Lafayette Central High School - Leaves of Lafayette Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

' 555523. Q 1 s nf . .. ai- ms? fy' ,P 39: 1 Us . 5- 342 30614 I x, 'J MRS. LUSEAL CHRISTY Y7 Huntington College Ball State Teachers' College - Grade 4 Y N MRS. HILDA BAKER . E' ' I I e Ball State Teachers College y Grade 2 . V' A MRS. ISABEL SITES Manchester College MRS. MYRTLE MCCONNEL Grade l Manchester College Ball State Teachers' College Butler University Grade 3 , , K ku K, . g L ill. I ,Y 3 ' I x . 3 MR. FRED COLLINS KW Ohio University Purdue University MR- EARL LAKE Indiana University Milcheiiel 53011686 Grade 5 Ball State Teachers Grade 6 - as-' 4, Q' V MR. WILLIAM WETZEL University of Louisville Grade Music, Band Chorus 7 MR. ROBERT JUSTUS Purdue University Veterans' Agriculture Teache .N Terry Steed :C ,, OITLQ Cl, ' Gerry Gundy y ff J. ' F .pw ,Q i. -:,. f L 'X :jill Arlene Schleuder Pres. Paul Tobias V. Pres. Bud Cook Sec. Arline Schleuder ' Treas. Judy Somers f 1 A-X, iff! Gloria Steiner A , Y S, A f S -rf if KU, 0 iw - I Dick Pierce Judy ,W X M' Somers Q13-. -' -6- a . -3. y l 5 unwro g A j E7 ,QL i . jr ' Shirley 1Vlart1n Jerry Krick , 'b 'CHX V' -- Q - ' af , . r' x . ' 1 ' A ud Johxfmy Larry Wilnua Norman Paul Nancy Cook Faust Hitzfield Welbaum Richenback Tobias Lesh J 9 ,r f QPU., 1 -Exp 'if' F' ' 01195. IQ .ff LE' I S vlowofeb Arlie Ellis Kenneth Edwards Robert Bradbury Janice Blauser Nancy Berrnes Waltressa Beard Donna Fairchild Merlin Kirchner -411. Connie Kriegh ,1 Jy, Janice Blauser Pres. Donna Martz Bud Kirchner V. Pres. Nancy Berrnes Treas. I , N Inf- Connie Kreigh Sec. C224 A P7 Barbara lyiorris ' ' I tt T X nyf ang oeri -3 Sane E Opp . i Iii, 5 Betty Parker 611 . xi Mary Reddin Q It y ' ' Barbara Richardson 9 ' , 5. Ileen Stephens L Q ' H . :I Lyle Strater Q ll T - O' A Ursis. 9 '.f-Us -1,,.fvgg?,g.gg.. . 1. iw. .,-5.:,.,m- A-. ,x-'L-J 1 b 12, , ., - ..-V,., ..-.Am --,,.-, ML: L Q S. I N XS W' Q0 'ai' WM ' 66 QCLI' Qllffif ana! genfk , ,. ,Q 1 l rf 1 TNN-N' Beverly Evens William Bell Cleo Bermes Robert Carroll Marilyn Woodward Max Tarr , , 'sf-if-X, .mi-fl 1- 1' -f-fr. rv, ,,,,5, . ,E- Larry Martin Gloria Faust Herman Hammer 10 f0e,,,,L H Shirley Kirchner Thomas Bradbury Shirley Baughman ,Tack Rohr Carol Lesh .Tack Grabner . . Ai. 49 ,-5. Q AL' J I i, 1 . 'f L 5 g Lfsxz, L 'Cr Q dui ,Q- President , , V. President . Secretary , , Treasurer, , ww., 2 5 L- .W L ,W . . . Carol Lesh , , Larry Martin Marilyn Woodward , Charles Johnson , 4 na lui xx ll. Robert Denny lVlary Lois Beard Ernie Dohrman Patricia Ruppert Donald Hyser Jackie Wisel Robert Marion Topp Sherman Me shbe rger Margie Lesh Ned Brickley Donna Gundy Mary Lou Norwald Charles Johnston Sandra Glass Merlin Denny Jackie Schleuder Barbara Fink Hoopengardner M ,ll X W xml M A ex O F DP U1 cn EE -' cn P-l O PU K: v lv 2 O 4 L. tr lf- eI'l'l Qin, el' Twelve long years ago when our mothers brought us to school there were Lucile Bailey Lloyd Bradbury Joe Comer Shirley Lehman Maxine Mowery and Norma Sink. When we returned to our second year there were no new faces. Then as the years passed, in our fourth year we had a very X nice addition to our class, a little blonde, none other than t Phyllis Baird. Entering the fifth grade a short, dark, and handsome boy t entered our class. Who was he? Why of course, Dick Parker! After hitting the half-way mark we had two additional students. They were Roberta Hatfield and Jack Lesh. r, I When school opened the next fall we found ourselves in the A seventh grade. Dale Swihart, bashful but nice, and Claire 1 Kirchner, a pert blonde, became members of our group. This i year we elected class officers and started having class parties. t 1 In the eighth grade we gained another member. She was a very cute little red-head. Her name is Ann Carney. .sg Entering our freshman year we were all a flutter, although N' it was a lot of fun. We made a lot of money sponsoring a skating