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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

aUliMSif We, the seniors of the class of 19E 2, wish to dedicate this yearbook to all the students that we are leaving be- hind. Only through their help could we have obtained recognition as an outstanding school in sports, education and social activities. The underclassmen have co-operated with the seniors very nicely this past year. Everyone participated in the freshman initiation with a good spirit. Also in all our extra school activities, such as clubs, basketball teams, debating, and many others, we have all worked together. We hope that the underclassmen will strive as we have to uphold the traditions and morals of our school and also strive to make our school one of which we will be proud in the future. 3 Lester N. Parker Supervising Principal Mr. Parker, our supervising principal, has been with us now for three years. During this time our school has been run very smooth- ly and we have had many improvements. Under the supervision of Mr. Parker our school is conducted in a very orderly manner. Mr. Parker has instituted a testing program. This past year the freshmen and seniors have been given preference tests. These tests help to determine the likes and dislikes of the students and help them to choose the right vocation. It also helps the freshmen to select the right courses for the remaining three years in high school. One of our achievements this past year was the acquiring of a first class commission for our school. This rating was very pleasing to the school and community. It signifies the progress the school is making along the line of education. Since there are very few township schools that have a first class commission we are very proud of it and hope it will always be retained at Royal Center. 5 Mr. Parker Supervising Principal Mr. Brown Basketball Coach Physical Education Mrs. Culp Mr. Dorton Commercial Industrial Arts Mrs. Kistler Speech English Mr. Socin Band Chorus Mrs. Briggs Mr. Conrad Home Economics Biology Agriculture Mrs. Ellis Mr. Newell Commercial Mathematics Physical Education Miss Tincher Art English Mr. Baker Social Studies Mr. McCord Science Mathematics Miss Megenity Latin Library-English Mr. Sparks Biology Driver’s Training 6 Senior One day in the spring of the year nineteen hundred and fifty-two as I was walking down a path in a woods near Royal Center, I overheard two birds talk- ing. As it was quite a shock to me to hear birds talking, I paused to listen. It seemed that these two birds were a red bird and a blue bird who were mem- bers of the class at Royal Center High School that was about to be graduated, and they were reminiscing about their past school days. The longer I listened the more engrossed I became in the story which I will relate to you. It seems that on a certain September morning in 19U0, twenty-three little birds winged their way to the entrance of the Royal Center Grade School. It was here that they received the nicknames of red birds and blue birds. Of the twenty-three who started in the first grade only eight remained, to be joined by others from other flocks. The eight are: Rosabelle Everman, Marjean Hipes, Faithe Bird, who flew away but returned in the ninth grade, Wayne Berkshire, Everett Layer, Ralph Schroder, Bill Weaver and Ed Smith. Many things happened to these nestlings during this first year that they will long remember. They gained much experience in everything from handling animals (from their pet show) to modes of travel (from their cardboard box train.) This was a wonderful year for everyone, and all too soon they were forced to leave this new found paradise of learning and to continue on their way in search of more knowledge. On the red birds and blue birds journeyed into the second grade. They were joined by one bird from another flock. This bird was Joan Adams. The nest- lings found school a little harder this year, but they made new friends and settled down to start learning the three R's. The red and blue birds next winged their way into the third grade. They began learning the fundamentals of putting on a play in which the girls and boys were dressed in crepe-paper costumes. From there they went into the fourth grade. This year they were joined by Bill Kraning and Barbara Hoffman. On they flew into the fifth grade. They were joined this year by Helen Simpson. Little by little the birds were learning the power of a firm hand, as they were taught a lesson on the bad effects of paper-wad throwing. As the red birds and blue birds journeyed into the sixth grade, they were joined by Deloris Arion who migrated from Logansport. Two members of our class journeyed to Logansport to participate in the spelling contest. The class was very happy when they both placed first. In the seventh grade ten more joined the flock from White County which greatly increased the number of the class. The names of those migrating from White County are: Marjorie Blount, Mildred Collins, Nona Musall, Deloras Ploss, Dolores Roth, Pat Swayze, Faye Westerhouse, Jean Baker, Jerry Cosgray and Maurice McKinney. A few were picked to patrol the streets and stairs for the safety of others. The patrol boys were presented with raincoats and hats and also lieutenant and captain badges which are still in use. 8 They spent eight years as nestlings gaining further instructior laboring hard, taking time out only for the Christmas program and other holidays. Thelma Harrison joined us this year. They enjoyed the services of a new record player for which they had worked in the last part of the seventh grade. At last they were finally ready to leave their home nest and start on bigger flights. In the freshman year they were joined by a flock from Jefferson Township. They were: Betty Berry, Pat Nethercutt, Inland Patty, Ruth Smith, Glen Sell, Bill Richards, Mattie Sanson, Stanley Kraay, and Byron Tribbett. Oakley Hatch from Ohio and Duana Pressler from Plymouth joined the flock. During the fresh- man year they learned how dominating upperclassmen, who made them wear jeans wrong side out, backwards, ribbons in their hair and many other silly things, can be. They really enjoyed the initiations as much as the upperclassmen en- joyed watching them. In the sophomore year they were joined by birds from Noble Township. They were: Eileen Zimmerman, Bea Ross, Keith Sanders, Kelly Frushour, Glen Snyder, Burl Fry, Vera Cook, Sandra Forgy, Melba Buzbee, Norma Barr, Jane Love, Jim Davidson, Bill Neher. Martin Snider joined us from Burlington. During the sophomore year some of the Noble birds and a few others were initiated into different clubs by having to wear feed sacks, onions around their necks, etc. Some of the birds were members of debating teams, some on the basketball and baseball team, some played in the band, and some of them were content just to fly around school getting into mischief. In the junior year the red and blue birds were busy selling concessions and planning for the prom. They were joined this year by Trudy Morris. A few were selected to appear in the play, The Boarding House Reach , which was a great success. In April the juniors and seniors, with their guests, journeyed to Purdue to enjoy a very lovely prom. The next year the birds were seniors and very grown up, I must add. They were joined by Pat Morehouse. They initiated the freshman in October. In the spring the senior play was given, and a little later the juniors and seniors flew to Purdue where a very lovely prom was again held. A trial flight into the; world was taken when the seniors went on their trip. The biggest moment of all, however, was at commencement when the birds were given their dipolmas. At this point the two birds, who had been so engrossed in their conversation that they hadn't even noticed me, looked down and discovered me standing there. As soon as they saw me they quickly flew away and that was the last I ever saw of them. I don't know what became of the birds I saw or the birds they talked about, but I am sure that many great things happened to them and that they made many great accomplishments which made the world in which we live a little better. 