Ladoga High School - Canner Review Yearbook (Ladoga, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1948 volume:

,pf sa' 'ig r J Z I. if I f 'G-w. I. .,. K7 s ilk? 1 W my Y H . . mi - V5 is I' I' ' A V l 1 1 : l HonorS0ciet Founded Here A beautiful and impressive in- duction ceremony for the Ladoga High schoo1's newly elected mem- bers to the Eda Harrison Chapter of the National Honor Society was held in the gymnasium on Wed- nesday, April 7. The induction ceremony was based on the can- dlelight ceremonyg and, although it was' quite formal yet at the same time it was simple and im- pressive as was evidenced by the rapt attention of the student body throughout the ceremony. Preceding the induction cere- mony the Ladoga High school band under the direction of Al- bert Canine played the Van Guard March. This was 'follow- ed by a short talk by Olin Swin- ney, Principal of the Ladoga High school, in which he introduced the members' of the Crawfords- ville National Honor Societyg namely, ' Keith Davidson, Barbara Sims, Collins Wallace, Phil Fran- cis, Emily Bruce, and their spon- sor, Mrs. Mable T. Smith. Keith Davidson served as chair man of the induction' ceremony, and read the names of the newly elected members who came. to the stage and sat in the empty chairs which had been previously placed there for them. The students who were elected to membership in the Ladoga High School National Honor Society were: Mary Etta Ronk, Donald Gravit, Rosemary Terry, Wanda Cloncs, Barbara Tharp, Carl Zimmerman, Betty June Eldridge, Maybeth Todd, Ruthanna, Britts, Paul Clark, Louise Hicks, and Barbara Pace. MLA nl..-:..,.A.... '.....-L-' ..n'l.'.. ville National Honor Society and their sponsor were the luncheon guests of the Ladoga members in the high school cafeteria. Ladoga High school is to be congratulated on being the first county school outside of Craw- fordsville to be granted a chart- er of the National Honor Society. Ordinarily a school must be a member of the North Central As- sociation in order to be granted a charterg however, due to the educational progressiveness of the Ladoga High school during the present school year placed the school in the marginal area and was consequently granted a chap- ter by Paul E. Elicker, Executive Secretary of the National Associa- tion of Secondary-School Princi- pals of the National Education Association. The manner by which the stu- dents of the Ladoga High school were elected to membership' in the National Honor Sodiety can best be 'explained in the follow- ing statements. First, a list of all students in the senior, junior and sophomore classes who had 'a B average was made by the principal. Second, the faculty voted on each student on this list considering the remainder of the three cardinal principles--Chan acter, Leadership and Service. If any student received one or more negative votes on the above three principles, that student was de- clared ineligible for membership. The following points under each principle was considered: Service -- 1 1173115.-N.,-.fu-- J--. .4,.....1-.. SCHOOL BUILDINGS f in K I Fiji- li' A laureateat D eff their ciiafei. Tiiiitne 'F i ladoga Sunday l 'Commencement April 295 26 Seniors to Groduote -Ladoga, April 21 Rev. John 'F. Deal, pastor of the Methodist church, will deliver the bacca- laureate address at the exercises QC! the',Ladoga, high school gradu- hting class Sunday afternoon, April 25, at 2:30 o'clock QCSTJ in the high school gymnasium. . The invocation at the bacca- laureate services will be given by 'Rev. Leland Earls of the chris- L l tian' church, and Rev. 'Paul Miller of the Nazarene church will 'pro- nounce the benediction. . Barbara McKinsey will sing A .Perfect Day, by Bond, while the Girls' Glee club will sing I Shall -Not Pass Again This Way, by Effinger, and Prayer from Han- sel 'and Gretel by Humperdinck- Rieger. ' - 'The Ladoga high school band ,will play the processional and re- Lcessional for the baccalaureate services. ' . ,Twenty-six seniors in the grad- iuatingclass will be awarded di- plomas at the annual- commence- ment to be held in the school gym- nasium Thursday evening, April 29, at 8 o'clock tCSTi. rDr. John J. Haramy, head of the history department at Indiana Central college, will make the com- l ,. It will give the invocation at th mencement . exercises, while Deal will pronounce the benedic ation. ' I . , D sing 'Now' 'Is the Hour, Kaihan-Scott, and the high school band, will play Concord, by Bennett. and Summer ,Evening Srenadef' by Isaac-Lillya, Principal Swinney will present the graduating class to Rosen RQ Gravit, trustee' of Clark township, who will present the diplomas to the seniors.- Q . Following the presentation of diplomas to the graduating sen- iors,'rMr. ' Swinney will present scholastic, citizenship and other awards to outstanding graduates. Members of the graduating class are Alberta Ruth Ashley, Edsel G. Ball, Beverly Joan Britton, Samuel F. Bryan, Marion Clilford Cook, James Davis, James E. Elless, .Bet- ty Lou Everhart, Martha Oneta Gray, Irene French, Donald K. Gravit, Betty Jane Hart, Edward Hart, Martha Lorraine Long, John R. Mahorney, Marilyn L. Mer- chant, Helen Maxine Pace, Rich- ard Pitzer, Chester O. Poynter, John Kenyon Roberts, Mercedes Rodman, Mary Etta Ronk, Vernon Gene Ros's, Barbara Jean Vice, Jerry Alan Zachary and Eugene Zimmerman. - ' -- .. .. in- . A . L - K 1 l gg' ' b ' gg' ' . -ee, 1 A ' f -V.-N y? 'Irie - -giili -s R A . ' 'Ina XJ' - Q ' up-UNA-A-MN V The senior girls' ensemble -will by ' ,mencement address. He will be V introduced by Principal Olin Swin- I gney of, Ladoga high school. i Rev! Ernest R. Jehnsen, pastor ' ll J and 1 .-:mf - V ,s A.. 3.. 1 .r.s 1 ' 1.5-iff i . 'vt--qw .+i5l--msn-aga1niQhg,..' - ,rn in frwo s F i. NAM. i what HD IN WI-!0'S WHO Miss Mary Etta Ronk, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ronk, and Donald K. Gravit, son of Mr. and -pMrs. Roscoe Gravit, of Ladoga, have been chosen for, the honor of having their names and bio- graphies published in Who's I .Who Among'Students In Ameri- can High Schoolsj' Both are stu- dents in the Ladoga High school and members of this year's gradu- -atingclass. They have maintained A-af high scholastic standing and X have been active in extra-curri- cular activities. Both students were selected for this honor by Ellie Qfaclllfl' Of the Ladoga High school. ' Ladoga, April 15-The annual mother-daughter banquet.. e SPOH' gored by the Sunshine. Society was held at the school building Friday night, April 9 at 7-p.lm. Irene French, president, wel- comed the 124 guests ' and her mother 'gave the response. D The new officers introduced were Rose-1 mary Terry, president: Barbara Tharp, vice president, Laura Pitzer, secretaryg Barbara Pace, .treasurer and Betty Davis, reporter. ' . . Miss Marilyn Walter, of Danville, gave a .program of accordion music. She played on a borrowed accord- ion as her own was damaged in the recent tornado. The Sunshine girls then presented a pageant en- titled, What the Stork Brought and What Became Of It. j 2 Potted plants were 'awarded tog Mrs. Norman Rogers, who was the youngest mother present and to' Mrs. Stella Kessler .who was the oldest. ' .1....,----4 -Rev. Jenn F. Deal, pastor the Methodist church, will deliver the baccalaureate address. at' the exercises for the Ladoga' High school graduating class Sunday afternoon, April 25, at 2:30 p. m. in the high school gymnasium. The invocation at the baccalau- reate services will be given by Rev. Leland Earls of the Christ- ian Churchg and Rev. Paul Mil- 1 ler of the Nazarene church will-l pronounce the benediction. ' Barbara McKinsey will sing 'QA Perfect Day, by Bond, while the Girls' Glee Club will sing I Shall Not Pass Again This Way, by Effinger, and Prayer from Han- sel and Gretel by Humperdinck- Riegger. . The Ladoga High school band will play in the processional and the recessional for both the bac- calaureate and commencement exercises. . Twenty-six members in the graduating class of the Ladoga Highschool will be awarded dip- lomas at the annual commence- ment to be held in the school gymnasium Thursday- evening, April 29, at 8 o'clock. f Dr. John J. Hararny, head. ' of the History department att Indi- ana Central College, will make the commencement address. He will be introduced by Principal Olin Swinney of the Ladoga High school. , Rev. Ernest R. Jehnsen, pastor of the Church of the Brethren, will give the invocation at the commencement exercises, while Rev. John F. Deal, pastor of the Methodist church, will pronounce the benediction. The senior girls' ensemble will i l 'I L H sing Now Is the Hour by Kai- f han-Scott, and the High. school? band will play Concord by Ben-1 nett, and Summer Evening Serea-li nade, by Isaac-Lillym. 'A ii Olin Swinney, principal of thei Ladoga High school, will present ' the graduating class to Roscoe R. fivnvrili 'Fu-elilnh nf f 1.-eil- Y'l'1..-...a- . 