party. During our sophomore year we made more money selling Y stationery, and head-scarfs, for we had decided on taking a l senior trip. In our junior year we had a play. It was entitled The A Daffy Dills. Also, we sponsored a banquet for the Seniors. From South Side High School, Kyle Parks came to join our ranks. Shirley Lehman left at the end of our junior year, and enrolled in Harlan High School. Our senior year was very exciting for we were looking forward to our graduation and our senior trip to New York. We have not chosen our senior play yet. When we think back over all this, we regret having to leave it. Nevertheless we look forward to the coming years with great expectancy and determination. Z -,,.- 1 -i l -- ,-.111-1 gl..-l iffgz-1 7 1' 3' N 1, pi. 1 , L, L C 'fm X C LASS W ILL We the Seniors Cfinallyl after a grueling four year battle in the greatly renowned falso old, Lafayette Central High School being fsupposedlyl of sound mind and body make this final fin English that means the lastj document which we know will bene- fit all concerned fyou lucky peoplel. We realize that this grad- uating class of 1953 has proven beyond all doubt to be the great- est ever to leave this humble temple of knowledge. I, Lucile Bailey, will my steady love affair to Shirley Mar tin. I. Lloyd Bradbury, will my class ring to Wilma Welbaum. I, Ann Carney, will my red hair to Miss Thelma Fair, my shorthand teacher. I, Joe Comer, will my French to 1VIr. Ashley . I, Roberta Hatfield, wili my height to Arline Schleuder I, Claire Kirchner, will my quick ways to Paul Tobias. 1, Maxine Mowery, will my ability to wreck Fords to Norman Richenbach. I, Dick Parker, will my ability to get along with the tea- chers to Terry Steed. I, Kyle Parks, will my smooth running 29 Essex to Larry Hitzfield and Jane Blauser. I, Norma Sink, will my ability to be a trustee's daughter to Judy Somers. I, Dale Swihart, will my masculine figure to John Faust. IN WITNESS WI-IEREOF we, the class of 1953, have this, our will, signed sealed and delivered on March l, 1953. fSigned1 SENIOR CLASS L isga ,E xg I - -Q4 J Ti. gg ede jkingzi L9 O H MW 3, uwkeef of g0l'tlfll'le W '53 CLASS PROPHECY It is the year of 1973. You are relaxing in your easy chair by the fireplace, looking out over the horizon as the scene slowly sinks out of sight. You reach over and turn the dial of your T. V. set and suddenly see the announcer as he says: All you lucky people stay tuned to this channel for your well known news reporter Miss Lucile Bailey, who will bring you the wornan's viewpoint on the latest up-to-the-minute news. This special news report is brought to you by Channel I. O. U. in Zanesville, Indiana owned and operated by stockholders composed largely of the 1953 graduating class of Lafayette Central I-lighSchool. Good evening Mr. anzl Mrs. North and South America and all the ships at sea. Lets' go to press. First of all I have word from Borneo that Dale Swihart, a native fisherman proved that man can live inside a fish, although he was not aiming to prove anything of the sort. Dale fell overboard and was swallowed by an enormous whale. We'll assure you he had a whale of a time. After Z7 hours the whale burped and out came Dale, a little shaken up but perfectly all right. Oh! yes he got the whale for a souvenir. From Lexington, Kentucky, we receive word that several blondes have been smuggled across the border. An investigation has been made, and the guilty one is believed to be Dick Parker. Last night a fire broke out in a large building located on Jefferson Avenue in Chicago. The building is being occupied by the Man-haters club of Chicago. The owner, Miss Norma Jean Sink, reports that only slight damage was done. The fire evidently broke out in the basement due to the carelessness of the janitor, Mr. Joseph Comer'. I have not quite found out why a man should be found as a janitor of such an organization, but believe perhaps it might have something to do