Royal Center High School - Periscope Yearbook (Royal Center, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

LIBRI miwm -gms- IROI l IX J if ' Qi' 4 - 4 W f .... A .4 .A , -V, , , .f , ,.., in A, W A f . - . . ,V si i E J 43, - , 0,1 L I' I- ll ' qi. q 4, A S' , 113 J c ' A if J- r I I Jef, 1 fi QM J ' T' , f j V L-Lt5XYf , an I A V , I -' , H ,A ' X Q5ff mf ' 'lp Q' ' Ol: EDICATIUN VN ax X OYAL CENTER rIlCJr-I JC?-QOL We, the seniors of the Class of 1950, wish to dedicate this year- book to the former students of Royal Center High School who served in the various branches of our Armed Forces during World War II. We espically wish to dedicate it to the memory of the six former students who laqr down their lives that we might continue to enjoy the privileges of this conutry, the greatest democracy on earth. The following boys were killed in action during World War II: Clifford Kistler Donald Harvey Robert Shaver Howard Jordan Harry Horney Virgil Dag 3 . Q .f fi F11 ' g CJ I ' . I f' A - ,N 5 XX ,L nmmlsrn 'num Q Of.. Li 'VLXX X brawn ox u my L M f SHO x iw L u OU L , Nm. N HN X K NN AMW 'HXg N N s. ,f X J Xxx N N xt 0 xfhx N k M, Xxx N x .P I . 'N xl MXN ,K xx 1 yu, S r' c' rl r J Qp'f' rlry 3 J 1 Jfsuxf' Mr Parker, our supervislng principal, was born October 1?, 1907 in Knox County Indlana He attended Monroe City High School, Vincinnes Unlverslty, received a B S degree from Oakland City College in 1932 and an M S degree from Butler Un1vers1ty in 19116. He is liscenced to hold the posltion of princlpal or super1ntend ent and to teach Social Studies, B1o1og1cal Science and Physical Education Mr Parker is a member of the Schoolman's Club, Secondary Pr1ncipa1's Associatlon, Indiana State Teachers Associatlon and the National Education Association He has coached basketball nine years and has taught school twenty three years Mr Parker is marr1ed and has one daughter, Sonya Kay Parker in the B1X'bh grade of our local grade school He is a member of Ph1 Kappa Phi. 5 LE.-..r5'4jX.,r'X ...A S' PERVISJNG PRINCIPAL FACULTY Mr Parker Supervising Principal !rs Aphelstadt Mr Baker Art M1510 Soclal btudles A Mrs Fahler Mrs Kinder Home Ec Miss Hegenlty Engllsh 3 Q D Physlcal Ed Sclence Mr Newell Mathematlvs 6 Mrs Culp Mr Dorton COmmeTC1a1 Shop Hrs Kistler Engllsh 1 A 2 Mr SOCIH Band 8 Chorus Mr Kraning Agrlculture Mr Sparks oasketball Coach 0 w . i. n L 0 0 o - ' Q 'w . A . g . K ,af ,, rdf, c I 0 0 Y ' U . 1 ' U . -. . , I O , . 5 . ' O 1 I ' . ,Q ,.. - J Y .. 'Z' A-4 ,yr- 0 CLASS HISTORY In 1938, twenty three papooses started to school in a br1ck structure Eight of the original twenty three are graduating this year, they ares Howard Goodr1ch, Richard Huffman, Gretchen Rhod , Josephine Hines, Maryann Small, Don Pugh, Lee Layer, and Becky Conn They were cute, if I must say so, w1th pig talls and dirty faces As they moved from wigwam to wigwam, they gained more classmates, frimd ships of each other, and also of their beloved teachers In the second grade Henry Jones joined the tr1be Dorothy larvey, hlld red Jackson, and Don Grostefon made a whooplng entrance in the third grade The fourth year brought a large gang of warrirs Junlor Gerlach, Frances Hutch craft, Karlene Bailey, Gerald Herald, Wanda Holcomb, Richard Berkshire, David Henry, and Mary Jo Ropp Anita Gibson entered in the flfth grade Marilyn Hoffman and Howard Dively came in the sixth This made a grand total of twenty five papooses After studylng real hard, they became so brilliant that the teachers de ed to let them enter junior high, Mr Harvey wondered, 'Who let them out9n but after all, you know they were Indians Quite a few more brilliant ones entered Royal Center in the seventh grade, they were Faye Nacke, Phyllis McKinney, Dor1s Musall, Billie Cookerly, Duncan Vansickle, Paul Miller, Alvin Baker, Edlth Carlson, Harold Girard, Patsy Pingle, James Beckner, and Don Hoover The Indians of the class of USGW were joined by two new members, Pat rlcia Grantham, and Peaford Ellison, 1n the eighth grade The next thing whlch happened was the 1nitiation of them as freshmen They were real for sure Indians then with palnt all over thelr faces we acqu1red slxteen new warriors from Jefferson Township Joy Forgey, Mar1lyn Julian, Mable Moore, Martha Sm1th, Mar11yn T1mm0nS, V1rginia Graham, Maryellen Buchanan, Wayne Berry, Robert Cook, Victor Sell, Joann Hoff, Bonn1e Deloris Jones, from Kewanna, and Dale Locks, from Rensselear, also entered In the tenth year the Noble Tr1be brought n1ne new Indians James Ross, Don McMillan, Carolyn Shelhart, Beverly Budd, Norma Piercy, Jay Bentley, Flora Barnett, and Helen Sherrlll Mary Gray came from Deer Creek and Barbara Rails hacx from Clay Township, Miami Countv And oht the smiles that passed in thelr gumor year Fllsl, came the P1855 The Daffy D1lls Then came the Prom a four cour e dlrmcr, flowers, Crepe paper, entertalnment, a swell orchestra, and some very beautlful gowns Now these big papooses had become real big Indians, and you would be weD. aware of the fact if you could have seen them in Home Room, sitting ln a clrcle around a f1re diSCUSS1Hg problems They only had one fault, everyone tried to talk at once Duncan Vanslckle, as presldent, had to lead them through their trylng moments For lnstance, the tlme they couldn't decide on a particular cover for our yearbook, 'The Perls ope' After loslng two and galnlng one new classmate, Pat Wallace, forty-one senlors had learned to shoot, hunt, and flsh They decided to graduate 1n blue caps and gowns Commencement came-Chief Parker handed them their long str1ved for diplomas. 