Mill Creek High School - EM CE Yearbook (Geneva, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

X We, the senior class of 1955, in grateful appreciation, dedicate this yearbook to Mr Robert Riley, our class sponsor and yearbook advisor. Mr. Riley has unselfishly given his time to help us in our class activities. He has directed our work with wisdom and untiring effort throughout the school year. Administration John R. Dunk, Prlncioal B.S., Ind. State 1947; M.SAdminstretive Education Ind. State 1950. Special High School, Industrial Arts, Reg Phys. Ed., Driver Training Robert W. Riley Commerce Ind. State Teachers College 1949 Fred Neullep Valparaiso University 7 3 Math, Phy. Ed. Advanced Math Eunice Conrad A.3. Wheaton College English and Phys. Ed. Pauline Dorton Ball State Teachers College B.S., Purdue University Home Ec., Art , Library, Science Roy K. Sorbet Southwestern Louisiana Institute. Algebra, Chemistry, Geometry, Biology, Gen. Science and Health Dolmas Moore Bernice Hunt University of Hlwall Ball State University of So. Cal. Manchester College University of Purdue 5th Grade B.S. Ind. State Industrial Arts Fred K. Gale B.S., Canterbury College Work Completed for M.A. At Ball State; Social Science; English Frances Gustafson Ind. State, Terre Haute Kalamazoo, Western State 4th Grade Clarence Barton B.S., Oakland College Regular Elementary 6th Grade Florence Wilson Tri-State, Angola Goshen College Ball State 3rd Grade Ruth Kehr Goshen College B.S. in education 2nd Grade Ethel Tower Ind. St8te Teachers College and Extension and Correspondence at 3all State, I U, Purdue, Goshen, and Valparaiso, 1st Grade 'felsn L. Davis Blakers Teachers College, Butler University, Indianapolis 2nd Grade i'r. Ward A very B.S. Ind. State Terre haute; Graduate Work in New York University Choir Director Eva W. Mullen Terre :aute, Nornal School, Ball State College, Muncie 1st Grade Evart Quinn Trus tee Student Council Janitor Bus Drivers Seniors PRESIDENT BUFORD DEVON NESS Rest and be Thankful . B.A.A. 2,3,4 Class Officer 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 TREASURER JO DEAN ROCKWELL It Is a happy lot which fines no enemeys. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class officer 4 Crier Staff 2,3,4 VICE PRESIDENT SHIRLEY ANN OLSON This news is old enough, yet it is every day's news , G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Crier Editor 4 Class Play 3 REPORTER jawr-skcb gene nowell Somewhere there Is another and better world . Class Officer 2 Cheerleader 4 Oratorical 1,2,3,4 Crier Staff 3,4 c- ( - SECRETARY SHARON LYNNE McGINNIS My friends are much more dangerous than my enemies . 1 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Crier Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Yearbook Editor 4 GLENN LEWIS ClBOCK I must speak the truth and nothing but the truth . Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 1 Class Plan Manager 3 Safety Club 4 BEVERLY BELLE HOSTETLER Wisdom Is more precious than diamonds . G-A.A� 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Art 1,2,3 Crier Staff 2,3,4 WILLY JUERGEN CONTAG The most unforgetable character we have ever met . Yearbook Stsff 4 Track 4 Chorus 4 Crier Staff 4 JOAN KATHERINE DETEREAUX Neither will I make myself snybodys laughing stock . O.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Oratorical 2,3 Class Play 3 NORMAN GENE EGGERT Tho a man wise, it is no shame to live and learn . B.A.A. 3,4 Class Officer 2,3 Basketball 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 CARY RICHARD HAN::A Woman is the last thin that will be civilized by man . B.A.A. 3,4 Crier Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 MIGHEAL DONALD KNOWLTON It is a rough road that leads to the heights of rreatneas . B.