with his feminine-like personality. Within the past fifteen years the city of Aboite, Indiana has grown rapidly. Several factories have sprung up, and the most recent one is a corn-cob pipe factory owned and operated by Mr. Kyle Parks. Mr. Parks succeeded in this factory after failing in his first industry, which was the manufacturing of paper dolls in the town of Ellisville, Indiana. One of the greatest meetings ever held in New York is now in the history making stage. As you know these people stop from their steady grind of the everyday world to travel to New York once a year about this time to hold their annual meeting. This year Boxcar Mowery has been crowned Hobo queen of 1973 at the greatest Hobo convention ever held. l've just received word from India that Miss Roberta Hatfield, the famous foreign correspondent for the Roanoke Review, while covering a news story along the Indian Ocean met her long searched for Prince Charming, who turned out to be--guess who? No, you're wrong. I know you are all thinking of that certain '53 senior of whom Roberta seemed to think a lot, but the lucky man is, much to our surprise, Tonto, the famous Indian actor. 14 Predictions of things to come: Mrs. Tonto may very soon be counting papooses. One of the highlights in the society world is the long-awaited crowning of the bathing beauty queen. Last evening in a breath taking ceremony along the moonlit Hawaiian Beach, a large crowd witnessed the crowning of the Bathing Beauty Queen of 1973. The crown was bestowed upon Miss Claire Ann Kirchner whose home town is the modest little village of Scarecrow, Pennsylvania. After a brief station identification I will bring you the latest news from the sports world. You are tuned to channel I. O. U. in Zanesville, Indiana. Commercial: My dear people, do you feel laggy at the end of the day? Do your feet bother you? Do you suffer from rheumatic pains, nervousness, neuralgia, and backache or are you troublegl with grey hair? If so, be sure to try the new super all purpose Carney's little marvel pills which Miss Ann Carney has worked several years to perfect. Mr. L.. Karns from Roanoke, Indiana writes After taking one bottle of Carney's little marvel pills, I found my hair which had turned grey from much worry was once more restored to its natural colorg I was no more jittery and nervous and could once again wear shoes which I previously had not been able to do because of the condition of my feet. This pill which will bring relief for any ache or pain can be bought at any corner drug store, so don't delay--act today. Buy Carney's little marvel pills. And now back to our news reporter, Miss Lucile Bailey. The New York Jerkies who will play their first big league game on May Z with the New York Yankees are happy to announce a newcomer to their team. The coach, Miss Thelma Fair, is sure that Lloyd Bradbury, from Deadbottom, South Dakota, will help lead the .Ierkies to a successful season. Mr. Bradbury signed up with the Jerkies last winter after resigning his position as the Crooning crooser at the Stork Club. Correct time: 12:00 Midnight. This is your friendly announcer signing off and asking you to tune in again next year to Channel I. O. U. in Zanesville, Indiana owned and operated by the 1953 Graduating Class of Lafayette Central High School. H ime .xdfone jeff, 'PW-if K 'ax RPT: h 1 1 . F 511' 1'. 1 '4a 11-1 J A . 'nf ,X 4. .-ci 1' 1' 1 Hqv' ,H f,11Xl,f4v if' 1 - +1- 1 1 1 A 4 ,t .A1 1 . ' 11, 1 1 1134... 1 -.vu 'Al 1 ' 1 ' , 1 1 Hn ,.,, , f' .., . S .1 . 18,1-R, 1 Qs if 'fa , . I I V' 11 . 'L 21-' f ,r4,,:. 1,' mwx, 'C , . , 1 1 n L 1 1 197, rg ,, '.' . U' . I' 11 'V . f.,.':', Il. - i ' ff' ff, gb ,4- Eli? . ,V 1, W 17. . . 'F. 1 ,. fn .1 ,, 4' a, ' - 4f','.A '17 H r' L. 1 ,f.. f J f 1 1, 1 ' 11 . N il '. 