Shadeland High School - Echo Yearbook (Shadeland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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X, ..L . -, 11L.ik:.1'f. ' ' ef ... ,V gn .. . N Foreword Thrown open are the doors of education. Be- hind each, one will find work and play. Here re- corded for your are some of the highlights of each. It is hoped that the following pages will review these events of 1951 and 1952 for you and that you will never close the doors that lead to fun and to knowledge. 1 ff, -I ,Q f. ff X NN H m , h . g1l1r.:.:.. , X ,M-V- --uw -x'li5uua..a.' 1- f A 9-'-55,2 ' . ,,'.: Z? i Mn...--k .,,1 .,. ,,.1m,m-5 . - A..-'A 'Ziff'-ff , - r ' 4:11.21 min: '21-E-1 ' ,,,,.... ' ' -' , .... ,g1:5EET.Z.f1:!i2E:: gaze- H -- .- 4 17' A,f-lf ' ' bs -' U'- 4., Z, ,f ' ' I 0,-.4 - V , .:- 8' 2. - ,,. - ,Q ' - ,, vw-li ' -- 2f - 1 HY. .I--If ' 9 tv -' . - .. - Awe: H .. Q W - A,,,- .. U. I, V I ,,,, 'Ji UML Am --f , A 2,371 . M' .f ..,,,iw. - .33-,:.,-93? .. ' ,f ,E-'11r,, , , . ' ' A I i449 4 ' T'f'AMA- Allfff.-.5' 5 E 'fr is . 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In appreciation for the inspiration she has given us, may we extend to her our best wishes and many tanks. 4 Editor ---------- Assistant --------- Business Manager Athletic Editors - Class Editor ---- Advertising ---- Art Editors ---- Snapshots ------ Yearbook Staff Edna Blain Barbara Morris lladelyn Conrad Thomas Funkhouser Harold Williams Marie Gee Senior Class Senior Girls .Tune Connelly Alumni --------- Sheldon Stillions Forevard and Dedication --- Dolores Hamilton MWBOI -----'- ----'--' Mrs. Rosen Senior Articles ,,, --------- -- ----- Dolores Hamilton gggggcy H, ...--- ---------- ---- M a ry Louise Kuipers Ruth Haynes, Alice Remsburg Wm ,,,,, ---------- --------- C a rolyn Heemstra ---------------- Marie Gee Favorites --- 'ft , 4. 1' ,A-T.: . '-if .L ' fn A H -'-v-'6i1f'T ' .. wrt. V - ' , .. :- :'1aii55ff'5 '3 ' ' ..:1.3i..4.f:. 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ROBB Trustee 8 Principgl Faculty 3 First Row: Second Row: Absent aq- Left to Right: Mrs. Beulah Craw teaches Mathematics, Mrs. Vera Kantz, Grades Three and Four, Miss Mary Louise Krichbaum, Home Economics, Social Studiesg Mrs. Jane Packard, English, Physical Ecucationg Mrs. Viola Rosen, Commerce and Librarian. Left to Right Mr. Kenneth Bell, Grades Five and Six, Jr. High Coach, Mr. Don Hampton, Agriculture, Science, Mrs. Margaret Mullins, Music, Mr. Glen Robb, Principal, Mathematics, Mrs. Beulah Davis, Grades One and Two' Mr. James Miller, Social Studies, Coach. Mrs. Christine Walker, Art. 9 uv 1 niiii- , . ., ,nzf 3 - .MMM I VA, f ,.-V- 3 in M!g3gg,.g,,.L4.... F' H :lk-' ' It :IP ' ' - I ,V-,. . - - , , f -V -f rr ' ' 45, -Y -- 155. In H, ' 1 , 1 - , '? if pit - f gvf :3 ' ,.- f f- -- 4 ' I E ' '!Z ' - 7 f , .- ,, 4 -4--.5 , . , - , --1'-wi.. T ' n bff lt 1 ' xl ' n ll .1 U ff- . - 1 -4 ,,..L.-A TZ., . 5 ' f' , t , C Z .J',,.... 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H415 JUNE CONNELLY IIADELYN CONRAD isa HAROLD WILLIAMS 1 3 SHELDON STILLIONS i MARIE GEE Senior Favorites TOM FUNK!-IOUSER .TUNE CONNELLY Goal --------------- Pastime ----- - - School Teacher Building Models Sport ------ Baseball Chlef Ability Reading Weakness ------- --- Movies Melody ----- ------ ' 'Stardust By Word ----------- I reckon Hates ---------- v 4-- Work Likes --- --------- Strawberry Milk Shakes Has ------ Hairy Legs College ------- --- Indiana Misplaced ---- --- Bicycle Collected --- Model Airplanes Birth Date ---- - -- August 19, 1934 SHELDON STILLIONS Goal ---------------- Hollywood Pastime ---- ---- Go ing Steady Sport -------- Chief Ablllty Weakness ----- ---- Melody ----- -- Basketball Being Tardy Playing Poker Shrimp Boats By Word ---- --- Is that so? Hates ----- Army Likes --- To be a Civilian Has ------- Hairy Legs ' College ----- ---- P urdue Misplaced ----- ---- B rains Collected ---- --- Excuses Birth Date ---- Goal ---------------- November 27, 1933 HAROLD WILLIAMS Race Driver Pastime ----- Cars Sport --------- --- Football Chief Ablllty Smoking Weakness --- Cigars Melody ------ -- How High The Moon By Word ---- ---- W ell I'll Be Hates ----- Women Likes --- Girls Has ------ 40 Buick College ----- --- Purdue Misplaced ---- Motorbike Collected ---- Bad Habits Birth Date ---- ---- October 23, 1934 Goal ---- Pastlme ----- Sport --------- Chief Ability Weakness -- Melody ------ By Word --- Hates ----- Likes --- Has ----- College ------ Misplaced -- Collected - - - Birth Date - - - Goal ----- --------- Private Secretary Pastime - ---- Sport --------- Chief Ability -------- Secretary --- Reading - - - Basketball ---- --- Flirting ----- --- Blushing --- Because --- Oh for Pete's Sake --- Nosey People --- Chocolate Pie -- Brown Eyes -- Indiana --- School --- Work ----- July 7, 1934 MADE LYN CONRAD - - - Flirting - - - Tennis ---- --- Talking Weakness -- --- Blushing Melody ------ --- Slowpoke By Word --- --- Really I Hates ----- --- Smokers Likes --- --- Lloyd Bailey Has ----- --- Blue Eyes College ---- --- Notre Dame Misplaced -- --- Broncos Collected ---- --- Peppers Darth Date ----- --- January 4, 1934 MARIE GEE Goal ----- ------- T yplst Pastime ---- - - - Driving Sport ------ ---- Bo wling Chief Ability ---- -- Going Steady Weakness ----- -- Studying Melody ------ By Word ---- Hates --- Likes ---- Has ----- College --- Misplaced - - - Collected ---- Birth Date --- --- Because of You ---- Oh Heck --- Drinking --- Tom Taylor ---Blue Eyes ----Indiana ---Dodge ---DeSoto ---October 26, 1934 Senior Favorites CAROLYN HEEMSTRA DOLORES HAMILTON Goal ----------------- Travel Goal ----------------- Designer Pastlme ----- --- Playing Piano Pastlme ---- Reading Spgrt --------- -- - Football Sp0I't --- -'- ---- B asketball Chief Ability ----- ---- D rlvlng On Ice Chief Ability --- ----- Writing Letters Weakness -- Melody ---- By Word --- Hates ---- - Likes ---- Has ----- College ---- Mlsplaced --- Collected ---- Birth Date --- Goal ----- Pastime ----- Sport ------ Chlef Ability ----Fudge ----' 'Through the Years ---Wouldn't that joy Ya? --.