Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

Lg 4 4 If 1 Yivvwffwflf Ae JL no O 1752A Sandra Blake Frances Busby Robert Byer Calvin Conrad Jane Coverdale Laura Eiler Wilbur Eiler Carol Elkins Bill Faulkenberg Barbara Figg Donald Forrer Eldon Gibson Estella Harry Robert Hart Marion Hiser Frank Hudson Bill Husted Jack Lewis Harold Martin Mark McClintick Dennis Milburn Roger Modlin Kathryn Mosley Edna Nance Emily Neese Marilyn Owens Martha Jean Paulsel Wilma Shetterly Eugene Shinabarger Donna Spencer Glenn Spiker Virginia Stanford Forrest Stinson Orvilla Swinford Bruce Tullis Barbara Turner urner James T Juanita Wallace Carolyn Whetsel Eddie Wise Rachel Wyant ug g CLASS OF 1952 SENIOR Class Colors Class Flower Blue and Gray Red Rose Motto 'Not for Self. But for All Sponsors line Thomas Loris J. Creed and Pau Jia Editor ........ Features and Activities. . . . . Sporrs.... Pictures.... Snapshots . . . Advertising .... Art .... Business . . . . . Typist ..... Advisers .... .04 sig ....-... . . Marilyn Owens Orvilla Swinford Fmily Neese Donna Spencer . . . Frank Hudson Virginia Stanford Eddie Wise . . . . . Rachel Wyant Kathryn Mosley Carolyn Whetsel . . . Barbara Figg Laura Eiler . . . James Turner Bob Byer Forrest Stinson Calvin Conrad . . . . Btella Harry Bill Husted Sandra Blake . . .Roger Modlin Martha Jean Paulsel Carol Elkins . . . . . Juanita Wallace . . . Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Creed A hminifdrntinn L5 .ggi C 10 S 1 J . 4 n 'O'-WK Office Clerk Tflmee MARY BOONE DAVID C. HERRON xdadfifs or jkgoaraf DAVID BODENHORN ARTHUR BUSBY ROBERT JARRETT MR. OWENS- - - - -Principal I ,.,f s v AUUNE TSSMA sevgfgglgaxes Sgxsush ,.....-ff' rinci o. ' 1 'Q Senior J. 3 E CO1nIne1-523301 LORIS xi . 'iv MQ 92. if i x , ,. ii, VICTOR owENs ' S V Physics 1 Ax. L ,z if 5 K Z if y agu iv if i l x ii i,,,,,,,,,,,,m --4 1 .Ali GN 9.3 T 1 Ri X., ,........-4' LA4! I , GERALD ROUDEBUSH EVEI-YN MOUSA Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Coach Music S ocial Studies E Hg1iSh Physical Education D n,f' ff.-I . .....--4' N IRM UNSC S, s AD WSE 'Nike 596250: Enolzlgomfff GARRIS sovhom nom' 5' '-'11 spoil? Home E00 WINLFRED owENs 0' English Latin , n , f .6 ...rw xr? ,Napili ROLAND SHEETS ELWANDA JORDAN Freshman Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Assistant Coach Art Physical Education English Social Studies ON i ' ' i Y 4 A ' K we-ff f ! . K if Q4 ,ig Y? N...-4' , FP- N SGH 1 51. uso! EANN PRED Gtade SP0 Comm E HOWEL S651 6? icuxtule Physicaglfe L Dti'n':f'0,,ax BZ' Joi-IN BITNER, IR. Education V093 Eighth Grade Sponsor Mathematics f ,, , Science gg, g U-9 in ,. S A ,gi i A i tt K r N 6' I 359:66 ' Q .1-t W 4 Si 4-ig' V . .. Sfi g' A , , ,ff 'M '77 M it L S x 4 iq. K it ' hh ,V tix , S W it fgf q QI it ' A sfzfffrf S 'T H .,-,, ' 5, :I 5 F K k f K 0 4,LLV :fy ,k ,: t .. , , , I Q ' , WY' MARY WILLIAMS Biological Science Mathematics MRS, REIC HENBACH Second Grade MRS. LUCAS Third Grade MRS. LEE Fourth Grade MRS. EVERLY Fifth Grade f ' 'ci I -WU. Q . -r' ' ar, .1-Riff, 1 ' f ' ,o 4 V Q ' A K J. n . . Q WAV K ,fe VJ 4 .FI ? Y, 5 fri'-gif. ,J 0' 974671, QI' lac' EPS' MR. BEVELI-TIMER Sixth Grade vw 1 MRS. FORRH2 First Grade MISS LOVIN First and Second lzninvs SANDRA BLAKE Doodle FRANC ES BUSBY n Buz n . 5 ff shwfiww' , B.,,,?YER V . President gn 1 Ord Ice President x,V , u J , ' 5? . fx, X 4. XM iight! P -. if A ' .Q A AA A A iff Aiif . 1 Liikigu I k,zk Lv? 7 . -Q 1-, I 'Am M X .s'fV'I N- . , 7 ,N iw.. A - A lam, A... -,mi . 4. - . D I A 'A CALVIN CONRAD Coolidge JANE COV ERDALE NJ-anien N5 EBT N Owe EL L A 1301 uref V ew BARBARA FIGG urroomu ROBERT HART --W .0 -PON QW X D ANVOR FORR XA ST .. EST vw.GxN ,xennv p,0sf32Ns0N COHHCKX Council -saw' , DONALD FORRER .. Don.. FRANK HUDSON IR Fra nkie HAROLD MARTIN Brother ROG ER MODLIN ..Rog.. 1 W an Q , me L Q., S ,wg --0' 51 ED Wu-DPM HU n Rgekll 'R , sf -. ,-, ., J 'Y' ff? 