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Fletcher. TOP: R. Hammer, M. Shelley, D. Decker, L, Jackson, R, Ellis, L, Matthis, S, Harrod, B, Carpenter, T. Saddler, M, Tarr, G. Lopshire, Mr. Lake, GRADE FIVE BOTTOM: G, Bowersock, E. Cook, R, Rohr, J, Offutt, R, Lake, M, Burley, L. Bradbury, MIDDLE: N. Schmidt, C. Sheley, M. Tarr, N, Tarr, S, Rohr, E, Lovell, J, Wisel, S. Wright, G. Bak. TOP: E. Reddin, D. Denney, J. Rupert, C, King, J. Young, P, Schroeder, K, Sink, Mr. Collins. YQ Hcff...,.f.f .M 5.,.f,,f' i fu. BOTTOM: R. Hamilton, J. Vodde, E. Beard, D. Martz, W. Bailey, T. Rohr. MIDDLE: G. Ellis, C. Smith, B. Prior, C. Blauser, C. Buell, S. Brickley. TOP: R. Woods, R, Evans, C, Adkins, B. Folk, J. McBride, D. Tobias, J. Reddin, G. Hammer. BOTTOM: J. Young, R. Johnson, J. Howard, L. French, W. Otis, R. Clark, B. King, K. Bailey. MIDDLE: J. Bailey, P. Beyers, C. Baughman, D. Martz, D, Keyser, P. Kramer, K. Knuckles, R. Hammer, L Topp, J. French, Mrs, Chris- ty. TOP: D. Ashbaugh, K.-Alexander, R. Crashle, M. Black, S. Baker, C. Bell, E. Comer, S. Thompson, C. Tobias, M. Johnson, J. Offutt, R. Denney, J. Car- roll. CC 77 ga ea in fAe ,mo 5 M -. 'Y 1 . '-J BOTTOM: J. Oatis, B. Lucas, K. Duff, T. Feighner, L. Lopshire, I. Bradbury, R. Gundy, K. D, Burley, G. Lovell, T. Bailey. MIDDLE: M, Kuhn, S, Bailey, L, Bowersock, S. Bermer, L. Lopshire, C. Kramer, J, Sparks, L. Rohr, J. Steiner, V. Offutt, B. Hyser, Mrs. McConnell. TOP: D. Miller, l-l. Osgood, R. Hulvey, J. Bradbury, N. Davis, S. Painter, B. Reddin, D, Coulter, G, Baeten, R. Cook, D, Duhamel, R. Snyder, P. Richardson, T. Henry. BOTTOM: T. Young, R. Alexander, N. Dohrman, C. Topp, D, Coulter, M. Worrel, M. Remaly, R, Hitzfield. SECOND ROW: B. Esterline, C. Kumfer, B. Kumfer, B. Sparks, J. Sands, S. Matthias, L. Fairchild, W. Kaiser, S, Carroll, C. Bailey, 1. Clark, M. Lovell. THIRD ROW: P, New, S. Bear, L. Nicholson, L. Vodde, I, Bailey, S. Reddin, L Thomas, N. Richardson, L, Bailey, Mrs. Sites. TOP: L. Otis, D. Platt, D. Denney, J. 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Sh p7 Phy 1Ed 98:10 Sh p10,11, 8:12 42' f ' ' fg 5yQ,, Rb x ,..A - I . .p 5131.3 Wffflfw Q' cc 79 2,13 N Mr. William Wetzel fr--1 rr 4--f I., .-.,...,, . fix .TU 4.--.a,....- --V - -V 3.8 iff ' v x . , Music Chorus Band Ensembles uziic, udic, udic K - was-xawawg 'aff gqmemdam .- 16 9 1 Lafayette Central Band X x Ai ff, Q V ,f Twirlers 30 5 l cc 77 9 Q ufiic, Lwic, udic Q15 ln QQ: Q li M 3 'pn High School Chorus 1 A - B - A ff' U I Junior High Chorus 31 N x x x x X ered Wo udinedfi cage Low ufiineria :U ' .Si v X ' I ' 1 l I i ' I f I f X X 1 X X i 1 I l ' I I l X f X X X X l l I I 1 I I i X f f X X x f f X X X The Adorable Imp X Z x Z .Terry Gundy .... Winston Pickrel Shirley Martin . . . Pamela Gordon A1-line Schleuder Imogene VanRyndon Paul Tobias ..... Brian Barcley Bud Cook ....... Clint Purdy Larry Hitzfield . . .Dilworth Pickrel Wilma Welbaum. . Hortense Hostetter .Terry Krick ..... Ross Waldron Gloria Stiener . . . Malvina Barcley Judy Somers . . . Betty Lou Gordon The Daffy Dills' Lloyd Bradbury-Dudly Dill Shirley Lehman-Doris Dill Roberta Hatfield-Aimee Lovell Claire Kirchner-Cousin Maude Lucile Bailey-Elaine Escott Kyle Parks-R odney Dill Phyliss Baird-Carol Dill Norma Jean Sink-Gran Dill Dale Swihart-Richard Dill WAYNEDALE CLEANERS Ann Carney-The Widow Woggles L. I'IL1I'1ti.ngtOl'1 Rd. Maxine M0Wery-ArniCa Waynedale, Indiana Dick Parker-Pete Norton .eft U 1- 6 xvl ..,a.+-6 our h ere ff 06 J ' 'L S 5 I, S51 Wxxmf ix X- . :C 0 .4 ' ' as G , 1 1 xt fill uf'- , f -5' ' . 1 ,Pia T f' Q ' H ,m ' 1' A .Ai vi . I n I 1 Q A w 5 R six- 5 -:F if lj N en .gzniorri 7, A THEME SONG Listen my children and you shall hear the highlights of our senior yearg We don't mean to tease or bring along grins. Listen now our poem begins: LUCILE--Lucy To get our first specimen to Zanesville we go Since that's where her heart is as you all well know. We think Lucile will do all right If she starts gettin' in earlier at night. ANN - -Marthie All thru her life its been her fate To have people mention that distinguishing trait It's Ann's red hair, and we're talking about it. But will she ever dye it?