5 , 4 HMI' ,f , , n, L,- '1 i....l.... i ef 1 F, 3., 1 Y , Ni- f V Y kwfu tor-ix' G.. -wg f f Rafi' JT? J! fig: :Dx g.:9la?X-,KX T' 1LggIl5?fiT E-.3,27'gx N- lssi 2' 'fkigkfu ity M .. t 3 I A--Nw 5. ' I :J X57 flew' vpswih' I Qkfx-1.3! 'X fx' W f Q--dx. .':,L-I-I' ...I S r x Ajax VX-J!! ww 41 J I AZ L- JA, nf Ss, X, ff' . 1 f'. fl L 1 lb jg! 6 IMAX ' 'L' ' J Q, s' s , Q., 'jflx N- Q- v J 1' ' X -fx X U, IT7X' I , ' Q -itil , 1 5 3 I 1 Now Honor Society 1 o'l,' .ilndoction Ceremonyh fl 1 EQ Held nt High1S'chool Ladoga, April' I4-The induction eoeremony for the Ladoga high .schoo1's. newly elected members of the ,Eda Harrison chapter of the -National Q Honor society, held .ig the e gymnasium, was most im- pressive.. Preceding the induction ceremony the Ladoga high school build under the direction of Albert Canine, played the Vanguard March. , A ' , . A short talk by Olin Swinney, principal of the Ladoga high sehoolffollowed in which he intro- duced the members of the Craw- ,iordsville National Honor society. .They were' 'Keith' Davidson, Bar- Sl1'ns,. Collins Wallace, Phil Francis .and Emily ' Bruce, and their , sponsor-,' Mrs. Mable T, Smith. M f -Keith Davidson servedi-as chair- of the induction ceremony. He ready the names of the newly elected members of the fLadoga chapter. They were Mary Etta Ronk, e Donald Gravit, Rosemary. Terry, Wanda Cloncs, Barbara Tharp, Carl Zimmerman, 'Betty June 'E1d1'idge, Maybeth Todd. Ruthanna Britts, Paul Clark, Louise. Hicks and Barbara Pace. o V The cneirmanf spoke. 'on .-the significance of the National' -Honor Soeiety. He' was followed by the other members, of the Crawfords- ville chapter each .in turntlighting ,a candle and giving. an ,interpre- tation of ther, four ,cardinal ,prin- ciples of the society--character, scholarship, leadership, and .ser- vice. b ' The-. ceremony was concluded with a selection by- Chopin, played- the piano by .Miss Bruce. Following 'the ,induction cere- mony Mrs.. Eda Harrison, for whom the. new chapter was named, spoke impressively. to the new 'members and members of the stu- dent body.' Mrs. Harrison thanked -the school for the honor conferred upon her, and expressed her hopes that the organization: would be can inspiration to all the students.- , The, members -of ceo' the Crawfords- ville T society and their sponsor were -the luncheon- guests of the membera1 in the high cefeieria- a C , . Q it '14 of s this heldgi. the ' Friday 'fnighg April 9, at 7 p. rn. p f 4 , e Irene French, president, r f-'wel-I coined the 124 guests, and ,her -mother, Mrs, Garnet Frenph, gave the response. The new of-, 'ficerswere introduced: President, .Rosein8r1y,fTerry3C ,vice president, Barbara Tharpg secretary, Laura Pitzerg treasurer, C Barbara Pacej reporter, Betty Davis: A 1 '1' Miss dwalter, of , yil1e,fgaye.- a program' of .accord-e 'i8t1ifii?f.11Sicg shes played on tbk- arbor' i inns-'S C had been damaged, in, the recent ltorn-' ado. The sunshine Girls then pre- sented a pageant entitled , What the Stork Brought and What ,Be- came of .It. ' p C U g Potted.fD1antS7 were. ,awarded to Mrs. Norman Rogers, youngest mother present, and'.Mrs. Stella Kessler ,the oldest mother pre- sent, as has been the custom' for many years. I C. p ' ' , who up schoolfor tirnie fall, are Hattendr clinic 'W 'i t morning, f to their les. .fdrdsvmei their Qyesl a Dr .examme -their V and q iT. Denny and ,DI'.'..F1'Ed Blix to ,jlook-after theirlphysical needs. A fgroup of '1ocal nurses,,1yIrs. g,Li1a 'Banter Mrs. .Gertrude iman, Mrs. Leo-fMartin, Mrs. 'Drake Young, Mrs. 'iny Lyle McClellan, and .,Mrs.gWanitaf I-limes, assisted the doctors in 'the' examinationk- f , ?fi.iiMfSfsofrisseitsfaoswf .P'Wss,. .e.o foil .1 this 'project in were . initio Spree sent to assist iBy1hi3fYiIC,Ik.. , 5 4+-4 f-if 1-- .l,,,.4 -- . . -iw -A W ,-Q I. ' 'rf in . gg, -Q1 3- 9, , 5 .V V-Jaw.-xv! + x of K 'st-va ' v - izgtlgg 4 e K K. - 1 lf-mx! 5' --Q - , ',.fg.r X S . x f ' DEDICATION To Floyd Doc Neff, a man loved and respected I 32.24 A 15-,X-G+' ., .NV . JY, , ,r . v-5, ff, Aff! X' :nf .s, iii ,li i . es. 1:34, , ri- 5 QQ?-i2': W .-.1 s , . -,. ,n.,..s. VH . x3 pp r A K, . 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The tables were third 6 weeks grading. period of beautifully decorated with lilacs, the gkeqqggj Semester: tulips and colored candles. Thanks 4 was returned by Olin Swinney, principal. Mrs. Ralph Crosby, president, welcomed the alumni, Quests, and especially the new- Qnembers-the class of '48. Re- gpoonse was given by Mary Etta . nk. Mrs. Chester Ludlow, on fthe violin accompanied by Mrs. Uack Elless at the piano, played peveral selections. S A delicious supper was served by the Rebekah Lodge to 141 Qnembers and guests. Mrs. Ludlow with Miss Loretta Q ?Martin at the piano led the group ' iin community singing. During the business meeting, the nominating committee re? ported Leo Martin for president: iJim Byrd for vice-presidentg and Mrs. Lester Swoverland for sec- retary-treasurer. Motion was made o-and passed the report be accepted and the officers duly selected. Raymond- Oliver, toast- master, introduced several guests who responded with a few words and the year in which they were graduated. Among those were iMrs. -Lois Barr, Henry Harrison, Julia Heighway, Jim Byrd, Leo Martin 'and Wendell Cheshire, fand Mrs. J. B. Newlin. e fatter the banquet, dancing and p .card playing was enjoyed in they new gym. Bob Barton?s ll-pieced orchestra and vocalist furnished the music. to Bob Crosby won thei door prize of a potted plant. The , gym was decorated in green audi I ggold and lighted- with floor lamps. 4 Everyone left at a late hour re- 3 porting a lovely time. Almong those from out of town to attend thexalumni banquet and dance were- Mr '-and Mrs Wayne t ' of Columbus: Serif!!! -' 4 1, Donald Gravit aaa Pace Mary Etta, Ronk Barbara Vice. -70113913 -1-. 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Exif? :Ss ..4, -,N H NX EE I N N 'o'u' - .U '- 'A 2- R oo 1401 9 S51 'J 9' - Sf' .- 4. , - .- 2 vi .151-if ., I. 4-: 1 '-J., , ,, nag?- , Q -:.?ff'e:1r!2e-i.iff:- .,. i ' L.' . .f 3. V51 u . ., Z Xi' Q - KA' f vw a j xl 'I N. N I 2 ' Ly v JP, ,,.,..-- ..--rv-Qin: i V s 11 s In Hospllal U Carl Loland Edrniston, 43, died Friday- afternoon at 3 o'clock at Culver hospital after a week's ill- . ness. Death was attributed to complications. g Born Jan. 5, 1940 at Claremont, Ill., he was the son of Jacob and Laura Copley Edmiston. He mar- ried Hazel Harris June 7, 1848, at Coburn, Ind. Mrs. Edmiston was ia teacher in the Ladoga High 'school the past two years and was sponsor of the senior class this last year. He was a member of the Meth- odist church at Claremont and was an employee of the Mid States Steel and Wire Co. He was the youngest of a family of six ichildren. Surviving are the widow, three sons: John, Jacob and Paul, all at horneg three brothers, Alden -' of Chester, Ill., 'Lloyd of Xenia, ' Ill., 'and Glenn of Washington, two sisters,'Mrs. Freda Bucking- A ham of Flora, and Mrs. Gladys Edwards of Seymour, and several 1 J I nieces and nephews. ' Funeral services were in charge of Rev. P. J. Hamilton and were ,held Monday jafternoon at 1 o'clock from the Proffitt 8a Son parlors. Burial was in Masonic 'cemetery. N 1 sBgseball-Squad n I 4.4.1 P v J HAROLD' MACK! HESTER Crawfordsville, Ind., Feb. 28 CSplJ-Harold Uacki Hester, a 1938 Wabash College graduate, will coach the Scarlet's baseball team during' the 1948 season, 'President Franke H. Sparks an- nounced today. Hester is basketball coach at Ladoga High School and will con- 1 tinue his duties there. J He played three years of vars , sity- baseball at'Wabash,. most of that time as a pitcher. He also H ,was a forward on the basketball squad three seasons. - Q Q Hester coached baseball and , basketball live years at New Mar- t ket, then entered the Navy with , rank of lieutenant. I-Ie then ' 'is 'X iii coached at.Cutler and,Ladoga. p . 5. 1 V . This is to certify that ' Is A Member Of f LADOGA PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ' F h f 4-48. ort e A I 1 Signed . . ' SURER l l P.T.A. Meets, 'Plans Year's Work ' gfLadoga, Sept. 25--The P.-T. R. held a called meeting in the Las dogs, junior high -assembly on Monday evening with Mrs. Orris Reiter president in charge. Other' officers are Mrs. p Ivan. Prosser, vice - presidentg Mrs. George Boone. secretary: and 'Floyd Neff, treasurer. The program- committee Lforjthe October meeting -will be- Albert Canine, Mrs. Klrnmel and Q 1 Q S i 1 Mrs. Paul Bradley. The- December .. I nreeting. will be open house.. The finance committee appointed lp was i william. Mmm, Lewis Clark and I Dudley Young' and the auditing committee at is composed Qof Mrs. 3 i1'Chester 1-Ludlow and. Mrsl Harry. 