9 JOAN ADAMS School Paper - 3,1 ; Chorus - 1,2.1 ; SSS - 1,2; GAA - 1,2,3,1� ; Jr. Play; Annual - 1 ; Bulldog Boosters - l j Librarian -3. DELORIS ARION Chorus - 1, 2,3,1 ; GAA - l,2,3,Iij SSS- 1,2; Quill Sc Scroll - 3,1 , Treas.; Bulldog Boosters - 1 ; Annual - 1 ; School Pa- per 3,1 ; Librarian - 3. NORMA BARR GAA - 2,3,1 , Treas. 3, Pres. 1 ; SSS - 2,3,1 , Corres. Sec. 3, Sec. 1 ; SES - U; Band - 2,3,1 ; School Paper - 3,1 ; Annual -3,1 , Editor 1 ; Latin Club - Pres. I ; Chorus - 1,2; Quill Scroll - 3,1 , Vice Pres.; Sec. 2; Reporter 3; Jr. Play; Bulldog Boosters - 1 . JEAN BAKER GAA - 3, 1 ; School Paper - 3,1 ; Annual - I ; Chorus - 1,2,1 ; Li- brarian - 3; Quill Sc Scroll - 3,1 ; Bulldog Boosters - i . WAYNE BERKSHIRE BAA - U ; Sigma Lambda - 1 , Pres. BETTY BERRY GAA - 1,2,3,1 , Sec. 1, Treas. 2. Reporter 3; SSS - 1,2,3,U, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 1 ; SES - U, Vice Pres.; Latin Club - 1 , Vice Pres.; Jr. Play; Band - 1,2,3,! , Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 1 ; Chorus - 1,2,3; Annual - 1 ; School Paper - 3,U; Sec. Sc Treas. 1; Treas. 2; Treas. 3; Drum Major - 3,1 . io MARJORIE BLOUNT GAA -1.2, 3; SES - l|j Animal - k ; Bulldog Boosters - h; Li- brarian - 2,i. MILDRED COLLINS Chorus - 1,2,U; Band l,2,3,Uj GAA - 1,2,3,U; SSS - ljJr. Play; School Paper - Uj Annual - Iij Bulldog Boosters - I;. JERRY COSCRAY Track2,3,U; BB - 3,h; Softball - h ; Baseball - li; School Paper - Ii; Chorus - 1,2; BAA -It, Vice Pres.} CC - h. 11 JIM DAVIDSON Jr. Play j School Paper - lij Annual - I ; Chorus - lij BAA - U; SES - li. ROSABELLE EVERMAN GAA -1, 2,3,li; SSS - 1; SES - lij Treas.j Chorus - 1,2,3,! ; Tell Leader - 3} School Paper - U; Annual - li. BURL K. FRY BAA - li. THELMA L. HARRISON School Paper - 3,1 , Editor lij GAA - 1,2} Annual - 3,lij SSS - 1,2,3,1 , Corres. Sec. 2} Quill Scroll - 3,1 ; Band - 1,2,3,! , Treas. U; Jr. PlayjChorus - 1,2,3; SES - li, Parliamentarian;Student Council - 1,2, Sec.2} Bull- dog Boosters - U. KELLY FRUSHOUR BB - 1,2,3, li; Annual - lij CC - li. OAKLEY W. HATCH CC - li j BAA - U; Sigma Lambda - lij Annual - lij Track - 1 . 12 MARJEAN HIPES School Pa- per - 3,1;; Chorus - lj SSS - l,2,3,l;;Quill Scroll - 3,1;; Annual - b; GAA - 1; Bulldog Boosters - b. BARBARA HOFFMAN GAA -1,3, b; School Paper - b; Annual - b; Chorus - 1,2, b; Librarian - 3; Bulldog Boosters - b. BILL KRANING BB -l,2,3,b; Softball - l,2,3,b; Base- ball - 3} Hi-I - 1,2,3, Sec. 2,3; BAA - b. Pres.; Chorus - l,2,b. STANLEY KRAAY Chorus — 1; Sigma Lambda - b; First Aid - 3. EVERETT LAYER BAA - b; Band - l,2,3,b. JANE LOVE Student Council - 3,b, Treas.jGAA - 2,3,b, Vice Pres, b; SSS - 2,3,b, Vice Pres, b; SES - Sec.b; Jr. Play; Band - 2,3,b ; Chorus - 1,2; Annual - b; School Paper - 3,b; Quill Scroll - 3,b. 13 MAURICE H. MCKINNEY BAA - It.; Sigma Lambda - it. Vice Pres. PAT MOREHOUSE Buffalo -3; GAA - it; SSS - it; Chorus - it. TRUDY E. MORRIS Monticello - 1; Idaville - 2,3} GAA - it; SSS - It; School Paper - 1,2,3,I; Jr. Play; Chorus- 1,2,3,1 . NONA MUSALL GAA -3; Chor- us - 1,2, It; School Paper - it; Bulldog Boosters - it. LELAND PATTY 3AA - it; 3B- 1,2,3,it; Softball - 1,2,3, it; Track - 1,2,3,U;CC - it; Baseball - 3,U; Vice Pres. - 1; Pres. - 3,U. 14 DELORAS PLOSS GAA - 2,3,h', Librarian - 3. DUANA E. PRESSLER GAA - 2, 3,U; SSS - l; School Paper - U; Chorus - 1,2; Bulldog Boosters - 1 ; Librarian — U; SES - u. BILL RICHARDS BAA - U. DOLORES ROTH Chorus 1,2; School Paper - 3,h; GAA - h; SSS - [i; Latin Club -h; Sec. Treas.; Annual - I;; Quill Scroll - h. Band - 1,2,3,U; Librarian - U. BEA ROSS Chorus - 1,2,3,; GAA - 2,3,U;Bulldog Boost- ers - U; SES - k; Quill Scroll - 3,U, Pres.;School Paper - 3,U; Annual - U. KEITH EUGENE SANDERS BAA- ii; Jr. Play; BB - 1;Annual - h. 15 MATTIE SANSON Chorus - 1, 2,U; GAA - 2,h; Latin Club - Ii; SES - It; Annual - h; Librarian - Uj Bulldog Boosters - U. RALPH E. SCHRODER BAA -U; Hi-Y - l,2,3,Sgt.-at-arras, 3; SES - U, Sgt.-at-arms ; BB - 1,2,3,U;Softball - 1, 2,3,U; Baseball - 3;School Paper - 3,U; Chorus - 1,2. GLEN SELL BAA - U. HELEN L. SIMPSON School Paper - I;; SSS - 1; GAA - 2,3,U; Librarian - U, Sec. Treas.; Chorus -1,2; Annual - U; Bulldog Boost- ers - U;Jr. Play; SES - 1 . ED SMITH Student Council- 1,2,3,li, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. U; BAA - U; Annual - U; School Paper - 3,U; Jr. Play; SES - h; Chorus - 1, 3; BB - 1. RUTH E. SMITH Chorus - 1; Annual - U; Bulldog Boost- ers - U. 16 PATRICIA ANN SWAYZE GAA - 1,2,3,ii; Pres. 3; School Paper - h; sss - 1,2,3,1, Corres. Sec. U; Sec. 3,ij; Annual — li; SES - Band- 1, 2,3,U; Chorus - 1,2,3,b. BYRON LEE TRI3BETT BB -1, 2,3; Softball - 1,2,3.1;; Pres. l,2;Vice Pres. 3,u,; SES - Pres, h; Jr. Play; Chorus - 1;Latin Club - U; Senator - U; Band - 1,2. MARTIN A. SNIDER BB -2,3, h; BAA - h,-Softball - 1,2, 3,h; Jr. Play; Hi-Y - 2,3, Treas. 2,3. BILL WEAVER BAA —Ij.- Track - 1,2. GLEN SNYDER BAA - b; BB - 1,2; Annual - U. FAYE WESTERHOUSE GAA - 2; SES - U; Annual - b; Bull- dog Boosters - I;. EILEEN ZIMMERMAN Chorus - 1,2,3,hi GAA - 2,3,UjBull- dog Boosters - U; Quill Scroll - 3.h, Sec.; School Paper - 3,h; Annual - h; Treas. U. 18 Row 1: P. Sanders, W. Layer, P. Day, Mr. Dorton-Sponsor, S. Berkshire, «J. Layne, P. Tribbett-Treas. Row 2: M. Nicoll-Sec., L. Ploss, J. Bebee, K. Barr, D. Robison, B. Fettig, L. Fry, S. Finger. Row 3: A. Smith, T. Pherson, M. Wilson, L. Vernon, E. Layer, E. Boose, A. Zimmer, L. Graffis, M. Hatch, V. Chapman. Row U: S. Day, S. Million, J. Patty-Student Council, C. Boehme, R. Sell-Class Reporter, B. Barr, B. Hines-V. Pres.,Student Council, K. Caudle, F. Hender- son. Row 5: J. Mclntire, L. McKinney, J. Babb, M. Downey, B. Burley, W. Hohraan, L. McKinney, J. Mansfield, L. Rager, J. Beck. Row 6: E. Hardy, D. MacOwen, P. Bentley, R. Swayze, D. Bonnell, B. Locks, C. DeWitt, C. Bailey, J. Moser-Pres., S. Small. 20 Sophomore C ici56 Row 1: B. Stilwell, C. Beaver, N. Weaver-Treas., Mrs. Kistler-Sponsor, R. Swindell, J. Brew, D. Bailey-V. Pres. Row 2: L. Teel, P. Heiny-Student Council, P. Hofftnan-Class Reporter, J. Kist- ler, D. DeWitt, R. Beckner, K. Lucas, S. Hipes, P. Robertson. Row 3: N. Kraay, D. Hardy-Pres., D. Lines, R. Beagle-Sgt. at Arms, G. Hayden, B. Trapp, S. tenner, E. Blount, L. Freshour, E. Shafer. Row U: Mr. Baker-Sponsor, J. Peters, D. Dennis, E. Knight, M. Weaver, D. Nethercutt, P. Straw, B. Hufford, L. Hardy. Row 3s D. Wade, 3. Weaver, D. Patty-Student Council, J. Conn-Sec., R. Sparks, W. Kesling, G. Herald, L. Sipes, M. Nice, J. Haynes, P. Shelhart. Row 6: D. Swayzee, L. Fry, D. Peters, J. Berkshire, P. Rogers, D. Randall, R. Johnson, G. Raderstorf, J. Kistler, D. Feltis, R. Ward. 22 Noon recreation Could it be love? Who’s helping who? What a target I! 23 Row 1: C. Clear, A.Stackhouse, M. Nethercutt, L. Ellison, R. Oswalt, B. Brew, S. Pherson. Row 2: Miss Tincher-Sponsor, J. Huffman, P. Lind-Student Council, P. Conn- Class Reporter, K. Snyder-Sgt. at Arms, J. Boose, Miss Megenity-Sponsor. Row 3: Mr. Conrad-Sponsor, R. Snavely, H. Gray-?. Pres., R. Buncfy, P. Trib- bett-Pres., L. Dodt, J. Boose, F. Weaver. Row Ij: G. Ward,M. Caudle, B. Allison, A. Knebel, G. Thomson, R. Fox, F. Ploss, J. Benson-Student Council, R. Swayze. Row D. Mappin, R. Lower-Treas., C. Ross, C. Dumn, R. Funk, R. Doyle, D. Willing, C. Snail. Row 6: 0. Ploss, B. Day, L. Sell, M. Beckner, A. Stackhouse, R. Grauel-Sec., B. Buzbee, D. Daugherty, P. Schroder, R. Nethercutt. 25 Stanley Remember When? Just Restin Pile In, Boys Eating again? It's a fact I SSS Initiation Need any socks? 26 TGIK] Quill Scroll Society The Quill and Scroll Society was organized at Royal Center High School last year. The first organization was formed in 1926 to reward individual, achievement and to encourage individual initiative in such work as high school journalism, creative writing and allied fields. Last year there were nine charter members in the organization. They are Jean Baker, Thelma Harrison, Jane Love, Beatrice Ross, Marjean Hipes, Dolores Roth, Eileen Zimmerman, Heloris Arion, and Norma Barr. The sponsors of this society are Mr. Brown and Mr. Newell. We are proud of the society and hope to have several new members in the following years. 