Patriot High School - Patria Yearbook (Patriot, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1949 volume:

1131 32 PATRIOT HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF Editor in Chief-- Associate Editor- Advertising ------ Sports ---- --- ------ --- Picture Committee Sales Committee-- ----Vera MoAlister ----Vera Schroeder ---Nelson Markland Jo Ann Chase Elmer Johnson Myroleen Reese ------Robert Adams Halstead Armstrong Tyroleen Reese Jo Ann Chase --------Junior Hon Russell MoSwain Howard Lyon 1 cz, A ggi, , Q ff J 2? .f QFEQQQ? , if .r sf J gpm ,Ax Hi .- 'IgIf7?' 9' ai-ff ..+ sr Q. an. '- VV FS 'aj . 5 g ,MQ V 1 H V V V -V 4 ggi. . ' ' V . ',,, ' . 1 ' V 1 - V . ' U IEW ' tv :A 'A , 1' ' f' '1 f' QV, Q , 7..fl1,,'- J i?:'1 -:i :Vf,- , . Q g. f A- ,f i 2 1-,V MX, V, s'?i5-gg? 1' V - .,Jf,,,f' V I, Haig: :bf f 1..- 1 :Q??'5'gfE , xsff if if' S , 1 ff ,ff 'K ' L fllff 'XJ' ,V 731 Lia-if.Lt2f 1 ' fVfQ'w ' f :HV V14 R V 5 if . .Q QV -14' 52 H :He . fa- h . .. 1 fx ' y' ga - .V f , ,E ' -My , Ure: SV 3 , . KQV-f Q ' fy R 'V ' 1 9 .341 . .R ' A b VN s Am '-5' 7 ,1-.Q Y -15. 11 . 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Yell Leader 1 yr. Softball 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Boy Scouts 3 yrs. F.F.A. 1 yr. l Scouts 3 yrs. Class President 415 yr. Scouts 3 yrs. FQFQAQ 1 yr. v Basketball 2 yrs. Class yr. Softball 1 yr. Student Manager yr. Scouts 1 yr. Basketball yrs Track 2 yrs. F.F.A. yr. F.F.A. 1 yr. Sports Editor of P.H.S. Revue yr. Class President yr. Vice President yrs Student Council yr. Student Manager yrs Basketball yrs. Track yr. Scouts yrs FQFQAQ yrs Armstrong Softball 2 yrs. Softball 3 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Class Treasurer 1 yr. V N Nelson Markland, Vera McAlister, Junior Hon, Elmer Johnson, Jo Ann Chase. Jimmy Harris, Charles Pohlkotte, Elmer Johnson, Hilbert Keithg Mr. Harris, Nelson Markland, Nancy Sheldon, Doris Johnson, Mrs. Wilson Eddie Smith, Bill Rae. 1302 Top Row: Nelson Markland, Mr. Harris, Robert Adams, Second Row: Halstead Armstrong, Vera Schroeder, Vera McAlister, Jo Ann Chase, Myroleen Reese, and Elmer Johnson. 1.-.--Ma, .- V Elmer Johnson, Vera McAlister, Vera Schroeder, Mrs. Wilson, Junior Hon, Halstead Armstrong, and Robert Adams. QKXSKD Scigforgo We, the class of 'h9', after many hard, long struggles, managed to become Freshmen in the year of 'l9u5', with thirty- one members. ' They were: Robert Adams, Erma Bailey, Shirley Bittle, Roy Brameier, James Chase, Jo Ann Chase, Anna Davis, Char- lotte Earls, Mardelle Eichler, Thelma Emery, George Gurley, Gladys Harlow, Philip Haworth, Luther Hon, Jr., Gracie Jack- son, Elmer Johnson, Christene Keith, Vera Kinman, Walter La Velle Howard Lyon, Nelson Markland, Elmer McCord, Russell McSwain, Ralph Parker, Betty Ravencraft, Myroleen Reese, Vera Schroeder, Leland Scudder, Leo Smith, Ruth Smith, and Betty Snyder. Those who fell by the wayside during this year, were: Erma Bailey, James Chase, Charlotte Earls, Gladys Harlow, El- mer McCord, Leland Scudder, and Leo Smith. During our Sophomore year, Thelma Emery, Ruth Smith, Betty Snyder, and Larry Turner, left us. As we entered our Junior year, Christene Keith and Mar- delle Eichler, departed from us. Our Junior and Senior Prom, sponsored by Hadley Haworth, was enjoyed by all. The scene was a brightly colored jungle. The dinner was very appetizing and music pleasing. The class members who will graduate are: Robert Adams, Roy