3 1Brunst.3A.thllg one refrigerator was -didcnQaed.1,.en31Ks hi wmmitfffe wine 4 M pdsedfxenrzzzemake. - Yeung. Ivah 1 :Pr0eserg.15 . Brahitlitggd Edwiig d L 'x pplxik U l '.'5i-i5ti:i3:Iliisf?f.gef.' time Tier' 1 lklffvlfllrosramt ,g hoethlswillwbe stationed-at the lg American :Legion iBa1'beque this i' 'weele.:,.a1i.5i:Ls.:EQhations will be ap- 1 pprecletedfto .help -out with this I 'epfpjpect .las they are greatly in need.: pregrigeration . to h preserve Q fthe ...ft healithg of-Q the school ,children I -who enjoyjthese hotlunches daily. t ' Dish-t0we1s,'dlsh clothssand pot I holders ,are A- also needed and dnhations be ifappreciatedg .V Anyone, with .an over .supply of W vegetables or -fruits Whg would e like :to donatewill also be appreclf 51,5 ated to ilielp font the food pnpblenigmd Ahot -water heater is needed' sol that an ample supply of water tg gbes ont- hand. at A is on for- new l jf and Mrs: LHCEA are 'inc charge of EP.-QT. A. not lunehfpmgramg slated byQ 'N ' dA. I FACULTY ACTIVITIES S 1 GlinlSwinney-I-?-4-Principal, Commerce-B.S..Indiana-State Teachers College 1932. M. S. Indiana State Teachers College 1945. Darlington High School. Max Buell---7---Vocational Agriculture-B.S. Purdue University 1947. Bowling it ' Green High School. ' Harold Bullock---Social Studies-, Science-B.S. Canterbury College 1941. Gentryville Gentryville High School. Albert Canine----Chorus and Band- B.S. Arthur Jordon Conservatory 1946. Crawfordsville High School, E Hazel Edmiston---Librarian, English, Latin-A.B. Indiana University 1926. Darlington High School. Harold Hester---Mathematics, Physical Education, Health, Coach-A.B. Canterbury College, Wabash College 1938. New Market High School Maxine Ludlow---Commerce.. Physical Education-B.S. Canterbury College 1940. Clayton High School. ' P Floyd Neff-------Mathematics, Social Studies, Geography-B. S. Canterbury gg 4 College 1936. Jamestown High School. ' Olive Reese------English A.B. Indiana Central College 1930. Southport High School. Betty Robertson-4 Vocational Home Economics, Health-B.S. Indiana State Teachers . A College 1945. Cortland High School. GRADE FACULTY ACTIVITIES Kenneth Fletcher- Grade Principal-Geography, Health. Physical Education Canterbury College, Indiana'State Teachers College. A Darlington High School. Ethel Bell-------Grades one and two-B.S. Butler University 1932. Kingman an High School. g Waneta Bullock-w Arithmetic , Language, Physical Education. Canterbury College. I 'S Ladoga High School. g .45 ' Genevieve Featherston--Grade one-Manchester College, Ball State TeachersCo1glege. 1 Ladoga High. S Lola Hostetter-e--,Grade Twoelndiana State Teachers College, Canterbury College. fff I Ladoga High School. f Reva History, Physical Eglucationh Canterbury College, 1 Ladoga High School Edith B lake rs C ollege ,, Cante rbury - , , . -F --- . --'W f-Q f - Q' School iw--assi , f 9,9 Q i BS ii, TUPQHFHQ. .Schedulef n. Laapgay Auigg zisoiinffswiimey, I principal iof--'the Ladogg tachbols, announced lie, will 'be 'at ,his .of- nc,e:,at'f-.ffnei iiiiih' ?sch6ol'l'neat,,M61i- darwin'-rri1iesa1yQ. afiaraegpns - ti-qui 953155 Uclock ,order that tli6 i1iupi1s'i may be , prbperly eh- p rolled and I-new higlfifschodlv ,1213Pi1S' Hifi as-5e registered.'1N' i 4' 1 ' fi5'Sch6o1r 9' -'win' 9 'dopant ' riiurgday n iirarningr 'Augl -2a,j5r- aegis- ofeippk OYIDTP ' so 'that lstudentswwill. have opportixnityt to Wsecuref their books I and be' ready- 'tol 'start the . .yeai s work?-on the 'Af- ,6DBning..gday., TUQS' 1 day.Sept-ii .. . fStude1itsfpwill'be treex to spend 4 . .. -i---.K K V . yr 1, F I chool Bus Safety - An order from the Indiana School Bus Committee, that all bus bodies manufactured prior to January 1, 1938 must be replaced be- fore the opening of the 1948-49 school year, is described by the committee as a safety measure in the interest of thousands' of In- diana school pupils who must be transported dailyby busf' The order, which will affect about 1,400 vehicles, would have- been issued sooner, the committee explained, except for the war emergency and material shortages. Bus body manufacturers have advised that they are now in a position to provide replace- ments. p A 9 .Since this order is restricted to bodies it is assumed that each driver to which it applies will not be compelled to buy a new chassis. This part of the vehicle, howeverff is subject to periodical inspection by the state police department and others, with emphasis upon adequate tires, brakes, headlights and ,other equipment. ' I ' .- 1 e Although there may be some objections to the directive, especially on the part of drivers whose contracts extend beyond the replacement date, it will 'be approved gen- erally becausetit increases the safety factor. The old bodies have seating arrangements that are no longer permitted in new equip- ment. 1 . The transportation of Indiana school pupils cost S'7,485,267,for the school year of 1945-46, an increase of 47 96 'over the schoolnyeariof been transported safely largely 6 this year and may even increase for the 1948- 49 year, but there can be no compromise with . safety.. If that is assured the money will Abe wellfspent. The fact that thousands .of childrp -L? cost. The expense is expected to be more We ... , -....,...- .... ..--..,.....,.. ..,--.-. - . . ... i Q lm l:::SX Vi .N N I Z J I . JN, '- .ffl-1' 92 F 'P fm x - , 2 .K--hy , I , 'K if tr :vii .,x.n :?if:'1f..ftkI? Q V rdf l, ,V W 'Af 'M 1 '55, A rf up. h - 1 AX X' I . . -x . 4 -'prjll .I I.. Q. x . -.-..-- H ,,,'..f., Q - 4,,'g.- ,..,y. . .-r aug-..: ,, -. ug W ,., . . .4 ,.'- v V V r 1 F N A V -1-l......T... . Vernon Ross Mary Etta Ronk Vice-President Jerry Zachary President Wm: , , . Martha Gray SENlORS19-48 l..' H. S. 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YLi1s9n.,,,E 1 Dr . f,.4 D Vwauom lynxyiigs-,ahd4'hQa1thqA MerIhyBul:k1ew, X A . 9 1 music, and banqg Hobartl Risley, q fgah, histdry' sciencdgg 'Ruth and Q, v0eaemna1 Gabbe1-frzi English '-H115 QCUWYHGFCBIW wm jdaresseu 'Marv Harrisiha-'.EnSlishia13QvIgasp1ng A',A ggfi., Afdinfette' geqsraphyz? 5 zradeh 6: , Qern1peiIZflgin5Ss '8r8d6T'55 t . 'ri ' .ii'rie8'. aQ .'L ff is Q, 5?.'3.9f'l.?f 1-ig?a.Yf+f?? af,1l1.48fQ- 1 SENIOR Alberta-Ashley--S,S.S. 4 yrs., 1 President l yr., Band 1 yr., Beverly Britton--S.S.S. 4 yrs., junior Play, yrs.. Glee Club 3 yrs., Art Committee, Booster Club 1 yr.A 6 w k q . V g g g my Sam Bryan- Hi-+Y 4 yrs. Sergeant ' rQ Nlblfllgef 2 Council l yr., junior Play Stage Nlanager. Cliffcrd cook--Hi-Y 4 yrs.. Junior Cdbrnmime james Davis--Hi-Y l yr., Athletic! degrees., Student Ceunctl l yr-4, junior Play Stage Crevv, Annual 4 1- 4 ,A S Betty Lou rzverhuf--s .s .s. 4 Librarian ldy1',,jl committee. jg 4,551-E 4 . A Irene French--Junior Play Usher, 34 President l yr., President l yr., Qfficeyrl yr.,fgCheer Leader l yrg, Annual Art Committee. Booster Club lryflg A be U , Q gg 4 Donald Gravit--Glee Club 2 yrsssjunier and Advertising Committee. g 4 P K slf4 ,fl s Martha Gray--Junior Play, g - Betty jane Hart--Glee Club li yrs., yri.. Library Club l yr., Annual Art Committee., 'f' at 4 2 A k f Edward Hart--Hi-Y 3 yrs... Junior Play StagQ.Manager, Jokes at 4 l i 3 Martha Long--Band 4 yrs., s.s.S. 4 yrs., Juniorgpnyf Annual Grade Committee, 4 s',, 4 ,L sd'-fx ' , H 4' , 1:-j:xw. f-Sigf - . A . K john Mahorney- -Hi-Y Z Yr!! Junior Ph? Annual, Advertising and n ' 'Q Marylyn Merchant--S .S .S. Z yrsn yfsilifi junior Play, Librarian '41 yr., Jokes,CQ1'n:nittee.'if C QQ Helen Pace--S.S.S. Z yrs...Treasurlerllgilltglygig, l sr Club Cl ,yin junior Play Publicity-and Prograrnsi Ushers, Librarians Advertising Committee and l,,. y aggg ' 'C C Richard Pitzer--Hi-Y 4 yrs., el-Sy3'e,' lyr Annual Athletics Committee. Chester Poynter--Junior Play Business Manager. ' Kenyon Roberts--Hi-Y 4 yrs 3 yrs., Office 3 yrs., Student Annual' Athletic C ommittee Mercedes Rodman--junior Play Usher, Publicity and Programs, S.S.S. 4 yrs., Librarian l yr., Glee Club 3 yrs., Annual Society Committee. Mary Etta Ronk--junior Play, Student Council 1 yr.. Secretary-Treasurer l yr., Band 4 yrs., Glee Club 4 yrs., S.S.S. 4 yrs., Treasurer l yr., Office lyr.. Library Club 1 yr. Vice-President 1 yr., Librarian l yr., Annual Art Committee. Vernon Ross--Hi-Y 4 yrs., Athletics 4 yrs., junior Play, Annual Athletic Committee. Barbara Vice--Office Z yrs., Glee Club 4 yrs., S.S.S. 4 yrs., junior Play, Cheer Leader 1 yr., Annual Advertising Society Committee. jerry Zachary--Hi-Y 4 yrs., Secretary l yr.. Office l yr., Athletics 4 yrs., Annual Business Manager.-. junior Play Business Manager. ANNUAL STAFF Editor -in-Chief ....... ........... . ........... .............................. H e len Pace Assistant Editor .................................................................. Donald Gravit Business Manager ............. Chester Poynter....Sam Bryan, and...jerry Zachary jokes Editors...Clifford Cook, Alberta Ashley, Marylyn Merchant, Edwgrd Hart Athletic Editors .... Kenyon Roberts, Vernon Ross, jim Davis, ..... Richard Pitzer Art Editors,.Mary Etta Ronk, Betty jane Hart, Irene French, .... Beverly Britton Society Editors.. ........, . ......... Barbara Vice, Mercedes Rodman, john Mahorney Grades .............a... ........ B etty Everhart, Martha Long ...,. Martha Gray :swarms The hardest thing a child faces nowadays is learning good manners without seeing any Hlwllllrlkilvk Tell me what you eat, said a lunchcounter philosopher, and I'll tell you what you are. Whereupon a meek little man. sitting a few stools away, called to the waitress: Cancel my order for shrimp salad. Iktlklkllvk Happiness is like jam. You can't spread even a little around without getting some on yourself. akaoleswkar When you are looking for a helping hand, just glance at the end of your arm. awkakwwrar I was just told that I was crazy if I talked to myself. Is that so? asked the anxious student. Oh, I don't think so, replied her companion, but you are crazy if you listen. HISTORY Four years ago we started our high school careers as freshmen with thirty-one classmates. We elected Mrs. Bunnell as our freshman sponsor. We were duly initiated into our first year in high school. e Our Sophomore year was started by electing Miss Otterman as our sponsor. We had the pleasure that year to initiate the class of 49. When our class convened in September in 47 we were juniors. We tried every means possible to raise enough money to give the junior-Senior Reception. We chose Mr. Neff for our Sp0I1S01'.Ourjunior Play, Grandma Steps Out , was given on October 23, 1946 with Mrs. Edmiston as our director. - The Cast was as follows: .,.,.Alberta Ashley Mrs, Muriel Green, Granddaughter,,,,, Prissy. a neighbor brat ......Mary Etta Rank Ruth Green, Older Granddaughter .,,,,, ,,,. ..........Vernon Ross Adam Bailey, High School Principal ,,,,, , Mrs. Cora Snyder, Grandma ,,,.,...,,,... Homer Green, Grandma's Grandson, Mary Green, Younger Granddaughter Phil Crosby, Engaged to Mary ,,,.,,,, OOO .Marylyn Merchant ......Donald Gravit .....Lois Norton .....Barbara Vice ..........jim Wilson Minnie Mangle, Pal of Grandma's ......Beverly Britton Mrs. Walters. Society Matron Shirley Walters. Her Daughter.,., Regnald Walters, Her Son ,,.,.... a OIIOCOIUIOOOOIIODIICOIIOICOOOOIOOOIIUIIIIOOIOOO ......Martha Gray ......Betty jg Hart john Mahorney .....Betty Everhart Mr. a IIOOOOIUOOIOOOOOUOOIUIOOOOCIUIOOIO Prompters. .... .... .Clifford Cook, Richard Pitzer and Martha Long On April Z'-3, 1947 we entertained the Seniors at the junior-Senior Reception. The Auditorium was decorated in a Southern Plantation Theme. After the banquet, dancing was enjoyed by all until 10:00 o'clock, then we went to the Ladoga theater and were entertained with a movie. In the fall of 47 we took our places as Seniors on the north side of the assembly. We elected Mrs. Edmiston as our sponsor. The first semester brought few activities, but the second swamped us with its activities. We met our dead line for the Annual and sold over one hundred copies. On March 12, we gave a St, Patricks' Day Carnival to raise money for the three-day Senior trip to Chicago. We gave our Senior Play April' 16, and enjoyed the junior-Senior Reception April 23. We listened to the Baccalureate Sermon April Z5 and took our Senior trip to Chicago April 26, Z7 and 28. We went via chartered bus, stayed at the YMCA and saw all the wonderful things in Chicago. Our class of 23, with the boys in blue robes, and the girls in white robes, were graduated Thursday night, April 2.9, Dr. Haramy of Indianapolis gave the address, which was on This Atomic World. , We were happy to graduate but felt a little sad to think we were really out of high school. 26' Ik Ik S02 Three boys Uerry Zachary, jim Reiter, and Kenyon Roberts, were sitting in the drug store drinking a milk shake one night just before a ball game. Their subject was , dying, Kenyon said he would like to die fast, maybe in a high speed automobile. Then jim Reiter said he thought that was a good idea of dying but he preferred a jet plane. Then jerry spoke up, agreeing with the other two boys, only he had a faster way yet,--by making some woman's husband jealous. .- . ' 'II' . PROPHEC Y A Alberta Ashley, the dancing star, Will become very famous near and far. She will go dancing through the air With her partner, the great Fred Astaire. Helen Pace, a cute little lass Her face and her figure are her mask. She'll make jimmie an efficient wife, And he'll live happily the rest of his life. johnny Mahorney, yes, you can guess, He's waiting for Nancy and her cares. But while he's waiting, he'll have fun 'Cause he sure keeps that Plymouth on the run. Mary Etta's voice will bring her fame, Singing with Marian the old refrains. They will go thru' life blending 'Til he looks at his socks that needs mending. jerry Zachary the black eyed squirt, He takes to anything wearing a skirt. It seems he can't find a girl round home So off to Kansas he must roam. Irene and jim will settle down In a little house at the edge of town, She'll be a good wife of that we're sure. And if jim gets sick she'll be his cure. Betty Hart, her head in the air, May try her hand at fixing hair. She could go in and help Marie Until she meets that certain he. Betty Everhart will clerk in a store Where people buy things by the score. She's so used to making change just from working at the ballgames. Mercedes with her queer little grin Someone's heart she soon will win. She will make her home real nice and cozy, Her husband will call her his little posy. For Marylyn Merchant, it's hard to say, Anything might turn up for her some day She's not cut out to be a college girl, But Qshej might send some good guy for a whirl, Sam Bryan, that slim little man, Will stay with the fballj team as long as he can, But then, when good old school days are o'er, He'll sail the seas forever more. Martha Long, the home -making type, Will make someone lHomerj a nice little wife. She won't beat him on the head, But just keep him very well fed. A dentist Kenyon will turn out to beg He will pull your teeth for a ve ry small fee. He'll work real hard all day long At helping make people's teeth stay strong. Chester Poynter will have his own farm, And there he will hide away from harm. He'll stay there and make his money From raising bees and selling honey. Clifford Cook will travel far In his old Packard car. He will travel around this world of strife, Until he finds some girl for his wife. Barbara, the cute little flirt, With her sloppy joe sweaters and Old length skirt, Will become very dignified, Taking notes at the boss's side. Vernon will travel very far With many bumps and dents in his car. He will go from door to door Selling can openers by the score. Next, Donald Gravit with his Brilliant mind, Is sure to be the progressive kind. And after he teaches in a very large school, He'1l think of the rest as just plain fools. Richard Pitzer will settle down With a cute little wife in some big town. I-Ie'11 work in a factory by the day And be glad he's not on the farm making hay. Jim Davis, the blond haired chap, At roller skating he's a snap. He'll get a job and work in a factory Then after that, things will be satisfactory. I Martha Gray will stay on a diet To keep her figure so folks will eye it. She'll sit at the switch board each day and drool Over the excitement of old High School. Edward Hart, a no smile lad, At fixing machines no skill he had. But he is learning beyond alarm, And while he learns he'l1 stay on the farm. Beverly Britton with her very long . skirt, With every boy she used to flirt. But now she has picked out just Le Roy And her heart is filled with lots of joy. 111111 Martha: My father said he didn't like women who drive from the back seat. Homer S.: What did your Mother say to that ? Martha: She said back-seat drivers were no worse than men who cook from the din- ing room table. Dick Williamsonz' If I' should kiss you would you call your Mother? Margaret: No, it wouldn't be necessary to kiss the whole family. 111111 Twinkle, twinkle, little star, What in the world do you think you are? --A flashlight? aoswrarwrar Dick Rogers has to work his way through high school by milking cows. ---- -- just skimming through. 111111 The Freshman is grassy and grows. The Sophomore is sassy and blows. The junior is brassy and doze. The Senior is classy and knows. 111111 jim Harris: I hear you're going to college, what are you taking ? Kenyon R.: Medicines. jim: Feeling better? 