8 1 . . . O . 0 cid , ' ,- Grace, Jim Patty, Lucy Weaver, Russell Fry, and Mary Jo Callaway. Two others: C ' . C '. .1 0 , ' ,- Mining fi ALVIN BAKER JAY BENTLEY Chorus-3 yrs. 3 Sc. Paper-3 y'rs.g la-H yrsq WAYNE BERRY Chorus-3 yrsg Basketball-lg yrs. 3 Jr. Playg Yearbook 2 yrs , Soph Pres mm-:LLEN BUCHANAN sss.1,y1-5 ll-H-ls yrsg So Paper-lyn Jr Leader inb-B MARY JO CALLOWAY Sc Paper- 2 yrs , Student Council 2 yrs. SSS-2 yrs , Yearbook 1 yr , Fresh Yr at Miss , Sec f Student Counc11 5 Soph V109 Pres ITH CARLSON chorus-L yrs 3 Yearbook 1 yr , Class Treas. Jr 81 Sr Yrs 9 o ' 0 e 0 0 0 e o 0' .Q - .0 , Q 0' e 0 . O C 0 o 1 .. 1, . Q Q e , , M - H 1 54 1 .,', Tx ' ' 1 ' ' A lf? f . ' ' fn 4' BECK! com: sss-24 yrs 5 GAA. Zyrs 3 la H-lx yrs gIe11 lead er-1yr5Bsnd-h yrs , Pres 8: Vice Pres of GAA 3 Chorus- lzyrs 3 Jr Plsyg Sc Paper-2 yrs 3 Yearbook 1 yr , Drum llajor h yrs BILLIE coomu chorus-h yrs nu-book 1 yrg SSS-14 yrs s GM-2yrs 5 ls-H-lzyreg Band 1 yr 3 Sc Paper-3 yrs JOY FORGET lg H-lg yrs , SSS- hyrs , GAA 2yrs , Bandlayrs. Chorus-h yrs 3 Sc Paper l yr Yearbook 1 yr , Jr Play RUSSELL FRY Basketball la yrs Junior Play, Chorus-P4 yrs lg-H-lg yrs , Track 2 yrs , Softball 2 yrs , CIIDE FELKER Iithdrsvr before graduation ANITA GIBSON SSS-3 yrs , Sc Paper-1 yr , Chorus 3 yrs 3 Yearbook 1 yr 10 Homin Goonnrcn Basketball h yrs , Bandhyrs , h-Hhyrs. Chorus-3 yrs Track 3 yrs 3 Softball,-1 yr 3 Student Coun- cil-2 yrs 3 Yearbook 2 yrs 3 Sbph Treas 3 Jr Pres. VIRGINIA GRAHAM Yearbook 2 yrs , SSS-I4 yrs , GAA 2 yrs. Band I4 yrs , Soph Sec , Jr Play PAT GRANTHAM Yell leader-l yr 3 888-I4 yrs 3 GAA-2 yrs.3 Jr Play, Sc Paper 2 yrs DOROTHY HARVEY Chorus-lg yrs SSS-3 yrs , GAA l yr 3 Paper 3 yrs , Yell Leader-3 yrs , Jr Plq, Yearbook 2 yrs , bl-I2yrs , Fresh Pres. IVAN HAYDEN School Paper-2 yrs 3 Chorus JOSEPHINE HINES chorus-h yrs D Soph. Vice Pres.3 Fresh. Glas yi -...A 3:4 Treas . 11 JOANN HOFF School Paper 2 yrs.g Chorus-2 yrs. MARILYN HOFFMAN SSS-2 yrs 3 Chorus h yrs , Junior Vlce Pres , Senior Sec School Paper3yrs , hHhy-rs , hH Treas 1 yr RICHARD HUFFMAN chorus-1 yrz MILDRED JACKSON Band-34 yrs , Chorus la yrs , SSS 14 yI'S GAA-2 yrs X DELORIS JONES chorus L yrs S35-lx yrs , GAA,-3 yrs , Paper 1 yr , Fresh Sec HENRY JONES Student Mhnager- lyr Chorus-hyrs , Hi!-2 s 12 MARILYN JULIAN sss..1, yrs., GAA-2 yrs. 3 Band-ln yrs., Sc. Paper-1 yr., Chorus-h yrs., Yearbook-1 yr. LEE LAYER Band-IL yrs., Sc. Paper-1 yr. fo W '1- 'I:' WH ff, Q I .,5W4,K . ,Q . . . Y, 9 Lhfjif'--Q? R6 A A tk. ...jgw J 37 ,Sa BILL LOCKS Chorus, Hi. Y 2 yrs, Hi? Sec lyr, Sc Paper 1 yr PHYLLIS MCKINNEY Chorus--3 yr DON MCMILLAN Chorus 2 yrs MABEL MOORE Chorus-14 yrs., SSS-14 yrs , GAA 2 yrs , SC. Paper 3 yrs , Yearbook 1 yr 13 4-'01, ff DORIS MUSALL Chorus-3 yrs , hH1yr,Sc Paper2y'rsg Yearbook FAYE NACKE Jr Play , SSS-I4 yrs , Chorus-3 yrs , GAA-2 yrs la-H 1 yr , Yearbook 3 Editor of Sc Paper NORMA PIERCY Sc Paper-2 yrs. Chorus-2 yrs , Yearbook DON PUGH Yell Leader 2 yrs Chorus 1 yr 5 Yearbook. BARBARA RAILSBACK SSS-2 yrs Chorus-lg yrs 3 Sc Paper-3 yrs , J Play, Yearbook , Sec of Jr Class , Pres I SSS GAA 2 yrs GRETCHEN RHODY SSS-h yrs Chorus 2 yrs , Yell Leader 1 yr, GAA1yr, Sc Paperl yr , Yearbook, Sec of GAA 14 JV' ..,..a0 MS- 1'-'sr VICTOR SELL Chorus-1 yr.3 lg-H-lg yrs.3 Yearbook. HELEN SHERRILL Chorus-11 yrs SSS-2 yrs., Sc Paper 2 yrs , Yearbook MARYANN SMALL SSS.h yrs Chorus-14 yrs , S Paper 3 yrs , GAA 2 yrs Jr Play , Yearbook MARTHA SMITH sss-2 yrs , Paper 3 yrs Chorus-355 yrs Yearbook DUNCAN VANSICKLE Junior P1 Chorus-3 yrs , Basketball 14 yrs , Track 3 yrs , Softball 1 yr , Senior Pres , PAT WALLACE Wisconsin 3 yrs 15 5320841 MP? 4? 'T i ,A Z -'E' .Agar ,,:,, ,L...g , Q ,N ' ,f k ' 4 6 f ' ' T54 , 'if' if ' .Q -. U ? , ,f gf' . F wow 5 f i f r , , 5 5 i Q 1 , 1 I 1 A - - - ' My 'Y' , I . -- K -'XJ V-XY l K ,.f'1!-'f ,- Y' M ,Y r A. V .f 5,17 ' ' ' f ,-I V V4 A , X . mf- ,1-.1-,S ld--Hhkbhmqw k ij' ..L.,..,..,., A , ,MLA H iV4i.W: . f R. Baade D Berkshire D Brewer C Douglas G Grassmeyer B. Barr Blount E Clingler Downey Jflardy L. Barr A Boehme F Coleman Durbin Harrison i J. Beckley B Brant J Dilts ll 1 l.1'Ul61' E Hatch li' X 'B V o Pe 0 O 3? E . B p f . b fi 5 A x I P K 1' ' gi :-E' i Y ' A ' o Q Co D' . 4 .J I I . 3. A Q C ' 17 H 1 i f G Herald N Kesling lllealq V Hills Robertson Q A N. .,l Hoch R Lever V Linback H Nice R Oswalt G Ross I l M Julian J Kelly D Layne I Leahy Mansfield N McC0mbs J Parker P Roth L Schmaltl O VI O I if ' l 5 0 O I O Ex . , is ., , .Q I . . I I 5. Q 1 . Dg O ' y ,P ' 1 , D Q . O Q 'Q I 5, lg: 0 0 0 9 18 Shankg J P Watts F Wolf Pre s1dent-- Vice President Secretary Tre asurer----- C Trapp Weaver J Wilson Bob Shanks George Ross Anna Boehme Roy Tribbett Spons ors-------Mrs. Fahler Mr. Kraning 19 U3 EQ h I4 Q Z 4. YR W ' e I . A, . Gracle Jones Off1C8 Glrl il-sf xef NYS 990 H0 qgae xg? sefev' Nxaxx I Qrvf George De'H EHPWY blrdsl Custodlan J I fX ff 6 f? bw I by 0 Q Bobby nSister must be able to see in the dark Mother, nHow soo' Bobby 'Because last nlght when she was Sittlng w1th Mr Staylate 1n the parlor, I heard her sa 'Why Tom, y u haven't skaved'1N 20 fy 3 5 X 'Q .i D 6 AY H , 1. A X. ' X N3 5 1, ox - x X ', XX , 5 X I , To mh'J f bmk ,fcl oxycf it ff 6 is QQ? a Q 'AW' ' X ff! .ff zfnbn affefmi ffflffl Q I iw X , XML ' A NRL- Q? L A f X 3. Q Vx NZJJ Effie, i ff Soo ' XV XR 7 Q ggiifyx Qx?Gb 'i :Nt Z! ' xx S152 Wu 3 'll I , . O A l 'X I ,l- X. 