28 IS) 0 Vegetable Judging Team The Royal Center High School’s Vegetable Judging Team placed tenth among eighty teams who participated in the state wide vegetable judging contest held recently a - Purdue. They scored 1386 points compared to the winners 1 23 points. Wayne Berkshire was the outstanding indi- vidual on the team scoring li93 points of a possible 530 to rank eighth from a total of 260 individuals who parti- cipated. Other members of the high ranking team were Bill Kraning Itli7 and Glen Sells Wj6 points. Royal Center's second team scored 1223 points. Oakley Hatch was first with U16, Jerry Cosgray Ij20, and Jack Babb 357 points. The preparation for this contest was under the supervision of Mr. Conrad. Livestock Judging Team The members of the Royal Center Livestock Judging team are Stanley Kraay, Bob Burley, Jerry Cosgray, and Kelly Frushour. This team is coached by Mr. Conrad, agricul- ture teacher at Royal Center. The team placed first in the Cass County Livestock Judging Contest held in early April. The team then ad- vanced to the district contest and placed among the top third which entitled them to compete with teams from all over the state at the li—H Club Roundup at Purdue. The major event of the year was the contest at the Indiana State Fair. From the twenty teams participating the team won second place. On individual scoring. Bob Burley was third highest in the state and Stanley Kraay seventh. On October 1st the team attended the Atlantic Rural Exposition held at Richmond, Virginia. At this contest they placed third. Nath. Contestants On Saturday, March 31� 19 1, Paul Tribbett,Ann Zimmer, Nelson Weaver, and Dorothy Hardy represented Royal Center at the Regional Math Contest held at Peru, Indiana. Ann and Paul took part in the geometry contest and Dorothy and Nelson in the algebra. Dorothy took first place in the contest and Nelson took fourth. Those contestants who ranked in the upper h0% from all the regionals were in- vited to go to the state contest at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, on Saturday, April 28. Nelson and Dorothy went to this contest and they both ranked in the upper half of the contestants participating. Mr. Newell, who is the mathematics teacher, accompanied the group to both contests. Debate Teams Debating has grown to be of great importance in our school this year. Four of the members of the Debate Club participated in a speech tournament held at Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute on January 2£ and 26. They were Jim Moser and Bob Burley, the affirmative team and Ann Zimmer and Loa Fry, the negative team. The affirma- tive team defeated Elwood and the negative team defeated New Castle and Howe Military Academy. The affirmative team also debated Delphi before a P. T. A. meeting and lost by a very close margin. The teams are coached by Mrs. Kistler. Legislative Participants On November 30 and December 1, two Senators and two Representatives from the Royal Center School attended the 9th Annual Legislative Assembly at Purdue University. This Legislative Assembly is held for the purpose of creating more interest in the legislative proceedings of our State. It also helps the high school students to understand bills and gives them a chance for educational discussions. 3yron Tribbett was the Senator with Norma Barr as al- ternate and Dorothy Hardy was the Representative with Bob Burley, alternate. They were supervised and accompanied by Mr. Baker. Music Contestants On the ninth day of February in 1951, several members of the Royal Center Band participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest which was held at Kokomo. Those receiving honors were Jean Hardy, Sue Harrison and Sharon Million who placed first playing a cornet trio. Arnold Knebel and Jerry Kistler played trombone solos, Jerry placing first and Arnold second. Thelma Harrison was also placed first playing a sousaphone solo. George Raderstorf and Phyllis Lind took second place playing a clarinet duet. Dorothy Hardy and El Raye Shafer also played a clarinet duet and placed second. Mr. Socin is the director of the Royal Center Band. Coach Russell Brown Mr. Russell M. Brown was born September 18, 1918,on a farm in Hancock Coun- ty, near Fortville which is twenty five miles east of Indianapolis.He attended high school at Peru, college at Ball State and one year of summer school at Indiana University. He is married and has one boy, Jimmie, seven years old. He has taught eleven years. Among those were three years at Twelve Mile and one year at Eastern High School, Greentown, Indiana. 'While at Twelve Mile, his basketball team won the county tournament in 1950. This year, as the coach at Royal Center, Mr. Brown has organized several extra sports activities. We have a Cross Country team for the first time and also intramurals at the noon hours have been planned for the boys.These intra- murals furnish activity for the noon hours and also help to develop material for a better basketball team. Mr. Brown has a very good opinion of our school. His likes are the good building and well-mannered student body. In addition to managing sports he has put forth a lot of effort toward putting a school paper in every student's home. 33 A Team B Team 34 Freshman Team Softball Team 35 $am Cross-Country Team ■ Track Team 36 Student Council Mr a. House Office Mr. Dorton with Model Houses 39 Latin Club Sigma Lambda Society 40 41 s. s. s. G. A. A. 42 Debate Club 43 Bulldog Boosters a eer oCeach ers Paul Pat Susie f u George 45 EDITOR--------------------------NORMA BARR ASSOCIATE EDITOR----------------THELMA HARRISON ADVISOR-------------------------MR. NEWELL BUSINESS MANAGER----------------BETTI BERRY ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER------DELORIS ARION ADVERTISING MANAGER-------------PAT SWAYZE ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER---ROSABELLE EVERMAN SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER------------OAKLEY HATCH ASSISTANT SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER--DOLORES ROTH PICTURE EDITOR------------------BILL NEHER ART EDITOR----------------------BEATRICE ROSS SECRETARY-----------------------JANE LOVE REP. OF JUNIOR CLASS------------JUSTINE PATTY COMMITTEES SUBSCRIPTIONS ADVERTISING BILL NEHER FAITHE BIRD RUTH SMITH MARJEAN HIPES FAYE WESTERHOUSE KELLY FRUSHOUR ED SMITH KEITH SANDERS BURL FRY MARJORIE BLOUNT BARBARA HOFFMAN MILDRED COLLINS EILEEN ZIMMERMAN TRUDY MORRIS MELBA BUZBEE TYPISTS LUCILLE PLOSS EILEEN ZIMMERMAN JOAN ADAMS BEATRICE ROSS PICTURES JIM DAVIDSON JOAN ADAMS JEAN BAKER DELORIS ARION JIM DAVIDSON SANDRA FORGEY BILL NEHER FAITHE BIRD JOAN ADAMS JEAN BAKER FAYE WESTERHOUSE STANLEY KRAAY KELLY FRUSHOUR GLEN SNYDER ED SMITH HELEN SIMPSON KEITH SANDERS OAKLEY HATCH DOLORES ROTH RUTH SMITH THELMA HARRISON NORMA BARR BETTY BERRY BEATRICE ROSS EILEEN ZIMMERMAN MATTIE SANSON MARJORIE BLOUNT BARBARA HOFFMAN WRITERS 46 SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS CHORUS School Paper Staff 48 Annual Staff Comm. Annual Staff 47 10 Willie Winkle—Donald Bonne11 Mrs. Ophelia Winkle—Fhyl Brevrer Mr. Hodges—Jim Moser Brenda Burton—Loa Fry Shirley Linton—Becky Fettig Eva Woods—Sara Finger Mrs. McDonald—Rethel Sell Mrs. Woods—Donna Robinson Janey—Peggy Day Captain Kidd—Bob Burley Napoleon—Bob Barr Mulligan—Janice Layne Joe—Bill Hines Dave—Sonny Small Orderlies—Paul Tribbett Jack Babb Prom-- King Queen Prom- Grand March 50 Prom Scenes 51 (Commencement 52 We, the seniors of 1952, being of sound mind, and disposing memory, ever mind- ful of the uncertainties of graduation, uncertainties of life, so make, declare, and publish this to be our last -will and testament to all others. It is our will as a group to direct, give, and bequeath to the beloved under- classmen our belongings: 1. Our quietness in the halls to all underclassmen. 2. Our cheerful expressions on report card days to the juniors. 