111111 Wimpy, Mr, Bullock said, You shouldn't laugh out loud in the class room like that. because it isn'tvery nice. I didn't mean to do it, I was smiling and the smile busted, replied Wimp. 3111111 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT On this happy and special date We, the seniors of '48 i Would like to leave to all of you. The fun we've had our twelve years through. And now as we approach our last step, We just realize that we should get hep. So to the teachers who helped us get here We leave our best thoughts from year to year. Now a traditional gift we'd like to bring forth, Yes, that's our seats on the very far north. We hope you juniors will like them okay And be there to sit in them every day. Our sponsor this year was Mrs. Edmiston And with her as our guide we sure had fun. Now this was her second year with us And she agreed to will something without any fuss About every heresay in school is a rumor But this is true -------- she has a good sense of humor She'd like to pass it on to whoever can use it, But take it from us you'd be silly to ever refuse it Now each senior we'll mention with care And leave something to every junior so fair. Now don't fret we'll give something to everyone So here's hopeing wegend with lots of fun. Alberta Ashley, the rattle -brain type, Is always ready to argue or gripe. She got all her de -merits for chewing gum So she wills this tendency to Bob Powers--- The innocent buml Beverly Britton, the country gal, Wants to leave her long skirts to a pal. She'll bequeath them to Margaret Long this time Whose skirts are above the new style line. Now about Sam Bryan, we're going to tell As a student manager he was swell. When Sammy talks he is hard to hear He mumbles a lot and his voice,isn't clear, So this trait he'll leave to Dick Zimmerman dear Now Dick is a member of the junior crowd And his voice can be heard 'cause it's boisterous and loud Clifford Cook has an outstanding feature And that you all know is his height ------ the tall creature So he'll leave his tallness to a short little lass Thlfs Barbara McKinsey of the junior class. Last Will and Testament fcont'dj Next is james Davis ----------- we know him as jim, The girls save their admirable looks for him. Some say he has that Van johnson look When he finds the time to glance from his book. To Harry Griggs goes his look and his grin So we hope in the future this benefits him. Betty Lou Eve rhart is next in line, Thisn gal studies government all the time. She makes A's and B's in this subject 'tis true So joan Rogers we know that this will help you. I-Iere's to Irene French with lots of steam, She was a member of this year's cheer-leading team. Some say they'd like a boy for a change Well, Irene gives her place to Richard McClaine. Everett Foster, you may smile and be glad, A seniors's leaving you somethin' you need very bad. Donald Gravit gives you his A's and B.'s So you can forget those 'C's and D's. Now Martha Gray, who loves to chat Has a figure quite slim though it used to be fat. The diet she used she has to thank So Betty Hubble this is yours, just to be frank. Betty jane Hart, we'll talk about now, For lessons in typing she'll show you how. To Rosemary Terry goes her cute little stride, So straighten up Rosie 3 accept it with pride. Edward Hart, the quiet boy, Is well known for his actions so coy, His blushes plus his manners so shy, He wants to give jim Reiter-- Well you know why! Martha Long, a real pal to all, Has her man at her beck and call. Her ability to go steady she wants to leave, So this goes to Wanda Cloncs who'll gladly receive. john Mahorney, alreal handsome brute. Flirts with the girls he considers cute. This trait goes to a junior so shy, Buddy Sandusky, use this and we're sure you'll get by Marylyn Merchant, has something to give, Now take this advice and your character will live. Her friendly disposition and dry sense of humor, Go to joe Prosser, so be a worthy consumer. g Last Will and Testament fcont'dj I-Ielen'Pace,' withbtg' brown eyes, Has a bright smile for all of the guys. She's really quite short and has to reach far, So her stature she wills to Edna Mae and LaMam-. Richard Pitzer, the next senior lad, Wishes to make. a fair junior glad. To Marilyn Brown and her feminine fragility, Goes Richard's ho.rse-back riding ability. Chester Poynter, who tills the soil, Is much too quiet to cause any turmoil His knowledge of the farm goes to you Phyllis dear, And we hope you'll be farming the next thing we hear. Kenyon Roberts, the next one in view, Wants to leave something, Morris Sillery, to you. He played on the varsity and was right on the beam, So to this oncoming senior Kenyon would like to leave, His proud position on the basketball team. Now Mercedes Rodman, a quiet little miss, Wants to leave someone with happy bliss. When asked to leave Ernie she said, Well, Okay So Barbara Jeffries we know this will make you feel gay. Mary Etta Ronk, the next on this list, Leaves something to Dave Bryan whom we almost missed. Her main feature is her tooth paste smile. Quit frowning, Dave, this is-for you my dear 'chilel Vernon Ross we wouldn't pass by. I disagree is his often-heard cry. When an argument's mentioned his eyes take a. gleam, So his gift of gab goes to Richard Rogers and Imogene. Next is Barbara Vice, as you can see, No, she won't will jim, he's her husband-tdbbe. Her technique she'll leave to the first gal in sight, So Barbara Tharp, you need not stay home at night. jerry Zachary, wants to leave a gift, And two junior boy's spirits now should lift. The women in his life he got by winkin' and grinnin' But he's leaving them to pals, Dick Williamson and jerry Brennan Here's to our teachers so generous and kind, So we'll leave to them what's on our mind. Startin' right now get ready to laff, Cause we're gonna have fun with the whole darned staff! Last Will and Testament fCont'dj To Mr. Neff, who coached here so long, We will our ambitions and efforts so strong. To sponsor those juniors took plenty of nerve, So we hope next year he'll still be able to serve. Next is Mr. Bullock, who taught us the facts, About our governrnent and all it's acts. Well now we're going to give to you, Our ability and outstanding technique to argue. I-Iere's to Max or we should say Mr. Buell, This was his first year to teach in our school. So to this teacher who's just beginning, We'd like to -will our ways so winning. Now to Hester we'll give a toast, I-Ie has many good traits about which we could boast. We guys who consider our health-knowledge potential Leave it to him, which seems conventional. And we girls will bequeath him something right quick, Our ribbons for his hair so wavy and thick. To Mr. Canine, our new music man, We're going to leave something if we can. His main hobby is note detection, So the girls would like to leave to him Their bright colored neckchiefs for his tie collection. And to Mrs. Ludlow goes our thanks. She helped us along in spite of our pranks. So we'll give her our height, with her consent, And she'll look like a teacher instead of a student. Mrs. Reese who teaches English Is going to get something we're glad to relinquish. To her goes our love for grammar' and stuff So room 'E' will ring with her voice so ruff!! ' Mrs. Robertson we'll speak about now, The girls couldn't cook, so she taught them how. After such an ordeal she'll need a rest So to her goes all our pep and zest. Last on the' list is our principal dear This was his first year to be here. Our love for the school and discipline all 'round Goes to Mr. Swinney with rules so sound. Well, now you juniors should really feel gay. We're sending something much wanted your way. To you lucky little squirts We're ,giving our senior cords and skirts. To all you kids we'd like to leave The many de -merits which we received. This is in case next year those teachers are kind And those little marks by your names are hard to find I I I n 1 I I I I I I I I I 3 l X W g,..-- ' X Why so sober ? JUNIORS jolly Juniors I Jo Anne's big moment I-lic:-1' Tsk, Tak. The Queen and Her Attendants Junior Play Cast jo Anne and Bill , , ,-,.V--.,.V,.,..?.wY. --,.,- x X . .mi X NA u-1 AM -' 'Q' ' A ' M ' - f W-32-M P4-HXKW -- - -A ,, -..N M. A..,,Q...nm.:.::,iiiQQm1.:.SAwEAiA -I JUNIORS This epistle I'm about to write, May seem to you alittle trite. It fairly describes the junior classes., With its many smart lads and lasses. Now take our speedy little Everett Foster, sit' i Who is well honored on the basketball roster. Q A , t Also Dick Zimmerman, our No, l squirt, With Marilyn Brown he loves to flirt, 'S S And Barbara McKinsey so short, and thin, 1 . Could use some of joan Rogers vigor and vim. , i But Dick McClaine, who hates history quite abit, Says, blessed be agriculture! if one does not have too much of it. Buddy Sandusky, a very bright scholar, S Says he will loan Bob Powers a dollar. s But Rosemary Terry said she thought, That Phyllis Dickerson couldn't be bought. And jerry Brennan, who loves cigars, X Said Maggie Long should quit eating Mars Bars. The smart grey Ford that Williamson drives, I Endangers many of Ladoga's young lives. Adding our peaceful pipe smoker, Harry Griggs, g s Says he would smoke nothing but roll your own Briggs , A And Wanda Clones our little Canary, Is still looking for some sucker to marry. Plus La Marr Nicholson our second Bill Stern, I Claims his money he will honestly earn. But Rogers the man with the jeep that can buck, . Thinks that the thing will never get stuck. r v 2 Hubble says she 'wouldn't have to settle for an Ice Cream Cone, If them honery rum players would leave her candy alone. And Edna Lewellyn, the waitress in our play, s Claims some day Bob will have his way. - e Dave Bryan a quiet, smart little lad, Our boxing champ, burly Morris Sillery, Says he always trains on lettuce and celery. And Barbara Tharp with her cute little wink, Generally causes Prosser's radio to go on the blink. And jim Riter who claims he likes to fly for fun, . . i Will probably end up a customer of Proffit and Son. ' Plus Imogene Davis and Mary Paxton, The new ones in our class.. Seem to think Barbara Jeffries is a very smart lass. B' And last but not least is our dear president, r S Miss jo Anne Brennan for Pepsodent. I akikakvkwr Mn Swinney: You should have been here at 8: l5. Barbara McK,g fComing in latel Why, what happened? :Marauder Mrs. Reese: Give me a sentence with an object. Bob Powers: You are very beautiful. Reese: What's the object? Bob: A good grade. . 