Jefferson Township High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Mexico, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

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We, the members of the Class of 53 and staff of the Jeffersonian, hereby dedicate this annual- to our coach and faithful athletic instructor, Mr. Howard Gaiser. 3 Editor in Chief - - Assistant Editor Dedication - - - Pictures - - Class History - Class Will - - Class Prophecy Sports - Humor - - Activities- - Annual Advis ors Annual Sponsor - - Yearbook Staff 4 - Dick Romine - - Pat Arnold - -Pat Arnold Judy Sipe Dick Romine Pat Arnold Helen Eikenberry Ethel Smith Helen Eikenberry Janice Fishback Ethel Smith - - -Pat Arnold Di ck Romine Marilou Murphy - - Bill Peppers Dick Romine - Marilou Murphy - - -Dick Romine Helen Eikenberry - - - -Mr. Miller Mr. Shambarger - - -Mrs. Romine QRESQFWFEQSWQFE v 'B fm. mia' f X J Q ' fy-:iii 9.31, 3 Y p u .Qi l - my :v5'4'-fwy1f,- A vi ,-f ' ' w .,. .5 .4 lv M y M 6 3 IR., .A 41.1- v 1 1 . J X 1 v 'J I p Q 1 x P ,Z--y . .. Us 'Q ww , Q49 , ,ifa Jigfi 'law Tu Q ,4 ,, HSV. ,, x -T' 4, - ufx'S. 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IILIRSTITELRCB f., , . . . ,1,:u,LQ.,Nv1szu1b sm!-1.1. lfi 41' lfsrfx :'r.QIx' lm1i:1n.x Uma 'xwitx 114,.x:.w, Mmm, K Pm. I -XUDA l7I'5H14.H N1 1:11 iw--SL-'I' Cnllvgg-, 1 l'u1'4iz1w Univcrsity 3.111 sinh' Txuu llvrs Lullvgx- un-1l1shII, Latin, Hwxx 4- ,K -uumxn S. 11 N I 's J X xx. s X' 5 , ...gf zen- -J,-I- - 1: 5 XY XXV ' 1... . :Az-JE' : ' ' N 'W H' ' 2 '.gr-.3'- -Q, irg: f 'Va -, 1 , yxk ' x q g A 1 ' r 1 , 1 91 i N ,- 1, 2 .kg i, LAWRENCE RICHARD ROMINE qoicky President .. .... HELEN LORRAINE EIKENBERRY flkel Glee Club ......... ...l,2,3,4 Queen Candidate. . . . ..... . . .1 President ....... . . . Z, 3 Vice-President . . .... 1, 4 Band ........... . . . 3, 4 Operetta ............ . . . 4 Assistant Librarian . . . , , ,3 Play ........ . ....... . . . 3 Vice-President . . . .... . . . . Basketball .... .... 1 , Z, 3, Softball ..... .... 1 , 2, 3, Volleyball . . . .... . . .4 Play ....... .... Chorus Operetta .... .,.. CLASS MOTTO Sunrise not Sunset CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver PAT RICIA GAIL ARNOLD QPatl Glee Club... .. .. 1,2 Cheerleader . . . . 1 Play ......... . . . 3 Secretary ...... . . . 4 Queen Candidate . . ..... . 4 Librarian ...... . . . 1, 2, 3 ll WILLIAM LEROY PEPPERS fBilll Basketball ..... .. .... l,Z,3,-4 Softball . . Chorus . . Qpervtta . Volleyball Play .... JULIA ANN 511113 Uudyl Play JANICE KATHLEEN FISHBACK Uanl 1,23 Glee Club ......... . . , Queen Candidate . . . . . . . . Play .....,..... . Operetta . . . Glcc Club Vice-Prvs Librarian MARILO U MURPHY lMa.riloul Play . ,..... . . . ... . . Glue Club .. .... l,Z,3,4 Operetta .... ..... fi FHEL PEARL SMITH flithcll ident . . Seen-tary ..... Play ....... 