Brameier, Jo Ann Chase, Russell McSwa1n, Halstead Arm- strong, Howard Lyon, George Curley, Myroleen Reese, ,Betty Ravencraft, Nelson Markland, Elmer Johnson, Vera McAlister, Vera Schroeder, Walter Lavelle, and Luther Hon, Jr. Our Class Officers for l9L8-l9A9, are: President ----------- Luther Hon, Jr. Vice Pres. ---------- Elmer Johnson Secretary ----------- Vera McAlister Treasurer ----------- Jo Ann Chase Student Council ----- Nelson Markland Our Class Sponsor is Superintendent Guy S. Harris. Our Class Flower is Lily of the Valley. Our Class Colors are Black and Gold. Our Class Motto is LET US BE JUDGED BY OUR DEEDS. Vera McAlister Qfagg qovoiogecgo After a busy afternoon taking dictation from my tall, dark, and handsome banker boss, and having dinner with him at the Waldorf, I wanted to relax and forget my troubles, so I turned on my television set and sank back in my easy chair My thoughts suddenly reverted from New York to Patriot as there flashed on the screen visions of my old classmates at P.H.S. Jo Ann Chase entered the bonds of matrimony in l95L, to Lucian Smith, a jack-of-all trades. They are living under the palm trees of California, like Nature Boy with two lit- tle Smiths, eating bananas. Elmer Johnson is now Brigadier General in Uncle Sam's Army. He is known from coast to coast and border to border as a favorite, with the ladies that is. In l9h9 Elmer took orders, now I see plainly, Elmer giving orders. I see Robert Adams at home in Florence, sketching over a newspaper, looking for work, NO, looking for a young lady who has inherited gobs of money. As the scene changes I see he had good results if we can judge by that georgeous blond in the mink coat. Vera Kinman McAlister who started on her journey of married life, with Wwhiteyn when a Senior in High School, is now living on Paradise Ridge, working busy like a little bee making Whoneyn. She is still Sunday School Superinten- dent, President of P.T.A., Most Excellent Chief of The Pyth- ian Sisters, and Society Editor of the Revielle. I see a wedding in store for Howard Lyon in 1950! The couple will make their home on the Beautiful Ohio in a lit- tle steamer. He spends time lobbying for Higher Compensa- tion in Washington. Still, Miss Myroleen Reese, I believe, is raising and training race horses in the Old West. She rides her Pal- omino in all the rodeos and has received Grand Awards in her daring horsemanship. Now living on an experimental dairy farm in Wisconsin is Nelson Wayne Markland. Something new has been added. Yes, Sam is no longer his own boss. CLASS PROPHECY KCONTINUEDQ I see Junior Hon, a minister in l95L, of the Florence Methodist Church. He is very active in the leadership of young people, especially young ladies. Is it that young lady assistant Shirley Bromwell? Betty Ravencraft, her husband, Earl Horn, and five children, are just one big happy family. She still reads murder thrillers for recreation but won't even allow the children a comic book. I see Walter LaVelle as a male hair stylist who does modeling clothes for men of distinction. Halstead Armstrong after being an understudy for Clark Gable in Hollywood for two years is now living with Martha on Pleasant Ridge and are raising little Armstrongs. Russell Mcswain, now with a helper, is a prosperous farmer of Egypt Bottom, but still takes daring trips on his motor bike. Roy Brameier still spinning big yarns, and I do mean big, is now a famous comedian over station XYZ, on the Judy Conovoa program. A good match, I think. And just to think he got his start spinning alibis at P.H.S. I see George Gurley as a Highway Patrolman, State of Indiana. He always liked speeding, and this gives him an opportunity to indulge in it when chasing some poor offender Vera Schroeder P.H.S. 1959 mmm 6 scALATorzs wa L V 'ins 'WQT W Y L 4 n SQKEQ .af ,TL mswmeo AT zvefav 1, . 