- -Braunswelger ----Muslc - - - Baby Tooth --- -Butler - - - Scissors --- Hair --- December 29, EDNA BLAIN ------ Secretary --- Reading -- Basketball ---- --- Playing Plano Weakness ------ --- Gov't Book Melody ------ By Word -- Hates ---- Likes ---- Has ------ College -l--- Misplaced -- Collected -- -- Birth Date - ---4'Moonlight Ba --- Glory Be ---Spinach --- Fried Chicken --- Red Hair -- Indiana Bus. C -- English Book --- Comic Book 1934 yi! ollege -- February 6, 1934 Weakness ---- ----- A ir Force Men Melody ----- --- Stardust By Word ---- ---- D o You Think So? Hates ------ Spinach Llkes -- ---- Jim Has ------ ---- C olor Changing Eyes College ---- ----- P urdue Misplaced ---- -- ---Class Ring Collected ---- ---- D lamond Birth Date ---- Goal ----- Pastime ---- Sport -------- ---- Chief Ability November P5, 1933 BARBARBA MORRIS Secretary Playing Piano Basketball Driving Weakness ------ ---- M en Melody ----- --- By Word --- Hates ---- Likes -- Has ------ College ------ --- Mlsplaced ---- ---- Collected -- - -- - - Birthbate --- ---- Slowpoke You Old Goat Cheese Fords Blonde Hair Indiana Heart Richard July ?3, 1934 Class History On a warm September day in 1950 our Mothers hurried twelve little tots merrily on their adventurous journey. Carolyn Heemstra joined us in January making 13 students. Our first grade was under the guldance and direction of Miss Esther Bauer. Five of our first grade students are now graduating together. They are Edna Blain, Barbara Morris, Dolores Hamilton Marie Gee and Carolyn Heemstra. On June 23, 1941 our school building burned,,so most of our class went to West Point for our second grade. We were under the direction of Mrs. Floyd Weaver, during these years we gained and lost many students. A few years elapsed and we reached the seventh grade and we were ln the big -- big -- assembly. During our seventh grade we took an educational and pleasure trip to Chicago. The eighth grade went also with Mrs. Craw and Mr. Pearl as our sponsors. In the eighth grade twin girls, Llnda and Lula Belle Gates, joined our class making our class a total of sixteen pupils- Finally our Freshman year arrived. My goodness, how bashful we were. Although we were green, we tried earnestly to increase our knowledge. This year June Connelly, Gene Rooze and Marte Gee joined us from Elston. We chose our class officers as follows: President, Mary Louis McCarty, Vice President, Dolores Hamilton, Secretary and Treasurer, Carolyn Heemstrag Reporter, June Connelly. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Rosen. The last part of the year we lost the Gates twins. In our Sophomore year we chose our pretty bright red and white class sweaters. Our class officers were as follows: President, Sheldon Stillionsg Vice President, Dudley Binfordg Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Louise McCarty, Reporter Edna Blain. Our sponsor was Mr. Hampton. The last part of the year we lost Mary Louise McCarty. Then came our Junior year which proved to be a lot of work, but many fond memories were gained from lt. During the year we sold ice cream at school and at ball games we sold popcorn, ice cream and cokes. This year we chose our class rings of which we are very proud. We gave the Seniors a reception on April 29 in the school gymnasium. We chose our class flower, the American Beauty Rose and our class motto, B What You R. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Smith we presented the play Aunt Tillie Goes to Town. Our class officers this year were President, Sheldon Stllllonsg Vice President, Dolores Hamilton, Secretary and Treasurer, Edna Blain, Assistant Treasurer, Carolyn Heemstrag Reporter, Barbara Morris. The year of 1952 rolled around slowly, we thought, until we Seniors started talking about memories when we were Freshmen -- then suddenly it seemed like yesterday when they took place. This year Madelyn Conrad joined us from Jeff, making a total of ten jolly Seniors. This year our officers are: President, Carolyn Heemstra, Vice President, Dolores Hamiltong Secretary, Barbara Morris, Treasurer, Edna Blain, Reporter, Barbara Morris. The first of school we went soliciting for ads to make the publication of this annual possible. We also gave a Chill supper to add to our treasurery so we could go on our trip. After the Chill supper we had a slumber party at Carolyn Heemstra's. On October 18 we had our pictures taken at Smith's Studio in Attica. Mr. and Mrs. Robb entertained us with a Valentine Party at their home in Llnden. We presented the play The Inner Willy directed by Mrs. Jane Packard. 