12 Senior Class History It was September, 1949, when the class of 53 first crept cautiously into the assembly and slipped into the first seats available. Our class was different from most classes in that we seemed to be unable to keep our members. We started out with a fairly good- sized class, in fact, there was fifteen of us. Helen Eikenberry, Janice Fishback, Marilou Murphy, Ethel Smith, Mavis Harrison, Janice lmhoof, Jim Myers, Marie Hillman, Phyllis Cassidy, Dana Rozell, Neil Krisher, Pat Arnold, Bill Peppers, Dick Romine, and Marvin Winningham. Two people left during our first year of high school life--Marie Hillman and Marvin Winningham. That left us keeping thirteen members. During the first semester we had a class party at Janice Irnhoof's home. Our sponsor that year was Cecil Powell, who was a real help to us in getting acquainted with the routine of high school life. We managed to survive both the mental and physical torture of our freshman initiation with no help from the Sophomore class. After initiation, the Sophomores held a weiner roast in.our honor. The second semester, we enjoyed a chili supper at Helen Eikenberry's home and went to a movie, Dancing in the Dark . Through some strange and mysterious twist of fate, we managed to pass our exams and became fully pledged Sophomores. Phyllis Cassidy, Janice Imhoof, Jim Myers, Mavis Harrison and Neil Krisher left our midst during our Sophomore year, but we gained Judy Sipe. By this time some of our greenness had worn off and we looked upon our upper classmen as friends instead of foes The first big evenhwas a skating party held at Rock Lake Rollercade. Our sponsor for the Sophomore year,was Mr. Gaiser. We also had another theater party, and saw Halls of Montezuma at Peru. We decided on our class rings during the second semester of our Sophomore year and on the last day all were promoted, with high honors, to the Junior class. For all classes the Junior year proves 'to be the most exciting. Selling at concessions for the ball games, popping corn, experiencing the great thrill of being in our first play, and receiving our class rings and sweaters, all were crowded together into one short year. For us, the class of 53 , the Junior year was even more exciting because we also took our Senior trip that year. We accompanied the Seniors to Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Gaiser went with us as chaperons and everyone had a very wonderful time. Miss Fisher, who was our class sponsor, was also the director of our play, Who's Batty Now? . At the end of the year, after much planning, we gave a reception for the Senior class at the Honeywell Memorial in Wabash. We were served an excellent meal and the evening was greatly enjoyed by everyone. Dana Rozell did not come back for the Senior year, seems as though she preferred Ronnie Fishback's company to ours. We gained two new students at the beginning of the year--Delores Kellems and Jim Winters--but they both left shortly after the beginning of the school term. Our Senior year was somewhat different from the previous years, for we decided not to give a Senior Play. 13 However, our Halloween Carnival was a huge success. The queen was Patsy Raber, a Junior, whose attendants were Pat Arnold, Senior, Judy Benedict, Sophomore: and Marilyn Fouts, Freshman. By this time our class has dwindled to eight members. I belive it is one of the smallest graduating classes Mexico has had for quite a few years, but I am certain that it is the best. Last Will and Testament of the Class of 53'! We, the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby establish and declare this to be our last will and testament in connection with the Jefferson Township High School of Mexico, Indiana. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath our seats on the right side of the assembly to the oncoming Senior Class in hopes that they will fill them as honorably as we did. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath all our old grade cards to Mr. Shambarger, as we know he is proud of them. To Miss Fisher, we will our extreme quietness in the seventh period assembly and hope that she will have many more like them. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath our ability to know every thing about gover- nment td Mr. Miller. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath our well-beaten path to the educational sec- tion of the library to Mrs. Romine. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath our beautiful singing voices and Orderliness in chorus to Mr. Hershberger. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath our athletic sons for the future all-star team of Mexico to Mr. Gaiser. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath our ability to stay out of school and write thousand-word themes to anyone who is daring enough, I, Dick Romine, will and bequeath my bashfulness around girls to Jim Snyder. I, Judy Sipe, will and bequeath my ability to get along with Dick Kline to Dottie Kline. I, Janice Fishback, will and bequeath my good eyesight to Bette Winn ingham. I, Marilou Murphy, will and bequeath my easy-to-curl hair to Shirley Martin. I, Bill Peppers, will and bequeath my slow and careful driving to Bob Allman. I, Helen Eikenberry, will and bequeath my height to Patsy Raber. I, Ethel Smith, will and bequeath my love for black cats to Janet Benedict. 14 I, Pat Arnold, will and bequeath my ability to get my bookkeeping lessons finished on time to Bill Miller. I, Marilou Murphy, will and bequeath my ability to fall for boys with curly hair to Alvena Yoder. I I, Janice Fishback, will and bequeath my smartness in Government to Delores Donaldson. I, Bill Peppers, will and bequeath my ability and art of being Mexico High School's greatest Romeo to Enno Schmidt. I, Judy Sipe, will and bequeath my feminine qualities to Ardith Arnold. We, Pat Arnold and Ethel Smith, will and bequeath our love for Ford cars to Jerry Ault. I, Helen Eikenberry, will and bequeath my love for English to Byron Howell. I, Dick Rornine, gladly will my well-beaten path to the office to Jack Holden. I, Marilou Murphy, will and bequeath my operatic voice to Oden McClain to do with as he pleases. I, Bill Peppers, will and bequeath my laziness to Nancy Cunningham. I, Judy Sipe, will and bequeath my ability to be on time to Government class to Margaret Shultz. I, Pat Arnold, will and bequeath my quietness in bookkeeping class to Jim Stockdale. I, Ethel Smith, will and bequeath my Pearl Factory to Hughie Lieby who seems to take such a great interest in pearls. I, Dick Romine, will and bequeath my ability to sleep in Miss Fisher's assemblies to Bud Overfield. ' I, Helen Eikenberry, will and bequeath my one -track mind to Mary Staller. I, Janice Fishback, will and bequeath my shyness around boys to Beatty Howell, l5 Prophe cy Oh, yes, a band of gypsies Were camping on the hill: I lazily wandered over, Searching for a thrill. There before a smouldering fire Sat a merry band, Laughing, singing, gaily talking Of far and traveled lands. To a dark-eyed gypsy maiden, hese very words: know our Senior