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 3and 2,3 Class Play 3 RUTH ELAINE KcKAHON As they used to say, spic end span new . Transferred from Stillwell High School. Yearbook Staff 4 LAVERNE MARIE OLLHOFF In silence, also there’s worth that brings no risk 3.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Crier Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Art 1,2,4 ERNEST WILLIAM JUSTICE Nothing is so dear and precious as time . Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Club 4 Track 4 Baseball 3,4 a rt PEGGY MARIE '«VEEDBN You stand In your own light, I’ll stand in mine '. • i . A • A. 1 f2|314 Cheerleader 3 Class Officer 3 Crier Staff 4 PAUL PETER TUS2YNSKI W'hat now if the sky were to fall . Chorus 2,3 Class Officer 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play 3 ALBERT STANLEY KASPER My appetite comes to me while esting . B.A.A. 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Crier Staff 4 Conservation Club 4 FLORENCE MAXINE WHITE I laugh’d till I cried . Chorus 1,2,3 Crier Staff 3,4 G,A.A. 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 VIRGINIA JEWELL BARTON She arrived only a year ago 9nd we are gl9d she stayed . Transferred from West Plains, Missouri G.A.A. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Record Club 4 CtoAA- TVitl We, the Mill Creek Senior class of 1955 being of sound mind and body, hereby will and bequeath the following: I, Laverne Ollhoff will my ability to be quiet to Kay Wilson and as secretary of G.A.A.,I leave my minute book to next year’s secretary, I, JoDean Rockwell will ray best Jokes to Marlene Ollhoff and my big toe to Jeanie Edwards, I, Larry Nowell will my cheerleading ability to Bev Peterson and my ability to give a seven-minute reading, to Royce Benson. I, Sherry McGinnis will my worn out wardrobe to Bev Nowell and my ability to keep my mouth shut to Dave Gilchrist, I, Bev Hostetler will my presidency of G.A.A. to next year's president and my cheerleading ability to Bev White, I, Albert Kasper will my ability to argue with Mr. Gale to Phil Holmquest and my ability to play basketball to Joe Hartig. I, Gary Hanna will my hair style to Howie Ness and my famous name Romeo to Dave Tarnow, I, Peggy Weeden will my shorthand ability to Betty Churchill and my dishwashing job to anyone who'll have It. I, Maxine White will all my extra credits to Bev Nowell so she can graduate and my shorthand book to Marilyn Wolff. I, Ruth McMahon will my front teeth to Wayne Brownlee and my dark hair to Shirley Justice. I, Norman Eggert will my ability to play basketball to John Lehker and my driving ability to Mr. Gale. I, Bill Justice will my car to the school to use as a driver training car and my naturally curly hair to Wendy Tarnow. I, Shirley Olson will my job as editor of the school paper to Marllynn Tennis and my long, naturally straight hair to Sandra Hanna. I, Paul Tuszynski will my ambition to move to Mr. Gale and to Yvonne Kelley and Cleda Brown my tall, slim figure. I, Buford Ness will my curly hair to Bob Rockwell and my dummy's wooden head to Mr. Neuliep to give to one of his basket- ball boys. I, Virginia Barton will my ability to get into basketball games free to anyone who finds an open window and my typing abil- ity to my sister, Glenda. I, Glenn Cibock will ray ability to get along with Mr.Gale to Wayne Brownlee and my ability to shoot 2 rabbits with one shell to Dave Gilchrist. I, Joan Devereaux will my driving ability to a Louisiana dri- ver, Mr. Sorebet and my ability to get chemistry to next year's chemistry class. I, Juergen Contag will Miss. Conrad my ability to apeak ger- man and my appetite to Janet Hostetler. I, Don Knowlton will an inch of my right leg to Howie Nass. so he'll be even. We, the Senior class will and bequeath the following to the underclassmen. To the Freshman class we will all our excess credits. To the Sophomore class we will our worn out peace pipe. To the Junior class we will our determination