51 sms von 'me use or Tmeo sruoems... ' I' vs-xcmfas wigs. PLEQSE USE EGULA STA! S Q ix e E N0 one vnu. ee 2 I pam-uT'reo To TAKE 4 f gy QXF' womz done oven 'me .f WEEKEND. Evan-Iona ms V sxpecreo 'ro Rssr ,,- , : ' .. I N, ,lfgf EX 5 f f Au. moss wml M Q ' AN Naam: Aeove we f 40 wsu. ee EXCUSEO Q won-A EXAMS A 5 A N ' 1 ,, -, Q '- 1802 Gram Wife We, the Senior Class, with unsound minds and incapable bodies hereby will to our many friends of P.H.S. as follows: I, Betty Ravencraft, leave my four years of Home Ec. to any high school girl that wants it. I, Howard Lyon, will my wild oats to any Junior who can reap them. - I, George Gurley, will my D's to Stanley Turner. I, Myroleen Reese, hereby leave my Quaker Modesty to Ruby Powers and Beverly Chase. I, Vera McAlister, hereby will my ability of being Edi- tor of Patria, our school annual, to any Junior who is able and willing to bear the task. I, Vera Schroeder, will the honor of being Editor of the P.H.S. Revue to an intelligent Junior, Erma Smither. I, Jo Ann Chase, hate to, but willingly, leave old friends of P.H.S. I, Roy Brameier, will my cheer leading ability to Erma Smither and Juanita McClellan. I, Hal Armstrong, will my ability to grow a mustache to MWPWML I Russell McSwain, will my unsuccessful ability to participate in high school basketball to Stanley Turner. I, Robert Adams, this being my last year at Patriot High will to Bill King my ability to get a dipolma without a girl friend and leave the building the same way I came in, by the door. I, Walter LaVelle, will my stupidity to any second team basketball player who will stay with basketball as long as I have and get nothing out of it. ' I, Luther Hon, Jr., will my name as Wgangleadern to Joe Myers for him to have and to hold the remainder of the 20th Century. I, Elmer Johnson, will my sports ability to the Junior boys o I, Sam Markland, willingly leave P.H.S. to go to Ab- erdeen, to see Libby Brown. CICERO i? ,.. .- 57-N ,Q :Q- ' A 151-11591, :I -,nina mr' .' 1 2 . 1-aw-1. :f m gj. 32 - 1 hair, 15 I 06, 6416 76944, PX r A 'Y e 900 ' V -N b -4gv'1. -Qwi5.f.ww:ff-1. ,g , 535 , - . avr, 'a gua X A fb T51 4. f -, Hyhdg: V- .0-q 7,1 W,' ,, F, - ' ff. f ' ' 'Yip f, ' F N5 D x wr GOO JUHIUITIS A 4 SA 64 Qs DICK ENS 10 if l 'ro , , S an Hilbert Keith, Johnny Reese, Lawrence Kelly, Sanford Swanson, Second Row: Roy Dilts, Joan James, Gladys Bolden, Juanita McCellan, Sarah, Peelman, Edith Ellis, Gayle Dilts, Mr. Wilson, Third Row: Erma Smith er, Beverly Chase, Billy King, Billy Don Lostuttnr, Nancy Sheldon, Ruby Powers. L Tbp Row: Ralph Koons, Robert Smith, Clyde Poling, Ernest Buddenburg, Harold Romans, Second Row: Doris Johnson, Helen White, Ethel Gullion, Donnie Bunger, Kenneth Patterson, Hazel Devers, Maxine Scott, Mrs. Robbins, Third Row: Martha Rider, Betty Wainscott, Estel Lozier, Barb- ara Duvall, Sterling Armstrong, Jeanne Ford. 1302 JUNIOR HISTORY As the pendulum of time ticks away the minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and finally years, e group of young people began their hiqher degree of knowledge