Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1949 volume:

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W A 5 ff-ff X With or fine ond willing crew, f 1 ' ' The Senior Class of 49 X W Presents this book to you. i X , A , . f f V 4: HNUWQ PRESEN ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY SPORTS ACTIVITIES DEDICATION Standing on the threshold of life . . . remembering the past . . . endeavoring to translate the future, We seek life before us unfolding its many allurements, influences, and enjoyments. We sail into unknown and unhearlded realms. This has been so in our high school life and it shall be in our life to come. To our parents who have molded the pasti to our teachers and principal who have helped us to translate the future, and especially, to Mr. Phillips for his helpful guidance during our last year at Royerton, we humbly dedicate this issue of PANORAMA. FORWARD Only through the 'co-operation of everyone included between these covers has the publication of the PANORAMA been made possible. We, the staff-, Wish to express our deepest gratitude to the faculty, students, organizations, and departments for their very splendid co-operation. We have endeavored to show a cross-section ot lite at Royerton High School . . , classes . . . athletics . . . activities. We hope that our presentation ot these phases, that are so typically Hoyerton, meets with your approval, for it is for you that We publish this book. Q Z 7 -, X w Q3 RO Y X l .1 M 1 x9 X ADMINISTRATION CLIFFORD FRENCH IOHN BRINKLEY Principal CWest Builclingl Grade Principal mast Buudingj ADVISORY BOARD Orville Brown, Wood Leslie, Floyd Abraham, and Iohn Lotz, Trustee FACULTY LAURENCE PHILLIPS B. S, Ball State Business Education, English Senior Sponsor WANDA HUGHES M. A. Iowa S-tate Vocational Home Ec. Senior Sponsor PERRY BIXLER B. S. Ball S-tate, Coach Physical Education, Social Science Sophomore Sponsor MILDRED MARCUS B, S. Ball S-tate, Physical Education Social Science Sophomore Sponsor IOI-IN STEBBINS B, S. Ball State Drafting, Ind. Arts Iunior S-ponsor CAROLINE BECKNER A. B. Ball State Physical Education Office Secretary HARRY DUTRO Ball State Iunior High fEnglish CS: Math.J Eighth Grade Sponsor MARILOU LAMBERT B. S. Ball State Spanish Cafeteria Supervisor ANNA LOUISE CLINE M, A. Ball State Business Education Freshman Sponsor VEVA MCCOS-KEY M, A. Ball State, Library Social Science, Art Iunior Sponsor LEONARD GANTZ B. S. Ball State Iunior Hiah, Ind. Arts Seventh Grade Sponsor NELLIE BRINSON B. S. Ball State Iunior High fEnalish and Math.J Seventh Grade Sponsor DARRELL MILLER M. A. Ball State Math Science LAVENNA PUTNAM B S. Ball State English Dramatics MARCUS NEWTON M. A. Ball State Math., Science Freshman Sponsor FACULTY MAURICE ROUSH B. S. Ball State Biology Social Science MARY VAN SKYOCK A. B. Ball State Latin, English Eighth Grade Sponsor HERSCHEL BROWN B. S. Ball State Coach Physical Education Not In Picture ROLAND STROUP B. S. Purdue University Vocational Agriculture IOSEPH ANDERSON B. S. Ball State Music Director GRADE TEACHERS NELLIE BILLIARD Ball State Third Grade HOBART BLACK M. A. Indiana University Sixth Grade RUTH SPRONG Boll State First Grade IULIA MARQUELL Ball State First Grade WOODROW CONRAD Canterbury Fourth Grade KATHLEEN DUTRO Ball State Filth Grade RUTH BELL B. S. Ball State Second Grade MARIORIE PITTENGER Ball State Second Grade DOROTHY VERNON B. S. Missouri State Teachers College Sixth Grade FACULTY MARIORIE QUICK Ball State Third Grade REBA MILI-IOLLIN Ball State First Grade IVA MORRIS Ball State Fifth Grade ESTI-IER VVALI.. Ball State First Grade MILDRED YOUNG Ball State Fifth Grade MARIORIE GILL Bali State Fourth Grade CHARLOTTE RAINES Ball State Third Grade RUBY SI-IROYER B. S. Ball State Second Grade GLADYS FREDERICKS A. B. Ball State Fourth Grade EDRIE FAUN RICHARDSON Ball State Sixth Grade OFFICE SECRETARIES DOROTHY MILLER LA VAUGI-IN DUKE THE CREW Once again we present the statt of our newspaper and the authors of our book-the PANORAMA of 1949. Any member of the staff can tell you, it hasn't been an easy job to put these publications together. The Panorama and newspaper staffs have spent hours-yes, we mean hours-ou these publications. Now that the last issue ot the Hoyerton Review has gone to press and the Panorama is completed, we all feel that our efforts have not been in vain. It has taken a lot ot hard work and time, but we have enjoyed every moment of it. We have tried to present to you a record, both in writing and in pictures ol your 1948-1949 school year. We sincerely hope that you have enjoyed reading these publications as much as we have enjoyed putting them together. SENIORS gs' Y ax- e r ' K V - X, C Q Wqgc M X4 QT' ii' Q-115-4 f if L .. X:- gjfr. X ' - Z 'T,'l-i 'M' fl X -,f Q ..-...ffk Z -4 ,fra r S-ff!!-Z ...X THE FLAGSHIPU h 11 sail across great water Our ship s a ' een S hke a qu f f ' d ms helped to A ship so many wrs o make, Over the rolling billows of seas green h bubbled high- We shall blanch t e . way of our wake. SENIORS IACK PARK GEORGE HARLEY Basketball 3, 4 Class President 4 Football 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 Basketball 2, 3, The Whole Town's Talking 3 Editor of Panorama 4 Latin Club l, Z, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Hi-Y 2 Commercial Club 4 Vice-president of class 4 Royerton Review Staff 4 Commercial Club 4 President of Class 3 SPONSORS LOGAN BERGDOLL Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 IO ANN NELSON Commercial Club 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Camera Club 4 G. A. A- l, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 F. H- A. l. 2, 3, 4 Pcmorqmq Stqif 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 LAURENCE PHILLIPS WANDA HUGHES SENIORS ,viii 'T' WAYNE MORRIS HELEN HUMBERT Bond l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 G. A. A. l, Z, 3, 4 Library Staff l, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club l, Z, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Agriculture Club 4 The Whole TOWTIVS Talking Commercial Club 3, 4 Editor of Royerton Review 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 , KENNETH PARKS FRANCES REYNOLDS Hi-Y 2 Latin Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 3 MAURICE KENNEDY The Whole Towrrs Talking 3 Band l, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Royerton Review Staff 4 llM FADLEY Commercial Club 3, 4 lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Agriculture Club 4 lOAN BRAND Chorus l, 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 1 IANICE CARY G.A.A.l,2,3,4 ' The Whole Town's Talking 3 Pep Club 2, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 SENIORS CLYDE THORNBUBG ROVENE CUMMINS Baud l, 2, 3 G. A. A. 4 Latin Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Hi-Y 1, 2 Commercial Club 4 Royerton Review Stall 4 Football 4 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 ROSS HUMBARGER YOLANDA DANIELS Commercial Club 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 4 Track 3, 4 Library Staff 2, 3 ROBERT STRAHAN Football 4 BETTY MCCOBD Freshman Basketball G, A, A, 1' 2, 3' 4 Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3' 4 Hi-Y 2 Laitn Club l, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2' 3 CHARLINE KELLER G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 HOWARD HESSON F' H' A' I' 2' 3' 4 .. , , ,, , Commercial Club 3, 4 The Whole Town S Tulkmg 3 The Whole Town's Talking Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus CARL YOHEY Football 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketba Camera Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Panorama Stall 4 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 President of Class 2 ll l,2,3,4 SENIORS LOIS STRADLING G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Yell Leader Z, 4 Royerton Review Staff 'Z' CHARLES TUCKER MARY TOWRISS ' Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Royerton Review Staff Football 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 . Panorama Staff 4 HERBIE SHIDELER ROBERTA DOUG-AN G, A. l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. l, Z, 3 f Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Football 4 I lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 4 Hi-Y 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 PHYLLIS MORGAN GA A.l,2,3,4 F. H. A. l, Z, 3,4 DON DEWEES Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Agriculture Club Royertori Review Staff 