'Tiff 'Y A x X N, + I Nm , if X 'ff 5 , 55: if h Jo Adams 6' W Berkshire P Bollinger Cosgray -SSE S Forgey Do A1'i0n Berry M Buzbee Davidson Kg FI'1.1ShO'll1' Jo Baker F Bird M Collins J Dorsey ' 3:2 No Bari' M Blount fx 71 V Cook Av A R Everman T Harrison 5 1 4. s , S xi D A , t Y I X .fa ' in Q B. 0 ' Q M, Q: ,B ' E 4 7 . , ry ff' if 1 Q 5 A ,W ,QI Q X , ,es 2X I fx' 5 I 2 Jo J' . . A A 'Ha A lg V nklyi, ,,., P: , - .V B VV 9 I 'V YY. We I 1 X 'zz 0 Bg Fry 0 22 L' ,af if N wg . 4 0 Hatch ll Hornbeck J Love B Neher L Patty P 3 ', -,AQ q X B Herald ll Hipaa llcInt1rg McKinney Nethercutt R NOWO11 D Ploss D Pressler 23 ft I I I B Hoffinan 14' P Linback N Ironmonger V Oswalt maxi Fllhody Y A fff al f 1 A Q , do b ,ml 1. ' :fs 1 ' 6 ,. 1 L: A ha fl KE' 4 ' 0 J. M. - Q I , ' f ,L 1 X R. a R3 ---Q '7 - l' 5, . .QX A .mf 'KM ,..'X'4 o All B. Richards D Roth w G Sell 'ff' Snider I I rg-mfr B T1'ibbe'b'b A L fk E1 N. llusall K Sands Simpson G Sryder Vanlleter f- - , if J 1 R. Robison B. Ross Sanson R Schroder E Smith Smith P SIYQZSO R Tatman ay? i Ward Watts m o q a 1 ,, o , l ,, 5 5,5 o 0 rs Mo o ' As ,r w oo m 1 N I , H. . R. fi! m fi' me ' gn Ce im A ' is fx .h if K A S A .5 ' gf M xx, mf I o.,o of 1 lvl! 1 M. . . . -6 hi ' Q H J? V- , .fix f o-, 3 x f 4 0 Do Q E0 S0 24 B Weaver Westerhouse E Zimmerman E Zeek President----Byron Tribbett V1ce President-Billene Herald Secretary Betty Berry Treasurer Betty Berry Sponsors Mrs Kistler Mr Baker 25 x . ,F 0 F0 A' Q , ., Q -YQ. 4 4'49i..., Q 1 1f'5Lq5,,fw-rf-Q tang, f' x M S ' X N ' ' .r I . I x V. b .- 'WM'vWW J V V 3 fr' . .ggx f wr. x JL Babb Berkshire B Burley S ay 2 9 221 S Finger 1,7 wx ,VZ Vx' C. Bailey Boehme A V Chapman C DeWitt LFP! inf 1- F3 . ' QQ 61 A Q VY s' '13 B. Barr E Boose A Clingler 2? ll Dcnmey S Gates Jo Beck P Breuer W B Fhttig M Hatch qi-H '3 ZS f 'kt' X i 1 flvwgqx' so C. o 0 'D -no V.. 17 lf? 1, ' f ' 1 . if ' X Q 3' T A c X o o ' P' D o , ' a Y V 4, I' 5 .M .8 if MR l in I ,xy I ' , 33 1:1 Jzfg 5 S-'F -. QwLv e 1 . D 0 ' 0 A '9 .jp A g ' V 7 1, Q r f , 0 27 c 0 Henderson E Lqer D IBCOYCII S Million P. Parlcman B Hines I Lqer J lfansfield D C Hills J . Patty F I-Iohman T Leaky L llclfinnsy aff rl f? If 4 ' A T. Pherson C Kistler B Locks ff 1 L McKinney M Nicoll 1 f Le P1088 5 I L fl I I ii Fe e ' ' 3' W, 'Q ,ff J ff -4!Tff1'W K 'Ja 'Ffa k 'Q L L f ! if fi' S 553511 w 7' 55-e ,Q GT: Q, -:Q V ze Hager J A smith D Robison 5011 S Small H Filson Presldent V1ce President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors -4? A Zimmer Loa Fiy D C M1 ls Justine Patty Carolyn Boehme Mrs Culp Mr Dorton 29 L Vernon 4 6, Mfr MT W WI' S X Q15 e Parker Tmo X K arba a Rallsback i 7 'ft Q gig? f- ig' ff I' Se 5 rx We x, ' gg, il ' 21 ' A 5 QYA II . no Part O Z 44 ' ' X O I . X K Q. ' K x X fx - K 'r ' Q., ,, ei. ' 61' X? fi' V Y., I ' by f ff 32 'Q 4 Q My X Z 1 'x ' -X ,' X I -- 6 , . 52 9 ' . 21539 D I., ' rs X , 4- gs - 1 4 gg 1. Q fix , 'SQYNM ,f f' xx 'Zi 7- f' I X - 1: ',1lN fee? ' -' 4' 5515 X A -v E W- 0 X, XX 5 1 ' ,, A 5 p. f -Z O60 I K X If X SN I, 5 , JJ 31 Q QQ, 4 73 i M - , Q 'I ,. I. 1 I Q' in L 7s we 'N dx '35 ef Msg: ffwfv' -4 H aff. ,1 . x ' Q -' jfs! 'X ,aff Q- iff 'li Shi. 3 'A A b 30 ,,,Mw 'M4 5-. HGNORS Seferal students won speclal recognltlon and brought honor to our school by taking part 1n varlous contests, either as 1nd1v1duals or on a team Two members of last year's gr duatlng cl ss Non scholarshlps Scholarshl s Robert Swlndell won a State Scho arshlp to Indlana State Teachers College at Terre Haute, Indiana This was one of the two given to Cass County Schools so we feel r1ght proud of Robert and know that he rlghtfully deserved thls honor He was a good all around student ln hlgh school and 15 now maklng good ln college Dorothy Young won the f1FSt of the annual Scholarshlps to be g1ven by the local Llons Club Each year the Llons Club plans to g1ve a scholarshlp of one hundred dollars to some deservlng senlor The w1nner may go to the college or un1vers1ty of h1s cho1ce Dorothy has a pleaslng personallty and was a COHSC19nCi0uS student She was very deservlng of th1S honor placed upon her by the local Llons Club Contests for Ind1v1duals In the reglonal contests at Peru, sponsored by Indlana Un1vers1ty on March 26, the followlng students took part Algebra I Virglnia Oswalt Blllene Herald Latln Marllyn Helmlck N1na McCombs Plane Geometry Florence Coleman Lucllle Barr Those students whose scores were 1n the upper twenty f1V8 percent of scores from all reglonal contests were 1nv1ted to the State Contest, held April 30 on the campus of Indlana Un1vers1ty, Bloomlngton, Indlana Virglnia and Blllene scored sufflclently high to be lnvited to the State Algebra contest, Florence's score 1n g ometry was also h1gh enough to ent1tle her to enter the State Geometry contest V1rg1n1a, Blllene, and Florence were accompanled to the State Contest on Saturday, April 30, by the1r teacher, Mr Newell The glrls gave a very good account of themselves in th1s contest Florence ranked ln the upper one thlrd of over one hundred flfty of the best students from all parts of the state in the Plane Geometry contest, also V1rg1n1a and Blllene ranked ln the upper fifty percent of all students entered in the Algebra contest These glrls worked hard and deserve a lot of credlt for the honors whlch they have attalned for themselves and thelr school 32 Q -. . . n .. ' 1- ' vs 1 ' QL cs Q . . Q a . . 1 ' . Q . . . s 1 . Q Q Q - . Q . . . . Q . . - Q Q Q . Q - . . ' . . .. . rf V' ' Y 'Y - Q . . 