as Freshman, then later as Sophomores, and finally reached the rank of Juniors. We started our Freshman year with a large group of stu- dents by name: Polly Ascherman, Gladys Bolden, Edith Ellis, Gayle Dilts, Roy Dilts, Bill Lostutter, Lowell Kent, Billy Ying, Hilbert Veith, Juanita VcClellan, Ruby Powers, Beverly Chase, Joan James, Nancy Sheldon, Charles Scott, Donald Hag- ner, Lawrence Kelly, James Vacrander, Velma and Wilma Oatman, Paul Chase, Claude Romans, Selma Walcott, Edith Cunningham, Seldon Stevenson, Jeanette Hon, Nillie Shannon, Stanley Tur- ner, Sanford Swanson, June Stewart, and Raymond Lee Scudder. Class Officers were: President - Hilbert Keith Vice Rresident - Gayle Dilts Secretary and Treasurer - Nancy Sheldon Student Council - Lawrence Kelly Our Class party was a great success. There were approx- imately seventy-five students and teachers present. We started our Sophomore year with twenty-five members in our class. James Macrander, Raul Chase, Claude Romans, Selma Walcott, Edith Cunningham, Jeanette Hon, Seldon Stev- enson, Velma and Wilma Oatman, did not return. Dudley Fields and Mary Bromwell began the first of the year but did not complete. Erma Smither from Eminence, Kentucky, entered our class in February. While Sophomores our class officers were: President - June Stewart Vice President - Stanley Turner Secretary and Treasurer - Ruby Powers Student Council - Juanita McClellan This year as Juniors we started with twenty-one stud- ents namely: Charles Scott, Donald Wagner, Stanley Turner, Lowell Kent, Hilbert Yeith, Johnny Reese, Lawrence Kelly, Sanford Swanson, Roy Dilts, Joan James, Gladys Bolden, Sarah Peelman, Juanita McClellan, Edith Ellis Gayle Dilts, Erma Smither, Beverly Chase, Billy King, Bill Lostutter, Nancy Sheldon, and Ruby Powers. 1302 JUNIOR HISTORY KCONTINUTDQ We added two new Members as Juniors, Johnny Reese from Rising Sun and Sarah Peelman from Vevay. In January we add- ed another, Flora Graham, from Bowling Green, Kentucky. We lost four former studentsg Polly Ascherman became Mrs. James Burgess, June Stewart became Mrs. Rob Ascherman, Millie Shannon moved to Paris, Illinois, and Raymond Scudder joined the U. 3. Varines. This year class officers are as follows: President - Billy King Vice President - Billy Lostutter Secretary - Beverly Chasel Treasurer - Nancy Sheldon Student Council - Hilbert Keith As Juniors we have reason to be proud of our class. The first squad of the basketball team consists of four Juniors: Lawrence Yelly, Hilbert Peith, Billy King, and Charles Scott. Mr. Wilson, our class sponsor, has courageously endured many difficult tasks with us while serving as our guide. 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President - Donnie Bunger Vice President - Estal Lozier Secretary - John Buddenburg Treasurer - Yenny Patterson Student Council - Donnie Bunger Nr. J. C. Ymalbring was our sponsor. Before the end of the term, Lu Ella Davis, Lee Scudder, Wanda Strautman, had withdrawn. Audrey Jackson moved to Dillsboro and Dale Romans did not return this year. As the year passed, Ethel Gullion and Helen white from Vevay High School, entered our class. This year we started with nineteen Sophomores. Oliver Davis withdrew before the First Semester ended. Our officers this year, are as follows: President - Estal Lozier Vice President - barbara Duvall Secretary - Sterling Armstrong Treasurer - Betty Painscott Student Council - Doris Johnson Bobby Smith, Donnie