3. Our pep and yelling at the ballgames to all loyal fans. h. All our left-handed jewerly to the Romeos in the next class. As individuals we give and bequeath: Joan Adams wills her Ipana smile” to Loa Fry. Deloris Arion wills her walk to Rethel Sell. Jean Baker wills her smallness to Marie Caudle. Norma Barr wills her manners to Sue Berkshire. Wayne Berkshire wills his love for one woman to all bachelors. Betty Berry wills her ability to hold a man to Sharon Million. Faithe Bird wills her daintiness to Dorothy Hardy. Marjorie Blount wills her date book to Marie Hatch. Melba Buzbee wills her love of Latin to all those who consider it a dead language. Marjean Hipes wills her quietness to Mr. Baker. (Doesn't Mr. Baker realize that students can't sleep in his classes with loud talking going on?) Mildred Collins wills her independent nature to Delores Lines. Vera Cook wills her shyness around boys to Pat Shelhart. Jerry Cosgray wills his ability to argue with Mr. Baker to Elsie Boose. Jim Davidson wills his humorous ways to Mr. Parker. Rosie Everman wills her telephone to anyone who is lonely. Sandra Forgey wills her sweaters to Betty James. Kelly Frushour wills his way with girls to Donald McOwen. Burl Fry wills his vocabulary to anyone who can get by using it. Thelma Harrison wills her editorship to Phil Brewer. Oakley Hatch wills his ability to get government to all future struggling students. Barbara Hofftnan wills her laugh to all sourfaces. (This includes faculty members also.) Stanley Kraay wills his curly hair to Mr. Sparks. Bill Kraning wills his big feet to Waunita Layer. Everett Layer wills his quietness to Charles Bailey. Jane Love wills her ability to go steady to Nonna Kraay. Maurice McKinney wills his excellent driving ability to anyone who isn't afraid to take it. Pat Morehouse wills her ability to adjust herself readily to a new place to Don Bonnell. Nona Musall wills her dancing ability to Ralph Fox. Bill Neher wills his false teeth to anyone who needs them. Pat Nethercutt wills her freckles to Ellen Layer. Leland Patty wills his love life to Marjorie Weaver. 53 Deloras Ploss wills her physique to Sarah Finger. Duana Pressler wills her facial expressions to Miss Tincher. Bill Richards wills his pretty wavy hair to Charles Beaver. Bea Ross wills her artistic ability to next year's art class. Dolores Roth wills her ability to cook to Miss Megenity. Keith Sanders wills his ability to go to church to Bob Locks. Mattie Sanson wills her fondness of football to Justine Patty. Trudy Morris wills her fondness of going with shorter boys to all tall girls. Ralph Schroder wills his fine school spirit to Glen Herald. Glen Sell wills his U-H pigs to Jim Moser. Helen Simpson wills her government book to the furnace. Ed Smith wills his physique to George Raderstorf. Ruth Smith wills her love of government to all seniors. (They will need it.) Martin Snider wills his mumbled voice in English class to anyone who will accept it. Pat Swayze wills her position as class secretary to aryone who is in need of a job. (We must warn you that the salary isn't too high and that there is no chance for advancement.) Byron Tribbett wills his attention in class to all bored students. Bill Weaver wills his ability never to give up to Paul Sanders. Faye Westerhouse wills her height to Patsy Heiny. Eileen Zimmerman wills her short hair to Anna Stackhouse. We, the senior class, hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Parker as executor of this our last will and testament. The Senior Class 54 J- rop The year 2021 was approaching, marking my twentieth year in heaven, and not yet had I met one of my former classmates of the year 1952. I came to the conclusion that I was the only early retiring member of my class. I was really becoming quite lonely,although I had made many new acquaintances. I decided I must do something about this, so I went to St. John asking him if I could return to earth in spirit. He was willing to grant me permission to do this, but suggested instead that I go to the watch tower where I could look down on all ny friends. This I did at once 1 At the watch tower I found three huge books, giving the expected arrival of every person coming to heaven. I promptly looked through them all to find if any of my classmates would be coming soon to join me. I found three coming within one year: Pat Nethercutt Williams, Marjorie Blunt Fultz, and Pat Swayze Julian. I began planning for their arrival,for there was much work to be done. I found nyself busy getting their places liveable and planning the things we could do together when they arrived. Pat Julian came first, leaving behind her adorable husband, Maurice, and three sons and daughters. The first thing she said when she saw me was, Thelma Harrison, how did you get here?” She proceeded to tell me that she had been a very well known duet singer in the Metropolitan Opera with Margaret Truman. Pat Nethercutt Williams came next and then Marjorie Fultz. After getting acquainted again, we went to the watch tower where we could come in contact with the rest of our friends. As we approached, we noticed a little white-haired lady looking at the books, and Marjorie immediately recognized Faye Westerhouse. She said she had slipped into heaven unnoticed by us and decided also to go to the watch tower. Now our little group had grown to five, and we decided to do everything in our power to get all fifty-one graduates of 1952 into heaven, a task which we knew would be great. As we looked out of the tower toward earth, we immediately spotted Kelly Frushour in his New York office. He had made a fortune by writing the book. Why You Shouldn't Buy A Convertible. Also in New York was Stanley Kraay, who had become a prominent taxi driver. In school he had always been a reckless driver, so he was very good at dodging New York traffic. Next we saw Jane Love Nice on her farm, devoting her life to Maurice and their three widowed daughters. The adjoining farm was occupied by Betty Berry Good- rich, Jane's good friend, and Howard. Betty and Howard were leading a very successful life, as Howard was the owner of an automobile factory as well as their farm. Betty's health was failing rapidly, so we expected her arrival within a month. All of a sudden Pat Julian exclaimed, Look at Nona Musall I We all looked down onto earth where she was about to shoot herself, or so it appeared to us, but we were wrong. Nona was a dentist and known as no pain tooth extractor. Her method was to put a rifle in the patient's ear, pull the trigger,and their teeth would fly out without them even knowing it. She was about to remove her own teeth and the result-----well, we now had six in our group. 55 Not far away from them we saw Bill Neher and, sure enough, something had come of the secretarial training he had obtained in high school. He was secretary to the very successful, prominent, and ailing Bill Richards. Our eyes next focused on Norma Barr, who, even in her old age, was still a professor at Harvard University and giving Mr. Einstein some very stiff com- petition. Pat Williams1 eyes then came upon someone she couldn't quite distinquish, al- though she knew she had seen that face before. Pat Julian was the first to recognize the plump,old lady as Rosabella Everman James. She and Charlie still owned one of the finest gas stations in the world. Each customer is presented with a new car. Seeing Rosie, we inroediately looked for Deloris Arion, her close friend. We found her busy making pies in the farmhouse she and Keith Sanders now owned, and as her hobby she owns the Quick Results, Get Your Man charm school. Keith is still trying to teach her how to milk a cow and not having much suc- cess. Not far from them was Deloras Ploss Roth. Along with her beauty shop she had written a very famous book, Eat 'N B Slim. Into our view next came Faithe Bird and Ralph Schroder. Ralph had just won the World's Heavy-Weight Championship at the age of 87, and he gave all the credit to Faithe for her fine management ability. Ralph says she's the best manager he's ever had. Next we saw a very beautiful building in the large city of Royal Centre. The sign on the window read Ross Morris Designers . Evidently Bea and Trudy changed their art ability into dress designing. Even at the age of 88 Sandra Forgey was still their beautiful and charming model. Bea and Trudy were also housewives. Trudy and Leland now had a little girl, which they had adopted and named Tutty Fruity. As we were getting tired of straining our eyes at such a distance, we decided to retire for the day and resume our contact some other time. Five months on earth had passed away, and some of our good friends too, before our group gathered together again. We found we now had twenty in our group. Vera Cook and Burl Fry came as the result of a motorcycle accident. They mar- ried shortly after graduation in 19 2 and began riding in the local races. Vera was named Mrs. Speed Demon of the year 2QV-,. Glen Sell said he couldn't stand to find anymore oil on his farm, so he decided it was time for him to retire. He discovered his oil while digging a hole for a fence post. Now he says all his neighbors are putting up fences. Three of our classmates fascinated us the most, however? Everett Layer, that is President Layer, Ruth Smith, his clawing bodyguard, and Pat Morehouse. Pat had the Morehouse Greenhouse at the White House. She did a very good business there since congressmen die quite often. 