Class? me, have you heard they have wandered? of their fate. , Gypsy maiden. I spoke t Do you Oh, tell Whither Tell me Tell me I fear 'tis too late. She laughed and gaily said: Oh, you I'1l gladly tell Of your own classmates, And so all is well. Dick Romine is a racer, And he thrills the country-side, When they see him coming, They madly rush inside. Pat Arnold is in the circus And does a trapeze act. Bill Peppers is old and tottering, But drives an old school hack. Helen Eikenberry is on Wall Stre She shuffles in the dough, They say she has the finest home On Fifth Avenue row. Ethel Smith is composing The latest Mamma Blues Judy Sipe has written books On true love of all kinds. Janice Fishback married money, In society she's divine, All the men are at her feet Listening to her line. Marilou Murphy sings in opera And is touring foreign lands. Now I've told you, dear friend, The secrets that I know, So swiftly speed away from me, On your journey, go, To meet your classmates At the end of the rainbow. 16 et, Humor Mr. Miller: Last night our cat swallowed a tea bag. Bill: Good heavens! What did you do? Mr. Miller: We called the doctor: he let the bag out of the cat! 4 Dick: I've been out on a date Pat: With that dirty shirt? Dick: No, with a. girl! Helen: Do you like overpowering men? Marilou: I don't know: I've never overpowered one! Janice: My uncle went into a lion's cage without arsms. Judy: What happened? Janice: He came out without legs! Bill: I sure got a kick out of kissing her. Ethel: That so? Bill: Yeah, her father caught me! We hear tell of a skunk who went to church one Sunday morning The church was crowded, but he brought his own pew. Then he said, Let us spray. Pete: I've just taken the first step toward getting a. divorce. Repeat: That so? What did you do? Pete: I got married! . Helen: We've got a cow that gives eight quarts of milk everyday. Ethel: Is that the truth? Helen: That's no bull!! Pat: Should my dog have a family tree? Judy: Woul.dn't any tree do? 17 A X -.mv .:f mi. ' .AQ I A ' 'P QNU ERGRP-UU in N I . '.-: ' 'I . 1- ,.-- :-: ES .1 X -5:4 ..-. ,'l X - 4 M, ff' .Y 1 K f Q-w.z:fx5 1:-iw RU W RU KN RO W RK 1 W UNE: Patsy liltbcr, Nancy Clunninglmm, Doris Klinv, 1XlX'l'TL1 Yurivr, Miirgzlrct Shultz, Bvttn- Winiiinglxaui. l'WO: Armlitli Arnold, Sliirlvy Martin, Dm-lorvs lJUllZ1lilSi71'1, Pai-.utty Huwi Mary Stallvv, Jlxnvt Pwm-dict. l'lIlil-IIC: llunldy Ovvrliiclnl, .lm-rry Alilt, Oda-n Mcfllain, J.1ulx Hulclvn, Byrn Ilowvll, lliigliiv Lil-lay. VUUR: .lini Snyder, Prob Allnifin, lilnno Svlinwizlt, Bill Milli-V, Jinx Storlirl ill RUW UNE: Sliirlvy Hnrrous, Phyllis Krislivr, Violvt Awlu-r, .T11slyI3i-:inflict .lam-t Allnxan. NNW IWKUQ Slmruii l'urnvi', llvrniilom- Wilson, 5t.u1lvy l'lilQ.--nlxn-1'ry, l'1.ix'lm.ix 1 Millar, .lucly lmslvy, Dick Sniitli. ilk ' .K lllllll C: l,:1nnyC'larla, Frm! CT.1x'p.