to put out a successful yearbook. To Mr. Riley goes our appreciation for all he's done for us this year. To Mr. Dunk we leave the school building all in one piece. To the school we leave Mr. Dunk all in one piece. Class Prophecy We’re the gayest class alive. Class of nineteen fifty-five. Here v:e started, here we end. Here we found many e friend. But soon this class of ours will be. Just a by-gone memory Though we leave the school the same, We will gather success and fame. So into the future let us dive, Into nineteen sixty-five. The class reunion is today. The place is Mill Creek the month is May. Look around you, here you see. Your class-mates, busy as a bee. Though they no longer look the same. I'll see if I can remember their names. Here's the first one to arrive. It's Shirley Olson, quite alive. A dress designer now is she. In New York is her comrany. Glen Cibock now is drawing near. He is a dentist now I hear. In ?iill Creek he runs his bus- iness swell, A worthy doctor and friend, as well. Here comes a girl, so hapoy and bright, It's none other than Maxine White. She lives a delightful and pleasant life, A mother content and happy wife. Paul Tuszynski is the engineer, As into the future he does peer. To build another Empire State, If he sets the alarm and Isn't late. Snerry McGinnis now I see. Is a private secretary. She Is never at a loss. Because you see, she married the boss. Donxiie Knowlton's on the beam. He's the coach of the Mill Creek team. Just as able, quick, and tough, As when he was here doing his stuff. A housekeeper, wife and mother, in one. Beverly Hostetler is happy when her work is done. A landscape painter, on the side. But her family is her pride. Norman Eggert, the farmer of Mill Creek, In great ambition does he seek. All kinds of plants he does teat When he Is finished they are the best. With pen and oaner in her hand. She is famous throughout the land. L.averne llhoff is her name, Tr the newspaper world she's made fame. Larry Nowell Is our sctor friend, Comical acting is his trend. In the movies on the stage. He is now the nations rn., e. Joan Devereaux is a teacher I see, Home Economics is her special- ty. She knows her cooking and sew- ing too. She is a teacher, good and true. A lot of time this youncr man spent. And many things he did Invent. Gary Hanna now you see, A very wealthy man he'll be. Now as I look over there. There's children running every- where. To Peggy Weeden they all run An orphanage must be such fun. Here is one who can't be miss- ed. It's Buford Ness, a ventrilo- quist. With his dummy on his knee, He’s on television for all to see� Jo Dean Rockwell, take a bow. She runs the school cafeteria now. She knows it all from A to Z, A very good manager is she. Juergen Contag is our German friend. To his wisdom there is no end. Now an able lawyer is he. After studying at the Univer- sity. Virginia Barton as you see, A very happy girl is she. A plumber, working overtime. With charges hu ?e and never subline. Bill Justice's future plain I see, A man of wealth he's sure to be. qere's another from our class. It's another smiling lass. Ruth McMahon, now I fear, A secretary is her career. Albert Kasper as you can see, A very prominent man is he. Busy each day of every week, He's the mayor of Mill Creek. The same old desk, the same old chair. The same old books are still right there. Several «'iris are a mother and wife. Here'e another who leads that life. Mr. Riley, our sponsor, as you see, A Mill Creek teacher he'll always be. I hope this very generous sample, Has proved to you our powers are ample. So on our Graduation Day, Just remember what I say. The past is gone, the present is here. In the future let's work and never fear. Junior Class Hostetler Howard Ness Joan Van Dierendonck Lloyd Bunton Joe Hartlg Marllynn Tennis Dave Gilchrist Cleda Brown Phil Holraqueat Yvonne