56 Helen Simpson and Duana Pressler were still inseparable companions. They had owned an orange grove in Florida and every day you could have seen Duana standing on Helen’s shoulders picking the sweetest oranges this side of heaven. They said since they were so close, they Just came on to heaven. Wayne Berkshire had been a Royal Mounty in Canada. He said he was getting a little old for that kind of work, so he came to us. We also had a famous roller-skating trio from our class: Jean Baker, Mattie San3on, and Mildred Collins. They told us they gave performances until they were 85 years old. Joan Adams’ brains gave out, so that was the reason for her arrival. She had portrayed a walking encyclopedia in our Junior play in high school, and she kept that for her life work. She gave out facts and statistics at the White House. Melba Buzbee had always loved horses, and last week (in the year 2021) she had the winning horse in the Kentucky Derby. This was too much for her weak old heart. After talking further with them, we decided that it was certainly time for the rest of our classmates on earth to retire, for they were all getting well into their old age. Things, so far, had run very smoothly, for nobocfy had had any trouble getting past St. Peter at the gate. There is always a bad break in everything, how- ever, and ours came with Dolores Roth. We all remembered Dolores as a mischievous girl back in 1952 and we knew that even in her old age, she probably hadn’t changed. We were right I She cer- tainly hadn't I While awaiting her arrival, we hoped she wouldn't try anything on St. Peter, but to our great dismay she did. To make things worse, she brought with her four old cronies: Leland Patty, Oakley Hatch, Jim Davidson, and Jerry Cosgray, who always thought it great fun to play tricks., too. Jerry came Just at this time for he had finally won an argument with Mr. Baker. The self-confidence he gained from this most impossible feat was Just too much for him. They decided to make life miserable for St. Peter until he let them into heaven. They did all sorts of things to aggravate him, but worst of all they tried to climb the gate I They stood on each other's shoulders first, but when this didn't work, they tried to climb individually. St. Peter, seeing this, finally decided that the best thing to do was Just to let them in. Things settled back into their normal state afterwards,but since that time those five have been called the heavenly pranksters. We hoped we wouldn't have anymore trouble, and for awhile we didn't. Bill Kraning, who said he didn't think he'd ever make it, came to heaven just one month after the heavenly pranksters. He took over his father's mink farm, and his wife was always in fashion with mink. MarJean Hipes came next, and we couldn't believe our ears when she said she had been a door to door saleswoman! Certainly this wasn't the quiet girl we knew in school. 57 Barbara Hofftnan's dead business got the best of her. You see, she was a famed mortician in Chicago. Barbara, Byron Tribbett, and Bill Weaver all worked to- gether. Byron was the doctor, Bill was the preacher, and Barbara was the mortician. All of them lived in the same block and this block has always been called the Coming, Going, and Gone Block . Maurice McKinney arrived next telling us that he had been the owner of a gum factory, and got too stuck up with all his gum. We greeted Eileen Zimmerman Mansfield at the gate, and she said she left Dick and her three sons, and a wonderful secretary’s job. The rest of our class, that we had seen from the watch tower, arrived shortly after Eileen. Now all of our class was in heaven except for three. We thought we had trouble before with the pranksters , but that was nothing compared to what was coming, and I must admit we were really worried after we found who were missing. They were Martin Snider, Ed Smith, and Glen Snyder. They all came together to be admitted into heaven, but St. Peter wouldn’t let them in. We pleaded for them for we wanted our record in heaven to be perfect, but the answer was still no I They went to join Satan. Glen had always liked to drive trucks so he applied for the job of driving the coal truck. After all, they had to have fuel for the fire. Martin was the fireman. He had to shovel all of the coal. My, what a job I Always thought Martin would end up down there. What about Ed? Well, he was the overseer. We all thought that evidently his downfall had come when he was running for Mayor of Royal Center. His motto had been, Free Beer and Wider Sidewalks. He was elected right away. Five years have now passed and the fifty one graduates of 19 2 are all in heaven. You are probably wondering how. Well, Martin, Ed, and Glen received transfers for good behavior. When they arrived, our record was marked as perfect. Now our class is together and happy once more, but there will always be this question in our minds: WHY DID ST. 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NEWCOMB, M.D. ei-a-a-a-a a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-;' Compliments to the Class of 52 BIRDS' HAVEN Royal Center Indiana Phone 132 Royal Center Phone 2U8l| Logansport Indiana Indiana t- � • i-1 !)• I t- 1 � • t- � • � • D-D- l-D-I S 1 I J S’-� - • I •1 l l X -l ! • J t- • t-I' • t - t-1 -1- • D U- D- � • t- 1 D- •� � •� • t l t-t- � • t i l l E- E-E-t- E- E- E- E- E- E-E-E- E-E- FOSTER'S FURNITURE CO. Gene Moyer, Mgr. U12-U1U East Market Street Logansport Indiana A « « 6 68 CURTISS CANDY CO. FARMS James J. Bridge Phone 170 Royal Center Indiana COMPLIMENTS of PANCINIfS STOP � N SHOP 1201 Erie ROYAL HARDWARE Maytag Washers Roper Dri-Gas Range Zenith Radios Royal Center Indiana $ Logansport Indiana a a a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Don't Say Bread - Say CORN-TOP or HOLSUM Baked by Dietzens Kokomo BAILEY'S Clothing of Distinction for Men and Boys Logansport Indiana Indiana 2 A A A A A A A A A A ? 70 A ? -d a -j -a i 3 a -a d a -d ki -a a -a «a ni 3 j -a a • ! i «a i j -d d d «a a a a a -a -a � 3 a «a a -a -a a -j •« «j a «a -a a a a nj d • -i «a j si a «a a • ! a ■i a u � 3 j -i i «a kj a j •« • • «a i j -a .j i. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A v y• r• r r r • r r r • r r r r • r r i r r r r• r r f• r r r r r r r r• r r r r r- j t• i d t- A y t D r-j i)«i r j-r-y-£)«M r f-i r-j r-f-jvi r-D M i i D«i-D.M i i D.| [ i. a w V A A V «? A d w w COMPLIMENTS A A w A w “ of A A w A BAKER'S LUNCH A A «? A I Ul3 E. Market St. A A 7 7 501 E. Broadway St. A A A M Logansport Indiana 7 A A A H. W. FITZGERALD PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Telephone 3292 209-9 Barnes Bldg. Logansport Indiana BUGBY SHOE REBUILDERS Our Work Guaranteed 325 Court St. Opposite Court House Logansport Indiana A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a BAUGHMAN S STORE R A A A a Forty Years - Same Place A A A A A A a General Stock Merchandise A a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A i l l-I t-l J-t-S-t-t-H-H-H-H-M-I-l-l-I i lrl-t-l-l-t-H-i-1-t l-H-l-l.-l-W-t-l-l-H-M-l't-t-D-Wt-l-l.