1-ranks , In math class Mr. Hester gave this tguestion: lf I lay four eggs here, and four eggs here, how many will I have ? To which Betty Hubble answered, Don't believe you can do it. 4 Our Heart Throb 0 Siftin' Pretty I I'm A Huntin' Class of l950 Bnckwa rd Glance R o -uuuuuuuuugh 68 '91 N. Peek -a -Boo A., ..L.Q- 'The incomparable Sophomore: You can't defeat, we can't be beat, No matter what thewcall. Each and every sophomore Is always on the ball. I The girls are giggly and flirty., - And take most concern with their hair. But it doesn't seem to do any good, The boys don't seem to care. The boys hurriedly do their lessons, Each to get done with his school, So they can head straight for town, To concentrate on a game of pool. , BELIEVE IT OR NOTII A BACK IN INDIANA S-peeches--joed Clark Back in Indiana where the grass is long I-ntelligent--jim Kygert and green, L-aw-abiding--Raymond Hart Back in Indiana the heart of my dreams L-arge--Frances Bailey The air so pure, the sky so blue. Y-earning to learn--Carl Zimmerman The meadows all so damp with dew. S-hy--Maybeth Todd O-verworked--Marthaj. Long Back where they grow the wheat and P-eaceable--Larry Nicholson corn, H-andsome--Charles Brown Back in the pasture by the old hay O-verweight--Joanne Carter barn. M-uscle -bound--Gene Everhart Back in the woods by the cool blue O-bedient--Wirnpy Ball stream, E-agerQ--Paul Lowery Back in Indiana the heart of my S-weet--QLouise Hicks dreams. Class Party We met at the. school building for a joyous ride fgirls with Max and boys with Wimpyj to Paul Clark's, where our first class party was held. A The Weiner roast was held around a massive log, which was merrily blazing. After plenty of weiners and cokes, we sat around and sang songs. Later we piled in a wagon of hay fwhich was pretty crowded, and were off to a merry ole' time, except Max had a flashlight. Sadie Hawkins Dance A Sadie Hawkins dance was sponsored by the Student Council on Dec. 12. There were about twenty-five couples who attended. There was no admission charges but in order to be admitted, the boys had to be escorted by a girl and' both had to dressed in dogpatch style. Some girls provided corsages for their dates. Typical corsages were made of carrots, onions, corn husks and anything available tied up in a pretty ribbon. After everyone was out of breath from dancing, Mr.Swinneyg announced cokes would be served. After more dancing, couples took their places and circled around for the judges to decide the best dressed coup'le. Our own Louise Hicks and Paul Clark were selected as the best dressed couple . More dancing and another round of cokes followed. At about l0:30,'L- the girls departed to escort their dates home. Freshmen b Class of 1951 I A- ,.,. --.,-,-.......,L,v,, , A- .J .. , ,L..18....4. C0 LD THIS BE-- - ? ?? x xx N Tommy Harshbargar? Barbara Pitzer? Lucille Kyger ? Class of '52 Sandra Todd? ' R obe rt Plunkett ? Carolyn Tharp? Frankie Terry? Harley Barnard? Sue Harris? x x F-f..,...V1.. EAGER BEAVERS Q Clan of '53 w L Harold Cline Bob Long Carrie Sears Danny Boone Evangeline Light l l V Allan Long Mary Long Dale Newhouse Dlox-ah McEvoy David French Ag..-.an.m.Lw.u.. , ..,....M-.. A, - , . ,,,, -., , --Q -e - FOURTH GRADE Front Row: Davis, McCloskey, Byrd, Booher, Kimmel, French, Lewellyn, Paxton, Zimmerman, Hubble. Second Row: Stull, Bradley, Crosby, Himes, Jeffries, McCormick, Thomas, Martin, Gentry, Light, McClaine, Branson, McKensie, Craig, Back Row: Eldridge, Kenworthy, Morphew, Clark, Byrd, Yeagley, Prosser, Mitchell, Gerald, Osborn, Boone, Wesley. Lewelyn. Mrs. Waneta Bullock. Absent: Tharp, Swovex-land, Brewer SIXTH GRADE Front Rowf Eldige. Cline. Rogers, Page, Cross, Long, Second Row: Walton, Howell, Gibson, Osborn, Todd. Third Row: Todd, Pence, Swinney, Frazier, Jefferies, Long, Fourth Row: Kimmel, Paxton, Harris , Taylor, Moore. Standing: Paddock, Zixnmerrnan, Arnold, Gott, Gibson, Wesley, Oaks, Young, Tucker, Keller, Powers. THIRD GRADE Front Row: Sewell, Long, Moore, Pence Second Row: Bouse, Martin, Foley, Kin Third Row: Tribbett, Ball, Long, Todd, Clanton, Fourth Row: Lith, Morgan, Tucker, McCloud, Burkett. Back Row: Thomas, Sparks, Rosebrock, Deckard, Burkett, Keller, Young, Strickler, Crosby, Bradley. FIFTH GRADE Front Row: Brunst, Powers, Clark, Zimmerman, Gray, Sillery, Stadler, Thomas, Stout. Second Row: Keller, Gibson, Stark, Clanton, Martin, Pitzer, Myers, Thomas. Standing: Mitchell, Newhouse, Burkett, Cook, Tucker, Tribbett, Merchant, Davis, Peacock. FIRST GRADE Left To Right Vice. D8ViS. Martin. Tucker, Merchant, Gibson, Yeagley, Cornett, Adams, Morrison, Winslow, Powers, Bradley, Oliver, Grater, Back Row: Gibson, Faulkinbury, jef- fries, Gerald, Miller, Rogers, Frazier, Deckard, Booher, Sewell, Reeves, Terry SECOND GRADE Front Row: McGaughey, Young, Newby, Cating, Martin, Clark. Second Row: Griggs, Gentry, Adams, Bouse, Cornett. Third Row: Wesley, Strickler, Warner, Lith, Reese. Fourth Row: Mitchell, Britton, -Reeves, Howell, King, Plunkett. Fifth Row: McCloud, Canada, McClelland, Shannon. Mrs. Lola Hostetter KINDERGARTEN- Front Row: Cordian, Scott, Fletcher, Moore, Bernie, Todd, McCellan, Lesley FIRST AND SECOND GRADE In Chairs left to right Paxton, Morris, Densmore, Myers, Keller, Bradley, Poynter, Zirnmerman Deckard, Craig, Brunst. Standing left to right Cating, Ball, Cox, Paddock, Knowling, Clark, Craig, Thomas, Roell, Newby, McC1uskey. N Q Q 1 1 , W ' Q' r g l. 9- Q ' V L X' ' Latin 11 formed a Latin Club in October with ,Betty Hubble as president, Marilyn Brown, vice-president, Phyllis Dickerson, secretary.. and Dick Zimmerman and LaMarr Nicholson, program committee. A very nice program was enjoyed the last Friday in each month. Many things were learned about the Romans, their names, games, marriage customs, schools, homes, roads and things too numerous to mention. A few things of humor were en- joyed as the club progressed. Songs were sung in Latin and some very strange poems read, such as the one below. Program books were kept and presented at open house in April. FELIS A cat sedebat on our fence As laeta as could be: Her vox surgebat to the skies. Canebat merrily. My clamor was of no avail, Tho' clare did I cry. Conspexit me with mild reproof, And winked her alter eye. Quite vainly ieci boots, a lamp, Some bottles and a book: Ergo, I seized my pistol, et My aim curn cura took. I had six shots, dixi, Ye gods, May I that felis' kil11 Quamquam I took six of her lives The other three sang still. The felis sang with major vim, Though man's aim was true, Conatus sum, putare quid In tonitru I'd do. A scheme advenit in my head Scive, 'twould make her wince I sangl Et then the hostis fled Non eamlvidi since. AMERICA Te cano, Patria, candida, liberag te referet portus et exulum et tumulus senum: libera montium vox resonet. Tutor es unicus, unus avum deusl Laudo libens. Partia luceat, libera fulgeat. vis tua minuat, Omnipotensi The Library Club was organized by Mrs. Edmiston. It consisted of the six pupil'- assistants andthe Librarian. Its officers were:i2Helgn,'u?ace,rpresidentg Mary Etta Ronk, vice-president and' Marylynlvlerchant, esecrets2'ry,if5fDhe dixties ofthe. club 'girls were to check books in and out, to help keep theishelves straight and dusted, to change the bulletin board each month, and to assist pupils whoneeded help. Bob P.: Does your Mother ever spank you? Mrs. Reese: jim, are you doing any- Larry N.: Sure! I thing for that cold of yours? Bob: Does your Father ever spank you? A jirn Reiter: I sneeze when it wants me Larry: Surel. ' to. ' Bob: Who hurts the worst? Larry: I do. .4 . ,C MUSIC Band Sextet Girls Glee Club Boys ' Chorus Cl-IOR US ' I The Chorus started its first semester with 20. members. At the beginning of the second semester this enrollment had increased to 34. Quite a few girls from the Chorus were fortunate enough to be able to attend the Indiana State Choral Festival at Cadle Tabernacle, October Z4, 1947. This is always one of the best programs given during The Indiana State Teacher's Convention. Those attend- ing were, Alberta Ashley, Phyllis Dickerson, Irene French, Louise Hicks, Edna Maye Lewellyn, Barbara McKinsey and joan Rogers. They were accompanied by Mrs. Harley Campbell and Mr. Canine. ' The Chorus took part in an all schoolaflhristmas Music Program put on by the Music Department under Mr. Canine's able direction. The most outstanding part of the program- was a living Christmas tree made by the girls dressed in wine colored robes, with large white collars, with each girl carrying a silver-sprayed hemlock branch. While in the tree arrangement the girls sang these four Christmas songs: ' A Q , UC..0000...'CIOCOlQ.UIOUQCICOIll.li'.l'..lOO.l.l...flGevaert l.........l..l...'l.Ql.. CIUIOAO Santa Claus is Coming To Town ,,,,,.Fred Costs lllillililllilfllliiICICIIOOCIrving The Sextet sang at Trinity Methodist Church in Crawfordsville, Sunday, November Z3 at themorning service. They also sang- at the Mens' District meeting of the Christian Churches held in Ladoga, january 12, 1.9-48. ' e BAND ' At the beginning of the year the band had fifteen members. On November 10, 1947 the Lyons Band Instrument Company of Chicago put on a display of instruments and pre- ' sented a rental plan to the parents. The result was that by Christmas, sixty boys and girls were working on instruments. I I I' C ' H In December the band began to play at Pep meetings and for the ball games. At Christmas it took part in the Music Program and played these numbers. Promotion March............................ Ed. Chenette O, Little Town of Beth1ehem..............L. H. Redner Harki The Herald Angels Sing...Felix Mendelssohn Sllllfllvllliik When jerry Zachary came home from school, his father asked. jerry, were you quiet at school today? I'll say sol replied jerry. I went to sleep as soon as I got there and Mrs. Edmiston said she'd give any one who woke me up five demerits. 9 wartime- Mrs. Ludlow: hjohnny, it gives me great pleasure to put 90 on your report card. john M.: Swell, why not put 100 on it and get a real thrill? :murmur judge: Do you realize that one person is run over every five minutes. Dick P.: You don't say! lsn't he worn out by now? arrests l HI-Y Rah, Rah, Rah, Hl-Y Club 4 Lets go, boys . Back View L pl Yell Leaders and Yelling Section pep Girls. E fi HI-Y The officers for the year of 1947-48 as elected by the officers of lastyears club, were as follows: President, Kenyon Roberts, Vice -president, john Mahorneyg Secretary, jerry Brennang Treasurer, Dick Williamson, Sergeant of arms, Richard Rogers: Sponsor Mr. Hester. We held our rough initiation at the Shackleford farm west of Ladoga and our formal initiation was held October 17, at the Ladoga Presbyterian Church. Our Christmas dance was held on December 20. We sold beanies, initials, and license plate tags. Our 'member- ship was 31 this year as we took in eleven newhmembers at the beginning of the year. Our annual Father and Sons Banquet was given in April, BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club was organized November Z5, 1947. The following were elected officers: Alberta Ashley, President, Jo Ann Brennan, Vice-president, Rosemary Terry, Secretary and Martha jane Long, Treasurer. A Sponsor, Mrs. Robertson, was chosen, The purpose of the Booster Club was to boost school spirit and support the team. STUDENT COUNCIL It was decided to have a student council for the year 1947-48. The classes met and elected members to this council. The seniors elected four, Sam Bryan, jim Davis, Kenyon Roberts, and Mary Etta,Ronkg' the juniors three, Bob Powere, Richard Rogers, and joe Prosser: the sophomores two, Barbara Pace and Paul Clark, and the freshmen two, Patty Scott and jim Harris. The seventh and eighth elected one each, Freddie Brennan and Carl Clark. This made thirteen with Mr. Swinney and Mrs. Robertson as faculty advisors. At the fir t meeting jim Davis was elected president, Kenyon Roberts, vice-president , and Mary Etta Ronk, Secretary. Among the things sponsored by the council during the year were: An anixnal show in October, a box-supperrfollowed by a hard-times dance on Halloween night, A Sadie Hawkins party on Decernber 12 to which the boys were escorted by the girls and a prize was given to the best Daisy Mae and Lil Abner g and in April, Lt. Whitaker was engaged to speak to the students. The Council decided that no underclassman could wear senior cords or skirts. SUNSHINE The officers for the year of 1947-48 as elected by the officers of last year are as follows: President, Irene French, Vice-president, Betty Hubble, Secretary, Ruthanna Britts,Treasurer,l-lelen Pace, Reporter, Phyllis Dickerson, and Mrs. Ludlow, sponsor. We held our rough initintiwlzin the month of October l947, at the home of Mercedes Rodman and the formalinitiation was held in the Ladoga Christian Church. Starting around the first of December we began selling Christmas cards which proved ve ry satisfactory as a project. Our membership at the beginning of the year was 31. It has now increased to 43. 'spits' A A1 , X L it 5? WA L 5 W O R T H Lithognphod i Bound by WAISWOHTH BROTHERS llsrcsliln, Mo., U. S. A SUNSHINE SUNSHINE CLUB WAY To THE THRONE QUEEN AND HER COURT MUSICAL CHRISTMAS TREE A Speech 12 Bookkeeping 12 Agriculture Gove rnment I Z L... -4 5' .41 A Ye i'W xg-r 55 MW if jf 0 i , -2+ Mg A v ax ' ' FJ' .ai . H , A . ,i 3. .ex A X 1 Q , ax T a. I. , x s . X , s . ww . J 5 f, Q.. . .f-ui . C, K, x -ww-A.. 5. vw W- ' xx,-tx ii. wiv.. . fx- . Mare-.Q .. J' u w. -.- all,-. ' 6' -lb' if. Q x if i 1 , .3 .1 1 .., y Q vp. ...Q-x . . ,uf fs ,...,k4, X, k.1,.vf.Q yr, E' s X A kiX'i s2'ixfk1 1 x H... git jg .X ' tg. 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'QX343 ,V -i 3' ggi. .1+?:fffgA X L5.3,.5' R -' ' mir x 5,2 gtk - 3195 4 .,, , At, Linden edged Ladoga, last year's county tournament winner, -out roi, the running for the 1948 championship in the opening game Friday afternoon, winning a tough I tussel with the Canners, 35 to 31.. r V f It was' a close battle all through the game. Linden took the lead when Vail dropped in ia basket on the .tin-off play. Ross jpromptfly f -' D'.4l'te1 score ith his reg, I, . 'a ' ' - a g'a wegf1 'austin front as Zachary tallied'-i52.' Ladoga was ahead 6-3,415-7, and Il-9, ,before Linden tied the count at 11-all when Vail tipped 3-in one from the side. Kitsmillei-'s basket, also from at sideqshot, put Linden ahead. It '-was only for a -F moment, however, as Williamson , promptly came through with a marker to tie it up again at 13-all. Leading' l6'5tof 153 .miie halffe is ended, :never relinquished the 'zap , lead ?during?the ,Second 1 halffft ialthough Ladoga's fighting five g kepthirighstgonfthe tails of the Madg fisonsteowfgishipiladsg 1 1 it A h 'Ladogafl had the- count, 26 to 1-Bandage za' and thenfza to .Lin- fdt?tifSf'.30' fbeforeaq narrowing .v the taimaggigasjai panty as Linden 'ledi 30 to'.29IiInithe closing min- iutes ,of thengame, Linden pushed gout 'in front with a 4-point mar- gin' as the gun cracked. .-Linden played through the en- tire game without a substitution. fi Su i'nmary: j Eina1,fLiriden 353 Ladoga 31. 2 Half, Linden 163 Ladoga 15. e Linden rc: FT PF Ivan, f .... e 2 1 White, f ...... 2 1 1 gf Brown, c ...... - .... 3 1 3 V Stephenson, g ..... 0 0 3 lKitsmiller, g ..... '. 3 3 ' 1 wi BY samon , The Senior class 'of Ladoga High school will sponsor a Home- coming dance on Friday, January 23. It will be held-,in the old' gym immediately following the basket ball game, until ll p. m. There is no admission charge. Light refreshments will be serv-l ed. The public is invited to at- tend. A' homecoming queen will be crowned inthe new gym be- tween the A and B game. The classes elected two from each class to be candidate for queen. They are as follows: Seniors, Irene French and Mary Etta Ronkg Juniors, Jo Ann,Brennan and Marilyn Browng Sophomores, Louise Hicks and Joanne Carterg Freshman, Laura Pitzer and Bet- ty Davis. ' ' 5 A The following seniors are serv- ing on the various committees: Ballots committee, Donald' Grav- it, chairman, Kenyon Roberts, Martha Long, Chester Poynter. Crowning committees: Albertai Ashley, chairman, Beverly Brit-. ton, Mercedes Rodman, Helen Pace, Sam Bryan. 1 Dance committee, Barbara Vice, , Marylyn Merchant, Clifford Cook, V Richard Pitzer, Jerry Zachary. Refreshments committee: Betty' Everhart, chairman, Vernon Ross, 1 Mary Etta Ronk, John Mahorney, Irene French, Jim Davis. i -wiii' ' ' so 5.5, Q, .,,,,,,.g.,.,-.v.x. rs., .. 9 . . , ,Q .