---we sorta doubt it. ROBERTA--Bert Enemy to few, friend to many A match for this girl? There just isn't any We think Roberta would be doing fair If only Joe Comer would stay out of her hair. MAXINE--Mac A jollier lass you've never seen At the realm of laughter, Maxine's the queen In our path of memories she'll make a big crease For tho'ts of her will never cease. NORMA JEAN--Jeannie In here comes the girl with sweet little smile And the laughing eyes you can see for a mile. Many new friends in the future she'll gain Always our friend, Norm will remain. LLOYD--Herm Lloyd's plans for the future are very clearg Five healthy sons he intends to rear. That his basketball team will be girls he has no fears For it takes healthy girls to lead basketball cheers. JOE--Red Have you met Joe? He's the worst pest the world'll ever know When he gets something, he gets it bad, But nevertheless we think the world o' that lad. CLAIRE- -Annie At her dancing blue eyes and her blonde curly hair, Take a second look if you think that you dare But take warning brother, and by all means beware When Dick Parker is around you'd better not stare! RICHARD- -Dick His name is Dick, but we call him Dateg To fail in typing seemed just his fate Until at the teacher he learned to wink Dick's doing better in typing we thinkl P l P DALE--Beef Next on our line, I'm sure you all know, A guy who any girl would like for a beau But when the girls look at him they just turn pale, That's Mrs. Swihart's little boy, Dale. Now that these ten have passed in review And we've told you what we think of you A wish for your future whether near or far: May you always remain as close as you are. For the greatest wealth ten people can save Are the friends made and held from birth till grave. We'd like to get serious for a moment or two, And wish God's guiding care for each one of you. And hope thru the years where e're you roam, You'll always consider Lafayette your home, With your closest friends, wherever they be, These ten crazy kids in the class of '53. 1' V. w .V M. I l..... I.,...... -iu.,.,,, V , X N in ,f Wi5AeAa1fin , U f J A, Q x Six X -.tgrg-v . 4 R my 27 29 28 21L,i2i TOP:J. Smith, B. Wygant, R. Sadler, W. Parks, Coach Collins, W. Battershell, B. Smith, E. Rohr, J. Fletcher. BOTTOM: R. Battershell, B, Hitzfield, I. Clancy, J. Moore, M. Wilson, R. Martz, L. Ester- line. s .lx Girls Athletic Association Yell Leaders, N. Blauser ik M. May Compliments of ZANESVILLE LUMBER Sz SUPPLY Phone 52 35 musnvuirnvwmr V . 1 -. 3 ' r s v 1 ' r f , . , , , .4 . Jx Q Qu-ul L-1P-I L., 1,.I'7 'Q I . , ,U U ,fx - I. Q V. ' S M . ,-. it Y .li The new basketball suits. A J fx , N we T. Q , ,. '1- il Q- Q A 22 sv' 5 igger ana 1 ,, Q g. vga hx ,- XJ. if 'x 'X X P' Zeffer wall Uel' rt' L. Individual Scoring Schedule of 1952-53 Team Points Opponent We They Lloyd Bradbury 304 Rock Creek 49 48 Hoagland 54 45 Dick Parker 256 Roanoke 43 71 East Union 47 73 Larry Hitzfield 144 Ossian 46 92 Harlan 43 78 Joe Comer 106 Elmhurst 41 59 Arcola 40 55 Merlin Danny Liberty Center 70 47 Coesse 53 56 Dale Swihart Arcola 52 65 Arcola 67 83 .Terry Krick Monroeville 37 68 East Union 61 68 Paul Tobias Monroeville 32 56 West Union 59 57 Jack Rohr Jefferson Center 61 65 Coesse 50 57 Sherman Me shberger Rock Creek 68 74 Monroeville 56 61 B ob Bradbury ,..1....-- -w- . 1' if Xi, R i if ,L 5 l if A r v. ..g.-,P K TOP: B. Johnson, T. Bradbury Student Mana- gers. B. Hoopingardner, B. Bradbury, Coach Biberstine, M. Denny, J. Grabner, L. Mar- tin, and E. Dohrman Student Manager. BOTTOM: C. Johnson, B. Cook, N. Brickley, B. Denny, S. Meshber- ger, and I. Rohr. fr Dei, , T A 5 Op S RO poyv CQ ff? HO 04.01, GNT OO Roeagjao eel' H556 OP OU,21.OIi70ke Q' 2? TQ SEC SS, 28 3 ay OA, eqafffb ff 310 Ops Q14 1127 17 6 3 Ll' OJV f 3 11- a . Q S 26 3 8 04 1012 13 I -'Sf 31 3 9 W OU1-O 3 3 by 51 . e . 