16 On March 29 we left on an eight day eastern tour with the Montmorencl Seniors. We went to Pennsylvania, Washington D. C., and New York City. The most important places of interest were the home and tomb of President Roosevelt, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Empire State Building, West Point Military Academy, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and really many more too numerous to mention. On April 26 we were honored by the Junior class at a reception in the school gymnasium. Baccalaureate was held on May 4 with Rev. Peter Heemstra giving the address. Commencement was on May 9 with Dr. John Holland of WLS as our speaker. We hope that ourllves may be enriched by many more happy memories. Don't Don't get discouraged when you hear What people say about you, Don't get the blues and drop a tear Because they chance to doubt you. Don't go around with troubled brow, 0'erlooklng all llfe's beauty, The folks that talk will suffer more Than you so do your duty. Don't fret and fume and wish them ill, Their lives hold little pleasure, Send back a message of good wlll 'Twill serve to heap your measure. Don't be discouraged, for the world Will always criticize youg Earth's dearest treasure is the few True friends who love and prize you. -- Unknown 17 Class Will We, the Seniors of nineteen-hundred and fifty-two, being highly intellectual and of sound mind and belng are about to depart from Shadeland High School. At this time we wish to leave some of our dearly treasured belongings to the faculty and underclassmen. We leave the fond memories of our good behavior to our grand teachers who through the years have gone through many ordeals with us. To the Juniors we will and bequeath our ablllty to become dignified Seniors. To the Sophomores may they have our modesty and our ability to tease. To the Freshmen may they increase their knowledge ln everything including their school work. And now individually to the coming Seniors: FIRST: I, Edna Blain, will and bequeath my Speech book to Eva Jane McDowell and my ablllty to be ln band to Bonnie Riley. SECOND: I, June Connelly, will and bequeath my light complexion to Sara Roche and my blond hair to Jack Mays. THIRD: I, Madelyn Conrad, will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Mary Ann Roth and my ability to crack gum in Gov't class to Barbara Phillips. FOURTH: I, Tom Funkhouser, will and bequeath my ability not to giggle to Virginia Gee and my ability to not argue with the girls to Lester Martin FIFTH: I, Marie Gee, will and bequeath my Senior skirt to Delores White and my curly hair to Dick Giltner. SIXTH: I, Dolores Hamilton, will and bequeath my ability to cause eruption ln the assemblies to Mary Louise Kuipers and my ability to become engaged in my Senior year to Jim Mays. SEVENTH: I, Carolyn Heemstra, will and bequeath my green eyes to Ruth Ann Peyton lf I can have her brown eyes and my ability to get the boys to turn in news for the paper to Frank Goodman. EIGHTH: I, Barbara Morris, will and bequeath my ability to go with only one boy to Alice Remsburg and my ablllty to get to typing class on time to Donnie Graves. NINTH: l I, Sheldon Stillions, will and bequeath my ability to sit still ln Gov't to Don Welsh and my ability to get engaged before I'm out of school to Ruth Haynes. LASTLY: I, Harold Williams, will and bequeath my height to Regina Sexton and my muscles to Dora Mae Hockema. Having disposed of some of our dearly possessions, we leave this our last will and testament ln the hands of our sponsor, Mr. Glen H. Robb. Signed, THE SENIOR CLASS OF '52 18 Class Prophecy Last evening I was looking through my memory book and got carried away with my thoughts of the Senior Class of '52. All of a sudden I was startled by me nngmg ox the doorbell. It was a messenger boy with a telegram from the ex'Marle Gee, who was married to a multlmllllonalre She lnvlted my two girlfriends and me to come and vlslt her on their big dude ranch out in Arizona. She has been married for slx years and has a little four year old girl, who is growing up to be quite a cowgirl. Since we had never been on a dude ranch, we dlcided to go to Ayres at Indianapolis to get some new outfits. We thought the people who worked there would know what we should take with us. We walked into the store and decided to look around. While we were looklng around, a tall, slim, beautiful blonde walked up to us with an alr of dignity. She asked us if she could interest us fn the evening gown she was modeling or any that were hanging up. We were about to tell her no when, lo and behold, we discovered that she was none other than Carolm Heemstg who is modeling there at Ayres. She told us that she was engaged to the owner and she had a good sized rock on her finger to prove lt. Cary also told us that June Connelly was working for her fiance as a private secretary. She ls doing very well for herself and ls also engaged to a very handsome boy from Indianapolis who ls ln the Marines. We decided to talk to June. She told us that she was very happy with her work, and her fiance was'expected home very soon. On our way home we decided to stop at the Llght House Inn at Lebanon to get a blt to eat. Whlle we were waiting on our order, who should walk up but ole' Sheldon Stilllons, better known as Skel1y . 