Kelley Wayne Brownlee Marilyn Wolff Jim Bradley Karol fienaberger Miss Dorton Junior Sponsor Sharlene Ford Janet Seitz Margaret Hostetler Bonnie Shaffer Dick Sharp Beverly Barthe1 Royce Benson Shirley Ju. tic 2 Sophomore Class Vr. Neullep Sophomore Sponsor Anna Jean Edwards Sandra Hanna Charles Hanna Annetta rfeeden Betty Churchill Bill Robinson Pay Tener Clarence Green Delbert Suit Janet Kessler Bill Heirbrandt Carol Smith Bob Lantero Carol Weber Dave Tarnow Mary Tener Charles Nash Janet Hostetler Dick PIotrow? cz John Hagen Elizabeth Miller 3ob Rockwell Elsie Collings John Lehker Estelle Perry Edward Wolfe Shirley Schwenk Phyllis Jones Ruth Ann Kellogg Else Collings Miss Conrad Freshmen Sponsor Welter Rohlflng 3everly Petersen 3111 McCombs Saundra Moyer Donald Sml th Judy Daniel Ronald Justice Sandra Tennis Carol Hubner John Sto nbaup;h Marlene Ollhoff Richard Borkowski Cheryl Johnson Charles Kautz Shirley Schwenk Bert .Vesolowski Sandra Zietz 7red Rader Joyce Noel Glyrda Barter. 1 Mr. Roy Sorbet Carol Weeden Barbara Brunette Loretta Johnson Joyce Pulaski Carraella Hunt Beverly White Carol Ludtke Phyllis Sllsz Mary Blalock Patricia Smith Sandra Worthington Norman Hostetler Andy Hostetler James Spence Thomas Sharp David Zeitz Gene Smith Darrel Galey David Churchill James Norton Donald Noel Wendell Tarnow James Fowler David Peery Harold Rensberger Mr. Del Moore Karel Collings Celia Cravens Shirley Cravens Janice Benson Onetta Barton Joyce Clifton Marlin Alheim Connie 3rown Marcella Bracken P«ggy Brovin Catherine Hartig Mary Lou Edwards Diana Henning Loretta Hostetler Carol Green Llnnea Iantria Sharon Galey Randall Jones William Godfrey Larry Lehman Floyd Hancock Oreste Lantero Margaret Mahon James Koutz Lewis Reese Charlene Schwenk Karen McMahon Ruth Norton LeVoy Landisman Patrick Long Helen Meyer William Noel Paul Perry Joan Pulaski Laureen Peery Donald Brunette James Woday Anita Lindsley Edward Justice William Zeitz Sharon Wheeler Keidi Rohlfing Mr. Clarence barton Judy Smith Jim Motycka Carol Nicely Marjorie Johnson Kenneth Croussore Arnold Devereaux Jakie Robinson Marilyn Hostetler Donna Krueger Barbara Noel Marsha Bierly Son la Mattocks Kurtis McMahon Elizabeth Gaul Charles Gray Dallas Miller Jacqueline Johnson Larry Main Carol Jones John Spence Joseph Wilczynski Dianne Hooten Jeanie Rohlfing Judy Smith Jean Lehman Donna Miller Alfred Tener Roland Hamilton William Perry Carmalee Mullins Mike Anderson Nancy Wilson Landa Smith Jim Smith Larry LaTour Walker Wolff David Worthington Jimmy Robinson Bonnie Pisello Gerald Daniel Katherine Pisello Mrs. Hunt Wilma Cannon Buddy Hubner David Justice Arnetta Perkins Joe Brown Mary Churchill Bobby Daniel Glen Sheaks Linda Hawn James Ryan Bonna Rodgers Mike Henning Claudette Herrington Lynn Smith Georgian� Fowler Jerry Smith Peulah Ludtke John Long Lana Ness Robert Kinsey Barbara Gaul Robert Robinson Jean Hostetler Larry Long Jo yce Sedlacek Robert Godfrey Nancy Sawyers David Kautz Ula Weeden Kathleen Miller Vlrginia Lantero Loren Helrbrandt Harry Johnson Gerald Plotrowicz Randall Galey Carol Lehman Mrs. Gustafson Samuel Worthington Jeannie Iantria Gerald Wolff Julia Plotrowicz James Nicely William Nicely William Robinson James Collings Larry Lehoy Arkie Plsello Delmon Lindsey Nora Clifton Larry Just iC6 Robert Hanna Robert Devereaux Rebecca McCombs Dixie Croussore Raymond Borkowski Ann Blanda Suzanne Blanda Susan Wolfe Janice Dunk Marion Herrington Larry Weeden Donna Jones °®ggy Noel Jack Sciara Mark Hostetler Andy Peterson Gene Snyder John McGinnis Loretta Gray Linda Perry Dennis Ford Ruby Wilson Francis Long Patrick Spence Donald Meyer Joe Smith Fred Piotrowicz Keith McMahon Mrs Wilson Dess ie Lindsey Michael Henderson Doris Smith Judy Maynard Ellen Reinhard Michael Gaul Delores Gray Barbara Moyer Ricky Hauschild Gale Wolff Janice Replogle Sandra Weber Kenny Hostetler