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 SENIORS PAUL UMBERGER A GLORIA DUNN FOOllJOll4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 4 F. H. A. l, Z, 3, 4 I-Ii-Y 2 Yell Leader 2,4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Panorama Staff 4 Panorama Staff 4 Intramural Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 MARVIN MARTZALL CAROL HOLE Commercial Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 4 Commercial Club 4 EULA HAMMOND Latin Club l, Z, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 FRANK BRAND Library Stall 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. l, 2 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 The Whole ToWn's Talking Football 3 Chorus 1,2 Track 2, 3, 4 Royerton Review Stafl4 SUE MILLS Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 MARVIN IOHNSON Commercial Club 3, 4 Royerton Review Staff 4 Royerton Review Staff 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, Z, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 The Whole Town's Talkin Football 3, 4 Chorus 1,Z, 3 SENIORS IRETT O'DELL DORIS NELSON oirimercial Club 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Eotball4 I Latin Club l ,he Whole Town s Talking 3 Pep Club l, 2, 4 tramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 lThe Whole Town's Talking 3 1.Y 1 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT HUFFMAN IUNE ARMENT Bandl,2, 3,4 G. A. A. l,2, 3,4 Baseball 3, 4 F, H. A. 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 BGISkeibGll 4 Latin Club l, 2, 3 Football 4 Panorama Staff 4 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3 The Whole Town's Talking L l Chorus 2, 3 BARBARA GREEN DON RIGGIN G. A, A. l, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Chorus 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 Laiin Club l, 2, 3,,4 Band 2 Band 2, 4 Intramural Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Panorama Staff 4 PHYLLIS HOSKINS G. A. A. 4 HERBERT KIMBLE Commercial Club 3 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Panorama Staff 4 Latin Club 4 SENIORS RICHARD FANCHER PATRICIA TOOLEY Football 3, 4 Commercial Club 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Loitin Club I I-Ii-Y 2 IAMES WOODS BETTY SMITH Commercial Club 3, 4 Pep Club l, 2, 4 Hi-Y 2 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 The Whole Town's Talking 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Intramural Bcxsketboll ll 2, 3, 4 1-ib1'ClFY Sfflff lf 2, 31 4 Chorus l, 2, 3 Royerton Review Staff 4 The Whole Town's To1king 3 RICHARD HEDGES MARIORIE KIGER Hi-Y l Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus l, 2 The Whole ToWn's Talking 3 CHARLES HENDRICKS Basketball 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 MARY HOLLAND EI?-Sfkfg 2' 3' 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Cross Country 3 F' H' A' SENIORS' Not ln Picture VIRGIL LOWE Spanish Club 4 Commercial Club 3, '4 CHARLES COOK DAVE CRAW ELEANOR IENKINS Football 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Agriculture Club 4 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 PACERACZQ FQ?-QND 'The Whole Town's Talking 3 Royerton Review Staff The Whole Town's Talking 3 Library Staff l Panorama Staff 4 Library Staff 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 SO LONG R. H. S. The time has come for the departing of another class through the gradua- tion doors. Even though We are elated at knowing this, We shall miss Royerton School--each of us in a different way. In our years here at Royerton, be they long or short, we have learned through experience the importance of working and living together. We have learned that if We are to succeed, We must work. lf We can overcome our fears and difficulties in our future lives as we have in our school years, surely we are to succeed - as we have in the final goal of graduation. To our paren's and teachers, we would like to express our thanks for help- ing us to obtain the best education possible.. To the future graduates, We hope that you will find as much happiness and joy as we did in this, our Royerton School. OFFICERS OF ACTIVITIES Left to righte-lack Park, Editor of Panorama, Carl Yohey, President of Health Council, Ioan Brand, Majorette, Logan Bergdoll, Secretary of Senior Class, Io Ann Nelson, Treasurer of Senior Class, Bob Huffman, President of Bandi Helen I-Iurnbert, Editor of Royerton Review: George I-Iarley, Vice-president ot Senior Class, Gloria Dunn, President of G. A. A., Lois Stradling, Vice-president of G. A. A., front-Charles Tucker, captain of basketball team. NAME Marjorie Kiger Eleanor lenkins Iames Woods Charles Tucker Phyllis Morgan Iune Arment Howard Hesson NICKNAME Sue Red Thugs Bud Phil Mitsie Eula May Hammond Lu Lu Iack Park Robert Huffman Phyllis Hoskins Kenneth Parks Everett O'Dell Patricia Tooley Carol Hole Margaret Cummins Carl Yohey Richard Hedges Richard Fancher Io Ann Nelson Betty S-mith Donald Riggin Paul Umberger Roberta Dougan Maurice Kennedy Ianice Cary Logan Bergdoll Barbara Green Herb Shidler Charline Keller Betty McCord Lois Stradling Gloria Dunn Ioan Brand Frances Reynolds Herbert Kimble George Harley Clyde Thornburg Mary Towriss Charles Cook ary Holland elen Humbert obert Strahan arvin Iohnson Charles Hendricks oris Nelson on DeWees Marvin Martzall Marilyn Mills Flora Daniels David Craw ' Wayne Morris Ioseph Brand Patricia, Rowland !Ross Humbarger Virgil Lowe lames Fadley Pretzel Bob Iingle Fat Porkey and Pig Pat Butch Blondie Yoheyeavitche Dick Dick Io Smitty Don Neckie Bobbie Pee Wee Ian Bergie Blondie Barney Charlie Bett Lo Glo Io Frankie Rabbit Nig Iunior Cookie Censored Bobbie Rodney Peck Dot Rex Buddy Susie Yo Yo Dave Carrot Top Frankie Pat Hamburger Ebby Tex SENIORS IN WEAKNESS Bud Tamsett Purdue Freshman S-making and Women Women Hot Fudge Sundaes Men Men Money Girls Dancing Talk too much All the girls Dick Fancher Sports Good Music Girls Traveling and sports Pat Tooley Bowling and Vaughn Monroe Driving Blondes - , Driving around in Muncie Chasing conductors A certain girl Singing, acting and sports Flirting with girls Bob Flirting with the girls lack Artrip and bowling Money Weak foundation Cutting peoples hair Bands Giggling Sleeping Marilyn Blondes Making fudge Lemon cokes Boys Chocolate fudge Sleeping in the assembly Girls A girl at Burris Rodney Shafer School work Picture shows Walking up the ramp in a tight skirt Girls Blondes Cars Chocolate mints Mind Women with long curly hair and blue eyes Women PORT PET WORD Well Boy! Oh pot! What the? Betcha I can!'? Oh Fiddle l'll see you later Spit it out Gimme a bite Oh fiddely de Well 'den honey Heck Shoot Hi tid Here! Here! Oh Fine! Don't know do you? Haul Freight Hi Oh! Fiddle de dee Whee! Aw Heck! Come on, Yell! Oh, phooey censored Boy! What the foul Dog-on-it Yell! Will ya! Oh phooey Hold it Well, l'll be darn Well - Lois Oh nuts Iudas Priest Nuts By gad Ain't a kiddin Bless your little pointed head Oh! Mortimer Censored Oh nuts! I don't know and don't care I don't know Oh! boy Well I dcn't care Hey Buddy Foo Oh shoot Bill Babe I don't know I don't know Oh phooey I,don't know Honey Phooey AMBITION Professional skater Marry a college man C. P. A. Not to get married Housewife To be a model Retire at 50 Housewife Football star Farmer To choose the right road in life To be a diesel engineer Farmer Good Housewife To play in big league baseball , To get farther than I expect To become a lather To live long and make a fortune Be poppa of 27 kids To get out of school To get my dad's car when I want it To be a dairymall- To go to New York again To go over Niagara Falls in a barrel Ain't got none To be a secretary or teacher To own a new Ford Remain single? To milk cows Getmarried See the world To be my own boss To be happy To make the best ol my last year in band To be a nurse To be a man To own a good car ,To be a physics teacher Marry a millionaire To be a reporter To grow up Farmer Raise my own football team Farmer Professional skater To get out of school To be somebody To have a happy life To graduate Farmer To pass in health and safety To be a baseball player To marry a certain farmer To do as I please To be a good business man Farmer i A Gow .sv ww mm. FA L L 5 THC WH C!!