0 . o . . . I . . 0 n . Q . . Q Q . . . Q . . o on 0 4 . Q . . .- Q u , . O . . Q . . . . .n . . c . ' Q . ' . . Debators' Conference M s Kistler took several of her best debators to the Annual Debators' Conference held at Purdue Uhlversity on December 2 and 3 The following stu dents represented their school at th1s conference Bob Barr, Bob Burley, Jim Moser, Beclq Conn, Faye Nacke, Jane Lov Thelma Harrison, Betty Brant, and Sandra Forgey They reported that they enjoyed the conference very much and learned a lot of helpful things about debating we wish to congratulate these students for the fine debates which they have presented and encourage them to continue the1r fine work along these lines Student Legislative Assembly ana Legislative Assembly at Purdue Uhiversity on December 2 and 3 Norma Barr was the Representative from this school and Billene Herald was the alter nate Virg1nia Graham'was the Senator and Marilyn Hoffman, the alternate When they returned from the assembly they reported on how it operated and gave a dlscussion on some of the b11ls that were proposed These girls learned a lot about how government functions and felt that the assembly was very worth while Judging Teams During the past year Mr Kraning entered several teams made up of his agriculture boys, in various judging contests These boys gain a lot of pract ical experience by taking part in these contests The following boys took part on the varlous teams Vegetable Team Freshman Bob Bu ley, Bob Barr, Paul Tribbett, John Mansfield Sophomore Glen Sell, Bill Kraning, Wayne Berkshire, Dick Mansfield Dairy Team Juniors- Maurice Nice, Bob Shanks, Don Berkshire, Dick Mansfield District- Bill Kraning, Everett La er, Bill Hines, Wayne Berkshire Crops Team: Seniors- Victor Sell, Russell Fry, Howard Goodrich, Wa ne Berry Victor Sell won a first place at the State Corn Show at Lafayette with ten ears of Hybrid Corn. This was quite an honor for Victor as there were sev- eral entries in this show. 33 es Mr. Baker and several of his students attended the Seventh Annual Ind- i . THLETIC -OAFH 'JFAKK5 Jean Kelly Dorothy Harvey Pam Watt as f' Q r 5 YELL LEADERS BASKETBALL The Royal Center basketball team has been unable to win mary games this year. The reasons for losing so mary of our games are: lack of experience in playing varsity ball, lack of size, and, in mary games, poor shooting from the free throw line. The boys have shown marked improvement in each game since the County Tourney and came through with a well played game on Friday evening, Feb. 3, to win over a much taller Monon team by a 116 to 32 score. We know that if the boys continue to play this improved brand of ball they will give a good account of themselves in our remaining games with North Judson and Star City. We may not win these games, as both schools have excellent teams, but they will know they have been in a real basketball game! The fans do not expect the boys to win the Sectional Tourney which begins Feb 23, but they do feel that the team may surprise some of the county teams and even beat one or more of the favorites Coach Sparks has used the following as his starting five' in the last several ball games and they have performed well Vansickle, Goodrich, Julian, Berry, and R Tribbett The other members of the varsity team are Byron Tribbett, Maurice Nice, Cecil Trapp, Bill Kraning, Russell Fry, Leland Patty, Bob Shanks and Henry Jones CStud ent managerl The Bullpups have had a wonderful season! To date, with only two games remaining to be played, they have lost J Q only two games The only teams who were able to beat the locals were Logan Ber ries and the little Badgers of Flora Both of these games were lost by a small margin All other teams fell before the consistent good playing of the Bullpups The boys have size, speed, ag gressiveness, and handle the ball well considering the amount of experience they have had If they will train prop- erly, and learn the fundamentals, play u together, and listen to the coach, we fav may have a good ball team for the next 'NZ ed a will to-win which is important in r N' winmng ball games The regulars on this team are Frushour, Kraning, Snider, Schroder, and Hines Other members of the team are Tatman, L Trapp, Oswalt, Parker, Neher, G Snyder, and Small 36 X 4 . Q f ' X x , Q ' ill A I ' YQ couple of years. The boys have develop- , Q 2 P L' K R fewaa.-M .5 L., Y' 1 Ll u. I LCN L D -L :D 0-. .-'I -1 D SQFTBALL -L, l ,JJ- vs. fd The softball team made a good re cord last fall, w1nning five games while loslng only three All three losses were by one run each, and w1th a few breaks 1n our favor, the boys could have won all of these games we are 100k1ng forward to a good team for the next cou ple of years as only four members of the team w1ll be lost by graduation th1s spring, and there are plenty of good prospects from among the underclassmen The softball team conslsted of these boys Sonny Small, Paul Trlbbett, Duncan Vanslckle, Howard Goodrlch, Wayne Berry, Walter Smlth, Roy Tr1bbett, Byron Tr1bbett, B1ll Kranlng, Maurlce Nice, Maurlce Julian, Russell Fny, Jack Parker Martln Snlder, Ralph Schroder, Charles Balley, Leland Patty, and Bill Hlnes N Y i fK X x . 0 1' X I V ' .w ff A . fr y . . ' - ', fx X If X. . . fig!!! ' 'sv ' - Lf-V' -V K . ' -J 'Kr I ' G. 3 -. -ff -- X Ky? v . ' G 'K j , , n 1 . xi s il fi .1 w' ki. flllil E x ,'f:fP9-G ffl B HH Xb if KKK 'f 1 QZC, I ffS?'