Lynn Rauachild Billy Miller Janes Disbrow Leonard Smith Darral Hunt Sandra Aftowski Dorthy Plotner Johnnie Jean Dempsey Muriel Casper Ruth Ann Bailey Carol Smith Connie Waul Norwood Nowell Gary Galey Dennis Reese Sherry Smith Marolyn Hunt Carolyn Hunt Carol Born Reuben Cravens Dennis Ramsey Kenneth Noel Randy Rosenbaum Larry Sharp Myrl Benson Billy Hornlg Wilma Noel David Casey Mrs. Davis Llnaa Ryan David Hawn Lynette Barton Dennis Pinley Rebecca Robinson Jean Tener Lonnie Sears Diane Motycka Kenneth Hohalek David Krueger Robert Lukac Marsha Fox Bobby Bradley Janet Piotrowicz Lois Plotner Jean Smith Donna Cravens Shirley Churchill Raymond V ermilyer Anna Moyer Dennis Ness Antoinette Sclara Bill Spence Janice Reinhsrd Carol Bulla Miss Kehr Nancy Evenburg David Henning Jimmy Pulaski Richard Hostetler Pamela Bauer Willard Lindsey Anna Belle Sheaks Sharon Clifton Jane Smith Delictla Null Jeffrey Dunk Christina McMahon Clarence Mullins Carol Seitz Noel Sharp Roger Hamilton J immy Perry Vincent Gaul Gregory Malstaff Karen Rew Paul Dorsey Richard Hamilton Wayne Stefano Kenneth Peterson David Main Rosemary Wood Barbara Rathburn Carol Euler Larry Hostetler Mrs. Tower Delene Arney Patricia Henderson Jean Ann Brown Jerry Neal George Stefano Rooert Hauschild Bruce McMahon Richard Dow Carolyn Blake Linda Nicely Robert Plotner Carol Ann Spence Ronald Kinsey Donald Renl’ro Joel Hawn Mark Casey Brady Dowty David Euler Thomas Robinson Georgia Hostetler Denise Pahalek Mrs. Mullen Charles Slmar Mary Hooten Susan McDonald Linda Hamilton Jerry Nicely Barbara Robinson David Skaggs Pamela Bentley Marcia Gray Seen Wooda Barbara Kinsey Ronald Bauer Margaret Cannon Larry Noel Daniel Szilagyi Cherrle Perrett Gregory Reese Mark Dempsey Judy Evenburg Harold Northern Beverly McDaniels Ws yfi e , f Q O cp 7H A C ! X CD Aug. 30 Sept.1C Sept.17 Sept,2h Sept.27 Sept.28 Oct. 1 Oct. k Oct. 7 Oct. 6 Oct. 19 Oct. 21 Oct. 23 Oct. 29 Nov. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 1$ A day of renewing old acquaintances and making new friends. Freshman Initiation, every one was feeling fine, except perhaps the Freshmen. Our spirits dropped tho, when Rolling topped us th’it evening with a score of 11 to 13 Mill Creek fixed Union Township up good when they walloped them with a score of 8 to 2. The boy's base ball team rocked Stillwell back on their heels with a score of 11 to 3 That same evening the Girl's soft ball team played their first game of the season and were defeated by Rolling. The score was 10 to 8. The Sophomore's had a skating Party. What funI Every one was happy when MillCreek scored a victory over T’nir n Mill's in a game of baseball. The final score was 6 to 0. Mill Creek played in a game of baseball and topped Kingsbury with a score of 9 to 3 Good Game Boy's! Cheerleader Election was held. That same evening much to our sorrow Mill Creek was defeated in the first game of the play-off by Union Township. The score was 2 to 1. The Girl's soft ball team played a game with Rolling. The MillCreek girl's won by a score of 16 to 7. Thats the way we like it girl's! The girl's I4-H Club sponsored a dance at the school. Twelve of our seniors left for Washington that evening. A welcome vacation for the students while the teachers attended, school for a while. Teachers Institute. Twelve tired and travel worn seniors of Mill Creek returned home after their Herald Argus Trip. The annual P.T.A. Fall Festival took place here t the school. The Eighth Grade sponsored a Skating Party. Mill Creek played it's first game of the basketball season and were defeated by New Carlisle with a score of U7 to 38. Mill Creek'8 second game of the basketball season was a close one, with Mill Creek topping Westvilie by a score of 38 to 37 in an over time game. The G.A.A. held a bake sale during the game and a Sox Dance after ward. Both were a success and every