-:xii-i', Curtis Nutt, .lvrry Slxnlli-r, lhx Sniitli, l.ai'1'y NVKinl-'y. 2.1 NNW ONIC: Peggy Walden, Pmzlrlnara Smith, Connie Sliocmakcr, Ruse Butler, Slii rlcy Winningliziin , KOVV TWU: Clary Arnold, Ch-nw lliulcllvston, Polly Liuby, .lanct Conncr, KlLFt'll Ccmzlon, Anncttv lfloolc, Billy Lcffcl. IQCEVV 'l'lllil-2111: lliclaiv Malott, Donna Martin, B1-vcrly Ovurficlcl, BL-tty 'l'l1a1ri1, Nnrnian Snyder, Carole Wilburn, Laura. Richardson. KONV FOUR: Willis lJlll'1l'1llCli, ,ll-rry Saylor, Pz1ullvlcCaliStor, Nl-lrla Wozivur Marilyn lfouts, Minnie Hr-tzncr, Katrina Schmidt. :QLLVV ROW lil W VV' ill,'lV ONE: ,lou Carroll, Bill Knauff, Cl1PStvr Millr-r, Toni Clark, Toni Brown, Harry Brallmillar, Dick Dvvinc-, Harry Butll-r. TWU: Vlvivn Snyclnrr, C.1rulyn Baker, Alice Sullivan, Klorn-utzi Sutton, l'illgUl'llfJ, Graflt, Vera Awkcr, Jann- liilwnba-rry, lL..x rl livvs. l'llHuIiQ: lil-tty'l'agga1't, Sliirlvy Milla-r, Rosanna Klinv, Lum-Ltzi Snritli, Cgirulyn Snyrim-r, Bonnie: Wire, licl Lusluy. 'TUUKZ Ann lioniinc, Dianna liayxrwnt, Virginia Snyrlc-r, Garry Ki-llvix Dick Awkvr, ,lulin Kline, Joe lvlillvr, Ronnie Byrd. ZZ KUVV MMV ROW lik V xl VL fUli: UNM: Wayno Rauxsvy, Jon Howard, Lconarcl Wm-bb, Eclcliv Orpurt, Brurn lVoavur, lhvlcl Dilts, Billy Bcrlilu-isvr, Don Shultz, Jim Barm-tt. TWO: Virginia l'-gdlil'1', Barbara Kllnv, Donna lh-Wald, Jilin-l lxlussvlumn, Vs-llv.1 Arllains, Susan Millvr, Judy Burruus, Sanrly Krausv. llllili kj: .Toclll-n llmvguwl, Miriam Shmnba1'gn:r, Larry Condon, Jan Martin, liolaml Wilburn, lionnim- Flora., Rvx Lcusc, Larry Ssw-, .Tanvt Fry. John Johnson, Anita ilovor, Sandra. Wray, Kay K4-pnvr, Clmrlvs Klim-, .lorry Hoppvr, l'lZ11 McClain, Rolwrta Ovcrlil-lcl, Judy Corrv 'U 'XV UN.-T: Williluu Lvzxsv, JJIINCS Stroufl, Fvrry Lvmly, I'n-r1'yTrum-ll, K-iil1Sl,m'lul1lw, 'lkwlnly Urpurt, llnnalzl Shun-y, liuln-rt KI'-ll1Sx', Nlwxrd Milll-r. il W INV: liululmy X'u5svlm.1n, Limlq Knnufl, Alan Struufl, fxl.1rs Ill Kllyw, G .9.mnwwNvxx1l1.lx1, .-Xnfh-my Slxullz, C'.lrwl Wzxlll--n, .Ts-yw lflurwe. ll XX lllll .'.'ll .uv Xfllll-V, l.llUI1l.lS .lulmr,uu, Slmrrnl Ux'rrIi1-lwl, 5.111-l l .Vxlrivl-l, 'lun-' Cjswzwvll, Pl1illlpIXl.11'lin, 5ll.ll'UIll,1'lhVl', Mr'-5. -Qvwxllv. Z3 RO W ONIQ: Cy Lev Howell, Charles Cover, Edward Dillrnan, Thomas Lease, Charles Berkheiser, Darrell Brower, John Churvh, Brian I-like-nhc-rry ROW TWO: Lura Orpurt, Karla Shultz, Nancy Barnett, Judith Richardson, llirja Brauneller, Marlyn Overfield, Jean Balsbaugh, Diana Shuey. ROW 'l'llRIQl-f: Jonathan Brown, Penny Shultz, Avis Awkvr, Robert Dilts, Gerald Dillman, Mary Sue Carroll, Lois Berkshire. ROW FOUR: Patricia Devine, Ili-len Baker, Jarncs Johnson, James Fry, Dale Prtitt, Ferry Wilkison, ROW l-'lVlQ: Larry l'ri-xler, Bill Ri-mlel, Pamela Fraser, Floyd Berhheiser, Iilclon Conner, Mike Gordon. ROW ONE: Tvrry Fomson, Glen Conner, Darrell Pratt, Jerry Kline, Robert llillznan, Phillip Miller, Dalv Ranisvy. RU W TWO: l'i1tsyGor1lo11, .lvwr-ll Stroud, Carla Flors, Beverley Brauneller, Cynthia Martin, Pritrivizi Krause, Dean Sparks. ROVV 'I'llRiCl'I: Diane Kcpnwr, Karen Miller, Barbara Adkins, Tony lirgo, Martha Williams, Linnlzi Balsbaugh, Mrs. Carpenter, 24 V O I 4- KW My r . 'K f 0 u ,. lt ' 'nz fp: 27 X 452 , . , , . fff.-.1 , G 1, '. f' , .2-.-5.-.six -gill R rl . W IN -xii? TQ-N f-i ' A,f 7 ' ' ,:- ' V ' fl ' P . A I x !., Q ,L 1 . I . Q ' ' W A ..- Softball Squad ROW ONE: Dick Rominir, Bob Allman, .Tim Snyclor, Jim Storliclalo, Jim Winters. RO W T WO! Norman Snyclcr, Joi- Diirmiiclc, Larry MctKirilvy, Gary Arnold Coach Howard Gaisur, RO W '1'lIlil'IlQ: Orion McClain, Byron Howell, Bill 1Jk'1Jllt'l'5, Ja-fry Ault. lf? SOFTBALL. 52 M O llU'l'l.l'llx 18 4 L11l,lQAlD ll 2 . ,. 