L. Parker, M. Arndt, S. Dust, J. Wieland, J. Spencer B. Hansford, C. Matthys. Nagy Q If K 5 Qf K 9 WX NR A ' X Mb, E V lx ACTXVXTXES FW JACKSONIAN STAFF: Seated: Miss Steele, Sponsor. Standing: Left to Right: Leslie Krause, Valene Myers, Mary Arndt, editor: Richard Krause, Ron Wayco, Joe Fraley, Cecilia Matthys, Mary Lou Brodie, Jim Long. STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated: Standing: Left to Right: Bob Popp, Delores Holmgren, Sharon Dust, Dennis Barber, Richard Krause, Clarence Grott, Cecilia Matthys, Carol Krause. Mr. Richards, Sponsor, Q FRESHMEN: SOPHOMORES: JUNIORS: SENIORS: CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: David Cristy, Treasurer, Clarence Grott, President: Jack Hayes, Secretary, Clyde Simms, Vice-President. Second Row: Barbara Krause, Secretary-Treasurer: Gay Spencer, President. Third Row: Leslie Carpenter, Vice-President: John Lindstedt, Secretaryg Grace Neuliep, President: Frank Berg, Treasurer. Bottom Row: Richard Krause, President: Cecilia Matthys, Vice-Presidentg Mary Lou Brodie, Secretary-Treasurer. TQ TOP ROW: Joan Matthys, Valene Myers, Grace Neuliep, Pt. Recorder: Gay Spencer, Joan Wieland, Sharon Dust, Treasurer: Mary Lou Brodie, Vice-President: Mary Arndt Peggy Marvel. BOTTOM ROW: Sponsor, Miss Grieger, Barbara Krause, Carol Krause, Linda Parker, Carol Hayes, Joy Spencer, Dorothy Williams, Secretary: Cecilia Matthys, President. TOP ROW: Linda Parker, Grace Neuliep, Mary Arndt, Peggy Marvel. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Hayes, Carol Krause, Sharon Dust, Cecilia Matthys, Mary Lou Brodie. BOTTOM ROW: Delores Holmgren, Joy Spencer, Valene Myers, Dorothy Williams, Joan Matthys. B U S I N E S S Z8 FOGIOW J A N I PM ,,, A ur' , , F 3 4 A 4 -ZCZOOW WG 0 GD z W7 X in VE? M '49 HUMOR' Idi0t's Delight s . 3 M 12? - ,Nu 9 Q , X f,L:li. + Qyjgq wg f R ,pg su. in Af: 1 5445 iz, WI, y 9. h V 13Q'j? g ,Q Q I JNL s f L I ' Fa t, - . i ,ffl N 5 as fs fe fe ' --as , 3 - X jf ,Q Q , M f kk p g, . .1 Y 1' . . w .,, , g-.EL 4 fp AK ' 'X a ff 1-5 I. i4vaEnf- , w M4 A 'Fl Q ' 011 A,..,,,11 11 JXXA '1'Q, A - iq -viv- -6.-av' H ' Lia .i' 31 , 11 mit .. JM? Num' XA! ye, .39 W2 :div sv-ur ilfw 5' ii -v K' W 1' x , ,,.f , . 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Saidla, Owner Chesterton, Indiana C om pliments Of FAMILY GROCERY Chesterton, Indiana C om plim ents Of LESLIE PRATT STORE Chesterton, Indiana I C 1. t STATE PARK DRUGS I omp lmen S H. Bauer, Registered Pharmacist of Hallmark Greeting Cards BROWNIE 'S DAIRY BAR Phone 2285 105 Broadway ' Chesterton, Indiana R. 81 R. TRUCKING SERVICE Ready-Mix Concrete Excavating - Bulldozing Phone Valparaiso 3-6511 Phone Chesterton 8904 Compliments Of DR. B. MEYEROWITZ Veterinarian Highway 49 Valparaiso, Indiana KRUEGER'S I. G. A. Gr LOCKER PLANT A. R. Krueger Phone 2625 Westville, India na ' I 39 ' Compliments Of BLAKELY BROTHERS BILL ANDERS0N'S Chesterton, Indiana Orchard and Bees CHESTERTON HOME LOAN Lewis Dadant C. W. Johnson I M. Smith and Son A Bee Supplies I I A. D. Piuman I' Johnson and Son H INDIANA CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL COMPANY Lumber - Millwork - Building Material General Contractors 256 South Washington Phone Valparaiso 106 MORGAN CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials Lurnber - Millwork - Plywood - Roofing - Flooring - Insulation Phone 9200 Broadway and Ninth Street Chesterton, Indiana m I m I 3 l i w m m l V ., , Congratulations! ! 'HARDINGSTYLE SHOP We Cater To The School Gir1's Needs! 58 Jefferson Street Valparaiso, Indiana NICKEL'S DRUG STORE 48 Years Drug Store Service Chesterton, Indiana LOWENSTINES Your Neighborly Store For All Home and Family Needs Good Luck To The Class Of '54 Phone 2-0601 Valparaiso, Indiana CARL H. HARVILQ Studebaker Sales and Service Phone 2685 I 421 Broadway Chesterton, Indiana TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP A. L. Montreuil Authorized Westinghouse Dealer Candies By Fannie May Phone Chesterton 9285 303 West Morgan Avenue Chesterton, Indiana Complirnents Of . C. ANDERSON GROCERIES 104 North Calumet Chesterton, Indiana ' CALUMET GARAGE I Ford Sales and Service A Complete Auto Repair Towing Service - Tires - Tubes - Batteries 4 ii T 'Co'1 'Hi-vi Q, Wifi! I A 1 e' 1 r 'Y ' M '- Lgi--nal-rl'-I 1-Col-I-I-13-1I'ff 3 d 'v '2 - . 