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We, the Senior Class of 1952, corsidering ourselves thoroughly drilled in English, Latin, and history, knowing that we are the liveliest and possibly the sweetest class, yet to enter or leave our beloved school, hereby will and bequeath the following things: I Sandy Blake, will my natural f?j blonde hair to Barbara Layton. I Bill Husted, will my ability to get in uouble with the principal to Bill Scott. I Marilyn Owens, will my position as teacher's brat to Patsy Roudebush. I Eugene Shinabar er, will my ole' faithful trumpet to Larry Morris. I, Teddy Harry, will my meanness to lean Whetsel. I I I I , Jack Lewis, will my ability to get in Mr. Owen's hair Qi to Jack Goff. , Jane Coverdale, will my fault of telling people off to Marlene Renner. , Frank Hudson, will my desk in the senior row to Nelson McNealy. , Carol Elkins, will my habit of chewing gum in bookkeeping class to anybody who can get by with it. I, Rogger Modlin, will my great ambitious ways to Joe Carlin. I, Bar ara Turner, will my daintiness to Max Barker. I, Edna Nance will my yell leading ability to Carolyn Lewis. I, Donald Forrer, will my interest rn sports to Ronnie Husted. I, Orvilla Swinford, will my way with cops to Kaye Don Stevenson. I, Mark McClintick, will my head of hair to Mr. Owens. I, Laura Eiler, will my ability to yell at ballgames to Patsy.Smith. I, Dennis Milburn, will my curly C?j hair to Neil Wolfe. I, Frances Busby, will my automatic auto horn to Betty McDavid. I, Bob Hart, will my ability of getting caught writing notes in Miss Garrison's study hall to Larry McDonald. I, Kathryn Mosley, will my ability to get grades cut to Peggy Howell. I, Jim Turner, will my ability to be an actor to anyone that can grow a mustache. I, Emily Neese, will my musical ability to Maxine Milburn. I, Bob Byer, will my careful C??j driving to Mr. Bitner. I, Juanita Wallace, will my typewriter to Carolyn Lewis. l, Wilbur Eiler, will my ability to be stage manager to anyone that can stand it. I, Martha Paulsel, will my knowledge in physics class to Myrna Millikan. I, Forrest Stinson, will my slim figure to Shirley Figg. I, Wilma Shetterly, will my Dramatics ability to Harold Martin. I, Harold Martin, will my short stubby physique to Miss Garrison. I, Donna Spencer, will my curly hair to Joyce Southers. I, Bruce Tullis, will my hair to anyone who wants to go down to the barber shop and pick it up. I, Carolyn Whetsel, will my tall dainty chassis to Phyllis Wilson. I, Calvin Conrad, will my interest in yell leading to Gordon Bulen. I, Barbara Figg, will my height to Gordon Bulen. I, Rachel Wyant, will my curly hair to Barbara Layton. I, Virginia Stanford, will my height to Sondra Kellams. I, Bill Faulkenberg: If it were my will to make a will, I'd make a will to a Jr. named Bill. But since it isn't my will to make a will I will not make a will against my will. I, Glenn Spiker, will my quietness to Walter Howell. I, Eldon Gibson, will height to Miss Jordan. I, Mrs. Thomas, will my diagrams from history notes to Mr. Roudebush. I, Mrs. Creed, will my senior sponsorship to Mrs. Mousa. I, Eddie Wise, will my ability to date Junior girls to Wilbur DeLawter. union! L f l, gr , -V , : A 5 , . ' gf st J 57' L -if ,,A. 'S' S ,Y ff so Y VV V siilr l f A J s 'rf t-- f iz i A ' , ' . 1 , 5: L li- '92 1 F U51 9 S , J 'MV fi 7 7'.,f 2 th 6- , .,., ,, 3 K- is J z A ' , ng Eos .' .V lb Civ' - , my T 4ZvVV it fl it is is if if ' TPA -1 LAL. is i l , . If , Q: '::. -xx 5. 1 V , ., -,, 1 , die Q jul' 'V xi ,ers-mg , Gerald Roudebush Evelyn Mousa Nelson McNealy Phillip Aldred Doris Reddick Sue Musselman Nancy Anderson Lavonne Brantlinger Joe Carlin Wilbur DeLawter J. L. DeVo1l James Fisher Jack Goff Phyllis Hall Patsy Helterbrand Walter Howell Chauncy Huntzinger Patty Jackson Norma Kramer Barbara Layton Carolyn Lewis Bettie Mears Maxine Milburn Myrna Millikan Marlene Renner Douglas Rich Marcia Roudebush Bill Scott Judy Scott Lula Scott Harriett Sheller Jimmy Sisson Patsy Smith Russell Spiker Kaye Don Stevenson Joe Sylvester .Soplz om ores Q , ' f . ' 5 L VXJ' is - JH, ,ggi i I Kkh. 3 6 ' 4 I , . E 2 7 ' i A P , A is it J n Q e f' i A ffl 4 h , Qt., sf Q I SE L K, . .Q Y, er s sr .- . .L 6 is , i 4 i f 5, y, C T if C T ,,:, f it we 5 C 'ir ' f1,, .