-ll'' A A A COMPLIMENTS A A A A A A A A A A a Royal Center Indiana See FLOYDS When You Are Hungry At the Steak Seafood House 5th and Market Phone U912 Logansport Indiana COMPLIMENTS of DRS. GEORGE AND ABNER Optometrists Phone 2559-30U Fifth Street Logansport Indiana A A A A A A I DR. E. E. BLICKENSTAFF-DENTIST I Phone 356 I Royal Center Indiana Logansport MYER'S FLORIST Potted Plants a Cut Flowers Baby Novelties Phone 3996 922 Helen St. a Indiana a A a A 71 A A See the Shell American tank truck salesman for dependable route service. A complete line of petroleum products for the farm. A quality Fuel oil for every burner. . . . See your Friendly Shell dealer. Quality Shell products for your auto- mobile. Complete year round service for your motoring needs. SHELL AMERICAN PETROLEUM CO. Service Is Our Business Our Motto Since 1921 v ? ? t i 72 ? a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a 4 4 4 4 4 hi 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 «a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a 44 4 4 4 -3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 � 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a 4 «3 4 4 • 1 -1 1 ? A i ELKHART PACKING COMPANY Yellow Creek Brand Ham and Bacon Select Cold Meats Sold at Your Local Stores Logansport Indiana « w t t v ? « «? «? ? T w V 9 ? ? «? w ? «? 9 ? 1444444444444444444444444444444444444444 «? COMPLIMENTS of IVAN C. WATTS Dentist Logansport Indiana A 6 f•t•(■ •t• •(• •(•(• •!• •I•I-1-!•Ii-!-!•t• I•i•(■i-!M•I-!•!-I• ! HENDRICKS PRINTING COMPANY 609 - 6l0 Erie Avenue Logansport Indiana LUTES MOTOR SALES Packard Sales Service Phone 263U LogansDort Indiana CHARLES E. Mobile Gas BEHNY Oil Phone 5 Indiana v Royal Center ? ? ? ? 7 GREENSFELDER BROS. For Men's Wear That Men Wear 313 - 31? Market St. Logansoort Indiana T T NASH SALES INC. Your Friendly Nash Dealer 63$ Burlington Logansport Indiana i, a G� a 73 •3 4 • ! 4 8 4444444444444444444444444444444444 KEITZER'S DRIVE INN For the Best in Sandwiches U. S. 2U W. Linden Ave. Logansport Indiana t 4 4 «i 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a -a -a -a 4 4 4 4 -a 4 4 4 4 -a4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - i 4 4 t 4 -a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -a -a 4 -a 3 4 -j 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4-j 4 ■t POHLMAN PHOTO-ART Masonic Bldg. Phone U3U8 Logansport Indiana PRODUCERS MARKETING ASSOCIATION Stock Yards Phone 3296 Logansoort Indiana • r- r j i r- z� i d i d i r- r- r- $• d- d $• d i r- j l- r-1- j-1 r- d j d- r-1 i d s i • r« r- r« i- jv j r r- r- j r j r- r- j j jy j r i• w • f«y • y j- t i fy jy jy j j - jy j- j- j • j DAYS-GREENHOUSE Potted and cut flowers Corsages-Wedding flowers Funeral designs We Royal Center Wire Flowers Phone 80 Indiana COMPLIMENTS of FASNACHT'S JEWELRY STORE 2nd Door E. State Theatre 325 E. Market St. Logansport Indiana GEORGE FERGUSON AGRICULTURE LIMESTONE Phone U036l Logansport a a a a Indiana t a a a A a A A CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1952 MAIBEN'S Launderers—Cleaners—Furriers Tops in Laundry Dry Cleaning Service for over 37 Years Logansport Indiana ■1444444444444444444444444444444444444444 f-t i-1� i-r-1 r-i r-j 1-j-r,-1-!-1 • 1-1-r-v-r -f4-f-j- w 1-vrr-1-� • r-r-1-i 1-r- WATSON'S SERVICE STATION HARDWARE Enterprise Paint 729 Burlington Ave. Omen 7-9 every day Logansport Loransnort Phone: 2?li3 Indiana 74 CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of 1932 K. B. Fleming Coal Feed Phone: 36930 Lake Cicott Indiana i tllilllf 4 'I 411 I -I I't I -I I I I l l l'l -I -I-I'I-I -I I i ' -I -I-1 'I 'I 1 -1 l-l'i •H'H-H'l-H-H'l'M-M-IM-M-H-W-1-MM’J-i-l-i-l f Fr 3) 0 UI e r y Self-Serve Grocery Fresh Meat Frozen Food Drug Sundries Dry Goods and Shoes Headlee, Indiana i i ¥ 4 ♦ r Our Compliments To The Graduating Class of 1952 May You Have Success and Happiness In your Future Endeavors Indiana Packing Co. Royal Center's Home Owned Industry Packers Oi Quality Canned Foods Phone 35 u1 Royal Center, Indiana V ♦ ♦ ♦ � ■ vv • • • • � ■ • 75 - 4- � ■ -� - A- • A- • t- � -H'S A A A A ;• s- • • • «• H-1, «? COMPIIMENTS of HIGHWAY GRILL $ JAS. E. KITCHELL GEO. R. MURPHY $ Hot Lunches Short Orders Thelma Smith MURPHY - KITCHELL AGENCY INSURANCE National Bank Bldg. Phone 2 31 Burrows Indiana Logansport Indiana K i J� 3� 3 3 3 3 i 3 I i 3 3 3 i•3 3 3 � 3� 3 3 3 1 3 3 3«3-3 3 3 3 3� 3 3-3 3 3 3-3 3 3 3 3-3-3 3 3 3'3 3Kl 3 3«3 3 3-3-3 3 3-3 3-3-3 3 COMPLIMENTS of VAL-U FROCKS LOO East Market Logansport ROTH BROS. JEWELERS Registered Watchmakers 111 South Main Street Indiana 2 Monticello Indiana 7 £ COMPLIMENTS of DR. H. W. DUNCAN Logansport Indiana DOUGLAS GARAGE General Repair Work Tractors and Automobiles Phone 13 Lake Cicott t Royal Center Indiana OBENCHAIN OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Glenn F. Smith Prop. Royal Typewriters National Adding Machines Friden Calculators Sal .3—Service—Rentals—Supplies Phone 3D?0 Logansport 219 Fourth Street Indiana i. it it it it it it it A A i. A A A A A A A A A A At t o BUFFALO PARK Cottages $20-2$ Per '’feek Boats and Motors Free Parking Free Pionic Grovinda A Tables Bathing Bench - Camping Grounds Dancing Pavilion Where the Beautiful Tirpauanoe Meeln Lake Wm. Richey Buffalo, Indiana i-j-j-n-i'j-j-i 1 •� •� 1 1 • • t � 1 h i i 111 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ......... VON TOBEL'S INC. Telephone k3 RUSSELL'S OLD TRADING POST Winamac Winamac Indiana Indiana ?-3 3 a -a «3 3 3 3 -3 -a -3 3 3 -a -a «3 3 «3 3 -a «a • 3 � 3 3 «3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 «a 3 -a -3 -a 3 3 -3 3 -3 •« 3 -3 «3 3 a a 3 3 � 3 1 a 3 3 3 � 3 -3 a -3 -3 � 3 -3 3 3 3 -a «3 1 -a .3 .3 .3 hi s -a .3 .3 .3. j M A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A � «? ? «? � ? «? «? ? w ? ¥ «? «? « « ? w ? s «: «? ? ? ? « ? ? ? ? ? T ? i j j f j r r i d r r y r-r r r-1 j r-1 i � r r-j r-j r j r r i r« r r« i r i' d j c « A A £ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A •3 3-3 3 3-3� 3 3� 3 3 3 3 3 3 3� 3-3� 3� 3� 3 3«3� 3 3 3«3 3� 3 3 3 3 3 3 3� 3 3 3 3 ;J.£ A REHMS MEN’S WEAR COMPLIMENTS of BROW’S GARAGE The biggest little store in townff Star City Indiana t lr $• J l tf lr t- y D t-1-1‘ If D 1 lr t | J D f D D $• l C t- $• l � • f D | I D I t- D Xh J D $• 1 $• I � • | fh J ! • f � • D 1 D D t D � • X � • l l £• D J I- D I� y i | tr D i � • WEDEKIND BEAUTY COLLEGE 5lU Market Phone 3572 Where ahead ■? «? «? � T w ? «? ? ? ? ¥ w V =? « ? T T T ? ? T ? ? ¥ «? «? ? Kl •(! d (| KI I - J 3 -1 3 3 • J KI 1 -3 d -d -3 d •! d J 3 -J .3 -3 • J Kl «3 1 -3 � d � d I d 1 U -d � d ¥ ? T ? w A A A A A Logansport Indiana you learn with a to get head Loeansoort Indiana ? ? w « « K. L. WEBSTER Groceries General Mdse. Lake Cicott Indiana A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 77 A A A A M A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A •3 d 3 3 3 d «3 d -d -3 d 3 d d 3 -3 � 3 � 3 d d d � 3 3 d d 3 3 3 3 d 3 d d 3 d 3 3 3 -d v i A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A COMPLIMENTS of MURPHY'S SHELL SERVICE Winamac Indiana COMPLIMENTS of DR. JOHN HINSHAW Dentist Royal Center Indiana H A •i A A A A A A A 3 • ! J 'i 3 '3 3 4 -4 14 -d 4 • ! t '3 •3«3 J'J 3 •3 I � J 3 J C 3 3- l C 3 l-3« I '3 J� 3 3 3«3 J� I l J -J' J 3 •3-J't'f � J I l«3 ! 3nI a 3 � 1 3 3 -1 3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3% EVERMAN’S SINCLAIR STATION ilK CLA ii. IR ItftllCi 'lOI Itti Royal Center, Indiana e H'H-I'H'H- H-H-l-H-I-t-H-H' II-I-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-H'W'1'H'H'H-l-H-H-l-H'H-l'H'Ha' I JENSEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY � m Letz Mills Firestone Tires Clinton Motors Brillion Farm Line Wisconsin Motors Bachtold ViTeed Mowers Field Fencing Yelter Coulters Wheel Cleaners JOHN DEERE SALES SERVICE Phone U657 At This Store You Get Quality and Service 118 Burlington Ave. Logansport, Indiana 78 ? 9 2 2 OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 19 2 FROM THE TRUCK-DRIVERS OF BIRDS’ HAVEN STANLEY WAYNE PUGH RAY SLIVER DAVID CHAMNSSS BOB HORN VIRGIL GAINS LESLIE IZZIE DAVE GIFFORD MENO MILLER CECIL BUCK HAROLD HIPSKIN BOB STONER ROBERT OOLEY DONALD R. WRIGHT JOHN SELF FRANCIS EOWYER RICHARD REHWALD E. McHENRY JOHN SCOTT LEROY J. CONKLIN JOHN TSHULOS CHESTER BABB ISADORE DAVIS NICK POOL ANGELO PACE BILL GRISWOLD CARL BURTON IRENE AMOS JAMES CARRIE RONALD HENRICKS HARRY WILHEIM VERN CALDWELL DALSTON VANDIVER H. L. DREW CHRIST DROSSOS DEB STANGER JACK STANLEY SKET FLOYD 79 T l-l-l’X’l'l-l-Vl'l-t-lrl-lrl'l-trl-l'l-t-l-l-l-l-l-l'frti'trt-Vtrl-lrt'trtrt’lrtrtrVl-V't-l'l-l-l-lrlrt-l’l'trl'l-Vl-t’t-trlrlrl't'trl-lrl'l-lrl-l-l-lrl'l-lrl'Ii’t •t 3 1 -I ! -I • C • J • t • t •t I S 3 t C • • t • C • • ! «I •T'fl • I 1 1 1 l (l I J I •'� • 'C «J • ! -! •! 