'We invited him to sit down and join us ln a bit to eat. He told us that he was married to a former '51' graduate and is the proud father of twin boys, four, and a little girl, two. He now owns the Stllllon's Furniture Store, Inc. where he makes and designs his own furniture. His store ls located on the outskirts of Indianapolis, and he is starting to build one at New York, so it looks as lf Shelly ls doing very well for himself, too. He told us that Q Funkhouser is the President of the Ball State Teachers College. Tom is married to a little English girl whom he met on his annual tour there. ' We reached home that evening about seven o'c1ock. Since we were leaving early the next morning, we had a few things we had to wash out. We turned on the water and to our surprise, we couldn't get It turned off. Everything was getting flooded and we had to do something quick. We tried and tried to get hold of a plumber, but no one would come out at that time of the night. We finally got hold of Williams Plumbing Service. Who should come to flx the running water but Harold Wllllams, who was now owner of the thriving business. After Harold got the water fixed he told us that Madelyn Conrad was now teaching the first and second grades at Shadeland. She now ls married to a high school sweetheart and ls happy teaching school. We took the 8:15 plane to Tucson, Arizona. We boarded the plane and to our surprise the pretty little girl who fastened our safety belts was none other than our own Barbara Morris. She informed us that she was engaged to the pilot, one of the Tippecanoe Co. boys that Barb went with while she was still in hlgh school. She told us that Edna Blain was teaching music 19 at I. U. To our surprise Edna is neither married nor engaged. We hear she has been asked several times, but each time she has turned them down. I guess she hasn't found the right one. After a long and pleasant trip we finally reached Tucson. Marie and her little girl were at the station to meet us. Her husband was keeping the ranch and couldn't get away. Marie told us she had received a letter from Dolores Hamilton, who married a former high school sweet- heart. She is living in Florida and has four little boys. She says she is planning to have one more boy so they can have a basketball team. All of a sudden I awoke from my thoughts and looked at my watch. Here it was almost twelve o'clock and I had been dreaming. Well, it was a pleasant dream, and I know that all of the Seniors will live very happy and prosperous lives. If If you were busy being kind, Before you knew it, you would find You'd soon forget to think 'twas true That someone was unkind to you. If you were busy being glad, And cheering people who are sad, Although your heart might ache a bit, You'd soon forget to notice it. If you were busy being good, And doing just the best you could, You'd not have time to blame some man Who's doing just the best he can. If you were busy being true To what you know you ought to do, You'd be so busy you'd forget The blunders of the folks you've met. If you were busy being right, You'd find yourself too busy quite To criticize your neighbor long, Because he's busy being wrong. --- Rebecca Foresman 20 fi. 4 :ge V,f4- ,F.,. H' , ,w , .. 2 ,f ,. f -. , -- ,,,4- . ,E gy J.. -6,1-,A .g., Z?-nn-'gp-3 ' If ff -J Tigzlfi ' ' 1 Q ' ,- f ' . 7 , Z 2 .f 'f Z.. ' - - gill' L-.:, Q xzzzlaszg-2-0 f 135:17 ' I' A A - I, , , Mfg 3 P .V .- , -. .. ' bf' Q 4 uf' I H , , 4'-fi-Esi.hTi':iiial71'., , 7 4.133915 913'f' g:,..1 Q ' E ' fl. - Hi- ' vi an .brzv ,Q jf'-' lr, . ,V . . 5 0 . , s f v . o I ,' 1 f ' 1' . + . x ., A , . 55 ' 35 ' 1 .. l I .- ' ' ,Z 4 o f V ,Af 1 5 'o a 1 1 - 8 X Q 5 - . f .4 E r ,A A , 'IS r ' . N v N ' f , . x , C v S . I 5 A x 1, 1 . . . . . . . , Q Q -a . , f 5' f f 4-, ff .- , , .9 .. . 1. lf A I I I ,'4 X n. 2 ' ' .1 ' ' t , f . 1 , K 4 I f I af v Y 1 I I e S s 'f 1. , fr 1 ' f f f .0 ' ' r 1 1 1 If r , , 5 , A 4 1. 1 I I , , f ' , f I 1 4 f ' 5.- f I 1 I , , f , ff f ' if, I 'I ' J 1 ' I 0 1 f ' I ft , . . f ' 2 f Y , ' f' :- ,-. g.. Juniors Vw First Row: Left to Right: Bonnie Riley, Delores White, Alice Remsburg, Regina Sexton, Virginia Gee, Sara Roche. Second Row: Mary Ann Roth, Barbara Phillips, Dora Hockema, Mary Louise Kuipers, Ruth Haynes, Eva Jane McDowell, Ruth Peyton, Mrs. Craw. Third Row: Donnie Graves, Jack Mays, Jim Mays, Frank Goodman, Don Welsh, Dick Giltner, Lester Martin. Our only new pupil this year was Don Welsh from Romney. On October 4 and 5 we presented the play We Shook The Family Tree. Following the play we had a square dance. In November we had a wlener roast and hayride at Don Welsh's home. Also our class rings arrived during this month. We have been selling ice cream at the noon hour. After the ball games started, we sold ice cream, pop, and popcorn. In April we are honoring the Seniors at a reception. President -------------------------------- Jack Mays Vice. President -- --- Dick Giltner Secretary ----- --- Ruth Ann Peyton Treasurers -- --- Mary Louise Kuipers, Don Welsh Reporter --- -- Ruth Haynes Sponsor --- --- Mrs. Craw 22 sophomores First Row: Left to right: June Goodman, Imogene Toman, Norma White, Barbara Bover, Marlene Conrad. Second Row: Vondola Berry, John Cook, Willard Templeton, Robert Funkhouser, Violet Byers, Thomas Altepeter, Mr. Hampton. Third Row: Ancil Ruppe, Richard Brown, Curtis Vanderkleed, Paul Mennen, James Haynes, Richard Williamson, James Ogden. The Sophomore Class consists of 18 members, 7 girls and 11 boys. This year we have two new girls, Barbara Boyer and Marlene Conrad, both from Jeff. Our class sweaters, which we received this year, are gold with royal blue letters. Our class had a wiener roast at McKinney's woods. We think everyone had a good time. President -------- - ----- James Haynes Vice President --- ---- Thomas Altepeter Secretary ------ --- Curtis Vanderkleed Treasurer ---- --- John Cook Reporter ---- ---Norma White Sponsor --- --- Mr. Hampton 23 Ff6Sl'll'I12l'l First Row: Left to Right: Cecelia O'Brien, Alma Munson, Marjorie Seyfried, Robert Welsh, Robert James, Ramona Kirts. Second Row: Left to Right: Leeta Granger,AKatha1ene Cook, Danny Giltner, LeRoy Hamilton, Betty Williamson, Elsie Christian, Mrs. Rosen. Third Row: Left to Right: Charles Graves, George Segal, Fred Carte, Lloyd Williams, Richard Cole, Richard Hines, Carl Vanderkleed. The Freshman Class of this year consists of 19 students. The