7 8 36 Jeff 0I71'O1pV1lfe 40 35 A .5 Coe efso 510 35 1 ,i Ro Sse O 3516 58 01- Sl gf 664 46 19 30 S17 X 5, YELL LEADERS Shirley Martin Wally Beard Judy Somers QA Q xg' 38 'X r 9 J, 119 '2 66 Q7 gage We Uuf .70 We gafgame 'F ' 1: Q ,.' . ' 4 ,B , la: L v 1 ,--., I H -:l 'S I -- ,yt A .17 .. 11,1-1 .- - 1 :gf - ' - A A A .gl v, S X 'l X - 112: WN ' . 5:15.35 3. N , -wif: 2329 -T X , , x 1 5 SOFTBALL TEAM OF 1952 TOP: D. Parker, J. Grabner, C. Johnson, Coach Schoeff, J. Comer, B. Denny, T. Bradbury, and E. Dohrman. MIDDLE: B. Hoopingardner, L. Bradbury, J. Krick, M. Denny, L. Martin, L. Hitzfield, S. Meshberger, and B. Bradbury. BOTTOM: M. Tarr, D. Swihart, N. Brickley, and P. Tobias. Df 0. L. B . WW M -u A JAM.. 2. gma 49 KA! Comphments of ,sg Zane sv111e Indlana X I ,I . ,LM if ,ff .L J ivy VY? f .1 ' SHEPLER IMIOTOR SALES wi I 39 X N 5 ' 3 . he gr, Ely KLUMX3, 1 VTTV. ,L xl fl l C fx-X 'E J N-J a ' W fkiz A s ll aug in, n we Oufdi Dick had been late to Typing Class 3 days in a row and Miss Fair told him that thereafter he would not get into class without an admittance slip from Mr. Lesh. On the fourth day Dick was late to class again. Miss Fair looked him straight in the eye: tapping her pencil impatiently on the edge of her desk, she stated. Dick, your slipl Dick very calmly replied, What's wrong, is it showing? Mr. Karn's son: Did you see the stork that brought me, Daddy? Mr. Karns: Only the bill, son. I shall illustrate what I have in mind, said Mr. Lesh as he erased the board. Mr. Lesh: Can you give me the formula for water? Dalezl-IIJKLMNO Mr. Lesh: Whatever made you say that? Dale: Well, yesterday you said the formula for water was H to O. Cute blond in restaurant: Sorry, chum, but I don't go out with perfect strangers. Joe: That's okay, I'm not perfect. Lucile: He tried to put his arm around me five times. Maxine: My, what a long arm. Mrs. Edwards: This theme on Our Dog is the same, word for word, as your brother's. Claire: Sure, it's the same dog. Mrs. Colderbank: Why have you put your coffee on a chair? Mr. Wetzel: It was so weak that I thought it had better sit down. Roberta: I still don't know what I am going to do when I graduate. Claire: No need worrying about finding your station in life. Sooner or later somebody's bound to tell you where to get off. Miss Root: Parlez-vous Francais? Mr. Ashley: What? Miss Root: I said, do you speak French? Mr. Ashley: Oh sure, why didn't you say so in the first place? Coach: This is the fifth day this week I've had to tell you to be quiet. What have you to say? Lloyd: I'm glad this is Friday. Norma: And did you hold hands during the show? Ann: Oh yes, he held his, and I held mine. Freshman: Mom, may I take Mary to the ball game tonight? I'll be home about IO. Sophomore.: Mom, I told Mary I'd take her to the game tonight, can I? Junior: Mom, I'm taking Mary to the game tonight. Don't wait up. Senior: Mom, I'm taking Mary to the game. I'll bring the milk in. Mr. Karns: That Senior Class is smart, and I didn't have to find out for my- self. They told me. Jr 1 ,I isis is ,lv 2 W R S 0 at E X E l ue Pall! 6' W f .7 U -1--I COOKS: Berneice Denney, Francis Bradbury, Etta Lop- shire, Inez Genth, Gloria Wygant. JANITOR: Harry Klenke. HEAD COOK: Gloria Wygant. BUS DRIVERS: Clarence Hyser, Carl Hess, Curt Cover- dale, Tom Chaney, Forest Chupp, Gerald Bradbury. Complirnents of WAYNEDALE PHARMACY 2614 Lower Huntington Road Fort Wayne 6, Indiana H-3382 1. Rin P x SNOKE FEED MILL Feed, Seed, Grinding, and Milling Baby Chicks Roanoke, Ind. Phone 3063 ROANOKE REVIEW Your Home Town Newspaper All kinds of commercial printing Phone 4313 Roanoke Indiana DELP 81 DELP Poultry - Eggs - Cream Goodyear Tires Sinclair Gas and Oil Phone 4353 Roanoke, Indiana Compliments of PLATT'S BARBER SHOP Zanesville Indiana It pays to look Well. Compliments of OSSIAN BLACKSMITH at MACHINE SHOP Wm. Rodda 81 Son Phone 43 THE DUTCH KITCHEN A Good Place To Eat All The Time TRADING POST Groceries - Meats Fruits - Vegetables