one had fun. Nov. 17 Nov. 19 Nov. 23 Nov. 25 Nov. 30 Dec • 7 Dec. 10 The Juniors received their class rings. Aren't we proud. The Mill Creek Wildcat's Journeyed to Clinton and after a close game all the way through, won by the skin of their teeth. The final score was 39 to 38. Kingsbury left Mill Creek wearing a frown after getting walloped by the Mighty Wildcats by a score of $2 to 38. The teachers bid us good bye, and a happy Thanksgiving, and we went home for a two day vacation. Yippee 1 Mill Creek played a good game and sent St. Mary's home feeling blue because we walloped them 66 to lj.6. Mill Creek ran off and left Orovertown in the dust, beating them by a score of 63 to I4.7• Mill Creek's Wildcats plastered Hanna by a score of 57 to 29. Dec. 12 Dec. 17 Dec. 12 Dec. 23 Jan. 1 Jan. 3 Jan. I4. Nine of the Seniors took Scholarship tests, while the rest of t-h m went campaigning for advertisements for the Patrons Page. f TA as 50°?: ST Wlth 3tlll“011 — =ame out on top. Joylng themsolves .P rty Pla°e that 8VenlIi«’ «oryono •� - A Christmas program was given by the Sophomores, and class party and gift exchange we were dismissed for and New Year HOliday. after the the Christmas Unlor TownshlP and «as defeated in the first game or the Holiday tourney by a score of 53 to I4.3. h°a. Consolation game the Wildcats battled with Union Mills and beat them by a score of to I4.9. 1955°° Tacatl°n t0 8pond our rlr8t of The wildcats played a terrific game and beat Walkerton [ !$ to I4.3. Jan. 7 Jan. 11 Jan. 11+ Jan. 15 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 defea Jan. 22 J8n. 26 Jan 29 Jan. 31 Feb. 1+ Feb. 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 18 March 17 April 1 April 8 May 13 May 15 May 18 May 20 Mill Creek journeyed to Wanatah and came home in high spirits. The reason? 58 to 1+3 the final score was, in our favor. A film titled Heads Up to Beauty” was shown to all High School girls. Mill Creek topped Union Township 68 to 61 and boosted themselves h into a tie with Rolling for top place in the County. The ”B Team Tourney at Mill Creek. The Wildcats were defeated by Walkerton by a score of 30 to 26. Later that day, tho we hate to admit it we were defeated by Rolling in the Consolation game. The score was 1+4 to 33 OHl OH I Semester Report Cards. Mill Creek and Rolling battled for top place in the County at the Civic Auditorium in LaPorte. After a tough game the Wildcats were defeated 55 to 49. The County Tourney drawing took place. Mill Creek drew Union Mills. Mill Creek downed Union Mills in the first game of the County tour- ney by a score of 39 to 35 Mill Creek slaughtered Hanna by a score of £6 to 33« That evening in the Championship game, after putting up a terrific battle Mill Creek's Wildcats were defeated by Rolling. The final score was 51 to 48. The Sportmanship award of the County was awarded to Don. Knowlton. Today is the final day of work on the Year Book, so from here on, we hope this will go as written. Mill Creek Battled with Union Mills. The G.A.A. Initiation for all new members. What funi Mill Creek's Wildcats played LaCrosse. Mill Creek played Stillwell. The Annual Boy's Basket ball Banquet took place. The Girls Gym Night went off well. Good Friday, another welcome vacation from school. The last day of school at Mill Creek for the Seniors. Senior Baccalaureate Exercises. A big day for the Seniors. Graduation. r u nanww rto«rt Mr� mnr� � o 'Hrvnl nnt.111 nArt-. 74ctuu£ie A NEW CARLISLE LUMBER 8c COAL CO. New Carlisle, Indiana KEMPS-012 Lincolnway, LaPorte C.C. KELLY 8c SONS New Carlisle, Indiana WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE LaPorte, Indiana LAPORTE SPORTING GOODS LaPorte, Indiana ROXY MUSIC SHOP-LaPorte KESSLER'S FURNITURE STORE LaPorte, Indiana McCARTEN MOTORS-LaPorte WALKERTON LUMBER S: COAL CO. 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