new members are: Elsie Christian, Kathalene Cook, Betty Williamson, Alma Munson, Charles Graves, Bob Welsh, George Segal and Ann McGlothin. Ann later withdrew. On September 28 the class had a weiner rosat and hayride. It was held at the home of Fred Carte. Everyone enjoyed themselves. President ---------------------- --- LeRoy Hamilton Vice President --------- --- Fred Carte Secretary 8: Treasurer ---- --- Leeta Granger Reporter --------------- -- Marjorie Seyfried Sponsor -------------- --- Mrs. Rosen 24 j Eighth Grade fw fm, .N be Seventh Grade 2 5 First Row: Second Row: Eighth Grade Left to Right Gene I-lilt, Kathleen Riley, Burnadette Smith, Lewis Sexton, Esther 0'Brien, Jennie Moresachie, Secretary and Treasurer. Harold Morris, Gaynell Shumate, Donalea Williams, Reporter, Ronald Rosen, Ronald Morehouse, Edythe Granger, Mary Toman, Vice President, Mrs. Packard, Sponsor. Third Row: Vincent Riley, President, Vernon Smith, Glen Verhey, James McDowell, Marvin First Row: Second Row: Thlrdkdwt Berry, Gerald Verhey, Norman Cockrell. Seve nth Grade Left to Right: Robert Smith, Bonita Strawsma, Treasurer, Bonnie Strawsma Jacqueline Smith, Rosemary Dilks. Robert Beers, Ruth Williams, Eddie Keller, Connie Miller, Secretary and Reporter, Jack Martin, Mrs. Mullins, Sponsor. Nicky Morgan, Vice President, Gloria Dawson, Harold Beers, David Waples, Jean Ann Smith, Betty Saubert, President, Norman Heemstra, Mary Burns. 26 Grades Five and Six r 0 Gracles Three and Four E5 Ci 27 First Row: Second Row! Third Row: Fourth Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Grades Five and Six Left to Right Darrell Verhey, Ruth Ann Burns, Jean Giltner, Nita Granger, Marjle Dllks, Dickie McDowell, John I-lllt, Lester Davis. Charles Toman, Ernest Toman, Leroy Battering, Max Julian, Constance Telfer, Eddie Morehouse, David Joseph, Joyce Arndt, Mr. Bell. Julia Joseph, Gene Switzer, Connie Kay Freeman, Gordon Carte, Josephine Berry, Clarice Brown, Judith Ann Beers, Dickie Linse. James Burns, Patricia Saubert, Carolyn Smith, Kathleen Moore, Dorothy Stewart, Lana Nagle, Barbara Williams, Richard Williams, Leon Keller, Melvin Cole, Henry Goodman. Gl'6dCS TIITCC and FOUI' Left to Right Ronnie McCaw, Sandra Goslee, Rolland McKinney, Anita Smith, Betty Barnett, Janet Dilks, Ray Battering, Vernon Goodman. Larry Hilt, Sandra Nelson, Sandra Strawsma, Mary Kilgore, Marilyn Morehouse Carolyn Saubert, Gene Miller, Bonnie Dawson, Mrs. Kantz. Eddie Borders, Dwayne Shumate, Nancy Van Schepen, Nancy Haynes, Charles Smith, Sandra Whlte, Carolyn Golden, David Carte, Glenn Whitetaker. Judy Morehouse, Bernard Fisher, Donald Hllt, Tommy Riley, Warren Bailey, Jolmny James, Wayne Swank, David Pearl, David Krieg, Donald Batterlng, Wally Rosen. 28 n 'G GYBCIZS 002 and Two Rhythm Band 29 'E First Row: Second Row: Thlrd Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Rom GYBJZS one llld Two Left to Right Rita Goodman, Barbara Conrad, Larry Batterlng, Don Hampton, Judy Ann Martin, Susy Dllks, Betty Toman, Paul Tipton, Cheryl Gard, Judy Miller. Mary Margaret Mullins, Anna Granger, Linda Hamilton, Ronnie Shumate,Ronald Gard, Brenda Arndt, Donald Cain, Rlta Strawsma, Judy Verhey, Billy Joe Clausen, Dick Krieg, Arm Packard. Phillip Shumate, Dlckle Weaver, Dewayne Enyeart, Dawn Rupp, Paulette Batterlng, Judith Weaver, Mike Schuh, Marietta Fletcher, Terry Anglln, Linda Van Schepen, Jerry McKinney, Lucille Seabolt, Mrs. Davis. Rhythm Band Left to Right: Betty Toman, Ronald Gard, Rlta Goodman, Paul Tipton, Judy Ann Martin, Don Hampton, Barbara Conrad, Dick Krieg, Larry Batterlng, Judy Miller, Susy Dilks. Llnda Hamilton, Anna Granger, Rita Strawsma, Dickie Weaver, Dewayne Enyeart, Phillip Shumate, Jerry McKinney, Judy Verhey, Linda Van Schepen, Ann Packard, Billy Joe Clausen, Susy Dllks. Mrs. Davis, Ronnie Shumate, Donald Cain, Lucille Seabolt, Dawn Rupp, Mike Schuh, Terry Anglln, Marietta Fletcher, Paulette Batterlng, Judith Weaver, Mary Margaret Mullins, Mrs. Mullins. 30 4 . ,. . 1 .' f . 5.-2 3. 5 3.5. ,. .' 23:-L 7'-, A I-Lg'-L ag- fs: 'QL 5232 ' ' . I .. . . Jr. ' t.. ., ., , Q ' . 'ir .1.: 1 -,1 , x .W-V-v-Nm gmgav..v.:-1-- fri, , . M-gg, - -1-7.1 .. -1 1 ,.--'- -, 1.2. 1, 'x 'fd' 1,,.-ff -.3ifiliiseeasefvf- .1' ... 1 , P -H ----1:11. f Y , , ff, 5 - .f . ...., , .. , x - ' la - p Z J - Q 'xr V . W , n I if - f , A -- - 1 ff - QW - 'A' . Q f 1 lm. - In-1-.J u ' ' g , I A ' N, .. .1 ,. V . ' yr ,,.,:g7- ,W--A g -I ., ' I . . . ..,,- - 7551, .. - f ' ,- - -- -f 'Q . .. - ,A- , Qi ,,if!i5-3, . 4 I J., if . . . -. 1 -. 4 x , E 1 L ., ' - . A s 1 f ' ' ' Q Q A ., HH , x . , s 1 . W, ' A .- V A 4 1 m A x lv - ,,, . ,e- d,.,t:2 - , Z ,lf 'vue ' ' ,- f . . ' 4 . I . ., 1 1 . 5 . . -. X s a 5 f 1 I 1 ' . . ., 'M 4 .1 ' , f 3' f f .- , N x 'as 1 f A , 1 1 ' K , e f ' u 'S 1. f fr 2 .- -. . 5, 4. N f if f 1 f , ,Q A 1 7 17 , 4 v 1 ' 0 , if I' f 1 1 , I 1' I 4 1' ' f A , .4 1 ' '4 1 45 1 ' 9 , 5' ' I .f 1 Z 1 , , 4 f : , .- f ' ,f 3 'f .- 1 -' , ,. 9 , 5 J J ' 1 A .v --- ' ' r U ' fr- ' Paper Staff Vi. 3': .L an 3' r ,- First Row: Left to Right Edna Blain, Judy Weaver, Connie Freeman, Frank Goodman, Carolyn Heemstra, Dick Giltner, Mary Kuipers. Second Row: Donalea Williams, Barbara Boyer, Marjorie Seyfried, Vondola Berry, June Goodman, Barbara Morris, Nancy Haynes, Mrs. Rosen. Third Row: Connie Miller, Norma White, Dora Hockema, Violet Byers, Don Welsh, Ruth Haynes, Ruth Peyton, Alice Remsburg. Absent: Dolores Hamilton, .Tune Connelly and Lester Martin. Under the editorship of Carolyn Heemstra, The Shadeland Echo is being published for its tenth year. She is being assisted by Frank Goodman. Our art editors again this year are Mary Louise Kuipers, Dora Mae Hockema, and Ruth Ann Peyton. The sports news has been handled by Dick Giltner and Jack Mays. The rest of our staff is mostly made up of reporters representing the various grades or departments in school. 