Frozen Foods -Ice Cream Roanoke Indiana Compliments of BEAR LEWIS SHOE STORE 2712. Lower Huntington Road Waynedale H-40847 Compliments of HOOVER B: RANDOI., HARDWARE Paint - Spouting - Plumbing - Heating Wiring - Super-Flame Bottle Gas Gas 81 Electric Stoves gl All Appliances Office Phone Z5 Residence Phones 125 and 56A Markle Indiana UNIONDALE STOCK MARKET Hogs Monday through Friday Calves 81 Sheep Monday, Tuesday, 8: Wednesday PUBLIC SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, and Tires Chrysler - Plymouth Sales 8: Service Select Used Cars Phone 153 Ossian, Ind. HARTLEY STANDARD SERVICE U. S. Z4 Sr 37 Fort Wayne E-3945 Prop. Gene Hartley Compliments of ROEHEM STANDARD SERVICE 438 Bluffton Road Fort Wayne, Indiana BETZNER HARDWARE Hardware, Appliances, 8: Bottled G Ossian, Indiana Ossian Phone 3.5 WAYNEDALE DEPT. STORE Dry Goods Fuel Line Hardware Chi-Namel Paints Toys-Ball Band Gym Shoes 8: Rubber Goods Phone H-65345 2511 Lower Huntington Road Fort Wayne, Indiana JUDY'S SUNOCO SERVICE 1820 Bluffton Road Fort Wayne, Indiana Paul Judy, Mgr. We give you what others promise EARL W. GREGORY INSURANCE AGEN 138 South Main Street Telephone 2323 Roanoke, Indiana CY Compliments of RICHARDSON GROCERY Zanesville, Indiana JENNINGS ELEC TRICAL STORE International Harvester Refrigerator Home Freezers--Bendix Washers Dryers--Philco Radios--Ranges Refrigerators Complete Service On All Electrical Appliances Phone 4092 Roanoke, Indiana MANUEL CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Sales and Service Phone 138 Markle, Ind. Compliments of EAT RIGHT RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Fountain Service Open Sunday, Corner of Old Trail And Huntington Rd. , Forest 8: Dana Coverdale Waynedale, Indiana Phone H-65348 STALL'S HOME STORE Shell Products Tires --- Batteries Groceries 8: Meats Road 1 8: U. S. 224 Phone Tocsin 15 on 12 ROEBUCK SHELL SERVICE Tires Batteries Grease Wash and Accessories Telephone 4 Zanesville, Ind. Compliments of I-IALL'S DRIVE - IN R. A. PAINTER SHELL SERVICE Groceries and Accessories Phone 3170 - Roanoke Highway Z4 OSSIAN GRAIN COMPANY Grain - Seeds - Feed Coal Farm Supplies Phone - 38 Ossian, Ind. Come to the HI-WAY GROCERY Vegetables--Meats--Groceries Highway U. S. 24 Phone: Roanoke 4110 Congratulations Seniors of 53 GASKILL GROCERY Zanesville Roanoke Compliments of LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES HOME LUMBER If it's lumber Dealer Call our number H. A. DINIUS AND SONS Phone 6 Roanoke, Indiana Huntington, Indiana Compliments HUNTER SUPPLY HOUSE of Auto -- Electrical and E- S- SHADDY General Supplies Dentist If we ain't got it Ossian, Indiana You don't need it. Nl86bCafe6! jx OU N For her co-operation in guiding us in the organ- ization of our yearbook, we dedicate the leaves of Lafayette to Miss Thelma Fair. This is but a small token of thanks for her until-ing efforts. LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL Lafayette, Indiana 1953 Where Good Things Are Common-Place RAY'S ACRE On Beautiful U. S. Z4 ll Miles West of Fort Wayne Phone Roanoke 2108 or 3175 R. F. D. Z Roanoke, Indiana Compliments of -my Y 'llll - 1 Fort Wayne Indiana Compliments of xbxxhl-IUPA, W :anna I W F' !i4nd.9'0Al Z on WHMQXQ Oil-Gas Conversion Burners Oil-Gas-Coal-Winter Air Conditioners Gutter Sz Spouting 2515 Lower Huntington Road Waynedale Phone H-0562 Compliments of EARL LAKEYS GROCERY Yoder, Indiana Compliments of MAHENSMITH BROS' Coal Grain Phone 95M Ossian Indiana WAYNEDALE SUPPLY COMPANY Plywood - Sash 8: Doors - Roofing Custom Millwork 3300 Lower Huntington Road Phone H-3251 Fort Wayne 6, Indiana WAYNEDALE SHELL SERVICE ROANOKE ELEVATOR CO. Waynedale Indiana Grain - Coal - Feed Tires - Batteries - Grease Tune'UP Fencing Sr Fertilizing Wash Sz Accessories Phone H-5376 N fsliliiil N .X Coby Wagons gr Spreaders Universal Conveyers R. Cr. Bears, Mgr. SUNIER 8: LOCKWOOD INC. Complete Insurance Service Phone 1500 Bluffton Indiana