- V' II' S it Q s 1 X . is s J 7 f Qs? in B .F ' 41? T1 , Viql :f- A!! Y ' X ,x is 1 FE s 3 af if . ,IK A Absent: ,Bob Dunhamg Ted McDo1eg Ben Sealg Josie Hull Miss Garrison Miss Wilkinson Helen Aldred Max Barker Lowell Beach Earl Benzenbauer Gene Boone Charles Coble Alta Collins Carolyn Davis Ted Davis Shirley Figg Larry Fisher Merritt Forrer Noel Gibson Wayne Givens Barbara Herron Eugene Hiday He en I-liser Joyce Hoover Peg? Howell Kar Huffman Ronnie Husted Marilyn Irwin Larry Kramer Jeannine Littiken Larry McDonald Janet Miller Larry Morris Hattie Mosley Joe Murphy Sandy Neese Catherine Peterson Clifford Reed Shirley Reed Harold Rich Victor Russell Barbara Schuyler Marie Shinabarger Bill Steiner Allen Turner Shirley Turner Gene Welch Jean Whetsel 3re6Amc-an, -. f.-f afzswe. r r . . ,,,.,,. 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Ralph Leisure Phyllis Lewis Betty McDavid Jean McFadden Wanda Meredith Martha Michael Charles Milner Carrol Modlin Ephraim Oyler Jack Pettigrew Jim Powers Roger Renbarger Irene Roudebusb James Russell Larry Scott Billy sears Bobby Sears Thomas Sherrill Barbara Smith Joyce Southers Joe Stanford Robert Steiner Glenda Turner Jerry Welch Barbara White Phyllis Wilson Shirley Wise 6i9AfA gra e gr , . 3 A K 3' up-:f D I Qi A :Sex f, -,L .... 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W V K K- SS it i i a t a. is FIRST ROW: Mrs. Forrer, Judy Anderson, Larry Austin, Sandra Baker, Becky Barnes, Debbie Brough, Royce Busby, Cheryl Campbell, Cheryl Coverdale, Kenny Dickerson, Charles Eiler, Gloria Elliott, Steven Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Karen Fox, Larry Johnson, Jimmie Judah, Janiece McClintick, Janice Needler, Fred Presser, Alan Rhoades, Diane Roudebush, Russell Schuyler, Lynn Shetterly, Gary Spegal, Glenda Stalker, Ann Steiner. THIRD ROW: Janet Teeters, Bill Teeters, David Wells, Pamela Whetsel, Georgia Witt, Alma Wolfgang, Jimmie Wood. H glgzflf u F1115 Presented November 28, 1951 EMILY NEESE JTM SISSON Anne Wi1ton MART P s M R'- ..lfl':'IiCQ9L El , MARILYN OWENS D . Jane NELSON MCNEALY M I VIRGINIA STANFORD Ty1er ff Mrs. Tutwi11er ORVILLA SWINEORIJ U65 VICTOR RUSSELL Leona Abner MARK MCCLINTICK , DORIS REDDICK LCD fbne Q- 6 A Betty A MYRNA MILLIKAN SANDRA BLAKE PeggY ' Jessie Y JOE MURPHY JOE SYLVESTER Vedder - 0 Pau1 EDN'AZiANcE 3 GPG Q Director - - MRS. MOUSA Accompianist - - PEGGY HOWELL Presented October 23, 1951 VIRGINIA STANFORD Inertia , BOB BYERS Robert A ' RACHEL WYANT Mrs. Skaggs ORVILLA SWINFORD Zoe ' QW FORREST sT1NsoN JIM TURNER ML Skaggs Mr. Beane W 0 . MARTHA PAULSEL MARILYN OWENS Q - r Mrs. Belcher B1ossom I MRS, THOMAS CALVIN CONRAD Director 1, fr A J0hHHY A ESTELLA HARRY - Z: Amy EMILY NEESE 'AA :B Joslyn eni or CZAA 0 Presented April 6, 1951 HM TURNER Kenneth MARILYN owENs llKittyll ORVILLA SWINFORD Phy11is BOB BYER QQ Eugene ff! . 1 0. I 2 .QQL FORREST STINSON Po1e if fbi 'V .4 N EMILY NEESE H MRS. OWENS A 'Director X Mrs. Chatterton AROLYN WHETSEL X Mrs. Cabot . . ' A rom, 1 arnc RACHEL W'YAN'I 'R Al, Mrs. Taylor CALVIN CONRAD yn.. MARTHA PAULSEL Mrs. Spencer VIRGINIA STANFORD Steve 41,-14 A if NS n uzanne WILMA SHETTERLY A A Janet V un I 0 I' 0, A46 4. ' 'R A ge. A - A R 2 . 1 : . zv, I W A . :A, . .3 C, A A his lim! Director - MRS. MOUSA CZ! CXW, Preside t M k McC1intick President Secret y Marilyn Owens E ly Neese M th P 151 ICBSU -DJ-'W 3.5. . President, Carolyn Whetselg Vice President, Myrna Millikabnz Recording Secretary, Martha Paulselg Corresponding Secretary, Orvilla Swinford, Treasurer, Estella Harryg Sponsors: Mrs. Creedg Miss Wilkinson. 5 u.a4n anne? V Q QUT 5 We fi President, Forrest Stinson, Vice President, Virginia Stanfordg Secretary, Myrna Millikang Parliamentarian, Miss Williams, Sponsor, Mr. Owens. ourna. ilsm Editor, Virginia Stanfordg Assistant Editor, Orvilla Swinfordg Secretary, Emily Neeseg Business Manager, Sandra Neeseg Sponsor, Miss Garrison. qfra ria nA it los E Qffk KICKBALL DECK TENNIS . MV, .,., K BASKETBALL BOWLING President Virginia Stanford Vice President Barbara Layton Secretary Sandra Neese Treasurer Edna Nance Sponsor Mrs. Howell Q' DANC gi-A 'f' President, Emily Neese, Vice President, Marcia Roudebushg Secretary, Rachel Wyantg Treasurer, Sandra Neese President, Jim Turner, Vice President, Joe Sylvester, Secretary, Forrest Stinson, Treasurer Phillip Aldredg Sponsor, Mr. St. John lb., A 4-H Presidenr, Jim Turner, Vice President, Calvin Conradg Secretary, Joe Sylvesterg Treasurer Chauncy Huntzingerg Sponsor, Fred O. St. John ricufljure innem Z V,s ffm, rt S , 3 MW is ug V CUPPDNQY cows :tomar snwsoxx crrunr1C0W2NF CLIPPING DAIRY COWS Forrest Stinson and Calvin Conrad ,. S..A uw. In 'R lf? V6 QC!!! C,'!d1AADZd BA Alsroom. PHYSICS 0, A 9 I C A I 2 GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION TYPING 11A WW, QW, ,L,,J,4ff.m.,f.,,,,xA Minka xyllanfr-J Btella Harry was chosen as Queen of May Forma an annual sponsor Society W JZ..