Hunger, Estal Tozier, Kenny Patter- son and Clyde Poling are playing basketball on the second team. Estal, Kenny, Clyde are also substitutes on the first team. Sterling Armstrong is assistant Student Manager of the team. Under the direction of Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Vyers, the Sophomores presented a play WTreasure Farmn in October. It was a great success. Tb have labored and toiled through our Freshman and Sophomore years. But next year we hope to find it a little easier as we will be upper classmen. FITIIESHHIIEH Top Row: Billy Wainscott, Leonard Emery, Bobby Reynolds, Harry Kittlo, James Harris, James Thomas, James Scott, LaMar Burdett, Ivan Macran- der, Purda Hunt, Norman Romans, Second Row: Arthur Adams, Katherine Koons, Juanita Burdett, Carolyn Peak, Alberta Stoops, Anna Emery, Shirley Bromwell, Norma Schwade, Eddie Smith, Third Row: Jean Woods, Hazel Hon, Mary Davis, Marlene Moore, Joyce Emery, Ruth Chase, June Ravencraft, Barbara Chase, Ramona Swanson, Lula Mae McAllister, Mr. Ford, Fourth Row: Lela Brown, Mary Gould, Leah Cook, J.C. Warner,Jack King, Loretta Peters, Edith Koons, Florence Stoops. Mr. North, Janitor 1202 FRESHMEN HISTORY The school year of l9A8-A9 started with thirty-eight pupils in the Freshmen Class. Their names are: Nary T. Gould, Juanita Burdett, La Mar Burdett, Shirley Eromwell, Authur Adams, Ruth Chase, Barbara Chase, Leah Cook, James Harris, James Thomas, James Scott, Purda Hunt, Eddie Smith, Carolyn Peak, Lauretta Peters, Norman Romans, Bobby Reynold, Harry Kittle, J. C. Warner, Leonard Emery, Joyce Emery, Anna Emery, Jean Woods, Norma J. Schwade, Marlene Moore, Billy Wainscott, Hazel Hon, Lulu M. McAllister, Lelia Brown, Tdith Koons, Kathryn Koons, Romona Swanson, Ivan Nacrander, Violet Ravencraft, Alberta Stoops, Jackie King, and Mary Davis. Jean Woods moved to Vevay, while Geornia Graham entered the class in her place. The Freshmen Class wish them a great success. The Freshmen Class had a party Wednesday night, Decem- ber 7, l9L,8. We invited our friends and had a good time. 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L15 is 2 P - 1, ' ,I 1 W s Nf- NSA Bag? ,gli f fi 3 ff' J 3 qi nnnvmfs l Top Row: Billy Walnscoft, Bennie Macrander, Ronald Koons, Leonard Walcott, Sam Romans, Bill Rae, Junior Noble, Second Row: Bobby Pohl- kotte, Carroll Turner, George Hufford, James Thomas, Harry Walker, Terry Dick, Larry Burdett, Robert Hufford, Third Row: Charles Mac- rander, Purda Hunt, Mr. Ford, James Harris, Charles Pohlkotte. Janet Wagner, Darlene Rider, JoAnn Haworth, Avis Sheldon, Rose Couch, Peggy Wilson, M roleen Reese, Velma Scudder, Nancy Sheldon, Carolyn, Peak, Carolyn Vantyle, Nina Peak. 1302 smon GIRLS ADVERTISING 00MMI'1'I'EE GOOD OLD P.H.S. 'SAI' and 'MER' STUDENT MANAGERS O suvmnxmwmmvw 'IERKS of P.H.8. MILLER BRUM HAI COACH FLORENCE 'GANG' LOVE IS GRAND Q ff ' px' jf' ' W . ,V 2 wx 5-'Q 5-if 'Sf' . ' ' R fl 'MEX V' NJC I 5. 'ww jx, KN ,X N.. , X11 ', ,V Pi X T ff N- Y X x 'Q x Q f f- ff, 'ly XR '- 3 nff1f,fKAf K XQgQ5'5. 