-5 UNDERCLASSMEN 3 ,Zi ,f f f HBUCKING THE STORM ,ff if f f You're bound tor bluer waters Where the great winds blow, lt'll soon be tirne to pull the anchor Time for you to go. Green and merry the seas At times the winds blow cold, Salt and strong and pleasant And worth a mint of gold, The red-funnelled tug has gone So watch how you steer, Ease her when she pitches And keep the sailing clear. J UN IOR IUNIOR LOG Iuniors of today, seniors of tomorrow. We will fill the place of our graduating seniors in the fall of '49. This will be a big job and one for which we must be prepared. One of the best ways to become familiar with our class is to meet those people who have been our leaders throughout the school year. These officers were elected in the fall ot '48. They are Iohn Dull, president, Don Fyfe, vice-president, lohn Pickell, secretary, and George Buschor, treasurer. They have done an efficient job in shouldering our respon- sibilities. The highlights ot our school year were the junior carnival and the junior play. We spent many long but interesting hours on these productions. Our activities were under the direction of our class sponsors, Mr, Stebbins and Miss McCoskey. To them, we are indeed grateful for their patience, guidance, and for the ex- cellent job they have done. We sincerely hope that the class oi '50 will be one, long remembered. We are already looking forward with anticipation to next year which holds so many interesting experiences in store for us. The junior class of R. H. S. has one more year of learning and living together. Let us hope that we can make it the best yet. CLASS OFFICERS First Row-Iackie Decker. Second Row-lack Hammond, Cleon Fulhart, Mary Ienkins, Cooper Dalton, Phyllis McCord. Third Row-Charles Ray, Ian Madill, Robert Rhea, Louise Dowdy, George Buschor. Fourth Row-Carolyn Antrim, I. C. Reagan, Virginia Hanger, George Anderson, Marilyn Kirkhamj Fifth Row-DeWayne Dawson, Don Wiggins, Harold Anthony, Travis Miller, Don Morris. Absent when picture was taken-Rhoda Dun- gan, Donald Dougan, Georgetta McClure, Foster Halbert. IUNTOR CLASS First Row-lack Tobias, Max Locke, Barbara Robertson, Orville Clernenis, Hazel Stafford. Second Row-Forrest Watters, Beverly Buifing- ton, Gilbert Bushey, Raymond Parsons, Vida Dobbs. Third Row-lanet Riggin, Horace McClure, Norma Hole, Iohn Pickell, Betty Stanley. Fourth Row-Edith Phillips, Iames Vester, Nan- cy Scheskey, William Moulton, Alice Yohey. Fifth Row-Fred Parsons, Barbara French, Iohn Dull, Iacqueline Walker, Carl Acker. Sixth Row-Ioyce Holloway, George Holt, Georgianna Tobias, Gerald Hendricks, Iackie Sue Iackson. Seventh Row-Robert Smith, Fern McKillip, Donald Lawson, Ioyce Williams, Philip Sprinkle. Eighth Row--Virginia Miller, Leon Ianeway, lean Riess, Don Fyie, Faye McKillip. www F1555 A CLASS Jim nwfk ' ' 'Ti' .4 sw Q3 x 'X if 4? i ew in i if 'Q get .5-Q T ,... -P ' , -S' at 1 ':'- -zlv X f Vlll , A , iz. L, i X 5 y, 1' 'iw zi, wi , , Ji X1 l K W 5 1 Q 'Vg gf, ' 'Z , K Q28 ,fix nil SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE LOG Our sophomore class consists of seventy members -not so large a class as the freshmen but a class with plenty ol potentialities. Aft the beginning of the school year, we elected the following class officers-to direct our activities: Ioe Upchurch, president, Norma Cary, vice-president, Ioyce Reagan, secretary, and Ruth Beaty, treasurer. The highlights of our school year seem to be cen- tered around our sophomore skating party and various Christmas activities. However, basketball, football, and other activities have had their place in our school year. We are looking forward with much excitement to our junior year which is just around the corner. We are hoping the rest of our school days will follow somewhat the same pattern as that laid before us which includes such activities as plays, the junior carnival, and senior trip. V We have welcomed several new members into our class this year. They are Ioyce Reagan, lack Clevenger, Iohn Towriss, Iames Burcaw, and William McGee. We are very grateful to our class sponsors, Mr. Bixler and Mrs. Marcus, lor the excellent job they have done in directing our class activities. We are looking forward to the rest of our high school days and expect to take an active part in the future. 1 L '- A , www , 1 ,. ' 2355 -1' CLASS OFFICERS First Row-lohn Towriss, Betty- Clouse, Ray Bush, Martha Holland. Second Row-Dorothy Smullen, Virgil Paul, Thelma Smith, Donnie Smith, Iackie DeBord. Third Row-Don Siterd, Rozella Coats, Charles Welder, Norma Cary, Charles Kiger. Fourth Row-Shirley Bunner, Donald Arm- strong, Martha Deaton, lack Clevenger, Eve- lyn Harper. Fifth Row-Fielden Dalton, Marilyn McCreery Fred Huffman, lackie Ellis, Iames LeBeau. First Row-Ethel Hoskins, Ioe Upchurch, Norma Davis, Iohn Strahan, Rhea lean Smith. Second Row-Nelson 'Modglin, Beth Ann Brown, Bernard O'Dell, Iudy Miller, Thomas Weakley. Third Row-Ioyce Reagan, Harold Buchanan, Ruth Beaty, Rodney Miller, Carolyn Abraham. Fourth Row-Vernon Nelson, Rhoda Collins, Robert Chisrnan, Roberta Lane, Malcolm Brown. Fifth Row-Myrtle Harty, Wayne Ianeway, Willean Fusori, Ronald Benner, Mary Rousey. Sixth Row-Wayne Landis, Norma Huffer, Carroll Smith, Delores McClure, Iames Burcaw. Seventh Row--Glenna Sue Thompson, Allan Crooks, Lois Pease, Ogene Williams, Patty Smith. Eighth Row-Leslie Iones, Peggy McKillip, Iohn Claspell, Sally Rarick, Harold Parton, CLASS F RESHMEN FRESHMAN LOG . The Freshmen Class, eighty-tour strong, entered high school with a slightly lost feeling, which We tried to cover up with an attitude of cockiness. The upper- classmen, tagging us green , soon put us in our proper place and sometimes gave us a helping hand so that, in spite ot confusing Latin and algebra, swe soon be- came a part of the ,daily routine and felt almost as im- portant as the upperclassmen. Chosen to be the leaders of our activities were: Iackie Zehner, presidentg Rose Rhonemus, vice-presidentg and Marilyn Crarnpton, secretary-treasurer. The highlight of our events came near the beginning of the year when we took a trip to Chicago, visiting the Field Museum, Museum of Science and lndustry, the Acquarium, and many places and sights some ot us had never dreamed of being able to see. A night spent in a hotel, Ca new experience for many of usl and a history of transportation pageant added to our enjoyment. What are we looking forward to? Three more years of high school, even better than our first one-years packed with work and play, learning and living. We hope our junior carnival, our junior and senior plays, and our senior trip will be the best that we can make them, and we hope that when we graduate in 1952, each one of jfs will be able to take his place in the world as a citizen which our class can be proud to claim. re at i . -2 , ' CLASS OFFICERS wW,,f'-j, ,gg Q First Row-Norma Branson, Marilyn Davis. MN, , if ,, 'W 'ik 'F x Second Row-Indy Taylor, Franklin is S ,nf ,,. Garton, lackie Ze-hner, Betty Franklin, r M 35 5 Ai j 5 ,, 3, +1 WEE ly 4 l :X I C ,4-,Q 1 Terry Cooksey, Patricia Bice. Third Row-Gordon Hunt, Sally Watt. Delilah Batt, Kenneth Wasson, jerry Schwarz, Nancy Underhill. Fourth Row-Nancy McCord, Barbara Amos, Bobby Herbert, Norma Mer- anda, Mary McFadden, Lynn Turner. First Row-Nancy Shaffer, Carolyn Fyfe, Ronald Mixell, lean Mills, Gary Mansfield, Dorothy Atchley. Second Row - Phyllis Hammond, Douglas DeBord, lanice McKillip, Steven Cook, Barbara Humbert, David Battas. Third Row-Iames Harper, Ianice Hall, Dwight Thornburg, Ianet Ste- phenson, Arthur Maze, Iohn Colsten. Fourth Row - Carolyn Sue Brand, Curtis Nelson, Marjorie Clouse, Kent Trehearne, Billy lenkins, Nancy loyce. Filth Row-lohn Laycock, Mary Ioan Largent, Duane Clements, Lou Ann Cassell, Billy Barnet, Carolyn Ander- son. Sixth Row-Pat Collings, Isaac Cald- well, Beverly Smith, Dick Green, Glenda Miller, Charles Davis. Seventh Row-Paul Kem, Patty As- bury, William Maddy, Marilyn Crompton, Bobby Coates, Ruth Wal- ker, Eighth Row-loan Smith, Dick Riley, Ianice Locke, Billy Polk, Francis Ves- ter, Dick Riggin. Ninth Row-Leroy Modglin, Evelyn Groscost, Billy McDonald, Betty Thompson, Billy lanes, Mary lane Leamon. Tenth Row-Virginia Brown, Gilbert Gunckle, Rose Rhonemus, Don Miller, Loree Rose, Gene Hall. CLASS ' . A-1 I.. , A V 4 My , -: , A . ,, Q 1 gr- 5 ., ' P fi F , , . Mi Q H L K Wig fi i... , iiiii ' L- J.fV,'ft ' 'xi , F 4. ESQ V, - in t , .. W 1 was V , , J ft ' -Ie f 1, ,f T i If 'A i ' - ,fb , , V ,,,,,.. v , t V , , 3 , J t -5 it 6 if ,f it 521 Q it ca T-'T ' V 7 :S 'N 'f we 4' ' ,W 5 .A -.I 3 s I , iw,- Y si: , , . 12 ' ..-fr Q, g -2-esztzv .. , Q 1-in if fm 1. tw.. 