?F JV Q. .fl aiflj , ff 4 FmQ5'f?,AwDx 'il '1-5G- '1!'5!5k'e 1 T. T f 'W ' f A., : ly 43? XM . Q 'Z' 4, - 93:59 I O 'Lk . , ' ,, - , X, V 2 1 2 Qs , '.v . Q, ey: - as ng, Tvefi5'Y,1f5 ,g,' 4 . ' ' 101' ze ..a'-,. '-Q-T 'WU . .N I O 13. fx 59 X Ji2b,gg,Q' f 5 ,Bleak 'gf ,K Sl' Our track team of a year ago was unable to take part 1n any track meets prior to the County Meet at Twelve Mile because of unfavorable weather during April Even the meet at Twelve Mile was held in a dcwnpour of rain The locals did well considering the conditions un- der which they had to participate but were unable to match the speed and all around ability of the winning Twelve Mile team The following boys were members of the track team Duncan Vansickle, Russell Fry, Monte Stuart, Bill Barr, Raymond Dewitt, Dick Brewer, Fred Wolf, Howard Goodrich, Don Grafton, Maurice Julian, Bill Weaver, Gerald Herald, Ron- ald Roth, Wayne Willing, Byron Tr1bbett, Wayne Berry, Leland Patty, and Roy Trib- bett 39 v 5 'E Q f COX xg-.A K v F 'V S, Q1 QP'-fx SQ , any 1' Q MK Tana! YEAH -MV? IT W X i lr 11. ly 3 A Q 3-' 4 an O Lu 1 an 1 Q L - D- 1- y-sr- f rf 43 'LL 'LL -5 fi f I' 'U U.. LL 'Nl ll z' Z. r 1 D G -,J LD Z :C I 'Z 0 D-. O.. F I I' l Q 4 '--v -1 1. gv L fl L7 P' Z. 1 1 f:. 1 I LJ A. 111 ,x Sa fl O 'Rf' L L aw I--. 1. 'I 54. LD ID I L Di' G LJ OC 11.1 C3 O O I Dfxblg larilyn Shock Becky Conn Betty Berry I Q I JXAAJ GRE-IJTE S 'LL 'L C0 :J -'I LJ 1 'L 1 ...1 L73 WW Q QQ Q H ,B X V . H, Fei gm, mf fsck 025 . . ,5,g,f,. if L if fjfY'. 1 35 ,'4- 'wgk as QM 'SDR vii 1. 1 32 1 0 ii S- G,-f JJJ 52 - I 1 I' F' f' ls' P UN IO? LA HEY HI ' M X 0.4 STUDY HALL AQ. T1-. WATCH 'WUT1 NEWELL HOBO DAY LUNCH TIME 1 as s .F JOLII JUNIORS SENIOR PARTY a 3 Ceegfamenf We, the Senlor Class of 1950 A D , due to our love for and devotlon to ur most hu ble underclassmen, do hereby bequeath the followlng items Dick Brewer Alv1n Baker's way w1th g1rls Charles James Jay Bentley's quiet dlsposition Doyne Dawson Wayne Berry's business abllity Mrs Fahler Maryellen Buchanan's rlding horse 'Midn1ght W Joretta Dllts Mary Jo Callaway's vivaclous personality Rosie Newell Edith Carlson's height Phyllis Roth Becky Connfs abil1ty to argue 1n government class Shlrley Watts Billie Cookerly's abllity to make up her mind Donna Durbin Joy Ellen Forgey's hair style Ed Smith Russell Fry's devotion to one girl George Ross Clyde Felker's worldly ways Lucille Barr Anlta Gibson's ab1lity to solve Chemlstry problems Tom Layne Howard Goodr1ch's way w1th women Ruth Ann Roblnson- Virginla Graham's abllity to manage class affairs Jean Hardy Pat Grantham's way with the oppos1te sex Phyllis Blount- Dorothy Harvey's type as belng an All Around G1rl Maurice Jul1an- Ivan Hayden's quickness to catch on to an thlng Midge Zeek Josephine Hlnes' shortness in height Elizabeth Hatch Joann Hoff's ability to write love letters Betty Brant Marilyn Hoffman's red hair Pam Watts- Mildred Jackson's nickname Joan Adams Deloris Jones' understanding of one fellow Vivian Mills- Marilyn Julian's school clothes fashlons Bob Barr Henry Jones' ability for being mannerly Leland Patty Lee Layer's good looks Roy Trlbbett- Dale Locks' ab1lity to flirt with girls Carol Downey Phyllis McKinney's knowledge in Chemistry Oakly Hatch Don McMillen's shortness in height Marie Hatch Mable Moore's ability to sing modern songs Nina McCombs- Doris Musall's abllity to speak w1th various dialects Florence Coleman- Faye Nacke's a ility to get a dlamand ring Mary Jo Farmer Norma Piercy's thinness in size Jack Babb Don Pugh's graceful walk Nona Musall Barbara Railsback's quiet conservative dispositlon To An Sucker Gretchen Rhody's ability to get bookkeeping Bob Shanks- Victor Sells's understanding of girls Jean Kelly Carolyn Shelhart's ab1l1ty to be a quiet thinker Betty Berry Helen Sherrills' ability to get her a man Sue Harrlson- Maryann Small's way with fellows Fred Wolf Martha Smdth's ability to flatter people Bill Barr Du cgn Vansickle's position as senlor class president Anyone uneducated Pat Wallace's business arithmetlc book. M Dorton- Mr Newell's sponsorship of the Yearbook Anyone interested Mr Spark's drivers training classes. To Junior Class The brains of the Senior Class of 1950, they will need them 56 gf 1 an o ' : 1. - . . . O 20 1 . O 30 ' . 0 ,Jo 0 ' . . 0 5. . - . ' 6. - . 7. - ' ' . 80 . ' D I 0 90 3 O 100 ' 0 110 ' 0 12. - . . . I . 130 1' . . 0 lb. ' ' ' . 150 ' . 0 16. . o - 1 . I-70 . . I 18. - ' . 190 ' Q 200 - O 21. Gerald Herald- Richard Huffman's ability to be a good driver. 22. . 230 ' 0 2h. . ' , 25. - . . 26. - . 27. ' ' . 28. - . 29. - . 30. - . 31. ' ' . 320 . O 33. - . 311. - . 35. - ' . 36. - . 37. . 38. - ' ' . 39. - . hoi . O bl. - . L2. - ' . 113. - ' M40 I O O L15 . - . 