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Sag: :sw Top Row: Arthur gaams, Eddie Smith, Stanley Turner, Russell McSwain, Walter Lavelle, Second Row: Coach Ford, Lawrence Kelly, Hilbert Keith, Halstead Armstrong, Nelson Narkland, Elmer Johnson, Billy King, and Mr. Harris, Third Row: James Harris, Kenneth Patterson, Charles Scott, and Jack Klng. 1302 SOFTBALL At the opening of the season, Coach Ford was faced with the problem of the reorganization of the entire softball squad. Elmer Johnson, at first base, and Nelson Markland at second base were the only two regulars left over from the l9h7 squad. The remaining positions had to be filled with players who had little, if any experience. Halstead Arm- strong, a returned veteran, was behind the plate to do the catching with Hilbert Keith firing the balls across to him. Lawrence Kelly and Billy King were holding down shortstop and third base positions during the season. Markland, the veteran second baseman, was able to play in only three games due to the illness of his father and for the rest of the season, Jimmy Harris, a freshman, guarded this sack. Eddie Smith, another freshman, played center field position. Venneth Patterson, sophomore, covered right field while Walter LaVelle, Charles Scott and Russell Mc- Swain alternated left field position. Even with this reorganization of the squad, the season proved to be exciting and challenging. The squad lost four games out of six which proved that they were in there fight- ing all the time. The experience gained by the freshmen-and sophomores should offset the loss of Veteran players next year. The scores of the games lost and won were: WON Patriot lbores Pill A Patriot Dillsboro O LOST Rising Sun Patriot 3 Guilford Patriot 2 Bright Patriot 5 Rising Sun Patriot 5 1302 BASYETPALL The 1948-A9 basketball season opened with Coach Ford having only three regulars left from the squad last year. These were Lawrence Kelly, Nelson Narkland and Elmer John- Sono Coach Ford after seeing his men out for basketball switched the entire squad around from the position they held last year leaving only Varkland playing his regular position which is center. Johnson, a guard last year, was changed to forward this year, where he has been successfully playing all year. Kelly, forward position last year, has been playing guard this season. Billy King from the B squad last year is on the first string this year as guard. Hilbert Faith, playing forward this year has been toss- ing them in the hoop all season. The boys who have filled other positions very capably are Russell VcSwain, Walter LaVelle, Charles Scott, Halstead Armstrong, Clyde Poling, Estal Lozier and Kenneth Patterson. The Trojans have won 12 games and lost 9. These games include both the Invitational Tourney and the Sectional. A few games were lost by a margin of one or two points. A little more reserve strength and we should have given a few more teams a rugged time in the conference. In the Invitational Tourney at Rising Sun, the Trojans went into the finals when they defeated Cross Plains by a score of L9 to 38. The Trojans went down in bitter defeat in the finals against Rising Sun by a score of L7 to 38. Playing the Vevay warriors in the Sectional at Aurora, the Trojans scored a victory over the Warriors in the first game Friday evening by the score of thirty-five to thirty- three. This game was hard fought all the way through by both teans but the Trojans came out on top. 1302 BASFFITTEILLL I CONTINUED! On Saturday the Trojans met the Lawrenceburg Tigers in the second game that afternoon. The boys played a headshup game all the way against the Tigers but couldn't match their strength. The score of the game was Lawrenceburg sixty-one, Patriot thirty. Lawrenceburg went to the finals to defeat Guilford by a fairly large margin. The scores on the games won and lost including both of