-3. I Recently I took a trans-continental . plane from New York to Los Angeles. On a billboard in the ticket office, I noticed the picture of the famous Powers' model, Kathryn Mosley. Upon comin aboard, I recognized the stewardess to be Orvilla Swinford, an old classmate of mine. I asker? about some of our old classmates and friends. She said that Wilbur Eiler was pilotinfg the plane. He liked the army so wellthat he decided to stay close to it. As we flew over dif erent sections of the country, Miss Swinford told me that Glenn Spiker had taken over John L. Lewis's job as head of the United Mine Workers. Frances Busby has become the first lady governor of Indiana. Sandy Blake has opened an old maid's home in Chicago. She has an average of fifty boarders a week. The Minneapolis Lakers have hired Bill Husted toreplace George Mi an. Robert Hart is the new custodian at the Lincoln Memorial at Springfield, Illinois. Richmond Hospital for the Insane needed a new caretaker, so they hired Dennis Milburn. You can't tell Nuts from caretakers nowadays. Calvin Conrad has perfected a new method of farming while watching television. He owns one of the largest dairy farms in Wisconsin. At St. Louis, we stopped to refuel and much to my surprise, I discovered Bill Faulkenburg working as a bell hop. He informed me that Bruce Tullis had oppened a resort called Hookey Haven in Florida for boys who didn't want to gp to school. A large tobacco plantation in North Carolina has been inherited by Martha Pau el. Her ten children do all the work so no outside help is hired. Btella Harry has been in New Orleans for the past ten years trying to develop a cure for asthma. Jack Lewis and Don Forrer tried to sail down the Mississippi River in a ru ber raft. They were going along all right until they ran a ound. They were rescued by Roger Modlin's wrecker service. One dollar per hour, no questgns asked. Harold Martin and his brother-in-law, Mark McClintick have opened a gambling casino ir Las Vegas. Their motto is Heads we win, Tails, you lose. The new ide for the Mule Train at the Grand Canyon is Barbara Turner. Bob Byer now owns the gIlGGEST race track west of the Mississippi. They really have some hot races on the 4th of July, I'm told. Jim Turner owns nearly all of the wide open spaces. He employs Carolyn Whetsel as his foreman. She was champion brander of the West. Rachel Wyant has started an orphanage for cats in the Rocky Mountains. Eugene Shinabarger furnishes her with two tons of fish daily from the Pacific Ocean. Veronica Lake is being replaced by Laura Eiler, soon. Laura wears a large straw hat and sun glasses so she won't be recognized in public. As his life's work, Forrest Stinson joined the circus. The World's Thinnest Thin Man. His manager-wife has much to do with his fame. Barbara Fig keeps his diet to a minimum. Frank Hu on is doing research work in the heart of Africa witg the able assistance of Marilyn Owens, famed research nurse. They have been working on a drug for heartaches. Carol Elkins is working as telephone operator on the Queen Mary. NAME Virginia Stanford Jane Coverdale Edward Wise Orvilla Swinford James Turner Sandra Blake Robert Byer Estella Harry Bill Husted Edna Nance Jack Lewis Juanita Wallace Frank Hudson Frances Busby Harold Martin Rachel Wyant Roger Modlin Emily Neese Dennis Milburn Martha Paulsel Bob Hart Carolyn Whetsel Mark McClintick Wilma Shetterly Donald Forrer Carol Elkirs Eugene Shinabarger Laura Eiler Bruce Tullis Barbara Figg Forrest Stinson Donna Spencer Calvin Conrad Bill Faulkenberg Marilyn Owens Glenn Spiker Kathryn Mosley Barbara Turner Eldon Gibson Wilbur Eiler ALIAS Sceeter Janie Eddie Bella Fuzz Dragnet Bob Teddy Reek Ed Tackum Jon Frankie Buz Brother Pakul Roge Governor