1 5 Dlx r,!3fnV1L1,.lg Cll1L.I 1 9 MACY 0 Z lTU1'1.L:IR 12 10 Ll1l,.IAlJ l 12 iJi'lrIlD5V1l.1,l'I 13 11 liizinvs L.ost'3ll l'l1i- llii11Llogs lxzxll 11 siu'i'vssfi1l season in sol'tlJ.11l. Tha' victory aioliman war. vi-ry good, CLJITS1l1L'I'lIlg tliv fact that Mvxicfo flirl not have .1 SllYWll1ll'l' 11-zigxil' All il wif also lost viglil Mayors by grzirliiiitinn. Mnxii 0 finislie-fl thc sviisoii in se-ctoncl plana-, ticrl with Chili. Z7 B Team ROW ONE: Gary Arnold, Gene Huddleston, Jerry Staller, Norman Snyder, Joe Dunnuck. ROW TWO: Curtis Nutt, Dave Smith, Jerry Saylor, Enno Schmidt, Oden McClain, Jerry Ault, Student Manager. A TEAM Dick Rorxiine Senior Bill Peppers Senior Jim Stockdale Junior Jim Snyder Junior Byron Howell Junior Bob Allman Junior Jack Holden Junior Bud Overfield Junior Lanny Clark Sophomore Larry McKinley Sophomore Fred Carpenter Sophomore Mexico Bulldogs have had a poor season. One of the contributing factors to the season's losses was the graduation of eight of last yeax-'s first ten playersg however, injuries and lack of experience has largely determined the past season The Bulldogs should be a winning team in 54 since the underclassmen have gained a great amount of experience through this year's practice and play. Z8 A Team BILL JIM FORWARD BYRON DICK C ENT ER Qflaptainl FORWARD BOB GUARD GUAR D 29 KCC-Captain, .HM JACK BUDDY GUARD GUARD FORWARD HOWARD COACH LANNY F R LCD LARRY FORWARD GUARD FORWARD 30 l ROW ONE: Peggy Walden, Barbara Smith, Rose Butler, Laura Jane Richardson, Carole Wilburn, Karen Condon, Minnie Hetznvr, Marie Roinine, Instructor. ROW TWG: Donna Martin, Shirley Winningham, Polly Lieby, Violet Awker, Janet Conne r Judy Lesley, Phyllis Krisher, Barbara Miller, Judy Benedict. Cheerleaders 31 Shirley llu xi, !5??Q', '?'! s' 19+fx Y Uk :lf.S,,,,Q,m,5,K3w.,., ,vfvnfl nw :ff-f Qunegggva?-W -134-Lqn.,p.A??E1g1g 1'Aux .wflw -wrsrl iw w Y'?'f '1f:.f? x ,Z ff X 4!f X ,4 'C X Vu f if ' I ,Xa nf , M6 21 - -1-gr: ' . Q ' ,i 2 'I' x f 'ff' , ' 1,-N, ,W 'A . f N Q , Y' , 4 , , ROW ONE: Bette Winningham, Phyllis Krisher, Violet Awkc-r, Janet Conner, Judy Benedict, Janet Allman, Mr. I-lershberger, Instructor. ROW TWO: Margaret Shultz, Alvena Yoder, Hermalene Wilson, Ardith Arnold, Beatty Howell, Annette Flook, Connie Shoemaker, Karen Condon, Peggy Walden. ROW THREE: Barbara Curtis, lxiinnie Hetzner, Barbara Miller, Nelda Weaver, Janice Fishback, Helen Eikenberry, Delores Donaldson, Marilou Murphy, Katrina Schmidt, Betty Tharp ROW FOUR: Larry McKinley, Joe Dunnuck, Bill Peppers, Jim Stockdale Jack Holden, Bob Allman, Dick Rornine, Daye Sinith, Paul McCalister, Jerry Ault, Byron Howell, Fred Carpenter, Oden McClain. ROW ONE: Jerry Ault, Tommy Clark, Katrina Schmidt, Jerry Staller, Jim Snyder. ROW TWO: Enno Schirxidt, Lanny Clark, Mary Staller, Violet Awker, ROW THREE: Doris Kline, Polly Lieby, Peggy Walden, Patsy Raber, Betty Taggart, Curtis Nutt. ROW FOUR: Helen Eikenberry, Delores Donaldson, Shirley Burrous, Beatty Howell, Nancy Cunningham. 35 C USTODIAN 'SIGN THE REGISTER LIB RARY COOKS YOUR NAME, PLEASE BUS DRIVERS 36 DISHWASHERS HSTUFFING THE BALLOT BOX T YP ING C LASS MRS. SNUODH AND AUNT GOOGII QURCICN AND ATTENDANTS filth:-I and Patj I IU WAI! 