1 � CI il 3 • ! • ! 3 • ! J I •.'I • ! .C •'! ►! • ! •(! • ! • • • I C •! -I -I 1 1 •! - I • � I 1 � 1 •! ! • I -! -! • I • t •! 1 • C I 1 Rausch Farm Equipment Company John Deere Store Phone 139 Winamac, Indiana A M A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 6 A A A A A A A A A Butler Chevrolet Sales A Butler Service For Every Need A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a� A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A M A Royal Center, Indiana | A A A i w i i i J • J -3 I • J 3 3 3 • ! (i « 1 d (J J 3 3 • ! Kl J •! ♦ ! • • 1 3 «3 «3 1 3 •! «3 •;{ 1 J • J •( l 3 1-J 3 3 • { -I • I 3 -I 3 i «3 3 3 3 3 '3 :i 3 3 1 3 1 -I • 3 3 3 � 3 3 3 3 3 � 3 � 3 � 3 3 � 3 � 3 3 3 � 3 3 • t ? PATRONIZE WEBSTER'S BARBER SHOP Good Haircuts, Tonics, Shaves A Specialty ? Royal Center Indiana •3 3 3-3 � 3-3 3 3 3 • ! 3 3-« 3-3-3 3 3 -3-3 3 3 3 3-3 3 3 3 3 -3 -3 3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 � 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 � 3 3 3 3 -3 3 � 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 � 3 3!� COMPLIMENTS of FLANEGIN HARDWARE CO, 310 E. Market Logansport Indiana SEWARD V. UNDRIE l) Fountain Service Candies Tobacco Royal Center Indiana A ! A A A A A A A A A A % COMPLIMENTS £ A A A A £ of S A A t INDIANA ASSOC. TELEPHONE CORP. I A A A A Royal Center Indiana % A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS A A A A £ Gasoline-Fuel Oils-Motor Oil Grease Necessities “ K. L. Cookerly Son Agent and Salesman Phone: 26 Service When You Need It TEXACO SERVICE Marfak Lubrication Firestone Tires PT Anti-Freeze Auto-Lite Batteries BECKLEY - LIDMAN Royal Center Indiana Royal Center Indiana 3 3«3� 3-3 3 3-3 3-3� 3 3 3 3 3� 3 3 3 3-3 3 3 3-aKlKl-3 3 3� 3 3 3 3� 3 3 3 3 3«3 3 SEIDEL BLASTIC Kroehler Furniture Simmons Bedding Bigelow Alexander-Smith Carpeting Free Delivery Winamac Phone: 73 Indiana A A STANDARD ELEVATOR COMPANY A Better Market Complete Grinding And Mixing Service Arcady and Honeggers Feeds and Ingredients Phone: 3611 Monon Indiana 81 •? 9 f ?-3 -J K3 -3 3 3 '3 3 • ! -3 3 � 3 3 -tt 3 -J 3 3 -3 -3 1 -1KJ 1 � 3 3-3 -3 -3 3 '1 -a 3 -2 3 '1 '3 '1 3 -J '3 3 1 J -I -1 -3 2 • ! -3 «3 -3 -3 -3 1 3 -3 '3 «3 -2 'I 3-I 3 3 '3 3 -3 -3 3 -2 -I 3 -i • I-J -2 -3 0,-1 ? ? ? V V 9 9 9 9 9 9 � 9 9 9 9 9 9 � Compliments Of Roscoe Hufford Tour Livestock Trucker 9 V 9 9 9 ? X D D 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 � 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 H 7 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 Logansport, Phone 56956 Indiana W l S I � • W I! I D W I tr t t-tr trt- lr I-1 t- tr Irfr f D‘ tr D I • t- � • D I-1 � • D ! • t � • to-D I I-t- I I- � • I- D i- D � • 1 D i D D tr D l D t l 1 • D ! • lrt - tr The Farmers and Merchants State Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System Serving This Community Since 1902 A A A A A 4 A £ A A A A A A A A £ £ A A A A A A A A A 6� A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Logansport, Indiana «?4 4 4444444 444444444444 4 444 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444-1 ? « ? «? � ? ? WILSON'S SERVICE STATION Mobile Motor Gas Tires and Accessories National Highway 1 21 Phone: 1 982 Monon Indiana r r-r- -r-j-r-J44 r-r-f4 f‘r4-i‘r44 y4-r f-r-r y4 r-r-j‘r r j-r-j j r-r� r 4 ? «? ? r r ? r r 7 ? ? ? «? w ? r r GRAHAM'S RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE Radios, T. V. Service, Appliances Home Industrial Wiring Phone Burrows 2-A FORSYTH'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessories Phone: h9 h W. Market Cicott Logansport Indiana Burrows Indiana t - S' I-1 J t-1- J 1 l t-J i � •1 • t-1- • P I-1-1-1-1-1-1-1- � • t-1- • I � • t- m- D- If t- t- •! ■ t-1- � • I- � • t-1-� •1 � • • l J• t t-t I- l D-1- S t-1-1 t- � • I- � • H- � • � • l {•1- COMPLIMENTS OF HILLIS HILLIS R. C. Hillis J. T. Hillis a a a a a a a a a A A A A A A A 444 44444444444444444 444444444 3444444 3 4 4 A A A A COMPLIMENTS A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Of DR. W. A. KLINE OPTOMETRIST J Logansport Indiana t Logansnort FITZER'S DRUG GROCERY 716 W. Market St. Indiana Logansoort A A A A A A A A A A A A o A Indiana ? O A ? A A w A A A 444444444444444444444444444444444444444 • f ■ J f � J r f f J D l f f !)• ! J J D J J J £ 1 D«l I t | J | I £ •I I I D J t-P A r - a «? o A r a a ? COMPLIMENTS a ? � A r « a 6 Of A A ¥ « A ¥ « A ¥ A A 1 AM rpADITT t O AC� rnoilTonntvn Tim A A J. C. PENNY COMPANY, INC. Z Logansoort Indiana VON TOBEL'S OF LOGANSPORT, INC. Sherwin-Williams Paints A r ® r o i £ ? r 2 Logansport Indiana ¥ � A ¥ A ¥ 83 A ? -d «a -a a -a i •« • % . j -a .a -a -a -a -a -a -d «a -a a a d a • ! -a «1 -a •« -a -a -a •« -a i -a •« a a -a -a «i i d «a -d «a -a -a •« a •« -a j a -a a «1 «a a j -a •« «a -i 3 i «a «a -a i -a •« a 4 a •€ a -a •« -a •« d ? ¥ 7 ? 7 ¥ 7 7 7 7 7 7 « V 7 7 7 9 ? 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 V 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 M 7 V 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 « A Community State ffian c Capital $50,000 Surplus $100,1 Bonds Insurance Checking Accounts 11-2 Percent Interest On Savings Accounts Time Certificates Member of F. D. I. C., Insurance - 10,000 Royal Center, Indiana D-1-1-1- r-1 t-1-1-1- D-1!- !)• D-1-1-1-1 J -1 1 I)- !• D- fr l � • � • I- • t t-1- � • 1� I f I-S-1- � • t-t- • � • 1 tr ! • � •1 � • t-1 l t- � • •1-1 J D-1-1 t-1-� • V � • l fr1-1- If tftf I-1 - To thank you as we'd like to Is far beyond our powers, For if we had no friends like you, There'd be no firm like oursl PENNY'S AND FETTIG'S Grocery, Hardware and Gas U. S. Highway 24 Lake Cicott, Indiana 84 A A A A A A A A 4 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A «a A A A A A 7M V -H- 744444«14444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444«144«24'I444444444444«] STAR CITY ELEVATOR CO. Complete Feed Sc Grain Service SHELL AMERICAN BULK PLANT Petroleum Products Star City «? ? ? T «? 9 V ? ? «? «? «? «? ? T r • r i d i r ? ? «? ? Phone: 22 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A £• I ! t- D D 1 IF® ®� £ J l £• J J D I D lr £• D J I £• £• £• £• £• D D JV J 1A A A Indiana Phone 3UU6 Logansport J. 0. James Indiana BOWMAN TRACTOR SALES Your Authorized Ford Tractor and Dearborn Implement Dealer Phone 21326 Logansport Indiana COMPLIMENTS of MAPLE SPRINGS TOURIST COURT and D. X. SERVICE STATION LogansDort Indiana I D £ t« � • t � • H t-t- L I i A A A A A A A A A A A A A COMPLIMENTS of STEWARTS BAKERY Rochester Indiana COMPLIMENTS of STREJJ1S HILLTOP MARKET Top of College Hill Logansoort Indiana 7 A 7 7 7 r«fvi jviv{vtv}votvi ivjv{vivjvjvtv� «jvfvivjvi !vtvivjvivj ivjvivf i).jvfvtvivi ivj � vri-tvf«fvjvr«tvivi tvfvf i .ivr -fv}vj j)-s . vjvivivtvivjvjvfvi i).fv(vjvivfrr' FERNBAUGH’S JEWELRY STORE Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Benrus, and Gruen Watches If it’s jewelry we have it. Logansport Indiana HELEN'S SNACK SHOP Short Orders Sandwiches Cigaretts Malts Shakes Candy Gum Ice Cream Cold Drinks Gift Shop Headlee Indiana s A 85 Dale Fickle’s � f 1 • ! 3 I • ! 1 3 � 3 I I 3 • ! • ! 3 • ! 1 3 3 Hh3 3 3 3 3 -2 3 3 3 3 U 3 3 2 -3 � 3 3 «3 2 1 2 3 «3 3 -1 2 3 3 «3 2 «3 � 3 1 3 � i 3 •O.KI ? 