Cyrus Mart Bob Whistle Pat Barky Furp Fieldy Gene Toad Eaugly Toots Frosty Dimples Coolidge Cactus Mo Spike Kate Barb Gabby Willie Seniwt WANTS TO BE farmer undecided undecided air hostess farmer A commercial artist truck driver comp. operator state trooper stenographer Navy stenographer sailor undecided undecided teacher pilot teacher farmer teacher a gentleman comp. operator farmer housewife undecided housewife engineer housewife gravendigger eautician engineer beautician farmer man nurse g0V6l'l'll'Ilel'lt CIIIPIOYBC stenographer housewife ?? ? ? ? ?? farmer Pnom-IECY lcont'd.j HE IS SHE IS likeable talkative short changeable good looking always late moody scatterbrain cute nice some kid quiet a nice guy brainy a character sweet a Swell guy never still a clown happy quiet different engaged married some kid en a ed a Emil engaged cute nice in love cute changeable a character our editor quiet a redhead dainty windy a nut Eldon Gibson, fiight manager for Eddie Wise, has scheduled a fight with Joe Walcott late this summer. The o ds are three to one on Wise. The Bubble Gum Company gave Edna Nance a free balloon ride across the Potomac. She won this year's Bubble Queen Contest. Donna Spencer is the only woman detective who o rates a beauty shoppe in her spare time. The .new commercial singers on CBS are Vitiginia Stanffoid and Jane Coverdale. Juanita Wallace is private secretary to Mrs. Thomas, recen y appointed Ambassador to Russia. FAVORITE EXPRESS ION Be good My cow Oh gee zoo No so very good I reckon l'll never tell I don't care Cussy ding Come again l'll never tell l'l1 never tell Oh gee Good Oh shoot That's sickening Oh Gosh I'm hungry Too bad Isn't that great Of course Never give up Oh baloney I don't get it Shoot Hi' there For heaven's sake Huh For awhile Wuffo Oh foot Jam it I reckon You darn betcha Hi honey Oh com Oh dam it How bout that Oh dear That's what you think????? That's for me to know Always tatio 'ca FAVORITE SONG Down Yonder Jezeabel Hey Good Lookin Thinking of You Slow Po e Undecided Because of You You Wonderful You Slow Poke Can't Help Lovin That Man Detour Blue Skirt Waltz Peg O' My Heart Mocking Bird Hill Sin I Third Man Theme Kentucky Waltz Make Believe Sin Stardust Another Night is a Coming Shotgun Boogie Movin On Because of You Down Yonder Can't Help it ifl LoveYou On Moonlitght Bay Down Yon er Always Late Slow Poke On Moonlight Bay Will You Remember Twelfth Street Rag Detour Sentimental Journey Sound Off Toy Piano Boogie Love One Man Till I Die PROPHECY qconmp Wilma Shetterly won the award for Housewife of the Year. Mrs. Creed is president of the Acme Publishing Company. They publish yearbooks. Speaking of awards, Emily Neese just won the Liar of the Year award. I'd say the class of 1952 has influenced all parts of the globe. FAVORITE PASTIME eating talking girls running around Harriett running around Bella Norman Edna day dreaming running around square dancing sports baking Rachel sleeping studying Jimmie Mart Dennis sleeping teasing people Joan eating running around Don making trouble Bob avoiding women Forrest Barbara Calvin Spencer 's loating having wrecks smoking loa fing JOIUIHY talking horses W ' 4 1.2 'J i 1.5 I UQ-N , f K. 3' 'Rv , . .un- 's?i'i , M 7 K M , Qiwf . F I A , l 5, X., .V ...U T. . ' . f 5. A fi, 'QA A W .I f I Q? W . 1 J -Q.. .-., . 4. K M -kk Q. g .L I l ' fl if 1 . ff. . , asv , , . . 5 ' T f M ' '- - A . 1 W x A g .gb i - .Pug f. X... fl O- , . u 5 ,- f . W. KR 1 X A . 5 5 ls L . .- .H 3 3 , Q, I 8 ,N . C+- ! 1 I A. ,g - -.1 W an iw' 1 'W ff, if Q f f' 1 f5 . t, . F' af -4 Q Mm . fd, ,, K mf - ', six - , ,A .4 . A X S . . , ' , af' y , J. fm. .Q Y, R. ,,. ..,f. , .. '- ' ' fbi ' Tai- UQ 'FD K 'mv-f f , F, an W fx ' , A -.. g :A xii: f.' K . 'f,f5 - . w . .' .,A, x ,J a...,A aw, V. I n ' 3 -6 . - 8 . .533 Z, 57 Q vs, 1' V.. , 1, -M... .., V .L 5 1- ff 5 1- , ' . . K -4 ix - ff Y , X A , -Q. . .. F1 -' ' of r ii, ! 'ba 3, , if 'lu fi, 4- 'f .WE if M f ' yi 8 - Vg? -, ' , 3 W Q M 4 A 1 F' 4 .. A 35 . I , . 1 n W' 1 . - 1 2 if : id r ' W igs Q. , . . . 