4. 4 Y.. . 'H-:f:'l'm:. - 8'l-- .. ' an Complete Motor Service Welding Service and Supplies U . S. Tires 8: Auto-Lite Batteries Phone 3-3861 Valparaiso, Indiana I -RD INN Restaurant and Cottages Lawrence and Madge Caprous 6 Phone 4-6304 R . S. 6 and State Road 49 Valparaiso, Indiana ' . I , 1. ,, Eat At HIVIRS. JOHNSON'S CHICKEN DINER Home Cooked Foods We cater To weddings if Parties 1 Mile West U. S. 49 On 6 Good Luck To Class Of '54 C 'om plim ents Of ERICSON'S S TANDARD SERVICE Chesterton, Indiana BEVERLY HILL GROCERY Stanley 8: Lottie Slamkowski, Props M 3 Miles East Of 49 On 6 5 lv. Phone Valparaiso 4-4743 Complirnents Of F RANK'S STANDARD SERVICE Chesterton, Indiana C om plim ents Of THE CHESTERTON TRIBUNE We Would Appreciate Any News Of Jackson Township School Or Folks Any Time W 'L- . 4? A-.'esaf, --. . . -1 -S iiffimnnk J VALPARAISO TIRE MARKET SMITH-NUPPNAU Don, The Goodyear Man Builders Phone Z-9601 if 122 East Lincolnway Valpa rai s o, Indiana , N ' I Building Materials Ready Mixed Concrete Valparaiso, Indiana HI-WAY GRILL Breakfast-Dinners-Short Orders Home Cooking l I ,Next To Ruggles Pontiac I U W K -. 3 -7513 1 - H ' ilgzvikl - 3 .I i ffparwiso, Indiana NOBLE 's TOURIST coURT Rest, Cabins, Sr Filling Station - AH. A. McClellan Phone 4-4759 U. S. 6, 3 Miles East Road 49 Valparaiso, Indiana I 1313 - 4 Valparaiso, Indiana Visit Us Sometime! TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Gifts and General Merchandise Dial 3315 Westville , Indiana Bill Fennell BLUEBIRDSERVICE Texaco Products 5 . U.!'S. 6 and 49 ' Valparaiso, Indiana 0 C om plim ent s m ,J Of DR. HETMAN ' 11 In Valpo It's The. . . 3'-1 NORTHSIDE PHARMACY 9? 712. Calumet Avenue Parking Lot In Back Of Store Phone Z-6651 WESTVILLE LUMBER 8: COAL CO. General Hardware - Skelgas Everything To Build With Phone Z515 Westville, Indiana FLOWER'S I. G. A. SUPER, MARKET Complete Food Service Open Daily 8 A. M. To 8 P. M. Sundays 8 A. M. To 6 P. M. Oppositefair Grounds Valparaiso, Indiana 5-I' I HAYES' FOOD CENTER Compliments 709 Calumet Avenue Groceries - Meats Of Ice Cream - Pop Valparaiso, Indiana STEPHENS AND SONS C ong ratulati ons ! THE OXFORD SHOP Men's Wear Yalpa raiso, Indiana THE SPUDNUT GRILL Serving Breafkfast, Lunches, and Short Orders Daily 6:30 A. M. To 7:30 P. M. Friday To 9:00 - Sunday To 2:00 3 N. Napoleon Stf. - Phone 9-1611 l - I I 1 a, an . ,.,. - A -qn,vw-'-- - ' Aftrgvaf.-...,. ,K X V ! '.'x ,114 STATE BANK OF WESTVILLE Westville, 'Indiana ,, .. 1' YN. ,- ompliments Of It's Always O. L. CUSHMAN'S Nothing But For Carpets, Floor 8: Wall Tile Custofiiiliitchen 'Cabinets Ph one V Phone 5 North A 9 -..- ..., , ..Y-.- -YA rm-N-,, H- .-J , . 'V In 1. e A FIRST 'ETATE BANK SIEVERS The Rexall Store VALPARAISO Drugs Paints Wallpaper AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY C E Braun Phone 2 0861 Jewelers 56 58 South Lafayette Valparaiso, Indiana S TEVE NS ON 'S Diam onds Silve r Watch e s Cornphments Ph0ne 2 9201 NATIQNAL '1 119 Lmcolnway Harry whltet M 5 1- Valparaiso Indiana Congratulations Graduates Compliments FARMERS STATE BANK 'The Frlendly Ban TED WURSTER OF' Of C Ab . k Hr ' , IN W I Federal Deposit CHEVROLET 8: CADILLAC C Corporation 213 - 15 East Lincolnway o, Indiana Valparaiso, Indiana SEARS, ROEBUCK,A92QkQ .w?,o Phone 2-35,1 , ' Valparaiso, Indiana Aa ?M?2?WW 2x g ,gig 2 Q62 Q? , 2 gf M ll Wic5 'Q3vQ Q-if Widywyb 'ii M S , , SKF Q UNHMVJ Q fi? ww W MQ MW 4 3 ' fury M90 M a f A54 N 5 MMM , 1 Q fx mf' ww ,Wallin . W . 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