- - is ,- V Xtkvk Qi igj iiltiigff. ina ,L L - ty-Qi., We have a new faqefgiinotir Athleticieparttfiont this year in tha' pe jack Hester. Mr. Hester took the place of Floyd Neff who has devoted his time teaching. Mr. Hester is well known in this county for his tournament teams with he has had good luck. jack, as he is better known. was graduated from New High School in the year 1934 and was graduated from Wabash in 1938 with an A He started his coaching at New Market High School but it was interrupted by the and Pacific Theater of Operations. Upon his discharge he again returned to He served in the Navy for 3 years, during which time he was stationed in the u Cutler, Indiana andjhjsg team of 1946-47 won their share of the games. As yo took over the coaching reins of our school this year and we sincerely 'hope he new job SCHEDULE NAME HEIGHT Linden 35 Ladoga Z9 Kenyon Roberts 6'1 New Market Ladoga 16 Vernon Ross 6' Jamestown Ladoga 48 jim Davis 5'9 Bainbridge Ladoga 39 3 jerry Zachary 5'7' New Ross Ladoga 37. joe Prosser Roachdale Ladoga 44 . Richard Rogers Darlington Ladoga 37 La Marr Nicholson .North Salem Ladoga 48 Richard Williamson Alamo Ladoga 57 Everett Foster Roachdale Ladoga 47 Richard Zimmerman Waveland Ladoga 47 jim Reiter 15 New Ross Ladoga 42 Robert Powers County Tournament Linden jim Harris New Market A Ladoga Floyd Hall jamestown Ladoga Rex Ross . Darlington Ladoga 'Raymond Hart 5'l0 Waveland Ladoga joed Clark 5'll Waynetown Ladoga Kyger Larry Nicholson Carl Zimmerman Bill Gerald Londell Craig Bill Long David Simmons Shelby Norton We drew Linden in our first County Tournament Game. '51 Waynetown 'L New Richmond New Ross Waynetown . New Ross . L L Darlington Darlington Wnynefwvll ' Wingate R ' New Market Waveland Waveland Waveland Ladoga Linden N Linden Bowers Linden Alamo Alamo- v ... W... .vvz 1 l rv ANI ': A , m . ,L.-- t X. Nl , Mk Q, K-.. ,M ...,,,. .2MQ,..ggze.giQ.-, .,,k,,A,,..q ,1-.:gzi.-'1Qs1Q,.....w..4As.4m,x , Dick Williamson Harold jack Hester Jerry Zachary Guard Coach - Forward 5 La Marr Nicholson Dick Zimmerman jing Dgvi. Guard Forward Guard Everett Foster Kenyon Roberts Vernon Ross Richard Rogers Forward Center Forward Center 111 3 5 4i55v4. ,.-W.. - ? fir-Q , -Ly? f Y J 1 -' X ii K -iii. I ! 5 5 5 i a E ! s E 5 5 3 E a i 2 NAME Alberta Ashley Beverly Britton Samuel Bryan c lure 1-ai cook james Davis Betty Lou Everhart Irene French Donald Gravit Martha Gray Betty jane Hart Edward Hart Martha Long ' John Mahorney Marylyn Merchant Helen Pace Richard Pitzer Chester Poynter Kenyon Roberts Mercedes Rodman Mary Etta Ronk Vernon Ross Barbara Vice Jerry Zachary Alberta Ashley Beverly Britton Samuel Bryan Clifford Cook james Davis Betty Lou Eve rhart Irene French Donald Gravit Martha Gray Betty jane Hart Edward Hart Martha Long john Mahorney Marylyn Merchant Helen Pace Richard Pitzer Chester Poynter Kenyon Roberts Mercedes Rodman Mary Etta Ronk Vernon Ross Barbara Vice jerry Zachary HUMOR NICK NAME ' Bert Bev. Sam Gaylord Poof Eve rhart Reenie Pr ofe s sor Mart Bett Eddie Mart J Ohms' Miss Mitchell Heddy Dick Chet Sonny Mercy Honkie Gabby Barb Sad Sack CHIEF TRAIT Arguing with Darrell 'Playing her Sax Student manager Mechanic His Smile Giggling Snuffing Photographer Keep her figure Her walk Good nature Cooking Auto racing Blushing Looking neat Riding horses Bashfulness To go steady Reading books Her tooth paste smile Making a noise Criticizing Speech WOMEN AMBITION TO: Be a wife Be a Nurse Be a sailor boy ' Be a millionaire Be an actor fVan johnson, Be a government teacher Be a bookkeeper Be a professor Be a telephone operator Hook Otis Be a farmer Be a housewife Marry Nancy Travel with a magician Be a wife Own a ranch Buy out Charlie Hughes Be a Doctor Be a Librarian Hook a big handsome man Be a salesman Be a housewife Be a 'doctor's son-in-law WHAT THEY SAY Oh! Shut Up Oh! I'm sorry I don't care That-'s what you think OH! Doggonit Oh! Dern Well where did you get that Well ah! Are you kiddin' Is that so! Uh! Oh! Kid Yeah, I guess Well I'd reckon Oh! Darn it No, that ain't right It's alright with me Oh! I don't know Oh! Boy Oh! Heck Boy! That dude ...... Say! 'Now KCENSOREDQ NAME SENIOR CLASS Alberta Ashley Beverly Britton Samuel Bryan Clifford Cook james Davis Betty Lou Everhart Irene French Donald Gravit Martha Gray Betty jane Hart Edward Hart Martha Long john Mahorney Marylyn Merchant Helen Pace Richard Pitzer Chester Poynter Kenyon Roberts Mercedes Rodman Mary Etta Ronk Vernon Ross Barbara Vice jerry Zachary Alberta Ashley Beverly Britton Samuel Bryan Clifford Cook james Davis Betty Lou Everhart Irene French Donald Gravit Martha Gray Betty jane Hart Edward Hart Martha Long john Mahorney Marylyn Merchant 'Helen Pace Richard Pitzer ,Chester Poynter Kenyon Roberts Mercedes Rodman .Mary Etta Ronk Ve rnon Ros s Barbara Vice jerry Zachary SONGS ' Feudin' and Fightin' There's No One, But You Near You Full Moon And Empty Arms I'm Not Having Any This Year I'l1 Walk Alone ' Makes No Difference Now You Stole My Heart I Give Me The Simple Life Why Does It Get So Late So Early Ain't You Ever Comin' Back, Ain't You Coax Me A Little Bit It's Love, Love, Love After You've Gone I Wonder Where Ever There's Me There's You Ragtirne 'Cowboy joe Farmer's Life Is A Very Merry Life Do You Love Me Love Is The Darndest Thing My Fickle Eye It's Not That I'm Such A Wolf This Is Always My Gal Is A High Born Lady WHERE USUALLY FOUND With Darrell With LeRoy In The Locker Room Working on the Olds Skating Rink Studying Hughes Electric Shop With His nose in a book At the telephone office In front of the mirror In the pool room With Homer In his little black Plymouth In the little blue Ford With Jimmie On a horse On the farm At New Market In the library Flirting with the boys With the eighth grade girls With jim In mischief V , , X N -fXx Y 'MV 2 X X 1' if 1-.1-ii-lu -is fr, u iff' iii!! 1 w E s A 3 5 i H 2 5 Q 5 S COMPLIMENTS OF The Cox Funeral Homes DEDICATED TO SERVICE AMBULANCE SERVICE LADY ASSISTANT LADOGA PHONE 90 NORTH SALEM PHONE 19 BOOSTER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS A 'FRIEND 1 Compliments of BENNETS The Friendly Store Groceries and Meats Fruits and Vegetables Phone 66 Ladoga, Indiana Compliments of New Ross Lumber Co Lumber - Hardware -V. V- W W-an-'QQ' www- rv----11, fs - --H Q Qm,. m1. , it., K , .1,.1 . K,., , .Yx,,X:, .W R,,,, m ri ,, h.,, 4 .vW ,,-,.W,,,tW,, ,,Q, w,k ?,,,,,W,,mWh,: ?q,,twxwtwW R-v f- if ft f tg 'jiqgk' 2 ti- '- a X s 5, s Compliments of Young Bros. .., e Compliments of ew Ross Grain Co Grain - Coal - Feed Seeds - Salt ,wig 4 Q .tags U. 5 i. . Q -K?-ilggfxft 3 -gf x -. gg xg,--.ft Compliments of Ladoga Motor Sales Co. Compliments of MiIIer's Sales 84 Service Ladoga, Indiana Kaiser - International Trucks - F Ph e 7 C mpliments of Ladoga Lumber 8: Coal Co Dependable Building Service Phone 3 Compliments of Marie's Beauty Shop 'AND BOB'S BARBER SHOP Ladoga, Indiana Keller-Bouse Pharmacy The Rexall Store School Supplies Fountain Service h Prescriptions Filled Phone 96 Ladoga, Lndiana Hendricks County'sl Photograph and Gift Studio Chas. Porter North Side of the Square Danville Compliments I of Dr. 84 Mrst F. T. Denny 84 Kathryn The Ladoga State Bank Courtesy and Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System F Ladoga Indiana Compliments of Wendell Blaydes Furniture - Rugs - Appliances Phone 9 4 Ladoga Indiana F. I. O. GRILL Lunches and Short Crders Compliments of B I L L M 0 R RI S General Trucking and Lime Phone 2310 Compliments of I-O H N H U B B L E General Trucking Ladoga, Indiana Compliments of C HARLES HANNA Sz SONS McCormick - Deering Implements Hardware and Skelgas Stoves Phone 26 Roachdale, Indiana Compliments of WHITE FRONT CAFE ' 'Sunday Dinners Van Cleave - Nichalson 1 Ladoga l Indiana Compliments of LQADOGA TIRE at ACCESSORIES Goodrich Tires and Batteries Light Fixtures and Wiring. Supplies Auto and Home Supplies Phfme 92 AI. W. Cliver, Proprietor Compliments of THE RITZ CAFE A Good Place to Eat Me1vm Wray, Proprietor Phone 19 New Ross, Indiana. 11 i , 1 H, W , Compliments of LADOGA GRAIN Sa FEED CC. Arcady and Superior Feeds p Grain 2- Feed - Fertilizer - Coal Grinding - Crushing - Mixing Phone 104-2 Ladoga, Indiana 1N5WllWE Compliments of GLENN W. IRWIN Druggist Roachdal Q Indiana Compliments of 1AMEsToWN PRESS Harold .FL Hiller. Publisher Iame stown Indiana I Compliments of STANDARD OIL CO. Joe Featherstone Phone 83 Ladoga I I Indiana Compliments of CITIES SERVICE Melvin Frazier Phone 132 Indiana Roachdale Compliments of Jones 8a Summers I . G . A . S TO RE Roachdale, Indiana Phone 89 Compliments of RAY Sz IRMA'S CAFE Home Cooking' ' North Salem, Indiana Phone 30 Compliments of WHITE'S BARBER SHOP Jamestown, Indiana Compliments of CAPITAL ROCK WOOL CO. 'TERMITE CONTROL CO., INC. 'Insulate Your House With Capital Rook Wool Blown mf' A Free Estimates U Ilanville 387 Cecil Copeland 818 West Main V -:vrgV:..z .a:-vsgzr'Ng'fMf Compliments of BYRD AND SON TYDOL STATION Wayne and Mastermix Feeds Wayne Baby Chicks for Sale y Dick' Shelton, Mechanic Ladoga, Indiana Compliments of ' ELLIOTTS' MARATHON SERVICE Compliments , of FALLER CLOTHING STORE Roachdale, Indiana High Quality Cement Products C . C. HARSHBARGER V Ladoga, Indiana Compliments of HOVERMALE AND HEDGE McCormick - Deering Tractors and Machines International Trucks Phone 58 Jamestown, Indiana Compliments of FREDRICK'S MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Phone 21 New Ross, Indiana Compliments of TURNER'S SHELL STATION New Ross, Indiana Compliments of 'THE REGAL STORE The Best For Less Phone 40 O Nz... .. .- r-wil-------.. .. -...N ......-. X -..yur .1 . , , R x 9' I. U .1- . ,, ,, , u lv I ' x . , 4 nf r M .W '44 .- Q , 1- N 1 lv H at I 4 R I 4 - ', . .. AFM - . 4 1- u . R' s . ', Y ' i