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N xii... lv J i U, ,J ,, Z ,, ,-. f . x f ' 1 e- ff ff ,U .gif X .' fl' f ff ,, ' . ,.. f ' 41 I 1 I ,, ' ISS X 'X - 3 I Cf' f xsf, Y,:x 1 ' 'liitf ff ZX f' JUST COMING UP It'll soon be time for us to surface And at last we've come to a turn, But ever the course is deep and rough, For we still have lots to learn. With eager hearts and Willing hands We'1l tackle the tasks as they come, And the world will smile at the close of day On the end oi a course well run. EIGHTH . EIGHTH GRADE LOG As we entered our last year of Iunior High, we stood face to face with many bewildering situations. At least they seemed bewildering to us. But as days grew into weeks, we became more accustomed to our surround- ings At the present our class is eighty-seven in number. During the year we have welcomed several new mem- bers. Led by our sponsors, Mr. Dutro and Mrs. Van Skyock, we elected officers to guide our activities throughout the year. They are Donald Reese, president, Byron Hum' barger, vice-presidentg Mary lo Madill, secretary-treas- urerg and Hazel Taylor, news reporter. Highlights of the year were our class party and Christmas gift exchange. One of the bright signs of our future is our basketball team which has enjoyed a very successful season. The class of '53 is eagerly looking forward to four more years at Royerton High. We are all building to- gether to make better co-operation between underclass- men, and to make our class the best that has ever graduated from R. H. S. CLASS OFFICERS V First How-Gloria Eller, Betty Moore, Marilyn Rowland. Second Row -- Beverly Fogle, Glen Dougan, Patty Dixon, Charlotte Rousch, Patty Smith, Carol Robinson. Third Row-Philip Brand, Io Ann Law- son, Billy Wilhelm, Betty Ellis, Donald Alexander, Beverly Hudson. Fourth Rowfludy Houk, lohn Burt, loyce Davis, Donald Myers, Elaine Hesson, lerry Davis. Absent when picture was taken- Sarah Morgan. First Row-Barbara Goode, Donald Gray, Ianet Conaster, Donald Swartz, Betty Raley, Melvin Mclntire. Second Row-Roger Benner, Sandra Rector, lim Caldwell, Delma Wagner, Ronald Ratliff, Mary Staggs, Third Row-Lois Gillin, Robert An- acker, lean Addington, Harold Smith, Peggy Dungan, Billy Bennett, Fourth Row-Charles Robertson, Shir- ley Collings, lohn Miller, Ruby Thoms- son, Norman Bright, Mary lo Madill. Fifth RoweWlma Runion, Byron Hum- barger, Phyllis Long, Ronald Flick, Mary Buchanan, loan Burcaw. Sixth Row-Donald Rees, Gloria Coe oper, Ralph Smith, Carolyn Watters, Bernard l-lottinger, Charles Richards. Seventh Row - Virginia Addington, Gilbert Mclntire, Ianet McCord, larnes Dawson, Sharon Shaffer, Hazel Tay- lor. Eighth Row - Donald Nelson, Lila Iohnson, Robert Tracy, Marilyn Chis- man, Austin Patterson, lack Dungan. Ninth Row-Carolyn Limle, Clay Wil- liams, Mona Curtis, Billy Lawson, Virginia Herbert, Beryle Ritcheson. Tenth Row-Iames Ray, Ioan Simms, George Thornburg, Norma Mclntire, Ted Fancher, Iames Fuson. I '., GRADE 1 'A A A ,Ei E. is l jggggsggqgizf 3'a,aJ'::sAr. . 'HSV' B, 2 6 X ti 1 -' zflttzx ES E ..L2iiRfg, W K - - '-'- X s if 5 ,,,, if MC T. ,, 4 3235, .V V W ,5 ' 'K e , p ,, ,lik it Q M mg gg .,.,, 432 'Witgf 3 Q My 'il A f . i E, SEVENTH SEVENTH GRADE LOG At the beginning of the school year our seventh grade assembly was full and over flowing. The average enrollment has stood above the one hundred mark the greater part of the year. Wide eyes and shaky knees constituted our entrance into lunior High School. The first few days of school we were somewhat bewildered. Seemingly, we were always getting into the wrong rooms at the wrong time. It wasn't long however, until we became adjusted to this new experience. During the year we welcomed three new members into our large class. They are Barbara lean Scott, from Penville, Hazel Harvey, from Rockford, Illinois, and Max Deisel from McKinley School in Muncie. Chosen to be our class officers were: Beverly Stephens, president, Iesse Harty, vice-president, Iackie Taylor, secretary, Iohn Wolfe, treasurer, and Billy Davis, news reporter. In various ways we have supported the physical education program whole heartedly. The Christmas party and gift exchange were greatly enjoyed by every- one. During the second semester a party was held in the gym and a picture was shown. Much credit for a successful year is due to Mrs. Brinson and Mr. Gantz, our sponsors. CLASS OFFICERS First Row - Paula letrnore, Nancy Shreve, Lois Thomas. .. fpsi... -1 ' . fi ,E-' W, K my -31, :TX . ' f W my gm' M 5 .HL-M. ,.V , ,, MM A In l A 'fm - w, ' ,. ig fi A F f I A W 3 lv mg-E:,,:.E.7... , . X .rm rays, hw iw ,. We wifi? wtf' X S .... 4. .,... .. Az if fo a Y' y , ew- 2- 43 K it 5 ' im Mx iw, .W 1 :' , , Q V ix., M, gtg L, 'W ,Q V wi 4'i'i 'f if K.. 1 W ' M, M ,A 8 Hgh -V , . lx W. 1 . J... X' . g ' r - . si.'t w -' 'W ' 4 X sw - ' T. 1. ..,t , . , , Q , ,egg riff 3. V . A ,551 , 221-lf. J-if-ii f f d in-.. . li . .mx s ,J V -8 v Wx 5 Y an f A .V is K, Q M 5-V f 9 i -i ' is 5' L F 25 i , f 5 W f use ' 3 it . ug 3' J J H, 3' M V' jxijfw V7 I f ff . .. PM If . i M if Qu f -- bw v .Jia 'fi M M . fifff 'Stn K 7 35 , we - ,t r ,V M , '.: ,. ' Q ' , 7 ,ffsggfg is li , .1533 . V Q . Y, It A ' gjrfi , iw T- if W M ,. . w sf. Q Q.. .A 7 A' H 33392 ...N M , , 'L -. . t ' H ,Qi ' x .J ' 97 if fw I' A fit .i'f. :A Sizliifffsiflfint Second Row-Beverly Stephens, Rob- ert Miller, Ianet Evans, Larry McCabe, Deloris Stacey, E l v i s Scales. Third Row - Iohn King, Sue Poulson, Charles Largent, Dorothy Locke, Richard Manring, loyce Clevenger, Fourth Row-Sara Mills, Frank Resler, Louise Mclntire, Richard Tooley, Eve- lyn Stinnett, lack Roberts. Fifth Row-Charles Towriss, Lila Carr, Frederick Vester, Barbara lohn- son, lohn Winget, Geraldine Bulock. Sixth Row-Caroline Barnett, Charles Davis, Iackie Sue Taylor, Paul Os- borne, Mary Ellen Steinke, Iesse Harty. First Rowelames Leacock, William Monroe, Dorothy Wingate, Tommy Hoskins, Clifford Owens, Phyllis Cook. Second Row-Nila Camel, lames Cash, Marshal Tobias, Lavelle Lilly, Garland Smith, Carl Green. Third Rowe-Dewwitt King, Bob Lilly Imogene Crouse, lohn Bradlyj lack Murphy, Marjorie Coats. Fourth Row-Ruth Anna Polk, Donald Paul, Stanley Wampler, Roslan Turn- er, Rex Stinnet, lack Stanley. Fifth Row-Kenneth Meer, Maurice Turner, Monica Wright, Bill Burden, Donald Boyd, Barbara Scott. Sixth Row-Lobedia Batt, Louis Hea- ton Charles McClure, Ida Cook, Carl Bonner, Freda Mae Bailey. Seventh Howe-lohn Cargile, Sam Hedges, Patty Holland, lohn Wolf, Ioe Malcolm, Paul Dalton. Eighth Row-Mary Etta Claspell, Fred McKillip, Merril Hiatt, Io Anne Riggin, Roger Park,.Patty Burt. Ninth Row-Bill Mixell, Marvin Conn, Sally Maxwell, Iames Honn, Hazel Marvey, Robert Hale. Tenth Flow - Estelle Dalton, Billy Meyer, Marvin Sollars, Helen Sue Penrod, Iohn Hillery, Dorothy Hiatt. GRADE MR. STROUP MR. DUTRO WW 5 mi P-998 JON fo 41 0,017 ELEMENTARY 'lf' X , ,f 'T' N 55, V E A 'ff PEZ' , ff X fff'.7' 'I Q R X X -R. E Y Y - ,,--,,j -'- 5,5 ---- E-A X The waters there, are waiting And G course is yet to lay, With your plcms now in the making You'H be soiling out some day. A ,. fl xg-4 Miss Richardson SIXTH GRADE First Bow-Sharon Liridernann, Richard Craw Phyllis Shirey, Bichard Bunner, loy Ann Miller. Second Bow-lames Moore, Beverly Riggin, Larry Brandon, Phyllis Kiger, Richard Dugan, Darlene Roth. Third Row-Nancy Holt, David Madill, Ruth E. Burt, Larry Leslie, Kay Hurst, Harold Miller , Fourth Row --Harvey Hornbaker, Marv E. Frogge, loseph Bausch, lanet Watkins, lack Beeson, Carolyn Law- son. Fifth Bow-lane lovce, Frederic Mee- ker, lanet Allen, Max Miller, Betty House, Iohn Sprinkle. Sixth Row-Richard Stephens, Mar- iean Hudson, Donald Ebrite, Sandra Osborne, Larry loe Kennedy, Ruby Scott. Seventh Bow - Barbara Clements, Billy Ellis, Marilyn Yates, Donald lrv- ing, Naomi Ianeway, Wilbur Ratlitt. Absent when picture was talcene Barbara Perry. SIXTH GRADE First Row-Donald Holt, Mary Durnal, Columbus King. Second Row-Steven Breiner, Bar- bara Goldman, Ralph Collins, lack Miller, Lucky Maze, Wayne Carr. Third Row-Phyllis Blair, Eddie Hay- den, Clay Davis, Iohn Franklin, Ioy Greer, Tommy Nelson, Fourth Row-Iames Hendee, Viola Baily, David Brown, Beverly Burden, Iames Dickens, Alice Colsten. Fifth Row-Shirley Dungan, Ronald Arnett, Vergie Anderson, Ioe Ed- wards, Norma Howe, Frank Cavan- augh. Sixth Row-Neil Hall, Patty Harker, Barry Mixell, Mary Mitchell, Ray Davis, Iosephine Conner. Seventh Flow-Anna Berry, Charles Claspell, Aloyse Dull, Buddy Gillette, Phyllis King, Marlin Gunckel. Eighth Row-Huey Fyite, Alice Futrell, Sonny Marks, Ida Heisel, Harold Gar- ton, Ianet Coulter. Mr. Black