146. - PRCDPHECY Chicago, Illlnois April 19 , 2010 Dear Friend, A few days ago I found somethlng that interested me very much and I am sure it w1l1 lnterest you, too As you know ny husband and I bought an old mansion in the suberbs two weeks ago We are making preparatlons to modernize lt While cleanlng the basement we came across and old dust-covered trunk In the bottom of the trunk I found th1s letter that had been there for years Seattle, W8.Sh1I1gtOD May 6, 1960 To The former Becky Conn Class of 50 Chicago, Illinois Dear Beclq, Recently, I returned to Royal Center for a visit after having been in Seattle, Washington for several years I saw several old classmates there and, too, I learned from some old friends that you were a nurse now They told me that you were married to a doctor and were living in Chlcago I was able to find out where all of the graduates of the class of S0 were and I knew you would be interested in what everyone in our class is do1ng as of now work for the Un1vers1ty of Chicago His laboratory is in Headlee Jay Bentley is a missionary in Chlna He has been there for the past five years Wayne Berry is expected to be the Secretary of Agriculture 1n future years according to the people around Royal Center He graduated from Purdue in Agri culture and is now the County Extension Agent of Cass County Do you remember Maryellen Buchanan? Can you guess what she 13 doing now? She is in some state out West, Colorado, I think, where she owns a horse ranch Someday one of our classmates w1l1 be known the world over Mary Jo Calloway is rapidly making a name for herself in the cr1tics world as a flue artist Edith Carlson married a history teacher Her husband is the present history teacher of Royal Center High School Billie Cookerly, as you already lmow, started to college She completed only one year, however, she was married that following summer She has gone back to Texas to make her home. Joy Forgefy married Jim Goltry shortly after graduation, as you probably already know. They areliving in Logansport. It seems that you ar-en't the only one that chose the nursing profession. Anita Gibson did, also. She is a nurse at the Memorial Hospital in Logansporb. We have two English Teachers in the old class, also Howard Goodrich and 57 I'll start with Alvin Baker, Alvin is a scientist and .is doing research Virginia Graham are high school English teachers Howard is teaching at Leaven worth, Indiana, on the southern tip of the State Virginia is teaching with her husband, who is a principal 1n one of the schools in Muncie, Indiana Pat Grantham is a Radio Script Writer She is writing scr1pts for the W S A L Studios Dorothy Harvey was the Superv1sing Telephone operator for the Logansport long distance switchboards until she was married lalt fall to Jim Hiatt. Ivan Hayden 1S an assistant Professor of Science at Butler University Jo H1nes 1S an efficient secretary for a business firm in Indianapolis I don't recall what the name of the f1rm is right now If you go to South Bend, notice, Jo's Restaurant It is owned and operat- ed by one of our classmates, Joann Hoff Marllyn Hoffman 18 a k1ndergarten teacher She 18 teach1ng 1n a school in Gary, Ind1ana R1chard Huffman is a b1g snot in the business world He 1S liv1ng in New York C1ty where he owns a chaln of hardware stores throughtout the New England States I suppose you and Mildred Jackson have kept 1n touch w1th each other since she and her family live 1n Chicago, also Delor1s Jones keeps the books and records for her husband, Bill Layer Bill is in the trucking bHS1neS8 Henry Jones is a tobacco farmer He owns a large, prosperous farm near Glascow, Kentucky Tee Layer and Dale Locks are two eligible bachelors l1v1ng a life of leisure 1n Miami, Florida, as 'Escorts for Hire,W CAs long as they're blondes or redheads D Phyllis McK1nney 18 1n Montlcello She owns a home for orphaned cats ani dogs there near Wautoma, W1SCOhS1n Do you remember what a beaut1ful vo1ce Mable Moore hado I ole s a sin er now that 1S distined for fame She has been given a screen test and 15 expected to make a movie in the near future She is in Hollywood at the present time Dor1s Musall went to an art school in Ohio after graduatlon and 1S now a designer for a f1rm 1n New York Faye Nacke and John Lcwr1ng were marr1ed shortly after graduation They are l1v1ng in Jacksonville, Florida Did you know that Royal Center 1S g01Hg to elect a mayor th1s fall? It 18 ru ored that Don Pugh will be the first mayor Until after that has happened though, he is a barber of the same town Barbara Railsback is doing research work for the Federal Bureau of Invest igatlon in Washington, D C we had another secre+ar1 from the class Norma Plercy was secretary unt1l about a year ago She marrled, then and lives in Logansport 58 , - O . O . . 0000 Q I . ' Q . . O I . . . , , O , . . . . . . ,. Q , . . . . O . . -V O E I 1. . g O K al O . . . . . O Don McMillan is in the dairy business. Don's dairy farm, Sunny Dale, is . . . : , . . D ,a, i A? o ' 4 ' 0 . , O . . . 0 ' J O . IO , y , , J -. . ' ' 1 a - Q . - F 0 Gretchen Rhody is married now, but she also decided she wanted a career She is a bookkeeper for a law firm in Logansport Carolyn Shelhart got married and dropped out of school in January You probably know that she married Kenny Ingram Kenny and Carolyn are now living 1n Lafayette Helen herrill has really put her speech class training to work Helen is a public speaker and travels through several states from school giving talks on education Maryann Small married Dean Berkshire in September, 1950 They live on a farm in Jefferson Township Duncan Vansickle is a successful farmer He is married and has two lovely children lkutha Smlth is married and 1n her spare time she 18 a reporter for the New York Times Pattie Wallace 15 another member of our class that, I am sure, will be famous someday She 1S a very promlslng author of f1Ct10H Russell Fry is a basketball coach for Hammond High School He and B1llene Herald were married after Billene graduated from Royal Center his distrlct 1S Royal Center and v1cin1ty I suppose I should close with my self I've alread told you that I have been 1n Seattle, Washlngton I have been w1th an advertlslng agency there My husband 18 with the same firm We make frequent trips to New York and Chicago On one of these trlps I would like to stop long enough in Chicago to renew our friendship Sincerely yours Marllyn Jullan Class of SO R C H S If you wish to put this letter on record, I will send you the or1g1nal copy Very truly yours, A friend 59 Victor Sells is an Indiana State Policeman. He is kept rather busy for 0 0 , 1 M' DVERTI ING fffll fy fl O I 2 X . 