83 Band Gln club 0659 0 Q wl yqffw G A Q' . 4 g -f , Ps SL , as .1 , v 'af .f v f - K Library li! 8883 gn Du-4' 'SEI ll! S395 IQEB G irls' Physical Eaucation ,,-5 IAYTLE sash-A4 35 ,NJ n.. Sewing Class F. F. A. 36 Shaclelancl High School Alumni Class CF 1943 Delsla Hamilton Allen, Lucille Ritchie Brunton, Della Martin Debbs, Betty Hoffine, Russell Harrison, Joanne Butler Meyers, Joe O'Brien, Mary Smith, Doris Hawkins Reese and Elmer Class OF 1944 Raymond Beever, Jim Borton, Mildred Hamilton Brunton, Frances Morris Cornell, Lowell Elmlng, William Fawley, Evelyn O'Brien Jankovic, Walter Moore Jr., Margaret Segal Moore, Jim Savoldl, Virginia McDowell Sparger, Robert Stevens, Oakel Strawsma, Frances Swatts and Class QF 19 45 Earl Bradley Jr., Marv Beever Butler, Helen Cockrell, John Ferguson, Maxine Martin, Thelma Mennen Guse, Mildred Ritchie Miller, Edna Mae Glpson Monroe, Marjorie Moore, Ruby Bartley Moore, Kenneth Nagle, Velma Mennen Reeding, Tressie Workman Slopesma, Arthur Shaw, Mildred Butler Shrontz and Edna Macy Withrow. Class OF 1946 James Beever, Dorotha Stevens Benham, Beth Bindord, Robert Brown, Floyd Harlan, Shirley Hall Harlan, Russell Hawkins, Mildred McDowell Hockema, Louise Baker Howell, Wilma Bartley Jones, Paul Kulpers, Kenneth Moll, Robert Moore, Jim Munson, Frank O'Brlen and Cl a ss OF 1 94 'I Vlrglnla Beever, Betty Burkhart Grammer, Joanne Brown Simmons and Ethel Melton Squires. Class Cf 1948 Myrna Leavitt Banton, Willard Burtsfield, Herschel Byers, Alice Byers, Frank Cockrell, Robert Flack, Adrian Hawk, Walter Hawkins, Emma Jean Hamilton, Donald Laughlin, Robert 1 McCarty, Betty McDowell, Nellie O'Brien, William Rooze, Doris Shoemaker, Charles Stewart, Merle Stlllions and Anna May Turner. Class OF 1949 Raymond Haynes, Richard McCarty, James Miller, Robert Morgan, Barbara Remsburg Morgan, Patricia 0'Brlen, Sarah Stewart and Fredrick Workman. Class OF 1950 Robert Brown, Lois Butler, Norbert FltzSimmons, Bobby Hanna, Richard Laughlin, David Leavitt, Roy Morris Jr., Emma Schilling Larch, Cecil Smith Jr., and Delores Stevens Class OF 1951 Lorene Graves Adkins, Charles Angstadt, Rosemary Hines Angstadt, Mary Bailey Guse, Bill Baumgardt, Thomas Benner, Elaine Blain, Kenneth Butler, Thomasene Burtsfleld Campbell, Marilyn Cockrell, Jerry Flack, Ronald Guse, Dale Haynes, Maurice Heemstra, Gene Klrts, Violet Leavitt, Marylln Morgan, Joan Remsburg Morris, Margaret 0'Brlen, Jean Remsbrug, Dorothy Seyfried, Richard Smith and Wesley Watt. Watkins. Phyllis Wlndle. Carolyn Rocke Schilling. Atkinson. 37 J- ,im '12 ' . jf v . 3-'. f. iq., ... Q . 45. .-. . ' Tiff 1. 37324 '-f :Z 3? E421 ff-. -lf, H ,. 3, Q-: ..,,,,:':f . . - ' A - 5- f: f 1 -I .. 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B m l5'asl:if-'blozlll Baseball Team rs A l Third Row: November December January February First Row: Left to right: Alice Ramsburg and Leeta Granger, Yell Leaders. Second Row: Jack Mays, James Haynes, Richard Williamson, Don Welsh, Richard Brown, Frank Goodman, Curtis Vanderkleed, Sheldon Stillions, James Ogden, Jim Mays Mr. Robb, Principal, Bob James, Bob Welsh, Danny Giltner, LeRoy Hamilton, Lloyd Williams, Paul Mennen, Fred Carte, Lester Martin, Charles Graves, John Cook, Student Managerg Mr. Miller, Coach. Baslcetball Summary 30 Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland County Tourney Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland Shadeland 40 West Point Wea Morenci Romney Klondike Battle Ground Jackson Stockwell Buck Creek Pinnel New Richmond Monitor Jackson Jackson Clarks Hill Wea Dayton West Point Boswell Baseball Team A 8- First Row: Left to Right: Charles Graves, Jack Mays, James Ogden, Lester Martin, Dan Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Giltner, LeRoy Hamilton. Second Rowz- Donnie Graves, Dick Giltner, Richard Brown, James Haynes, Richard Williamson, Frank Goodman, Paul Mennen, Jim Mays, Mrs. Miller, Coach BBSZBBII Summary Shadeland 0 Shadeland 1 Shadeland 15 Shadeland 2 Shadeland 2 Shadeland 3 Shadeland 8 LITHOGRAPHED 8 BOUND BY He Mivustut Stockwell West Point Romney Morenci Jackson Wea West Point Junior High Basketball Team First Row: Second Row: Third Row: November December January -February Left to right: Kathleen Moore, Gavnell Shumate, Betty Saubert, Conme Kay Freeman, Yell Leaders. Ernest Toman, Johnny Iflllt, Max Julian, Robert Smith, Nicky Morgan, Norman Heemstra, Gordon Carte, Eddie Morehouse, Gene Switzer, Leon Keller, Charles Toman, Richard McDowell. Donnie Graves, Student Manager, Lester Davis, Eddie Keller, Harold Morris, Ronald Rosen, Vernon Smith, Glen Verhey, James McDowell, Marvin Berry, Norman Cockrell, Vencent Riley, Gene Hllt, David Joseph, Darrell Verhey, Mr. Bell, Coach. 