'H F ,gm Q3 flilffilzff .I Q! G ERALD ROUDEBUSH Mr. Roudebush, who has led our boys through the season with flying colors and who deserves much credit for our team's victories, has been the coach of Lapel for four years. Gp-w-I-AAJ Sheets Mr. Sheets has efficiently served as assistant coach for Lapel. He has led the Freshman and Junior High teams through many victories for four years. ROLAND SHEETS Szluin. J Zena, erp Eddie Frankie gil as EDDIE WISE FRANK HUDSON ardltvf STANDING: Bill Husted, Jim Powers, Wayne Givens, Jack Goff, Don Forrer Calvin Conrad Jim Turner, Larry McDonald, Merritt Forrer, Jack Lewis, Kaye Don Stevenson Don Conrad KNEELING: Gerald Roudebush fCoachj, Eddie.Wise fStudent Managery, Roland Sheets fAss1st ant Coachj. O ara ofa, oofer NAME CLASS HT. WT. Jim Turner 12 6' 165 Jack Lewis 12 5' 9 15-1 Bill Husted 12 6' 1 165 Calvin Conrad 12 5' 10 136 Donald Forrer 12 6' 152 Jack Goff 11 6' 140 Kaye Don Stevenson 11 5' 6 127 Larry McDonald 10 5' 10 155 Jim Powers 9 5' 11 168 Wayne Givens 10 6' 1 192 RRY E vm ELLA HA DNA NAM Lee Ss? . 5? 1 if GORDON BULEN CHOOL YEL .,., MJ A! 551m Frankton .... Avon ......... Pendleton ..... Charlottesville .... Osood ....... Noilesville .... St. Marys ..... Speedway ..... North Western . Lebanon ...... Pendleton ..... Greenfield .... Westfield .... Fairmount .... Markleville . . .' Dunkirk ....... Jackson Central . . . Summitville ..... . PENDLET Markleville . . . Middletown . . . n... .... a.. .... .... ... 39-33 ....43-38 43-36 ....51-49 ....58-33 47-46 ....55-48 ....45-55 ....41-40 71-42 ....46-31 ....68-55 ....55-61 ....51-45 ....62-47 ....59-58 ....55-37 .......56-53 INVITATIONAL ...........51-54 ....48-51 Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel 6 KNEELING Kaye Don Stevenson, Bill Husted, Don Forrer, Eddie Wise fStudent Managerj Jim Turner Calvin Conrad, Don Conrad. STANDING Roland Sheets fAssistant Coachj, Merrit Forrer, Larry McDonald Jim Powers Jack Lewis Jack Goff, Wayne Givens, Gerald Roudebush fCoachj. V5 tv econ earn, mmm uuun A f Z Qi E 3 ti CLOCKWISE: Allen Turner, Bob Sears, Joe Murphy, Don Conrad, Wayne Givens, Clifford Reed, Coach Gerald Roudebush. MERRITT FORRER KARL HUFFMAN BILL SEARS VICTOR RUSSELL .wifi Ahl A 1 7 60001. Sam on 0.71. Frankton..... - Avon.......... Pendleton ....... . ..... - Charlottesville . Noblesville ...... ..... - St. Marys ..... Speedway ..... North Western .... ..... - Lebanon....... - Pendleton .... ..... - Greenfield .... ..... - Westfield .... ..... - 12 2'7 22 55 38 22 38 35 20 24 . ..... 32 30 38 21 34 24 38 22 37 11 26 25 44 37 Fairmount .... ..... 2 '7 - 21 Markleville .... ..... 3 3 - 25 Dunkirk ........... ..... 4 6 - 37 Jackson Central .......... 30 - 27 Summitville ............. 36 - 35 PENDLETON INVITATIONAL Middletown .............. 34 - 29 .... .. A film .... ..- .... .... .... .... .... .... .... -... .. ... -... ...- .... --.. .... .... .... ...- ........... ........... TOURNEY Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel Lapel jI'6'6Al7'J.62l'l, hpf - mf dpi' lx'-44Z B6 J55K yn 881 E! XP WE! FIRST ROW: Carrol Modlin, Bob Steiner, Russell Edrington, Jim Hersberger, Roger Renbarger. SECOND ROW: Roland Sheets, Jim Russell, Carl Horton, Larrjy Fisher, Bob Fields, Bob Sears. unior elsrliglt X FIRST ROW: Gary Faulkner fstudent Managerl, J0hn Stanford, Mike Coble, Gerald Hankins Phillip Insko, Billy Cobb, Stanley White, Dave Taylor fStudent Managerj. SECOND ROW: David Lloyd, Phillip Lloyd, Gene Burris, Junior Elsten, Buddy Miller THIRD ROW: Roland Sheets fCoachj, Don Davis, Bob Barker, John Barker, Larry Lennin Keith Sisson. N s H ef' A Third Base Catcher R. FIELDS Shortstop I. SISSON , , 1 we 1 fvevliil' ?Q,??'biR.L K. STEVENSON J. POWERS Pitcher QA- of-ef 9 C e. 'ns 4,0 Left Field C. HORTON D. RICH center Field FHS 1 Base SER -4 ,,. WR TWG, x-C' Right Field G. ROUDEBUSH, Coach Maia!! WON 3 LOST 2 SWL 59. -fgi'T' ...Q Q f X ff-'25 Q52-5, 1' ATN ii 5-,,.ul X VS. -ff' 1. - .1 'fx- w- fo P vb' D S 1 '!'z1r'rwr. V: MM: Sail Hustcrix F: L,Q:131'ir1 Dun Ffl!'l'0I'. Vg NIM' Lzzrry Me-l'I'iw Q ,-,.- ,i . .., 11.125,C,',,I,14m,,fsfI.f.