Q-1, Mrs., Vernon SIXTH GRADE First Row-larnes Srnith, Sharon S-ayers, Alfred Williams, Fred Richeson. Second Row - Frederica Written- house, Ronnie Smith, Mary lane Iett, Walter Caldwell, Shirley Miller, Rich- ard Robertson. Third Row-Dustin Waymire, Louise Parton, Philip Shelby, Ruby Rose, Ioe Watt, Ruth Ann Tobias. Fourth Row-Barbara Sills, Charles Thompson, Patricia Goode, Donald Walker, Donna Stierwalt, Robert De- Bord. Fifth Row-Billy Brand, Ioyce Sch- warz, Larry Curtis, Barbara Alberson, Bobby Beal, Nettie Everroad. Sixth Row-Carl lane-way, Edward Everroad, Iudy Bowser, Hollis Bil- berry, Saundra Oliver, Alvin Sours. Absent when picture was taken- Harry Thomas, Richard Conatser, Patricia Hutchens. FIFTH GRADE First Row-Rolland Stephens, Gail Roth, Richard French, Catherine Cecil, Roger Scott, Barbara Cox. Second Row-Barrara Doerr, Rose- mary Humbert, Rose Fenwick, Larry Deaton, Phyllis Honn, Iohn Polk. Third Row-Robert Scott, Alice Bil- liard, lames Wheeler, Sue Ann Ioyce, Gene Cannon, Patricia Smelser. Fourth Bow-Peggy Stebbins, Iohn Bonner, Marlene Knight, Kenton Rig- gin, Martha McClure, Marlene Mitch- ell. Fifth Row-Ieanette Hornbaker, David Mahoney, lacqeline Dodson, 'lay Beeson, Erma McCalister, Iohn Hart- meyer. sixth Row-Phyllis Mailer, Mary Lou Walker, Glen Odle, Iayne Beeson, Gerald Iohnson,-Nedra Waymire. Absent when picture wasytaken- Lonzie Dowdy. Mrs. Morris F 'M F sw ,fi , My -it ii' F 'i . H lr f '-'- I ff' 1 ir'-if - W . ggge: - it ' . f' ' -,...tK vs, t ,.., 7 A Eg, fff k r J , jk M: Nia., V , Q - ' : 'L fig , A -. -ps- :: 1235, Q mba' I ' 1 .Y iv ,y .Wy ,it e- , 3-vt.,- 4 we -' ,I 'Q say. . .. - - t 2 I WP 3' ' L l f T L Q x ,.,, ,Q ' at Kr- W ' . it Mrs. Young FIFTH GRADE First Row-Richard Wright. Second Row - Bobby Clark, Stella, Second Row - Bobby Clar, Stella Caldwell, Hugh Herbert, Sandra Sayers, Gerald Shelby, Patricia Bird. Third Row - Ianice R o b e r t s o nl Herschel Lawton, Cecile Mitchell, Travis Waymire, Ianet Bateman, Ray' Mixell. Fourth Row-Keith Salisbury, Anna Giesman, William Cooper, Shirley Norris, Kenneth Limle, Shirley Schwarz. Fifth Row-Mary Lou King, Iay To- bias, Flora Harvey, Richard Nelson, Kay Tracy, Max Brand. - Sixth Row-Darrell Gray, Beth Ann Wolfe, Donald Clements, Ianet Com- pliment, Anson Tooley, Rex Sparks. Absent when picture was taken- Floyd Massengill, Orval Dull. FIFTH GRADE First Row-Betty Ann Deadman, Charles Clevenger, Sue Bradley, Dean Flick, Connie S-mith. . Second Row-Ernest Vest, Emily Monroe, Billy Davis, Mary Martha Goldman, Iimmy johnson. Third Row-Mary Reitenour, Tommy Wine- inger, Alice Daugherty, Terry Wible, Marina Van Matre. Fourth Row-Rex Rees, Betty Siloski, Ierryi Hess, Patsy Cooper, Carl Harrison. U Filth RQ:-Marie Clements, Charles Darger, Billy Sours, lerry Clouse, Deana Arment. Absent when picture was taken-Sonia Landis, Eileen Runyon, Ralph Brant, Philip Bebout, Don Coy, Bob Murphy, Kenneth Hoover. Mrs. Dutro FOURTH GRADE Mr. Conrad H---y Ib? First Row-Macky Teboe, Ruth Ellen Graves, Lucindia Shireyf Second Row-Nila Ruth Emenhiser, Donnie Lee, Hawk, Mary Margaret Wheeler, Kenneth Smith, Donnalee Smelser, Delbert Manes, Third Row-Ronald Cook, lane? Cas- sel, Douglas Reed, Helen Cunning- ham, Gordon Long, Marilyn Polk. Forth Rowe-Aneta Mae Ellis, Mark Wiley, S-ara Lou Rousch, David Miller, Gloria Brandon, Robert Davis. Fifth Row-Max McFadden, Norma lean Locke, Phillip McKillip, Rebecca Godfrey, Gerald Davis, Diana Nixon. Sixth Row-Rita Kemmer, Leonard Clevenger, Mary Burt, Charles Bech- dolt, Pattie Shreves, Sharon Dee Owens. Seventh Row-Tommy Livingston, Iudy Clark, Maxie Stacey, Lois Chis- man, Sharon Doerr, Phyllis Salisbury. Eighth Row-Alice Kain, Iohn Mills, Ianet Ebrite, Larry Lee Owens, Nellie Edrington, Ioe Walker. F DURTH GRADE First Row-Jackie Westerman, Ianet Ray, Eddie Zachary, Gordon Wine- inger, Second RowAGeorge Bailey, lerry Collings, Peggy Chism, Gene Tre- hearne, lane Wilson, limmie Bowser. Third Row-Charles Anderson, Gor- don Wright, William Hatfield, loe Cannon, M, C. Gossett, lohn Davis, Fourth Row-Russel Marling, Larry Smoot, Ioyce Allen, Michael Mixell, Don Kem, Duane Iohnson. Fifth Row-Howard Holland, Barbara Walls, Charles King, Betty Howe, Tommy Bruin, Kenneth Finchum. Sixth Row - Ioyce Sallee, Tommy Chandler, Marilyn Campbell, Donald Kiger, Carolyn Ritcheson, Donald Ab- sher. Seventh Row - David Green, Diana Davis, Iohn Lilly, Dixie Holbert, Lewis Hudson, Liddie'Burris. Mrs. Gill ,+- .0 f 77' TNI' Mrs. Fredricks FOURTH GRADE First Row-Arthur Hicks, Loveta Yoder, Westly Brees, Virginia Beal. Second Row-Betty Ie-an Lewis, Audrey Harless, Ima Cooper, Sidney Barnes, Sylvia Curry, Elbert Hedges. Third Row-Fredrick Wasson, Caro- lyn Conner, Darrell Forshee, lmojean Coates, Kenneth Fogle, Betty Atchley. Fourth Row - Dollie Hicks, Howard Estep, Kaye Clements, Iimmy Atchley, Carolyn Kidwell, Darrell Sayers. Fifth Row-Larry Hillery, Rosa Ked- Well, Glenn Proctor, Dena Cooper, Robert Dubbs, Betty Gilletie. Sixth Row - Beverly Hoskins, lerry Hillery, Linda Matson, Charles Lamb, Iudith Wine, Ogal Claspell, Seventh Row-Richard Hall, Dewanie Watters, Paul Mclntire, Darlene Ab- sher, Donald Henry, Mary Ann Morris. First Row-lack Sharp, Earl Clements, Montie Hall. . Second Row - Claude Van Matre, Ianice Hunnicutt, Micky Van Matre, Iudy Leslie, Donald Holmes, Patricia Tobias. Third Row - Bonnie Weaver, Ray- mond Morrical, Dixie Adams, Marvin Perry, Linda Turner, Laurence Shirey. Fourth Row - Iackie Gantz, Wilma Iohnson, Douglas Osborn, Iulie Evans, Larry Iones, Ann Cramer. P Fifth Row-Sandra Hendrix, Wayne Lamm, Ianet McSherry, Lance Riggin, Martha White, Merrill Clevenger, Sixth Row - Iames Rumielt, Carol Swoveland, Donald Mitchell, Martha Battas,, Warren Cwroscost, lane Hart- meyer. Seventh Row-Patricia Fenwick, Win- ston Davis, Marsha Allen, Clyde Cook, Thelma Crouse, Richard Kirk- patrick. Absent when picture was taken - Edna McCalister, Margy Burt, David Cox, Iohn Writtenhouse. Mrs. Raines THIRD GRADE 'ov First Row-Barbara lanes, Danny Bill Hopper, Trula Clark. Second Bow-Charles Conner, Peggy Marie Brown, Harold Collins, Evona Oisten, Grover Caldwell, Nancy Har- den. Third Row-Phyllis Hedges, Louis Mc- lntire, Linda Lamb, Herbert Oisten, Sally Ann Fisher, Iohn Gilland. Fourth Bow--Eugene Mullins, loyce Upchruch, Arnold Breedlove, Iudth Wible, David Howard Collins, Ioan Hershrnan. Filth Row-Lillie Mae Swartz, Dean Rhonemus, Patricia Anderson, Donald Davis, Frances Buttenbarger, Iimmy Miller. Sixth Row - David Brand, Shirley Boots, Dickie Bennett, Rosita Max- tield, Ierry Burden, Marsha Murphy. Seventh Row-Patricia Dillon, David Modglin, Frances Harrison, Danny Green, Martha Neely, Billy Smith. THIRD GRADE Miss Billiard L Q X V N 1 . 1: A I., . ,. 3 dr .,.. b V7 2 I , 7 , I gnc I , a-W 17' -v.. Q 4 uv Y ,. 4 s 'E' . :ki . X K .fn .- 1 ' ' 'L ' First Row-Marilyn Daugherty. DW A 'W i'-' A ' if 229' Q v econd Row - Larry Marling, lames A QQ , Jwfilygzgmtf lj 5 as ' if iimn ' haw, Beverly Finchum, Clarence Co- If ji To , I l i , ' per, Tillie Brown, Rosemary Ullman. 2 , - - , six K g as . if ' 'E' - f 'af A 'B '15 ni we , V ' 'f ffhird Row-Arnold Brooks, lane Turf le 6 J , QQ lf ,iw X 2- , -, 3, 1 Rier, Billie Plummer, Mildred Futrell, ' X - V - 'i 1 f V1 ary lean Vester, lohn Landis. J uiyru V -' fx? ,fl so V V H im. '5 .1 f 1 A' 4 f .f41,,,f?lff'isf'lEi --i' ' gourth Row-Gary Collins, Dennis 'A 'M 3 1 4 i avanaugh, S- a u n d r a Daugherty, ' , , , f M Wanda Harvey, Dwaine Collins, Mar- , , im, ' M ,, cella Crater. 'H' , h r. , QM N ' .. 4 as -1... -H' if, , f 'mm R 'B iidc XT, 'V L ' 1 ow- onme ryan, u y om- W, f N A - y r Eliment, Edward Parton, Kerin Eiler, I f ' W, Y in 1, ' 'arnes Bratlon, Waunelda Anaclcer. 'B I f - K 4 ' ,wiv F Trix 3 A Ri , gixth How-Winnie Richards, Iames if MW. . i xi erry, Donna Coy, Lawrence Clear, ' L, ' ,,. or e A Q' 'udy ludd, Robin Carr, ,gi A w IL- f N 'M , Q32 . ' - - ' TM' is , eventh Row - Leslie Schwarz, fi f 4' ' w ' ., it ladys Mitchell, Larry Moody, lean- My i X 1 A l ' en Scales, Billie Conley, Kerin iv A I iw ' M wain, 'ff ' 'Q K .3 L J L7 '-1 2 ri ' Y 'Ti ' 3? ., L ff, , m f 1 i'+ A ,, .. mr , 'fi , ' - - f 5 W' flz wi ii . Q, iii., r r 'f A ,M ru' r . vi' A . .nv QQ nr. 1, 'H X' :QV at wr' W -an -, :rx 14- 1 :L L :1 I, :gy 1 A 55 I , I P ly, Q Y k ' K, A I f W , f' , in L , B vi i if ., 4. ff SECOND GRADE Miss Bell ,M fl S Qi J Z Q 1 First Row-Dickie Fuiihmt, Dickie Ellis, Steven Full- ? 