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LAFAYETTE INDIANA I PROTANE GAS THE PERFECT FUEL FOR COOKING - HEATING AND REFRIGERATION DEEP FREEZE - HOME FREEZERS AND REFRIGERATORS HARDWICK - TAPPAN AND ODIN - GAS RANGES SCOTSMAN OIL AND GAS SPACE BURNER . SERVEL REFRIGERATORS HANDLEY BROWN AND RHEEM WATER HEATERS Dexter Bottle Gas Service PHONE 5815 18TH AND ELMWOOD AVENUE LAFAYETTE INDIANA WilliEllHSOH,S Drive In GOOD FOOD - ALL TYPES SANDWICHES - SOFT DRINKS - COFFEE GAS AND OIL WE TRY TO GIVE GOOD SERVICE AT ALL TIMES 24 HOUR SERVICE JUNCTION NO. 25 8: 43 PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK BY The Smith Studio Sz Camera Shep PHONE 38-.T ATTICA INDIANA ' l St. John Electric CONTRACTING AND RE PAIRING PHONE 0559 WEST LAFAYETTE INDIANA ' 1 - Wilson Cabinet Shop CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS, RESTAURANT AND STORE FIXTURES RUBBER AND ASPHALT TILE FLOORING PHONE 7834 122 NORTH ELLSWORTH STREET WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA THE NEW 1952 STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS NOW ON DISPLAY Paul 0. Johnson Motors SALES AND SERVICE LAFAYETTE BY-PASS 52 INDIANA DRINK - 3 M1 ' x I m IN BOTTLES Coca-Cola Bottling Company PHONE 4937 LAFAYETTE INDIANA Chamberlin Ice Cream Co. THE HOME OF INDIANA'S FINEST ICE CREAM FIFTH AND ALABAMA LAFAYETTE INDIANA L. A. Thise Lumber LAFAYETTE Co., Inc. 301 NORTH EARL AVENUE PHONE 7379 INDIANA Geisler's STYLE STORE FOR MEN 500 MAIN ST. LAFAYETTE, INDIANA 316 STATE ST. WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA COMPLIMEN TS OF Lafayette Savings Bank SAVINGS ACCOUNTS - FARM LOANS , HOME LOANS - SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM LAFAYETTE INDIANA COMPLIME NTS OF Deekers MAIN STREET DIAL 2-5036 LAFAYETTE INDIANA Shade-land Farm HEREFORD CATTLE - HAMPSHIRE HOGS WHERE A FRIENDLY WELCOME GREETS YOU HERSCHEL L. KILGORE, OPERATOR LAFAYETTE INDIANA Crown Laundry Co. MASTER DRY CLEANERS PHONE 4073 220-240 SOUTH 4TH STREET LAFAYETTE INDIANA Let us serve your needs for concrete building blocks, haydite lightweight blocks. CON CRE TE Bricks -- Septic Tanks -- Underground Garbage Tanks -- Grease Traps Drain Tile -- Sewer Pipe -- Culvert Pipe. Indiana Loek Joint Concrete Pipe Company LAFAYETTE'S LEADING CONCRETE MANUFACTURER SINCE 1922 TOP ELSTON HILL PHONE 7852 Compliments Of Your PRODUCERS' STOCKYARDS Earl Gouty, Manager Phone 5982 Located 1 Mile South of Klondike Lafayette It's Only a Good Policy to be a Member of TIPPECANOE COUNTY FARM BUREAU The Farmers Own Organization Phone 2180 Foot of Columbia Street Indiana I... Laiayette National Bank DOWNTOWN PARKING FACILITIES MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COLUMBIA AT FOURTH STREET LAFAYETTE INDIANA Downtown Servioenter Super Service MOTOR TUNE -UP AND CARBURATION - COMPLETE LUBRICATION TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES PROP. 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Sehnaihle Company DEALERS IN -- IANITOR SUPPLIES - SOAPS - CHEMICALS - ACIDS - PAPER PRODUCTS PHONE 2627 LAFAYE TTE INDIANA Shamhauglfs Garage PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 3033 20 SOUTH 6TH STREET LAFAYETTE INDIANA Watches - Diamonds CHUPP .TEWELERS We make a guarantee really mean something 21 N. 4th St. Phone 5852 SHUMAN FEED STORE Purina Chows 102 - 110 Columbia Street Phone 3448 Lafayette Indiana ROSE GLEN DAIRY Visit Our Dairy Bar By-Pass 52 Lafayette Indiana Compliments Of MIDWEST ROOFING Ka INSULATION CO. Siding, roofing and aluminum storm doors 12 North 3rd St. Lafayette Indiana John Deere Farm Equipment - Repair Sz Service BROWER'S MOTOR COMPANY 2910 East Main Lafayette Indiana THE BEST POTATO-CHIPS Made In Lafayette Phone 4249 Lafayette R. R. 7 Indiana Courtesy - -- LAFAYETTE EISNER'S STORES The Eisner Store on 2315 East Main Street is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. EAST SIDE CLEANERS Guaranteed Dry Cleaning 312 South 16th Street 'Ti l AUTO BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repairing - Glass Installed - Painting Phone 2998 107 S. Second Lafayette Indiana RUND PACKING COMPANY, INC. Owners Of Home Freezers You can purchase whole pork loins, shoulders, hams and quarters of beef from us. We will cut, wrap and freeze your meat according to your instructions. For owners of livestock we do custom butchering, as well as custom curing. Phones: 5063 Sz 5064 COOK Sz OLIVER CABINET SHOP Custom Built Cabinets Free Estimates Phone 7-1225 R. R. 8 Lafayette, Indiana l Compliments Of WM. F. TAYLOR gl SON M. M. Papec, Donham, Little Giant Lafayette Repairs - Service Phone 2904 321 S. 3rd St. Indiana H. B. KISSE LL Fresh Dressed Poultry Graded Eggs Custom Dressing Telephone 6008 Our New Address Is 148 Howard Ave., West Lafayette Compliments Of MARKS BROS. Ford Tractors and Implement Dealers Same Location 36 Years West Point Phone 3003 Compliments of the MU RDOCK FARM Purebred Herefords Lafayette Indiana Compliments Of I. C. PENNEY CO. Corner of 3rd and Main Lafayette Indiana lit 1 l l I I We are always happy to express our Sincerest wishes to the Graduation Class LOEB'S INC. For 80 Years On The Square Compliments Of LAFAYETTE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Corporation Corner Fourth and Main Lafayette Indiana For the Best in Sports Equipment Athletic Goods - Sportswear - Fishing Tackle THE SPORTSMAN, INC. 517 Main Street Lafayette Phone 2187 Indiana SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 100 Years of Sewing Service 531-33 Main Lafayette Phone 6925 Indiana 1 1 1 VAN'S BODY SHOP We Take Dents out of Accidents Auto Painting and Trimming Phone 5332 5th and Brown Streets A Lafayette Indiana MEYER'S SUPER MARKET Plenty of Parking Space Phone 4021 401 South 4th Street State Roads 43 and 25 Lafayette Indiana Compliments Of THE VOGUE DRIVE -IN CLEANERS Phone 7333 20th and Kossuth Streets Lafayette Indiana Compliments Of LAFAYETTE ELEVATORS L.e--..... -.. LYMAN COAL 8: IMPLEMENT CO. Case Farm Machinery Bolens Garden Tractors Wisconsin Motors Sales - Service - Repairs Phone 02104 Lafayette 20 N. First St. Indiana Lx 1 CENTRAL REALTY 8: INSURANCE SERVICE Before you die, buy, sell, burn or blow away, see us. Arthur W. Bryant 8z