- . XKHM .X fx,D.f2ixx14,',f1v1,1.v. crm' fi, E A, xx? ,,,., L .L . Dj i. Q igf ,'u 4 rgS. Wipe 14-Poinf I Of Foe Pwwli :fp ffffs 0' '72 1 I Q s Mun 'l'a-xxmww 1 2e mu2t'r Ari 21'r 1U1-WW' ' 4 X5w,4fGx.'n. Q1 A 1 X ,Km-.,w.x,.' -x - .,,,, if f14EH,,4gtA 3X11QhE4xrQ21 411 xf1,H 'x , n X Ns 'Q A ' I'!4TNI3I.H'VrJN, Jam 12 CSMH .M il ' Lapvli hafiimg Buliring lfZTLfP!'2+I, 46.5 who HIWZLIIS-'51 pizsy Shree' Ibm? bali ,Z when the c-hips aw fimvn. pulif-fi L' fhvrraxvlwvf Zivfiky' fmm the hrmk uf diszzsfvr hmm' tfwmzhi an the Pm fHf'7f'PU high whfwi xyxrmzmmn :md wmv! as hI'11Kf1YAfl31'UI'l ii Khfifllv In-mn Vrwerszwk fin: BIAS, In Nw Qlmmpimxelhip ggiarucx 11? im wth can mm! Fkwwiierfuzz Imwa fzwzwi Vw Q 'kwtlmil '!'fmrnar1xwP K L , ,, ' St? 1 - . ,1- l .4 H I -1- - mir .J A ' IE K A im, M ME O stag OH, WHAT A BEARD HOLD STILL' i NEXT IN LINE S Fw EEE ,ff S ' ww I i R ONCE UPON A TIME ' I HIRAM 3 as I ELZ 3 gl X 'x2 s1GN HERE PLEASE' M 5 'f ix, Q- Q-XE? Q I sw' JUNIOR AND SENIOR PROM OUR EDITOR OH, MY TUMMY' LOOK WHAT SANTA BROUGHT! SH-H-H 'H SHALL WE DANCE IOS N ': L , Q 1 A I QS ig Sk, l'.. I 4,I- ' X .. I A ., e ,fr N ' -gg , E ' - QL 3 . ' ey f ov - A ,Q wx' , Q ?:' -s .AWX 9 'N Wa 1 Y f -.Q time ' ,annul nun ,V ,P gp .' '32 H354 i 5 2, m g ' --Q as 'S A - 5 .V , i .3 , if - px - .. , A .. . ' ,, ,,,, V . 6 . . 1. -, 'T kQ'Pl- If - . - E iifgm , K A .eff ' wr - - 1 ,, - Y 'JV , i 1 LEW? 4. ., jx vf' V-k 1 'W' my ' K Q 1 x ,QW I 5? an 9 . si - .wils- , yi' -J 1 fa ,Q is! 1 K 3 .3 4 13 4 1 4? u. Q' on - L ,7Ax ,JUQVIA ,. in if f 'ff -' - A S 423 ' - 'N' ' '- -f,g.,-Amfu 'gm KT X 'L ff, W- .N ' ' if , .fn , K ..., 'W : T ig-:' Q.. .-Klan? 2 , H- ' -,,k- gm- beau - M- I 935 7' J. Af.: , - Zu-ix.: '- l .QM X Zelbgig' vw is Vw ff - .,....,.,, .. N i EX, -mf. A ' ' ' ' --ff- k . ' x ZR- 1- gqzfwx , - K-S1512 ..- . Y:-2121 Q' is 1,. zu f . 2- , , . is 52.3 .ii ' . 31 ww.-z, '. . f Af iff-22121-5,--, V '- - .- X , 1. Q ,. 1 ,J- Z Z: i kifififz g- ai . K -f LAPEL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Working for a better Lapel With Best Wishes to the Senior Class WOLFE FLORAL and GARDEN CO. Anderson, R. R. 6 Phone Lapel 400 TEETER TEXACO ERVICE COLl.l S HARDWARE Lapel, Indiana B. F. Goodrich Tires Hardware and Appliances Motor Tune-up Generator, Starter, Carburetor Plumbing and Paint And Brake Repair Phone 267 ' Best Wishes to the Lapel, Indiana -Phone 77 Graduates of 52 L St M DEPT. STORE Clothing Dry Goods Peters Shoes The Best For Less Ralph and Martie Lewis Phone 313 Lapel, Ind. Remember - easy does it at Compliments f EARL'S A. G. SUPER 0 MKT OWEN'S ICE CREAM Phone 66 Lapel Ind. Ande mon Indiana CITIZENS GRAIN CO. Master Mix Feeds Coal - Fence Posts - Fence Seeds - Fertilizers - Grains WILLIT HARDWARE Hotpoint Appliances G. E. - Philco - R. C. A. Phone 33 Lapel, Ind. and LAPEL, BOWLING ALLEYS Zenith Radio and Television Owners: Margaret and George Teeters KI-lffee PaiI1'CS Phone 7 1 Lapel, Ind ' Plumbing and Electrical PASSWATER'S LUNCH Supplies Home Cooked Foods Fried Chicken OH Phone 79 Lapel, Ind. Wednesdays and Saturdays Congratulations To the 1952 Graduating Class THE TATE BA K 0F LAPEL 1898 - 1952 MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Compliments of STANDARD MATERIALS CORP. Eugene George Supt. Phone 68 Lapel, Ind. BE RNICE 'S BEAUTY SHOP Machine and Machineless Permanents - Cold Waving Bernice Montgomery, Mgr. JARRE TT 'S MARATHON SERVICE Phone 5 Lapel, Ind. For Clothing and Shoes For The Family S H O P RAPP2! 3 CA cAnnEN's SUPER MARKET ERVICE In Anderson GREATER CHAMBERLAIN'S AVINGS JEWELRY and GIFTS Diamonds Watches GROCERIES MEA-TS Gifts for all Occasions Earl S. Cascadden Watch Repairing our Specialty Ned U. Bourke , Phone ll Lapel, Ind. Lapel, Indlana Phone 110 THE Compliments of H0 SE of HARTER ELITE STUDIO Goshen, Indiana INDIANA'S LARGEST Anderson, Indiana Official Photographers For this Annual 1 For Portable Typewriters WHOLESALE Sheaffer Fountain Pens SPORTING Goons f Wu DISTRIBUTORS Right on Meridian at 1212 Anderson Compliments Of STANDARD o1L Co. L. T. Woodward BILL EITELMAN B u 1 k A g e nt Lapel Insurance Agency Gas, Standard Power Fuel Complete Insurance Service and Fuel Oil Lapel Indiana Phone 67 Phone 70 SALES SERVICE DICKE RSON MOTOR CO . Lapel, Indiana Phone 272 Compliments Compliments O f o f FISHER BROS. Funeral Furniture Cathedral of Fashion Home Store GUCIDE - The Brightest Name in Lights RIGHT LIGHTS - - - BRIGHT LIGHTS From Bumper to Bumper One source for all your