Compliments of GEIGER'S RADIO 81 APPLIANCES Hotpoint Appliances Zenth Radios Plumbing - Heating - Wiring Zanesville Indiana Phone 4lJ Compliments Of DR. M. A. DAVIDOFF Ossian Indiana Compliments of ZANESVILLE LOCKER Custom Butchering at Processing Beef 81 Pork Wholesale Frozen Fruit for Locker or Home Freezer Zanesville Z3 Compliments of HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES INC. Home of Seal - o - San Wood Floor Finish JOHNSTON'S ELECTRICAL STORE Sales and Service Roanoke, Indiana Paul J. Johnston Phone 4083 Westinghouse Appliances Horton Washers at Ironers BOB'S MARATHON SERVICE Your Patronage is Appreciated Furniture Funeral Director Monuments R. C. MCGUFFEY 8: SON Markle, Indiana THE GATEWAY INN Steaks, Chops, and Home Cooked Meals Friendly and Courteous Markle, Indiana Compliments of RANEY'S SERVICE STATION 6615 Bluffton Road FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK General Banking Service Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 101 South Main St. Bluffton, Ind. ABOITE GROCERY Groceries Sz Meats also Garage with Welding, Car Repair, Gas, and Oil Compliments of DR. K. M. WEINLAND Ossian, Indiana WEAVER'S SALES INC. Compliments of Guaranteed Quality Late Model Cars UP-TOWN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 4392 Bluffton Road Ossian Phone 83 Comlmments OSSIAN LUMBER COMPANY INC of Lumber 8: Builder's Supplies WAYNEDALE SELF-SERVICE Ossian, Indiana LAUNDRY THE OSSIAN JOURNAL News of Your Neighbors Os sian, Indiana Compliments of INDLAND OILS INC. Fleet Wing Products - Veedol Oils Distributed in your area by Ed Kinerk 81 Paul Schenkel SAND POINT Everything in Flowers Greenhouse, Inc. Phone H-6131 2222 Sand Point Road Fort Wayne, Ind. Complirnents of STERN Sz MIDDARGH Texaco Service Roanoke U. S. 24 Indiana Compliments of FAIRFIELD BROS. SERVICE DuPoint Paints - Road Service Briggs Stratton Motor Sales and Service Compliments of GOSHORN MARKET Ossian Car Repair Gas--Oil--Tires--Batteries gi 6801 Trail Road Phone H-1320 Yoder Fort Wayne Indiana Indiana Compliments of UMBER HARDWARE C omplime nts of Sporting Goods Hardware RICI-IARD'S DEPT. STORE Paints Electrical Supplies Roanoke Indiana Quality First Waynedale Indiana Compliments of BROADVIEW LUMBER COMPANY 6100 Bluffton Road Build Best With Broadview VIM SPORTING GOODS Equipment for all Sports Fort Wayne's Exclusive Sporting Goods Store im ROANOKE PASTRY SHOP South Main St. Roanoke Phone 5063 Compliments of WHEEL INN RESTAURANT Roanoke Indiana Compliments of SERVICE BARBER SHOP Bob and Siz Roanoke Indiana Compliments of LEGGE ELEVATOR Uniondale Indiana Compliments of ROANOKE HARDWARE R oanoke Indiana Compliments of LOLA FARRELL'S CAFE Uniondale ' Indiana Compliments of MEYERS BARBER SHOP an HERRAN BARBER SHOP Herran Insures Our Money 10.1 Miles From Lafayette Central School Wayneda le Indiana Markle Indiana Compliments of O K BARBER SHOP V. B. Patten Roanoke Indiana AL STAUFFER You Know Me 'VIarkle, Indiana Compliments of HILL'S GROCERY Waynedale, Indiana LARRY'S TEXACO SERVICE Zanesville, Indiana Phone 290 WAYNEDALE PLUMBING SUPPLY 3025 Lower Huntington Road CI-IRONISTER DR UG STORE Drugs - Paints - Wallpaper Phone H-0877 Ossian Indiana H' J' JOHNLOZ HOME STORE QJOE: Say, Dick, I hear you are particular 1 about the type of girl you date! Buyers of Eggs 8' Poultry DICK: That's right. She must be one of Bluffton 1192-3 Phone-Tocsin 6 on 12 three types--Blondes, Brunettes, or Redheads! .I. E. ZENTS AND SONS VIM SPORTING GOODS Equipment for all Sports Sales Service Ford Fort Wayne 'S Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Phone 3403 Roanoke ZANESVILLE FARMER'S MILL Hudson Feed's Saw Filing--Lawn Mower Sharpening Pioneer Seed Corn Zanesville Phone 16 Compliznents of THE TOWER SERVICE STATION Groceries and Standard Gas U. S. Z4 Phone H 17306 Fort Wayne, Indiana ..!4llt0gl'CLl0 5 1 F -1. 1' QE A H I 1' -I '. ll Liu.. 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