1 P W g - :wa ..,.., .Z -::-i-:e, .,:-. -1- - i zzz-2 rf- - - - Q Q Q, - hart. K Q ., QQQ.3., A .JQ QA,-- SEQQQQQ M ' ' , - - iii Q -vv- ,- ' 5 ' 7525 ? 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Filth Row-Shirley McCord, David Bil- liard, Ioyce Smith, David Addington, Ianet Kirkpatrick, Dean Fuson. Sixth Row - Royce Costin, Eileen Daugherty, Iirnmy Craw, Ioan Knight, Robert Odle, Darlene McSherry. Seventh Row-Marilyn Gray, Dickie Reed, Leona Evans, Dickie Glass, Nancy Watkins, Phillip Elser, Eighth Row-Danny Benner, Carolyn Howard,QDon Hatfield, Nancy Hum- bert, Steven Barnett, Elaine Newton. Ninth Row - Sharon Dodson, Larry Moore, Amy Io Pease, Charles Eyer, Nancy Bixler, Tommy Alexander. Absent when picture was taken-- Billy Poland, Billy Haisley, Nancy Bechdolt, Katherine Saunders. SECOND GRADE , l First Row-limmy Chandler, Delores Iohnson, Barbara Meer, Phillip Mc- Intire, Rita Ann Curry. Second Row - Dewayne Goldman, Ruth Mclntire, Fred Meer, Sharon Waymire, Billy Well-s, Sally Thresher. Third Row-Willoughby Brown, Rich- ard Rinehart, Betty Ann Childers, Harold Keller, Nancy Holbart, limmy Smith. Fourth Row - Ronald Atkins, Iudy Salisbury, Robert Patterson, Marsha Harrison, Gary Horn, Arbulla Brooks. Fifth Row-Iudith Iett, G. B. Caldwell, Mary A. Compliment, Robert Frogge, Anna Bright, Larry Ioe Newkirk. Sixth Row - Ronald Fouch, Garnet Barton, Leroy King, Diane Shelby, Buddy Adams, Donna Caldwell. Seventh Row-Elsie Sailers, Danny W i n e i n g e r, Sharon Upchurch, Michael Honn, Patricia Wright, Guy Carter. Eighth Row - Ierry Nelson, Richard Burden, Denn-is McLe1and, Sandra Bird, Michael Schesky, Tony Acton. Absent when picture was taken- Corinie Davis, Iohn Rhonemus, Ierry Tomey, Katherine Sherrill, David Wright, Doris Dull. N my W? Nu jst ,Z Ji. .f .iff W We . , it G. ..,. gr ' iii? , J W 1 M fffs' f s S .A 12 ' X 'S ff! fa 5 fi' ri r is . i - 'sl' T' K A 3 ' . f I git? fm ,g f ir at K .. ,. 2.3 ,,,. t . xl., ,,.,. A .. .y ., WMA fm ii, .. -35 twggm. . f V f ' 1 2 f i ff ' 'A t 2? X t 6 , I F., - 5, f T 1 x Ili V - i x f My L . 1 'fu , ga 'QS A, Q 1 igigiryi Q W - :sir . 4 f' . . 5 5 of lst V' V 1:55:25 ig I 4 N . 6. r. :E t-. A kt 'mg K ' - .. A ., , it Ng? ' - , V . i ,fl t. we-QY3,,4 . Ja. ii t Xi ' ' . is. in . .yr . 0 53 N.. .. 111 i ' Q17 4' 125 E: . f fl, . R Q3 :Q W I : 5 Z Y We 4 ,' ' Q' '3fY S3f ' - ww , , - r 1 ' . .Q W . , .. r . Y 7 ,,,.... ..,. .1 .. I -. ,, ' u A W ...v V , faq it Mrs. PITTENGER SECOND GRADE IF' ff Mrs. Shroyer First Row - lame-s Hillman, Linda Dungan, Gary Nelson, Delbert Bate- man, Robert Miller. Second Row-Robert Bratton, Verla Staggs, Billy Hudson, Phyllis Wiley, Charles Bench, Paquita Frogge. Third Row-Betty Plummer, Lucas l-lisel, Caroline Tetfeteller, lames Lipscomb, Gene Hayden, Fourth Row-Edward Alberson, Lois Ritcheson, lerry Moody, Virginia Breedlove, Dale Wasson, Shirley Led- better. Fifth Row-Lela Burris, Gary Cleven- qer, Shirley Hillman, David Coulter, Ellen Meer, Iohn P. Durnal. Sixth Row - Phillip Hayden, Nila Schwarz, Robert Vester, Verla Staggs, lackie Yoder, Kathryn Cavanaugh. Seventh Row-Mary Ruth Sallee, Ed- mund Reno, ludy Clark, Larry Schmidt, ludy Clements, Lander King. Eighth Row-Ronnie Reitenour, Mar- garet Ullman, Frank Parton, Alice Bright, Alonzo Neely, Patty Brown. Ninth Row-Marilyn Shaffer, Larry Burden, Dianne Morrison, lohnny Ryder, Rebecca Beaty, Billy Dailey. Absent when picture was taken - Kirmit Howe, lohn Wolfe, Linda Wright, lean Conley, Robert Dungan, Annabelle Hall, Marion Chandler. l FIRST GRADE i First Row - Candy Sue Anderson, Nancy lo Turner, Anitia Green, lim Walker. Second Row-Melanie Eller, Iimmy lanes, Ianelle Freeman, Iohnny Bar- nett, Barbara S-eats, lerry Cox. Third Row - lohnny Farmer, Steven ,Lamrn, Patty Stephens, Linda Pember- ton, lohnny Stebbins, Eilizabeth lBattas. Fourth Row - Lynda Lotz, David Clevenger, Nancy Burcaw, Larry Clevenger, Donna Sue Ryan, Phillip Cox. Fifth Row-David Larry Harper, Shar- on Wright, Larry Vroornan, Iacqueline Fager,, Malcolm Cramer, Howard Moore. Sixth Row-Michael Davis, Paul Dean Gardner, Doletta Faye Harmon, Mar- ley, Eans Ill, Rose Marie Ramsey, Iimrny Livingston. Seventh Row - Lary Hatfield, Doris Lipscomb, Ioe Holmes, Randy Thomas, Roberta Fenwick, Earlene Howard. Absent when picture was taken - Zora Clevenger. Mrs. Sprong 'J' Miss Marquell X 1 Q .3 , at H 5 1 .- 55535152 ,pf r v fl' X .. W Wy K E FIRST GRADE ' -1 . -1 REWSK 1- . : T ' p l , W:-I L l , ,Q-H 5 , Q P 3. if figs, ,X m 5 1- 'r Q sf . , N,,..V Avll , First Row - Dennis Brown, Shirley Winningham, Michael Whitehair, Irene Vincent, Iohnny King, Theresa Hoskins. Second Row - Wanda Coy, Vernon Hisel, Roseva Stout, Michael Barnes, Patricia Whitney, lerry Thresher. Third Row - Tony LaVelle, Carolyn Sue Davis, Robert Hershman, Ianice Ashton, Wayne Barton, Donald Iones. Fourth Row-Larry Brooks, lerry Lee Buffington, Lois Carole Sayers, Estel Hopper, S-ara Lamb, Ronald Winget. Fifth ROW-Allen Cooper, lulia Ann Hillan, Roger Kem, Barbara Adams, Richard Iohnson, Bruce Powers. Sixth Row-George Lacey, Victor Hill- man, Linda Ressler, Raymond Brown, Rozetta Bailey, Philip Mills. Seventh Row-William Paille, Carol Iean Monroe, Paul Berry, Carolyn Sue Harker, lerry Lee Boggs, Delynn Dur- ham. Absent when picture was taken -- Earlene Davis, lames McDaniel, Mary Sharon Stephens. First Row f Marilyn Dillon, Tommy Brand, Johnny Brashear, Sheila Rae Downing, Jimmy Haynes, Dana Dead- man. Second Row -- Jackie Smith, Jackie Sailers, Linda Wine, Jimmy Bolding, Billy Bicknell, Bobby Bicknell. Third Row - Sharon Atkins, Nancy Criswell, Phil Miller, Lynn Barlow, Marilyn Clements, Babara Smith. Fourth Row-Tommy Giesman, Don- ald Horn, Larry Sloan, Mary Helen Taylor, Jack Judd, Bobby Shafer. Fifth Row-Evelyn Schmidt, Roy Pat- terson, Judy Curry, Monte Bagley, Howard Davis, Anita Arment. Sixth Row-Dewayne Wagner, Joyce Limle, Billy Williamson, Jimmy Hall Susie Van Landingham, David Sacks. Seventh Row-Evelyn Salle, Danny Kirby, Shirley Maddy, Larry Cunning- ham, Doris Coates, Coy Conley. Absent when picture was taken - Carol Newkirk, Johnnie Davis, Sammy Sanders, Larry Salee, Tommy Fields, Brenda Tucker. FIRST GRADE A Mrs. Millholin ev' fit. ' 4 ., -.. 3. Q I -. .jvl K I J' J lt ,. 5 gg y 3 . , y my I f Q ' ' QM' f V 'i ' fl 4- Q I -5 - W F . I r I , it . ,f . -m fi., 1 J J if fr -it W L , my i f 4- ,N f D ai in I 'A W .y J EV vi, no I W w:v Vy, ., I ' if K' ' , ,. ,... f , - Z J, - gg, L y , ... 1' W Z VVL.. 'I . . . .Jkt A if - g 1 Mrs. Wall FIRST GRADE First Row-Ierry Smith, Gary Borsen, Bernard Meer, George Gates. Second Row-limrnie Morrison, Gene Mor- vilius, Henry Thomas, Daniel Oisten, Charles Vester. Third Row-Larry lo House, lohnnie Roberts, lack Lee Humerickhouse, Ioe Staistall, lim- mie Mitchell. Fourth Row-Tommy Writtenhouse, lames Melvin Bird, Charles Ionson, Iudy William- son, Roy Blankenship. Filth Row-Roy Conatser, Gene Raymond Coy, ludith Tomey, Paul Iohnson, Shirley Atkins. .,. :Pf- JN Tjcf ffl? WP X QYMMQ fxv! IZ' X X QS g, f . - V-,. T '-'w '- .L ,, 'Q f5 sfgsg G RADUATING GRADUATING SENIORS Top Row CLett to Rightl-Robert Huffman, tackle: Dave Craw tackle, Don Riggin, guard. Second Row-Logan Bergdoll, quarterback, Maurice Kennedy, halfbackg Carl Yohey, haltback. Third Row-Marvin Iohnson, tackle, Wayne Morris, tackle, Everett O'De11, guard , SENIORS Top Row CLef1 to Right?-Chorlie Tucker, holfbcxckg Clyde Thornburg, end: Robert Strohon, holfbock. Second RoWefPou1 Umberger, fullbockg lock Pork, center Ccoptoinlg Herbie Shidler, end. Third RowvPerry Bixler, Coochg Dick Foncher, holfbockg George Bushor, rnonoger, ACTION SHOTS Center-George Buschor, manager. Firsf Row-Maurice Kennedy, Don Morris, Bob Smith, Logan Bergdoll, lack Park- Capfain, Wavne Morris, Everett O'Dell, Perry Bixler-Coach. Second Row-Bob Strahan, lohnnv Dull, Malcolm Brown, Bob Huffman, Clyde Thorn bura, Carl Yohey, Marvin Iohnson. Third Row-Iohnny Pickell, loe Flhonemus, Fred Huffman, Travis Miller, Dave Craw Don Riggin, Paul Umberger, Herb Shideler. Columbia City Royerton Royenon Royenon Royenon Royenon Royenon Royenon Royedon Royenon Royenon Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Mississinewa Burris Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Eaton Eaton Royerton Royerton Farmland Selma Royerton BASEBALL SCORES SCI-IEDUI.ED GAIVIES Center Selma Desota Harrison Yorktown Cowan Eaton Gaston Daleville County Playoffs BASKETBALL Eaton Gaston Alexandria Royerton Royerton Yorktown Dunkirk Selma Harrison Desota Cowan Yorktown Harrison Royerton County Tourney Royerton Parker Albany Royerton Royerton Center Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL SCORING Brand Tucker Humbarger R. Huffman Bushey Locke Lawson Ianeway Sprinkle F. Huffman O'Del1 Towriss Upchurch Chisman Dalton Turner Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Eaton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton Royerton FOOTBAI.L GAMES AND SCORES Alexandria B Central Sophs Delphi Alexandria B Central Sophs Winchester BASEBAI.L SECOND TEAM R. SO. 10 7 13 2 6 2 3 2 11 3 5 5 1 3 0 0 3 6 4 3 3 2 5 3 Eaton Gaston Alexandria Mississinewa Burris Yorktown Dunkirk Selma Harrison Desota Cowan Yorktown Royerton Parker Albany Farmland Selma Center AVG 400 417 300 313 325 .188 128 000 238 238 160 360 24 11 18 21 41 16 27 18 21 18 13 22 25 21 32 30 18 33 552 an '22 S V2 1 if 2, 4. 