lighting needs PLUS solid product quality. These are the things you can depend on when you buy Guide Lamp products. AUTOMOBILES Backup Lamps - Driving and Passing - Fog Lamps - Parking Spot - Stop and Tail - Turn Signal - License Plate Lamps- Headlamps - Multi-Purpose Unit - Sealed Units - Self-Can- celling Turn Signal Switches - Glare-Proof Rear View Mirrors T R A C T O R S Headlamps - Stop and Tail - I-mplement - Dual Purpose TRUCKS and BUSES Reflex Marker Units - Clearance Lamps - Side Marker Lamps Dome Lamps - Stop Lamps - Panel Lamps - School Bus Warning Lamps - License Plate Lamps - Headlamps - Tu'rn Signal Lamps - Spotlamps - Tail and Stop - Combination Tail, Stop and Turn Signal - Self-Cancelling Turn Signal Switches- Glare-Proof Rear View Mirrors IHHDE LAMP DlVll0 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Anderson, Indiana Drink In Bottles COCAfCOLA BOTTLl G C0. Choose ur Goals . . . they are yours to attain Graduation is a lot like the launching of a ship. Both mark the end of a period of preparation. Behind a launching are years of plan- ning and building-of fitting out with all the gear needed for fair and foul weather. Behind graduation are years of acquiring information-of practice in exercising judgment and in setting values. All are intended to equip you to make the right decisions in the years to come. Behind, too, are the good times you've had, the com- panionship of many friends-and the wise counsel of those who have been your teachers. As you chart your course toward a new goal-whether it he the pursuit of a higher education or success in earning your own way-he thankful for the American tradition of indi- vidual freedom. Because of it, you are free to choose your goal. And you are free to achieve it by your own hands and brain, by your energy and industry, hy your determination and self-reliance. Good luck and Godspeed! ELCO-REM Division, General Motors Corporation Anderson, Indiana WHEREVER WHEELS TURN OR PROPELLERS SPIN F P A OWENS MOBILGAS SERVICE H U F F M A N ' S CAFETERIA Gas - Oil - Tires Fuel Oil Where the Bulldogs Farm Delivery Eat after Games Phone 233 Lapel, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF THE DAVIS DAIRY FARM West Thirty-Eighth Street Road Phone 8569 Anderson, Ind. MONTGOMERYIS Be8f OfLl1Ck To The Graduates of 52 Sodas - Sundaes - Soft Drinks Gifts - Cigars - Cigarettes Ig Packaged Drugs Phone 49 Lapel, Ind. G. Ricker, Mgr. Phone 306 Hardware - Paints Supply HAR D VAR E lgUlllllllElib Electrical - Mill Supply C o rn p l i rn e nts of GWINN'S LAPEL DRUG STORE Lapel, Indiana Phone 62 CONGRATULATIONS t o t h e CLASS OF '52 Twelfth and Main Street Anderson, Indiana S E E IORGE BEFORE YOU BUY Norge Appliances Amana Home Freezers Reznor Gas Heaters Winkler Low-Pressure Oil Burners Winkler Gas Conversion Burners Winkler Furnaces Winkler Boilers Appliance Repair - All Makes HERRON REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone 137 or 321 Lapel, Ind. BROCKWAY GLASS C0 Brockway Muskogee Pa. Okla. Lapel Ind. The Wright Store For Young Men and Women HOYT WRIGHT C0. Ande rs on, Indiana LEHR'S BARBER SHOP Lapel, Indiana BOONE 'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 55R2 Lapel, Ind. ANDERSON CAMERA SHOP Everything For Good Photography C o m p 1 i m e n t s o f MCALLEN FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Home of Lane Cedar Chests Phone 24448 1222 Meridian Anderson, Ind. Compliments of LAPEL TELEPHONE Mgr. E. A. Tull PRESSER'S GROCERY Lapel, Ind. STANDARD ELEVAT 0R C0. Lumber f Coal Feed Grain Seed Plumbing Supplies Complete Building Service A BETTER MARKET Phone 4 Lapel, Ind. LUTZ FURNITURE 7th and Meridian Furniture-Appliances LAPEL DRY GOODS CO. . . .Dry Goods Floor Covering. 'ushoes Free Parking at North 'Miuinery Side of Phone COMPLIMENTS FROIX aBum Sm: ANDERSON'S DOMINANT AND ECONOMICAL SHOPPING CENTER Forf Over 32 Years Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and ,Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry Graduation Announcements Medals, Cups and Trophies JEWELERS AND STATIONERS TO LAPEL HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS The Store For Men and Boys Since 1908 SCHU TER' Corner of Thirteenth and Meridian '-'-W I'