the Tourneys: WDN Patriot 37 Cross Plains Patriot 32 Moores Will Patriot 36 Bright Patriot 3A Cross Plains Patriot 47 Central Patriot 35 Dillsboro Patriot LO VMoores Hill Patriot 28 Nevay Patriot 29 Bright Patriot 3A Dillsboro LOST Rising Sun Patriot Guilford Patriot Vevay Patriot Warsaw Patriot Guilford Patriot Rising Sun Patriot Versailles Patriot BLIND TOURNEY Patriot L9 Cross Plains Patriot 38 Rising Sun SECTIONAL Patriot 35 Vevay Patriot 30 Lawrenceburg In the Laughery Valley Conference, Guilford took first place by defeating Rising Sun. Rising Sun was in second place while Patriot took the undisputed third place. Fourth place was given to Versailles. Patriot won nine of her fifteen conference games which undoubtly as was said gave her third place in the conference. H I v H v W vi! ny , .gl H .. :Vx .Y 1 N, 45 J H -'R -ii' .,f'4s'1'1 W wx X-5 A ,eq , PQ ZVB. x -fx wfx . 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BUS STATION Ferry Street Phone '33 Vevay, Indiana THE MOORE PACKAGE STORE 1302 CROSS THE OHIO RIVER AT WARSAW, KENTUCKY and FLORENCE, INDIANA FERRY PROMPT SERVICE OWNED AND OPERATED by JIMMIE HART and ALLEN YOUNG Compliments and Rest Wishes to the Seniors of ?atriot High of l9L8-9 E. A. ANDERSON, CLOTHIWH Phone 199 Rising Sun, Indiana D A N B U R Y 'S FRIGIDARIES ELECTRIC RANGES and REFRIGERATORS BOTTLED GAS RANGES and WATER HEATERS DUO THERM OIL BURNING APPLIANCES OTHER APPLIANCES of all KINDS WALLPAPER and PAINT Rising Sun, Indiana Phone 202 1302 S T O W M O T O R C O SALES and SERVICE Rising Sun, Indiana 131 32 U N C Y T D T I N D TO tug IQAQ CLAS? of the PATRIOT HIGH SCHOOL for a Dright Future Q I 6 D f I A 2 T V I N W 5 T O I Rising Sun, Indiana 9:00 A.V. to L:OO P.V. Zvery Day Except Sunday and Thursday By Appointment Sunday and Thursday C. O. SIEGLITZ, 0. D. OPTCVETRIST VEVAY DEPOSIT BANK BLDG. VEVAY, INDIANA Phones: Office 181 Residence 527 Farm 61h-B 1302 COMPLIMENTS of CLYDE McALLISTER Groceries-Meats Ice Cream Candies Soft Drinks Florence, Indiana GWNERAL ELECTRIC HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Vmllpaper and Paint Farm and Home Appliance Co. East Enterprise, Indiana 888888888 1 302 SMITH BROTHDRS GROCERY Gill'-WTRAL ITRCVAJNTDISFI SOFT DRINTS AND CANDIES Patriot, Indiana Box 356-Phone A50 COT 'PLIVENTS AND ALL T572 BUST FO? YOUR FUTURE TED AND WILVA TTERS GROCURY AND RTTFSTAUFZAN 1302 FURNISH FOOTWEAR mnality Shoes for the Entire Family Vevay, Indiana Phone 316 K R U M M E L S S T O R E QUALITY GROCERIES CHOICE VEATS The kind of prices you like Vevay, Indiana Phone 63 888888888 1302 GALBREATH HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO Kaiser---Frazier---Automobiles J.I. Case Machinery Texaco Products Skelgas Bottled Gas Crosley Appliances' Ralph Galbreath, Owner PAUL J. 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'atriot, Indiana Store Rising Sun, Ind T A T I O H atriot, Indiana Phone 27 Phone 67A G R D E vv E E N ' T H E S I S T E R S S H O P LADIES AND CHILDRENS READY TO WEAR M I N G V A R I E T Y S T O R E WHAT YOU WANT WFEN YOU WANT IT Vevay, Indiana COMPLIMENTS of GRETCHEN H. COLE Lawyer GIFTS THAT PLEASE Rising Sun, Indiana R I C H A R D S G R O C E R Y GENERAL MERCHANDISE COMPLIMENTS of RRINSON SELF SERVICE GROCERY Greyhound Bus Stop SHELL SWRVICE STATION Rising Sun, Indiana Bill' Buddenburg k 'Bobn Cochran Compliments of Rising Sun, Frozen Food Locker S J E W E L R Y S T O R E Vevay, Indiana Vevay , Indiana Markland, Indiana