Associates Ph. Office 2132 - Home 35230 Lafayette 420 Columbia Street Indiana MAY Ga HOCKSTRA FARM SERVICE Dealers in New Idea and Massey Harris Farm Equipment Road 552 Phone 99473 Rear of Aluminum Plant Compliments Of BORDEN 'S 1611 Schuyler Ave. Lafayette Indiana Compliments Of THE PURDUE STATE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation West Lafayette, Indiana BROWNS' SHELL SERVICE Phone 3-1380 224 Main St. Levee West Lafayette, Indiana GRAVES - QUALITY - BAKERY, INC. Fine Bread, Roll and Pastry Phone 8467 122-24 State St. West Lafayette, Indiana When You Say it With Flowers Say it With Ours THE WRIGHT FLOWERS Across from Purdue Fieldhouse Phone 4260-9300 Telegraph and Delivery Service WILLIAM'S FARM WATER SERVICE State Road 25 at Shadeland Phone 75521 Lafayette, Indiana Compliments Of WALLACE HATCHERY Paywell Chicks Phone 7810 2 North Second St. Lafayette, Indiana HARRY'S STYLE SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear - Millinery West Side Square Phone 5276 134 North 3rd St. Lafayette, Indiana ACE STORES SPE RB HARDWARE, INC. Hardware - Paints Electrical-Factory 8: Janitor Supplies Ace Sets the Pace 822-824 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana MC KIBBEN COAL COMPANY Phone 3351 1100 Wabash Ave. Lafayette, Indiana MARG - ANN - SHOP Soda Fountain Service Lunch Meats 8: Groceries 601 Wabash Ave. Lafayette, Indiana PEARLMEN BROTHERS 133 S. 2nd St. We buy paper, iron, and all waste material. Lafayette, Indiana OSCAR WINSKI CO., INC. Waste Material of All Kinds 522 Wabash Ave. Lafayette, Indiana Compliments Of GLENN ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 3878 Lafayette, Indiana Compliments Of DARBY POULTRY MARKET 129 S. 2nd St. Lafayette, Indiana It's Handy To Stop Sz Shop At C 8z D SUNDRIES Gifts - Cameras - Novelties Films and Developing Fountain Service 4th and Owen Compliments Of LOWE BROTHERS Allis-Chalmers Machinery Lots of Luck to the Shadeland Seniors of '52' Lafayette, Indiana ll L Compliments Of JACQUES Main at Fourth afayette's Finest Specialty Shop Compliments Of WHEE LE RS J'ORDAN'S ME N 'S SHOP Clothing - Furnishing - Hats 436 Main St. Lafayette, Indiana H amilton-E lgin-Gruen-Watches GEORGE EVANS, IEWELER I F 619 Main St. Lafayette, Indiana SPEAR'S Food Market Phone 7830 201 Columbia St. Lafayette, Indiana BALTIMORE CLOTHES Store for Men SHOP Quality Clothes-Furnishing -Hats Phone 2873 Lafayette, Indiana Make a Hit with a Miss! Buy ROTH FLOWERS 635 Main St. Lafayette, Indiana Compliments Of THE BURK POULTRY CO Phone 7763 - 3274 325 N. Third St. Lafayette, Indiana . , INC. Compliments Of DE VAULT'S I. G. A. STORE West Point, Indiana Compliments Of LAFAYETTE CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY West Point Elevator West Point, Indiana DOLAND'S SHE LL SERVICE Greasing - Tires - Tubes Accessories West Point, Indiana LAFAYETTE CO -OP. ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain-Feed -Seed-Coal-Grinding Lumber and Fence Material Shadeland Compliments Of GEORGE KLAIBER Grocery and Shell Station Shadeland, Indiana DUNNINGTON JONES GRAIN CO. Taylor Station and South Raub Grain-Seed-Feed-Fertilizer Co Compliments Of SUPERIOR LAUNDERETTE on the Levee 45 Bendix Machines Compliments Of DALE BROWN . mplete Washing 8a Drying Service Trustee Ll 1 l 1 I Compliments Of HOFFINE 'S GARAGE SMITH SHOE STORE Shoes for Entire Family Phone 5414 115 N. 10 St. 416 Main St. Lafayette, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana Compliments Of Compliments Of HARLAN'S GROCERY OWEN DOWNHAM LUMBER CO AND STANDARD STATION CONCRETE READY MIX CO. Compliments Of LAFAYETTE TRUCK SALES Diamond T Phone 3902 Phone 3942 2001 North Ninth St. Road 1600 N. 9th St. Lafayette, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana B Zz B GRILL Across from the Ball Park on Main ' 'Home of the Famous B8zM Tenderloin The best in Good Food 8: Good Music Homemade Pies Hungry? Lafayette, Indiana l U I STE CK'S Clothing - Shoes - Hats 529 Main St. near 6th Lafayette, Indiana C. B. KLINKER SALES Phone 8052 - 8090 Kelvinator Appliances WEST SIDE FOOD MARKET Maytag Washers Choice Meats - Fine Groceries Free Delivery - Tues. - Fri. Open Sunday 9-1 Phone 7950 112 Northwestern Ave. 721 Main St. I West Lafayette Compliments Of GRAND VIEW DAIRY DICK YOST R.R. '7 South 4th Street General Roofing Lafayette, Indiana ii ' I GERRY MOHLMAN Sz SON I Headquarters for Eagle Picker I and Kyanize Paints ' Jewelers I Watch 8: Clock Repairing a Specialty - SCHNAIBLE DRUG COMPANY I Phone 2954 I 434 Main St. 117 N. 4th St. Lafayette, Indiana I Lafayette, Indiana Compliments Of Compliments Of , Mr. Rudae SUMMERS TEXACO LOEB'S BEAUTY SALON 2912 E. Main St. Lafayette, Indiana Phone 7401 l . -. Compliments Of I. H. EZRA GROCERY Phone 4268 524 South 3rd Lafayette, Indiana REAIFER'S Ninth and Main Compliments Of IKE AND J' ACK Phone 721 West Point, Indiana LINCOLN Robert H. Dawhins, Prop. Open 24 hrs., - Closed Sundays Phone 6219 918 Main St. A Lafayette, Indiana Lafayette GINGRICH Sz CASAD GROCERY Royal Blue Store Quality Meats - Groceries Fresh Vegetables Phone 7477 428 Wabash Avenue Lafayette, Indiana HAROLD FOOD MARKET Phone 6936 1021 Wabash Avenue Lafayette, Indiana WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE ' ' - urns.: M: zz wr- r' H-XA-.-1.4 +.m,mm-,- asw:.2s.sswvQfm:nm,xmHlzyaw.zw,,, fx Qrw'ww,mwgs.w::,:+1-yammnanvamaswaznvawwaa-Y 1-1vvemumazmsmr.u:':..w:m1eu:f Y 5 W 1 ur I f ' f i , ' 'ri 5 1- is A 1 35--gugx 4 . HQ ,M f - 7 N 'CS l 25 : . AM 1 'T r a g N' w i - V, aj 1 flsr. .. r,. W - -Q ! .-me an f Q. :mf 1 'Ck , 2-3 . Eff : Aj.-'ey QE 4. e 4-x ffl E '