71: 1 U 2 2 C, A x lx: in , fy, v 5 s , f 'R Y - if . ' Jw , Q 46, al . ,AK 'Y' 9 by ff? v 0 4 V , TT f J THE PAUSE THAT RETRTSHES E PVT? C2 Q' E- ' fain' 1 1' Tw j: . T ' V X T J V Jf T Y if U his X 4 0 71 WW X U' A 1.95 M54 ,gfifg T T u ,fxfzi Qflgxfi . bij. X T Tgf C-X T, drink H Il 61 FQIXISI LIN N I' Cir DUI? IN I'iUfIf cl IMHI M NI 'Of' XNSHORI INDIAN X I-IV XI CWIXIIEFJ VBQIJXJIIXJIIJIXII IJ f .VXI SALE EVERY THURSDAY WE CUARANTEE OUR SERVICE Ccutlfrnan cz d Ftnkr Mc .7'larr7' Bridoc Auct .., 'D ff' E 5 r- 5 'I' S' C in 1- r-' 1-' - r'-FSI'-r ...EJ ff. SIEJKS 510 HIGH STREET I f-fr r- , , ...- .Jf ' J' r- X 3:-' '- f r Jfi., .S xii - X C-:D FJ -J ' .J-...I....J n IZ 2 CONGRATULATIONS Bird's Haven to the Class of ago Good Meals and Sandwiches W F Porter Dancing anytime Super Station We serve with a smile 531 W Market 51-, Phone 539 Shell Products Logansport Indlana Royal Center Indiana JACK SEWARD Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Work Electric Work Telephone 150 Royal Cm er Ifldia-T18 Floyd's Steak House Seafood Sth sf Market phone 31423 LOSBDSPOIT Indlana Dr Russell Rollins Royal Center Indlana COMPLIMENTS VAL-U DRESS SHOP 1408 E Broadway Logansport Indiana Compliments wwrs SALES at SERVICE Comb's Shoe Store Logansport Indlana west zhtn sf Linden Logansport Indiana t COmp1iment8 Of: OF of 63 Bollei A Farrer SUPERETTE 4 Groceries Shoes For The Entire Family 4 Meats scnifffs Big shoe store 4 Vegetables Save everyday HOM Broadway he Logansport Indiana Superette wa 201 205 Burlington Ave Logansport Indiana Martin Q Schmaltz for Good Meats Ice Cream Groceries Royal Grocery W K Newcomb, M Physician an Surgeon Center Indiana Royal Center Indiana Royal Center Hatchery CONGRATULATIONS Murphy F9edS The class of 1950 Poultry Supplies B-B STORV Str8uCh Bros , PTOP The economy spot of Cass County Phone 127 Logansport Indlana Royal Center Indlana DAINTEE BABY-9 GIFT SHOP Call PLEASANT HILL GREENHOUSE The shop especially designed For For your convenience al ft f Your Floral Needs Unusu gl s or Bables Chlldren Persons of any age Each Order glven our Personal Attention 723 W Market St Phone 21507 Phone 3060 Logansport Indiana Logansport Indlana 64 t 9 9 DDO d and Nquality Chicken to GRASSMYER SHZVICE STATION For better products Stop at a shell dealer Royal Center Ind1ana EVE.'RMAN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Phone 2 Royal Center Indiana PUGH'S BARBER SHOP Royal Center Indlana FASHION SHOP Logansport Indiana ROYAL CENTER SAW SERVICE Saw filing of aJ.l kinds Don R H1cks WEDEKIND BEAUTY GOLLHEE Market Phone 3 72 Where you learn to get ahead with a head POHLMAN PHOTO ART Portraiture Commercial Photography Copy and Restoration Custom made picture frames Masonic Bldg Logansport Indiana FER.NBAUGH'S See Fernbaugh's for your selection of fine watches in Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Benrus, and Gruen We carry a complete line of dia mond rings Logansport Indiana 51h 5 Royal Center Indiana Loganwort Indiana -x- +1- 4 Q 4+ . . ee Floral Designs of all Kinds THE ROYAL CENTRE RECORD NEWSPAPER Corsages Wedding Bouquets, etc AN 37 Sth Street Phone 3617 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Logansport Indiana Mfg of HThe Cream of Creamsn D1al DSOM SEL ZRJE uROCERY JTdmALI'lCWUmISE 113 Fifth street FRY AND ULREY Logansport Indiana qeadlee Indlana 66 J ' D ' F sd ' ' , A N WATTS BROS. ICE CREAM co. D ' Cr' Wien SHANK' DT1VP Inn State Road 1? Logansoort Indlana UHDRJ FRANCSS HARVEY'S DRIVE INN CURB SERVICE Sandwlches Q Salade Pies Q Short Orders State Road 2h Boo West Market St Logansport Indlana CC'rLI VWFS GRUSENMEYER M TOR SALES, INC Your Pontiac Dealer Logansport Indlana MOS R DRIU STOR If-5 Z'-'P 'F E-X-74' PrescrLot1ons DTlfS Pa1n+ Jallpaper COSm8t1CS-JGWGITY-uP9ptIHP Paras Sealtest Ice Cream Royal Penter Indlana 3 1 ' 'AE - . F - '14 1' V 7' T L N -J 1 fj ll 11. Always the most for your money of -X'- ,HS , Z1-, 'A- O ' ' ... 1 Y .. ' J' , A , .. ' rw -I J V J J . 67 UNK FQJXAH XFN Iifhonc 50 Don Conn Mgr KQYA' ff-NV K INDMNA DYE L XBER r, x v J' f' H - r r' I .., ,.,., E f GOLTRY BROS STANDARD SERVICE Gas-Oil Lubrlcation Tlres Batterles-Accessories Car Wash Phone 55 Royal Center Indl ana. WILLIAJSON BROS Plast erers Phone lh2 Royal Center Indiana ROPP' S RADIO SERVICE Seventeen Years in Royal Center Royal Center Indiana STANDARD O IL PRODUCTS Gasoline-Fuel Olls Motor Oil Grease Sc Necesslties K L Cookerlyk Son Agent and Salesman Phone 26 Service when you need it Royal Center Indiana OOMPLIMENTS Sc V 81 M STORE OOMPLIMENTS BEST NISHES R B-M DIVISION Royal Center Indiana Essex Nire Corporation L0g3H3P0Pt Indiana BAKER RESTAURANTS M13 Market St 501 Broadway K f mzestmz 715 BU-T'1in8t0f1 ive Grocerles SL General Mdse Lvsansport Indiana Lake clcotf, Indiana Bendix Radio gl Television of ee BARNETT BROS CREAMERY KEITZEPUS DRIVE INN We buy cream For the Best in Sa.ndw1ches 1428 High St U s 2h Sc w Linden Ave Logansport Indiana gansport Indlana Dry Goods Compliments Groceries Meats Phone 75 REI-IM'S ME'N'S WEAR Royal Center Indlana Logansport Indiana J C PENNF-Y CO KREUZBERGEIUS J ewelers Ready to Wear