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 e 9 9 V 9 M 9 9 9 New and Good Used Cars 66 Gas and Oil Royal Center, Indiana Say It With Furs f f 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ¥ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 r 9 v T 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 M 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Royal Fur Ranch Roger Kraningf Prop. Royal Center, Indiana 86 9 -a -a is u -a -a hi -a -a -a -a -a -a •« -a -a -a -a u -a -a -a n -a t -s •« •« •« -s • -a -a-j -t •« -i •« •« •« u - j -a •« -a ■« •« «j •« -a -a -a u -a -s n -a -i -a -t -n -a -j ■ ! -t -a -a •« -a -s -a u •« •« -a 4 -i -a u -a -a -a «j t ? a WISELEY GARAGE Auto, Truck, and Tractor Repairing Motor Tune-Up Phone 139 MARTIN SCHMALTZ GROCERY for Good Meats Ice Cream and Groceries � Royal Center Indiana Royal Center A Indiana a A A A A A . A A «: f • r j r- i r i • j r r f jv j r j r j j r j j r j j • j • f r- r- j r jv i jv j jv j jv • j � j j i i j � r j r j j � f j � r r- y j J r j - � • r � � j j jv j i j- j i i r- i ) A COMPLIMENTS of MILLER'S HEATING PLUMBING SHOP Phone 111 Cecil H. Miller ROYAL CENTER SAW SERVICE Saw Filing of all Kinds Don R. Hicks Phone 31 Royal Center Indiana Royal Center Indiana A A A A A A A A A A A ROYAL CENTER LOCKER CO-OP Phone 151 GEORGE S. JONES Wholesale Distributors Candy Tobacco Royal Center Indiana « « Rochester Indiana •d� d d | d-d d d d d-3 d d d d d d d d«d d d'd� d d d d d d� d d� d d d d d d d d H. WTLER INC BEST WISHES Home Furnishers 329-331 E. Market St. Dial 3636 r Logansport Indiana from HANDY VARIETY STORE in Royal Center 87 Indiana A A A A A A ? •''I -3 3 3 • ! «3 J 3 • J -1 1 � 1 Kl • J • •« 9 , A W A 7� w u ■7 S For the Best in Television See ROPP'S RADIO SERVICE Z Royal Center For Interior Exterior Painting a i See WILLIAM F. SMITH Indiana | Logansnort Indiana a A A - •(•(• (•(• •(•(•{•(• (• •(■ •(• (•(•(• (• •(• • •!• • •(■ • • •(•! £ •J-J-'l-Jt-tf-'I-W-tf-il-i-JnJ.J-(I-.1 «1 1 «1-1 -I-l-il-i !•!■!, COMPLIMENTS of FASHION SHOP I Logansport Indiana WALTER J. SMITH Produce Buyer Phone 6U Royal Center A A A Indiana « A ■i i- t-llll-il-ni-tl-nillll-ttl'lliini-llllll-lllttlin-llti-l- Ht-H'H-l-H'I-H- l-l- l-l-l't-H-H'H'l'K'Ua- £ For Good Dependable Welding I Try R. A. 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Headlee, Indiana I■ t !• I • t- D D D fr Ir t t-1-1 1‘ I• I-1- tr t-1- D tr � • D tr1 fr t V � • t tr � • t- D I t • t- � • t- D � • 0 1 • � • l ! • I l tr � • I D t X H l D D l t- � • l I- H ! • H • i H t- Royal Center Community Sale CASTLEMAN ETNIER N6RS. HARRY BRIDGE, ADCT. SALE EVERY THURSDAY We Guarantee Our Service « A A A A A A £ A A A A A A £ A A £ A 2 A 2 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 89 7 «? -a -a a -a •« •« i a j •« a a -a a a -a -a • «a •« -a � a -a a a •« d -a «a -a a •« -a a «3 a «3 3 -a � 3 3 -a 3 -a 3 3 3 3 -3 3 «a «a -j 3 3 -a 3 -3 � 3 ki 3 � 3 3 3 i «a 3 «3 3 3 -a -j g «3 3 3 i 3 «a 3 i 3 .3 A SCHIFF'S BIG SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family hOh Broadway Logansport Indiana RALPH DAVID INC. Hardware Appliances 3 l6-5l8 Broadway Logansport Indiana • 1 I f � t- f J • l 1 f J D� D l I D l D £• ! • f D ir J D� J l I D I £)• D D D D l t J ■ i 3 3 « 3 i • J i � i 3.3 •] j j.] .3 .j .j .j.{ .3 .3 ,j ,j .3.j .3 � ] A IRISLLY'S Window Shades Venetian Blinds Rugs-Carpets Custom Made 220 E. Market St. Logansport Phone 3609 Indiana COMPLIMENTS Whitehouse Hamburger Shop 97-6th 206 E. Market Logansport Indiana A A A A w A MILLER'S GROCERY A A A A A A HENDRICKSON MOTOR SALES J Groceries - Meats A A A A Fruits Vegetables A A A A Watts Ice Cream A A A A Candy - Soft Drinks A A CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH J A A A A Phone: 393 A A A A A A A A Pulaski Indiana Lo?ansoort Indiana % LOGANSPORT LUMBER CO. Dial 3067 Logansoort Indiana 90 COMPLIMENTS of DR. C. E. THOMAS DR. LEO CAHALAN VETERINARIANS Logansport Indiana That EXTRA, PERSONALLY, applied, ARTISTIC SOMETHING' is what makes you know it is a RODKEY PHOTO� The VERY FxNEST photo to be had ANYWHERE, and AT ANY PRICE. Remember us for ALL FINE SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY, photos of WEDDINGS, CHILDREN, FAMILY GROUPS, FINE PORTRAITS, FINEST COLOR WORK, ETC. TJhe ffiodkey Studio (We made the photos in this book) Phone UOO 323 E. Main Delphi, Indiana A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Alii s-Chalmer s New Holland fl-C Dunham Farm Equipment G. M. C. Trucks and Service LEHNUS BROTHERS Farm Machinery Sales and Service South Edge of Logansport on Rd. 29 A-C Phone U691 Logansport, Indiana «? d 3 ki 3 3 - i 3 -3 4 a -d -d -d 3 � 3 i «3 � 3 3 -d 3 3 3 •! 3 -j 3 3 3 3 3 3 J 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 -a «3 3 -3 -a -a 3 3 3 3 -j 3 3 -j «a -3 3 3 3 -a i 3 3 3 3 � 3 � a 3 3 3 i «a i 3 -3 3 j -i «3 W. M. GRAFFIS SON Established 1973 Fine Shoes Hosiery 306 Hth St. Logansoort Indiana (•(•{•! { � 1 •{•(• I • I •{� { J n| � | � 3 -I 3 «J4E ! 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 «3 «I'd KI 3 3 3 3 3 «3 i -J COMPLIMENTS from STAR CAFE AND GROCERY Star City Indiana a a « a� A A A A A 4) A A A A A A A A A A A £ A A A WATTS SALES SERVICE U. S. 2l W, Linden Phone 21301 Logansport Indiana a a A A A A A A •3 -i d -j j -a 3 3 3 -a 3 -i «i 3 3 3«3 3 3 hi 3 «3 3 -3 -3 -3 -1 3 3 -3 -3 • i 3 -3 1 3 3 «3 • A Loans To Fit The Needs of Farmers PERU PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Wilbur E. Zieg, Representative 206 Fourth Street Logansport Indiana ? ? r 9 I A 6 6 A A A A A A A A A A A COMPLIMENTS OF THE | A A For Sand, Gravel, Stone, Cinders See RAYMOND ROPP GOODYEAR SERVICE Royal Center Indiana :•{ !• -I•1-J •' i «3 • i •{ 3 J -3 � i � 3 t • J 3 «3 3 -3 «i 3 «3«3 3 3 3 3 -3 3 3 3 -3 «3 «3 3 3 STANDARD SERVICE Gas-Oil-Tires Accessories Phone: 90U Jesse Conn I Royal Center Indiana 92 6th Broadway Logansoort Indiana A A A A A A A A A A A A • r- r r F r j;- i d f f ! • J) £•• i-1 f j i r-1 i j j r i d i r i d ! • i i d F- ih i t A A A A A A ORTMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY % A A A A A A Massey Harris Tractors Star City Indiana ? £.f W-1-1 £•£•£•£• l-£• W-1 t•£•£■£•£• t-£• l-1-t-l • l-£• l-� • £• £•£•£• • t-H £• £-l-£ t'1:-£•£-£•£• 1-£• l-£•£•£• J £-1-£•£•£•£• £-£•� £• £•£•£•£• S ?KlKl K2KI 2 Z 24 I 4444 4 !4K2 4 4444 2 14 444 4 44 44 34 I' I I44 2� 3� 2 2‘ 2 Z-34 1 DYE LIBER ¥ a ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ M ? ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ? w ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ? ? ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ V ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ + Don Conn, Manager Phone 50 Royal Center, Indiana A A A A A A A A A 4� A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 93 944444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 A ? A A V A A A A A A DR. L. E. FAIR SOUTH SIDE SUNDRIES Dentist 201-2 Barnes Bldg. Logansport Indiana Sealtest Ice Cream 112 Burlington Ave. Logansport Indiana QUICK FILM SERVICE Exclusively Photographic Phone )(J|J|)| £2U East Broadway KREUZBERGER'S JEWELERS Watch-Jewelry Repairing 526 Broadway Logansport Indiana | ansoort A Indiana Sales STAR MOTOR CO. s orcC Service You Can Pay More But You Can't Buy Better Phone 5178 Logansport Indiana TIMrSRLAKE'S GIFT SHOP 317-319 Fourth Street Phone 3Uoii Grover Timberlake, Prop. Greeting Cards Books Gifts News Fine Candies Losransoort Office Supplies Stationery Pencils Fountain Pens Indiana 14 4 144444444 444444 1 14 444 4 1444 1 144 444 4444 444444 14444444 444 4 4 3444 14444 1444 14 4 4 4 4 4 4 a A BICKELS Hobbies Crafts Toys 5th North Logansport PORTER DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Uth St. at Market Indiana | Logansport 94 Indiana ? ? ? v 7 ? OUR COMPLIMENTS TQ THE GRADUATING CUSS OF 1952 FROM THE TRUCK-DRIVERS OF BIRDS� HAVEN VERN WRIGHT W. D. HALL ORA DRE7.r C. C. HARPER R. CLARK TO. CRAW STANLEY BROWN dick McCormick TOMMY HOYES DELMAS DUNCAN WALT VICKROY BOB BURNS HOWARD SAYLOR SAM CUBAUGH DALUS QUINN ORA ARD KEN BUSKIRK HAROLD CLEMENTS DICK HINCH R. E. WILSON FLOYD STOVER ROBERT SCHAFER S. TIPTON WALUCE ADICH BUD BOWYER ROY SLOOP GERALD HERRICK ART LYNEST WARREN CARLSON DICK LONG BARNEY WTEDEHOLD MARVIN RIFE BOB LITTLE WAYNE R. LEFFERT WALT AVERY UWRENCE A. METZGER t 95 ? a «14 •« ki «a -a d 3 •« d -a a •« -a «a -a -a a a •« «a .a i a d - j «a •$ -a 3 •a -d •« m a d -a -a -a «1 •« a -a a -a -a -a a a •« «a i � j -a a •$ -a 3 -d -3 •$ «a 3 a j j j • •$ a ki •$ 3 -a j -1 «3 .3 -a WATTS BROS. ICE CREAM CO. Manufacturers of The Cream of Creams Dial USOU 113 Fifth Street Logansport Indiana a A A A £ A A a A 6 a J� A A 6 A «2� A A 6 A «!� 2� £ 6 A A £ COMPLIMENTS to the Graduating Class of 1952 Ministers Evangelical United Brethren Baptist - Christian Methodist Nazarine Royal Centre Indiana A A A A A A I'tr I • I-lr I-1-1-$• fr J -lr t-fr tr V V I'lr t-1 I fr t'I'tr I'I I-1 t� t'fr lr l trtr I fy I-t-frl� I-Is 1st- A «2� A A 2� 2� «2� (2) A A A A A «2� «2� A A A «2� A A A A A A A A A A A A A A «2� A A A A A A A A «2� A A A A A A A 96 'IKfffiKCR «USE KANSAS cmr 6, MISSOURI