2: 3 Q S! 55 11: 2,2 320 1 tg 3 Li? A-1-f 5? Zi 3? E ,,, I b, 5 k BASKETBALL FIRST ROW - Charles Hendricks, forward, Ross Humbarger, center, George Anderson guard, SECOND HOW - Frank Brand, forward, Charlie Tucker, guard, Bob Huffman, center THIRD ROW - Logan Bergdoll, guard, George Harley, guard, Bob Smith, forward BASKETBALL V FIRST ROV! - lohn Towriss, guard, Fred Huffman, forward, Don Fyfe, center. FlRST ROW - Bob Smith, George Harley, Frank Brand, Charles Tucker George Anderson, Fred Huffman, Gilbert Bushey. SECOND ROW - Coach Brown, Iohn Towriss, Phil Sprinkle, Bob Huffman Don Fyle, Travis Miller, Max Locke, Logan Bergdoll Charles Hendricks. MANAGER, IOHNNY DULL 1 v SECOND TEAM First Row - Leon Ianeway, Iohnny Strahan, Sonny Lawson, Bernard O'Dell, Bob Chisman. Second Row - Malcolm Brown, Iohn Claspell, Gil- bert Bushey, Wayne Iane- way, Feilden Dalton. Third Row - Perry Bixler, coach, Don Morris, Philip Sprinkle, Max Locke, Iames Le Beau, Bill Ienkins, Man- ager. ' FRESHMAN TEAM First -Row-Paul Kern, Ronald Mixell, Kent Trehearne. Second Row-Perry Bixler, coach, Richard Riley, Charles Davis, Ioe Dalton, Bill Ienkins, manager. Third Row-Lynn Turner, Ioe Rhonemus, Iohnny Col- sten. TOWRISS GETS ONE AWAY PN f CHEERLEADERS THE REDBIRDS TALK IT OVER AT THE HALF TIME BRAND GETS THE TIP GIRLS ATHLETIC s OQYXCYK The Gir1's Athletic Associa tion has played an important role in the physical education program ot Royerton High. The hot dog sellers at basketball games are familiar to patrons of Royerton, but that is just one of the Ways the G. A. A. mem- bers have to earn points for their award sweaters. The Girl's Ath- letic Association was organized to stimulate interest in girl's sports. Most of their athletic contests consist of intramural games. Girls are eligible to join when they are Freshmen and compile points during the four year period. They must have earned 1300 points to get sweat- ears in their senior year. G. A. A. also sponsors social activities of various kinds. +90 Q35 YL- ii5i55?D ON QCIATI s As 445' lffxygxj VFR XIV! TMTIOIV 'nil 7- 1 as -A rf, x , lvl? , f i y 5 ,,-Q . 'V F , .I xx x U Mg Q u-AQ 411 7544! 1,5 BA ND OUR BAND The Royerton High School Band, under the direction of C. loseph Anderson, had a very successful year. The band per- tormed at the halves during both the football and basketball games. They also presented April Showers and a Variety Show. Several band members en- tered solo and ensemble con- tests receiving high honors. The band also competed in district organizational contests and turned in top performances. BAND C. IOSEPH ANDERSON AG-PJCULTURE CLASS EL CLUB ES? BN OL LATIN CLUB WG? o -5090 Mo 9096 C451 5 E194 CLASSES The Home Economics Class, under the direction of Mrs. Hughes, is receiving instruction in the use ot charts . . . Mrs. Van helps the students ot her Latin class construct and translate correct sentences - Oh! those Latin ccnjugations, l never could remember them ..... To type 5U words per minute is the ambition of every typist .... Mrs. Cline is explaining those little pot hooks to her shorthand class . , . . An industrious bookkeeping class is learning the art of debits and credits so Mr. Phillips hopes. A C T I V I T I E S The band performs at the half-time with an added attraction. The Camera Club listens attenfively to a guest speaker. loan poses for the camera boys. Understanding people in foreign countries is much easier when you can speak the language. Mrs. Lambert helps the Spanish class to speak good Spanish. Mrs. Brinson's seventh grade math class is learning to become proficient in the use of figures. JUNIORS PRESENT COMEDY- DRAMATICS CLASS STARS OF TOMORROW rv' ROYERTONS SCIENTISTS GIBBY KNOWS HIS ENGLISH OB CHR 4 psi New TAKE A LETTER PL -sjq nikki 4 J Y ff? ,..A I f SSI 1 I BISCUITS- FOR DINNER llCHISS1E,, CO MMERCX AL CLUB A LPJYXN CLUB BANQUET 5 dm L LRTlT'UDE. Hoo-H515 I . 'N xf, s Nl If 4. X 'T 9: 'G A Y , f X , V1 Kf Q 'Q s'W Q? U3 ml lu Q D 1: ca Z. O -L :p-, SHIPS l cannot tell their Wonder nor make known, Magic through the years, that has thrilled me to the bone, Every ship may her splendor never cease to be, F or each has played her sovereign part in making me. Now l return my thanks With heart and lips, F or the great stateliness of all these ships. Why there are so many ships that l could fill, Three docks with their fair hulls remembered still. Each has her special memory, special grace, Riding the sea, making the waves give place. What ever things We've learned or tailed to learn, We cannot help but retrace. Although our voyage is not yet over, We cannot help but come to grips, With even half the purposes, just thinking of these ships ,..Y , I-J-Q Y Y,,,,, 'J if 'li 'L ,al it ii, L ffl ' f .231 'c sh ,Lai ,,,i-s -- :A-'Y f-fA5+:iT -A gil f ' 1?-f?f'?f4 1' 4 ,- Y ,, ff-:nel- 'd,,Y 321, T 'T ' - - . if , A,,... . f f Y iw.. A ,i , , - - W, w .,-. , x... ,H Fil- 1 Hgh, , 7,5 ,ff .- ,-jf' --if? 1771 'ir Y 7797: W ggQ-f+5-- 'Qgigi 'Q 'lf-15' 11111 J' ' - Lf' W ---J' YYQ21i!Ej'4'i,j3Tij11 fn? if - 'f f ' 1532, 5-ez- 3 fi fr, ,fe- ' Q : fffgfff' 2'1 f77 ' ' fifff ,ii 2-fa fe . I-6,2 ,-y ,I-L , ?ZI A?--2 V 'WR f-if i-,Af -efffig:5 2 :- '4?fg3f'igffT c 'Q ff ...,.- 2.214 -6? f ii . i 'i19 7 .K ,Q ,f ,W , ...f -411-711-ff F ANCHER'S SERVICE 308 W. Harvard St. Washer 6. Sweeper Repair Parts For All Makes Phone 2-7831 New and Rebuilt Washers Muncie, Ind and Sweepers MUNCIE MOTOR SALES, INC. Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars . . . Dodge Trucks 203 N. Walnut Street - Telephone 5690 Muncie. Indiana MILLER'S GROCERY Groceries - Vegetables - Meats Morningside Phone 2-3332 MUNCIE OIL 8: COAL CO. 1619 So. Liberty St. Phone 5595 SAYER'S SERVICE STATION Gas and Fuel Oil Complete Line of Accessories Gaston. Indiana Phone 7-2 7 S Sporting Goods for Teams WELDING 6 I OB PRINTING Class Sweaters In Royerton across from Church Lambert R. Kirlr - Blanche Kirk Muncie Phone 7095 Indiana Home of Conservation News H. J. SCHRADER CO. 307 E. Main St. Muncie - Phone 2-2227 Finest American 6. Chinese Dishes MANDARIN INN CPrivate Room for Partiesl Muncie, Indiana 120 E. Iackson Phone 2-3442 PARK, SAND, GRAVEL AND l READY MIXED CONCRETE Lowell Park Our Motto Is SERVICE and QUALITY R. R. 3, Box 247 Dial 4871 Muncie, Indiana INDIANA POP CORN COMPANY Always Eat That Good Phillips 66 Gas LYON'S SERVICE STATION Intersection 3-28 HOOSIER PRIDE Pop Conn Phone 3-3019 Muncie, Indiana PHILLIPS 65 Perry Lyons 6 Son, Prop. -ls THE PEOPLE'S STUDIO Chas. R. Dollar 6- Geo. R. Handley Portraits and Weddings Kodak Finishing a Specialty Muncie, Indiana IVIINNETRISTA GOLF CLUB Owned by the Y. M. C. A. For Public Use. Roy C. Byrd, Pro. Mgr. , ,, niacin- ,,.,, , .E-.null- coMP1.11vnaN'rs or' MAC DONALD IMPLEIVIENT CO. SALES 6 SERVICE SINGERS BAKERY For Every Meal Eat Singer's Good Products B B CONFECTIONERY FOUNTAIN SERVICE Candy, Tobacco, Magazines CURB SERVICE 414 N. Elm Street Muncie, Ind. ENTERKINS NORTH SIDE MARKET 513 W. McGalliard Rd. Phone 2-4541 CAMERAS, FILM DARKROOM SUPPLIES CUSTOM FILM SERVICE PERSONALIZED PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Let Us Help You With Your Photographic Problems li ffflfglj f 122 W. Charles - Phone 2-0204 Muncie, Ind. CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. W. W. Atkins Phone 8231 Muncie, Indiana KNOTT'S Shoe Rebuilding and Health Spot Shoes We Dye Shoes Any Color 314 S. Mulberry Street Muncie, Indiana MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP Where Friends Meet 330 E. Main St. MARLEY BROS. fAuctioneersD Experience Enables Us to Give Satisfactory Service No Sale Too Large or Too Small Rural Route 1, Muncie - Ph. 3-3840 H. L. GREEN CO. 5c to 51.00 Store 308 So. Walnut St. Muncie B-K