Watch-Jewelry Repairing an Shoes For Entire Family 526 Broadway Logansport Indiana Logansport Indiana E W' BLICKENSTAFF LAYER 81 IDE TRUCKING SERVICE DENTIST Limestone--Livestock General Truckmg Phone 356 Royal Center 95 Logansport hO22Q Royal Center Indiana Indiana 70 N L0 . BAUGHMAN' S STORE of d Thrlft, 15 a desire to be attalned, why not start a Savlngs Account, w1th the Communlty State Bank? Ne invlte your patronage as a customer, 1n any department, Savlngs, Checklng, Insurance Safety Deposlt Box Rental and Bonds Deposlts Insured wlth the F D RCF XI f'f'3NfI'2 INDIAN,-X Your PHOTOGRAPHS are always BETTER In- TQDJQSY QTUDIQ DI-'3'LPrII INDIAN X iaffawc 400 Because all work 1S Personallzed, and by an Artist as well as a Photographer Better Offers and lower Prlces on all School Photography, Portralts, Weddings, Family Groups, Ch1ldren's Photos Com ercial Photography, Etc We Made The Photos In This Book 71 COMMUNITY STATE BA N ii ff.. .,.. '11, ' ' Q at If, I' '.. 'f' ' ' A Compllments of the Royal Center Locker Plant THE LOGAN LOCKER OFFERS YOU Complete Frozen Food Servlce Finest Processing Of Foods Wholesale Meats Frozen Seafoods PFOC6SS1Hg For Home Freezers Frlendly Servlce INDIANA 'S CLEANBST STOP IN AND LET US SHOW YOU 315 Hanna St Phone M770 SUNSHINE CLEANERS h33 Front St Logansport Ind1ana 72 COMPLIMENTS PANCINI'S STOPD SHOP 1201 Erie Lggangport Indiana FOOD PROCESSING PLANT 1 of Compliments Compllments FLANBGIN HARDNARE co D, John Hinshaw 310 E Market al Logansport Indiana Roy Denisi st Center Indlana. WEBSTER' S BARBER SHOP HARRISON FUNERAL HOME Featuring Soft Water Shampoos Ambulance Servlce Hair cuts Sc Shaves Royal Cmt er Indiana Royal Center Indlana. Soft Drinks Hot Coffee Bring Your Frlends to mNlS CANARY DRIVE INN ARTIFICIAL ICE Sc COMPANY BURNETTSVI E- LL Artificial Ice and Fuel To Enjoy Shuffleboard Noon Dumers Homemade Pies Sandwiches Short Orders Burnettsville Indiana 801 Erie Avenue Phone 3030 Logansport Indiana STAR MOTOR CO Ford Cars Ford Bonus Bullt Trucks WARD: 2U Hour Wrecker Service UNDRIE Largest Garage in Middle West Fountain Service Tobacco WE NEVER CLOSE Phone 3178 Logansport Indiana Royal Center Indiana W of of 73 Foster Flner FuTH1tHT9 Features Such Natlonally Advertised Merchandlse as DASb COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N , INC Phllco Radlos C09-1 Salt Philco Electrlc Refrlgerators Feeds Phone D522 Twine Internat1onal Livlng Room rurnlture Seeds Paints Irenrlte Ironers Lub Oils A Greases Farm Tools Simmgng Mattregses Logansnort, Indlana Alexander Smith Rugs Royal Center Twelve Mlle lLl2 liz E Market St Logangpgpt, Indlana Phone 32 Phone 2 Telephone 3552 Open ln Evenlngs by Appolntment MERVAL' s CAFE ROYAL HARDWARE M6818 Short Orders Maytag gf worge Appliance General Hardware Sandwiches Phone SB Royal Center I di n ana Royal Center Indiana 74 Apex washers Fertilizer Fencing Phone Phone 112 112 ICE Dwight Kistler Royal Center Indiana KAISER FRAZER Morris Motor Sales Royal Center Indiana CHARLLS E BEHNY Mobil Gas Q Oil Phone 5 Royal enter Indiana CASS COUNTY BARM BUREAU CO-OP Complete Feeds Seeds Fertlllzer Fence-Posts Grindlng and Mixlng Servlce Graln bought at all txmes Royal Center Indlaua FITZER'S DRUG Q GROCERY 716 V Market St Logansport Indlana NALTEH J SMITH Phone 6h Royal Center Indlana Comnllments So Slde Sundries 112 Burlington Ave L0ganSP0Pt Indiana COMPLIMENTS L J Em erd Body Shop Nve take the dents out of accldentsn Logansport Indlana C . 3' A 0 Produce buyer A ' of of 75 Butler Chevrolet Sales phone 123 Phone 128 VORE GRAIN CO E C O N O M Y H W SHOCK, MGR ROYAL CENTER, IND Congratulations and Success MURPHY CUTCOST GRINDING To all of You AN MIXING MASTER MIX FEEDS SERVICE Our Compliments to the Graduatlng Class 1950 Ministers Evangelical United Brethern, Methodlst Chrlstlan Nazarlne Baptist Galen E MCVay Insurance All Lines Royal Center Logansport Phone h Phone 141466 D L Royal Center Indiana ' of . 3 . . , . 3 76 OUR COMPLINIENTS TO TI-IE CRADUATINC CLASS OE 10150 JMU yauluzvc success ,mo 11,41 msuwiss suv yaufi 3uJuRc clvzcfruems INDIANA PACKING COMPANY ROYAL CENTER IND Jwyfz L e swam snow: awww .wvzausaszy 97146318 RS Q73 QUALQJQ GAJVNED 39935 PHONE 35 RAY' S CREAMERY Logansport Indiana James E. Kitchell INSIRANCE AUTO FIRE--LIABILITY WORKMEN' S COMPENSATION Royal Center Indiana DAYS-GRFENHOUSE Potted and cut flowers Corsages Wedding flowers Funeral deslgns We Wire Flowers Phone 80 Royal Center Indiana May Life's Pathway Be Paved Wlth Success Dale Fickle's ew And May You Atta1n An The Goal Of Your Endeavor Good Used Cars The Gas 9 G01-ADEQ RULE Royal center lndlana LoPansoort's Fashion Center And Happiness N - R d dc Oil 78 To thank you as we'd like to Is far beyond our powers, For lf we had no frlends llke you, There'd be no flrm l1ke ours! J F 'r- ' Dc- 5 CROCERY G RESTAURANT U S HIGHWAY Z4 LAKE CICOTT INDIANA ur Newell, 'F1orence, give me the definition of Trigonometry W Florence, nTrigonometry is when a man marries three wives at the same time lr Baker, 'I am dismissing you ten minutes early today Please go out quiet- ly so as not to wake the other classes 'Who's the Speaker of the Houseon roared Hr Baker during an oral exam 'Mother, responded the meek looking Senior in the corner seat ' Jerry Cosgray, 'I don't think I should get zero in this exam ' I Newell, 'I know it, but it's the lowest mark there is ' 79 V -.. LIIIIX :S ix, r.f:.IJfIEf:J Avrounnrns 'Q AUTOS FACULTY RA 0 PHS I I-M. AUTOGRAPHS .ad HP' xA 1 Y X x .41 'i RA PHS F' A I CSS