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Food Processing and Storage Complete Line of Groceries - Frozen Foods - Fresh Meats Denver, Indiana Mc GUIRES GROCERY Groceries and Meats Mexico , Indiana I M I 1 Q STOCKDALES SERVICE Tires - Tubes Expert Lubrication Phone 62. Mexico, Indiana Q 1 I 1 BILL MUSIC COMPANY Everything in Music 10 South Broadway Peru, Indianna FAHL'S STANDARD SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Standard Oil Products Phone 20 M Denver, Indiana THE DENVER TRIBUNE Extend Greetings 8: Best Wishes 1953 Graduates Denver, Indiana Compliment s of HOGAN BROTHERS Groceries and Meats Phone 61 DCHVCT, Indiana ilzul J. O. WELLS AND SON Real Estate and Insurance 18 East 3rd Street Peru, Indiana LONG'S GENERAL STORE and LONG'S SNACK ROOM Denver, Indiana C. M. HETZNER JEWELRY STORE Since 1882 Peru, Indiana DRAKE - FLOWERS FUNER L HOME A Funeral Chapel Ambulance Service Phone 5855 Peru, Indiana LAMPERT LUMBER CO. Lumber - Coal - B P S Paint Webster, South Dakota Phone 26 - 27 Herb Hilt - Mgr. WEBSTER CREAMERY CO. Manufacturers of Sunshine Brand Butter Ed E. Schmidt, Manager Webster, South Dakota HERB ROTH Your Friendly Service For Gas For Electricity Skelgas Crosley Electricity Appl. Stoves 8: Water Heaters Refrigerators, Stoves 8: Water Heaters NORTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Serving Your Electrical Needs . 1 A Y . - , X , I 5 A NATIONAL FOOD STORES Quality Groceries 8: Meats For Less Webster, South Dakota Phone 110 50 Years HALBKAT 8: COMPANY Prescription Druggists of Safe, Dependable Drug Service Webster, South Dakota JOHNNY 'S CREAMERY 8: POULTRY S TA TION We Pick Up and Deliver Lily, South Dakota COMPLIMENTS OF TRI -S TA TE PRINTERS 'LLMXK DENVER CAFE Dinners - Short Orders L T Compliments of D UKES HAR D WAR E Sandwiches Denver, Indiana Denver , Indiana MRS. NORA ANDRES Decorative Accessories 15 West Third Street Compliments of STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Bernice Cunningham . Phone 43 Peru, Indiana Peru, Indlana SLIM MINNIS COMPLIMENTS HALL 8: SON OF A FRIEND FRIENDS Peru, Indiana PER U DAILY TRIB UNE For Only Sl. 80 Our 8, 500 Daily Subscribers Make A Market Place of Advertising Miracles JONES HARDWARE What you Want When Needed Peru, Indiana Compliments of H. C. FOUTS Buyer of Poultry and Eggs We dress Poultry Peru, Indiana Y , -3 PERU GRAIN 8: COAL CO. Phone 2832 Grain-Seed-Green Tree Feed- Custom Grinding-Mixing Peru, Indiana Salt COOMLER INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Service Phone 6563 Peru, Indiana RASSNER FURNITURE STORE Quality Furniture Since 1898 Phone 5335 Peru, Indiana THE PICTURE SHOP AND JEWELRY STORE Bible and Church Supplies Peru, Indiana LENT Z ST UDIO and CAMERA SHOP Portraits Camera Supplies Peru, Indiana CARLILE Army Surplus Store Camping Equipment Sportswear Peru , Indiana MURPHY'S PHOTO STUDIO Complete Camera Shop 19 West Third Peru, Indiana BLUE DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service Phone 415 Z Peru, Indiana B EECHER GARAGE Automobile and Tractor Service Day Phone 104 Night Phone 9L Denver, Indiana ROSEMARY'S BEAUTY SALON Rosemary Tohl Phone 83-L Denver, Indiana POLLYS NEWS SHOPPE Magazines at Papers Candy - Tobaccos Phone 9946 P e ru, Indiana FALK'S DRUG STORE Your Drug Store Everything in Drugs and Cosmetics Peru, Indiana GALLAHAN BROTHERS Friendly Service Always Phone 17 Mexico, Indiana OMER HOLMAN Wants you to send the Peru Republican a year at SZ. 50 value. 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