MACHINE CO. Automotive Machinists Phone 9241 1215 South Franklin St. WARREN BROTHERS Wholesale Coniectioners 107 North High Street Phone 3-3461 Muncie, Indiana At Your Neighborhood Dealer Ask For Marhoeier Skinless Wieners U. S. Government Inspected KUHNER PACKING CO. PITTENGER 6. SHIDELER CITIES SERVICE For Better Service Try Cities Service Always the Best APPEARANCE DOCTORS Three Good Barbers 104 North Mulberry 200 W. Washington Phone 2-3314 An Brindel fProp,j Dial 4471 VIRGINIA com. COMPANY CRISPIE CREME DONUTS W You Must Be Satisfied V Broadway and C. 6 O. Railway Muncie. Indiana 336 E. Main St. Phone 2-3380 T I Cunnington's Ideal Fish Market compliments of 409 S. Walnut St.: Muncie, Indiana RUTTAN MOTOR SALES R. Phone Mm , CANDLE LITE RESTAURANT 2222 so. Madison - Ph. 5591 Good Food 12 A. M. to 11 P. M. MuNcle, IN.DlANA KIMM PAINT CO., INC. Wilson's Restaurant 2525 Broadway Muncie PAINTS - WALLPAPER - GLASS Phone 2-3522 220-222 East Main st. Phone 7797 SPORTING Goons COMPUMENTS EXCLUSIVELY Of RETZ SPORTING GOODS 508 S. Walnut BILL BRAMMER Furniture 82 Appliance 220 N. Walnut st. Muncie, Indiana BAREFOOT POULTRY 82 EGG CO 3l7fN. High st Phone 8829 A B C COACH LINES INC I. IC. R. Div. Wes 0 Short-Way Line Hines Coach L Union Bus D Muncie, Ind COMPLIMENTS OF GENTIS HUBER CLEANERS Distinctive Dry Cleaning Specialists DRIVE IN DRY CLEANING SERVICE Owned end operated by D. 1.. Genus Graduate of Nat. Inst. Cleaning end Dying COMPLIMENTS or' C. E. LOKER TRUCK CO.. INC. 2130 N. Broadway - Muncie Dealer for International Harvester Motor Trucks Farm Equipment Refrigeration Equipment Grapette Bottling Phone 4172 Office and Plant 511 Granville Ave. I C o . I Ak 1y . S 6, ,..,,, A ' I WILLIAMS REFRIGERATION .5 i I SALES - SERVICE -f y E We Repair All Makes 45... Rey Williams - Claude Hutfer I ,f '+.: dz N 4 PHONE z-2996 .SQ 2115 N. Wolte Street Muncie, Indiana , MUNCIE' INDIANA MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER RECORDS end PIANOS Anything musical - we have it! L. G. BALFOUR CO. Class Rings Calling Cards 123 W. Adams Phone 9476 Graduation Announcements Il. C. Hotherr Muncie. Indiana Medals and Trophies Club Pins SUPER MOTOR SALES Hi-way 67 1 mile south-west New and Used parts for any make car. We buy wrecked G burned cars Phone 2-1141 IESSE E. GREENE Daleville, Indiana State Representative MUNCIE FEDERAL Savings 8: Loan Association Main and Walnut Sts. Muncie. Ind Each Savings Account Insured Up To S5.000. Mortgage Loans for Purchasing Homes BROADWAY FOOD MARKET 1508 Broadway Phone 2-6578 Muncie, Indiana Free Delivery MUNCIE EGG 6. POULTRY CO. 2115 North Broadway Phone 6636 Fred Rinker - Harold Osterhoff Fred SALMON'S Myrle Floorcovering 6. Shade Co. Phone 2-4884 400-02 E. McGalliard Road Manufacturers ol Venetian Blinds 6 Window Shades GASTON HARDWARE Phone 6-2 General Hardware, Electric and Plumbing Supplies HAUGHN'S WATCH SHOP Watches - Bands -Watch Repairing 308112 So. Walnut - Muncie SANDOE 8: YOUNGER MARATHON SERVICE 300 North Walnut Muncie. Indiana LAWSON'S MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Sales and Service Gaston, Indiana Phone 90 BEN LARGENT COAL CO. You Will Like our Service Liberty and Second Streets Dial 7716 HGLLOWAY THE CADE CO. CLEANERS and 'rA1LoRs -Fl01'21l Al'fliStS-- Letius prove our SIOEHH Cor. Main and Walnut Sts The Best way is The Holloway Muncie, Indiana ' 113.,W, Howard St. Phone 8272 PHONE 6851 COOK'S RADIO SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF 425 E Main Street DELAWARE TRUCKING CO. PHILC0' Inc RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS Service on All Makes Radios Muncie, Indiana THE JEWEL SHOPPE NEUMODE HOSIERY SHOP 117 W. Charles St. Walnut and Adams Streets - Muncie, Ind. Muncie, Indiana BECKMAN'S PURE OIL Rex 6 Wheeling Muncie. Ind. Phone 2-3357 Good Luck Royerton UNITED ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE It's the service that counts 217-19 East Iackson MUN CIE. INDIANA Compliments of A. M. BENCH 6. SONS Lumber Co. Gaston, Indiana' WEST'S PARAGON SERVICE STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS State Rd. 35 and 28 Fann Machinery Repairing Field Service PHONE 2-4021 7 MARATHON BATTERYS DEPENDABLE STATION ON THE COAL - 011. POINT AT 67 Muncie - Phone 3-3349 6- 3 Phone 2-3239 Cameras Kodak Finishing Photographic Supplies Drafting and Drawing Supplies Hallmark Greeting Cards GRAY'S TEXACO SERVICE State Rd. S7 North and Yale Ave. Phone 2-3641 Muncie. Ind. and BLUEPRINT INC. 105 S. Walnut Phone 5597 V. E. BILBY CABINET SHOP COURT SUPPLY CO. Cabinets and General Woodwork C001 - Pain' ' Roofing Phone 2-5007 Insulation - Building Supplies Side Road 32 East 1901 E. Iackson - Phone 2-2812 Compumems 0, BENBOW SEAT covsn SHOP CUSQOKH Tailored Covers Top Recovers - Hetrim Complete Muncie 1210 S. Mound St. - Phone 7662 MORNINGSIDE GROCERY COMPLIMENTS or T. E. Bowman Implement Sales 3 and 67 Phone 2-3493 Phone 4744 Ord'-1 H- Smith CPYOP-1 Your Local I. 1. Case Dealer Most Men Buy Here COAL 5: SUPPLY CO. NEW YORK HAT CO. Phone 9954 Corner 13th and N. Elm Streets Muncie 106 S. Walnut-Muncie Commercial 6. Portrait Photography Phone 6232 ll5V2 S. Mulberry St., Muncie FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS QUALITY CLEANERS Since 1900 415 E. Matin Sl. Phone 5541 Compliments of MUNCIE LUMBER CO. GRIM'S FOOD MARKET Comer 8th and Hoyt Groceries - Meats Fruits 6 Vegetables ROSS GADBURY CO. Sporting Goods Paints - Appliances VV. Charles Phone 2-6 881 RAY NULL MOTOR SALES Good Used Cars 107 W. Willard Muncie GOFF'S CAFE Lunches - Dinners All Kinds of Sandwiches Corner of Wysor and Walnut Across from Field House Get Good Seyfert Potato Chips and King Taste Mayonaise and Dixie Margarine From TEMAH FOODS K 8: M AUTO SERVICE Complete Mechanical Repair Full Line oi Cities Service Products E. Iackson 6. Claypool Rd. - Phone 2-6223 GROULEFF 6. MAUCK LUMBER CO. Hoghouses, Fence Posts. Lumber and Farm Gates 1500 N. Walnut Dial 3-3325 Sports pause . . . Have a Coke Coca-Cola Bottling Co. CMuncie, Ind.J Inc. t COMPLIMENTS BROWN'S FOOD AND MEAT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily TOBY'S KARMELKORN SHOP GOODLANDER SISTERS PHOTOGRAPHERS Home Made Candies and Nut Meats 363 Johnson Bldg- Rivoli Bldg. Dial 2-3214 Muncie. Indiana Phone 2-1464 Muncie Dairy Products ' BUTTERFIELD CANNING CO. Pfoceiled BY Packers oi INDIANA DAIRY MARKETING Qualitv T0mGf0 ASSOCIATION and t t P t Milk Chocolate Milk Butter Po G O roduc S Cream Buttermilk Orange 1800 E. washington si. - Muncie Cottage Cheese Public Accounting Tax Accounting Auditing Bookkeeping W' C' R. Paul Robinson. Prop. P' O' Box H85 309 East Wysor Street MUNCIE. INDIANA MUNCIEI INDIANA 1114 Mile West ol R. R. 6 Bethel Pike Andersonville Phone 3-1008 DAVIS RESTAURANT Home of Fine Food CITIZENS 24-Hour Service 110-112 South Mulberry St. coMPL1MEN'rs or FINANCE CORPORATION 116 E. Main MUNCIE. INDIANA Compliments of WOLFE'S ICE CREAM R. R. 5, East Jackson Dial 9231 Compliments WALTER KEMMER 8z SONS of CERTIFIED HYBRID sE.ED CORN i WILSON PASTRY SHOP and Other Farm Seeds 115 W. Charles St. R. 7 and R. 1, Muncie, Indiana PHONE 8551 STANDT lf we airrft got it - it ain't QUIRK'S GROCERY Leonard Quirk, Prop. GROCERIES and MEATS Shideler, Indiana Jewelers - Optometrists I 119 E. Jackson St. Muncie, Indiana Between Wysor and Strand Theatres L. M. HORN GRAIN 8z COAL MASTER MIX FEEDS HIGH QUALITY COALS Phone 9001 HANK'S DRIVE INN Curb or Counter Service Noon Day Luncheon Sandwiches and Ice Cream 24 hr. service except Sunday Phone 2-2421 N0l'tll 67 Morningside SYCAMORES DRIVE INN 811 W. McGalliard Rd. A good place to go after the games or just any time Sandwiches - Soft Drinks Steak and Chicken Dinners N oonday Lunches Dancing Phone 9776 for dinner party reservations Max :Sz Grace Buress, Props. Brand Roofing Sz Sheet Metal Co. O'Brien Paints 8: Hardware M. F. BRAND The House Of A Million Parts PLANK BROS., Inc. NEW AND USED PARTS Sheet Metal 8z Furnaces OF ALL KINDS 327 s. Walnut sf. Phone 9401 03115546 can 920 W. 8th , ANTHONY - Kirby-Wood Lumber Co., Inc. . Gas -- Groceries - Lunch All Kinds of Lumber and Builders Hardware Phone-Office 8896 Hoyt Avenue and Liberty Street MUNCIE. INDIANA MODE MORRISON Intersection State Roads 28 and 21 Phone 2-5080 -- Muncie, Ind- BABY CHICKS PENZEL'S .IAMESWAY BARN Sz POULTRY EQPT- - l Booksellers 8: Stationers SL S h I Book 8: S l' T oo S . upp les Purina Feeds - Grain - Seeds - Tankage Gifts 8: Greeting Cards Stock Yards HARDWARE Dial 5171 211 Sq Walnut Muncie , . General Electric Farm Supplies