St Francis High School - Echo Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1957 volume:

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X- - , X ,f ,, lf' -gl 4 K2 - 5 V N 'XA f k ll f X f' X , bk-' Gfki Lv, clan my g Ill 4 wk llllg W 'IHPLZ SHPE GRATIS OUR BISHOP Most Reverend John G Bennett D D B1shop of Lafayette 1n Ind1ana The class of l957 of St Francls H1gh School w1ll remaln un1que IH the h1story of h1gh school educat1on 1n our Clty W1th the graduatlon CXCTCISCS the hlstory of the school comes to a close To you the members of the class we offer our s1ncere con gratulatlons You have been close to us these last two years as you pursued your studles IH the Chancery bu1ld1ng and we w1ll m1ss the l1velyfr1endl1ness of the class May you always cherlsh the l'11L3fT'OI'16S of these last two years so near to the center ofthe Church s aCt1V1t1eS in the d1OCeS8. We w1ll always remember you as students whose dally act1v1t1es were almost a part OL our dally l1v1ng Slncerely yours 1n Chrlst, 'fig B1shop of Lafayette 1n Ind1ana. Page 4 .17 , Y. 4 W. 5 lf ? in fn 5 1 't fl 1? lNJ'.,5 4 Reverend Leo MCI-12116 Salnt Ann Church Most Reverend John J Carberry S T D Samt Mary Cathedral Reverend ..z6I '13.I'd GeI'bLlS O F IN1 Reverend Ggrdgn Gehr1 O Hg S mt Dofuface Church Samt Lawrence Church F M Page 5 , , xr ' ., r r . dai. . .R ,131 ' ,D . L .. ' A . . . . . 1' ' . Slstcr M Emmanuel Pr1nc1pa1 S nlor Sponsor Commcrclal OUR TEACHERS LIS' - :gf S1St 1 M -TO1'1Y1 F1'aHC1S Mrs Marybelle Becker Rev Arthur S go .T C D SC1 nee Cvuldance Counselor Rehglon Math Engllsh Page-6 8 . .J .' X , , I X A1 , ,S . ji , . X' 4 I- , 4 . M . Q V ' - ' . M 9 . 1 SENIOR 1 ,v f Left to rlght Jean Lmder Treasurer Judy DeL1or1 VICE Premdent Veromca HCSSIOU Secretary Mary Cox Pres1dent SENIOR CLASS Or r ICERS Judy DCLIOU Patrlcla Conno Sal t t Va1n.d1ctor1an u a Oman Page 8 1 1 I 1 Q ' S 1 I , - 1? . V Y L - . . r 1 ' ' gm -C fx -1 '1 L fw- Q 475 F.. Cx 1--'rv' JOAN ANTHROP M1ss1onSunsh1nel 2. 3 4 Leg1onofMaryl 2 Treas urer3 4 Echo Staff Co Ed1tor4 Glee Clubl Z Jun1or Play 3 Legms latlve Assembly Representatlve 3 Betty Crocker Award4 Broadcast4 PerfectAt tendancel Z 3 4 Honor R ll 2 3 4 JUDY ARNOLD M1ss1on Sunsh1nel 2 3 4 EchoStaff Advert1s1ng4 Glee Cluol Z Jumor Play r a MARY JO BOEHLE MISSION Sunsh1nel 2. 4 Secreta1y3 Class Offlcer S cretary2. Echo Staff Car toon1st4 Glee Club l 2 Junlor Play 3 May Queen Attendant3 Commerclal Award 3 Pe rfect Attendance 3 Honor Roll 4 ANN BOWMAN M1SS1OD Sunsh1neZ 3 4 Leg1on of Mary Z Jun1or Play 3 JOAN BROOKS M1ss1onSunsh1nel Z 3 4 Leg1onofMary3 4 Cflee Clubl Z Jun1orPlay3 NANCY CARROLL M1SS1OHSuHSh1H6l Z 3 President 4' Class Officer Vice-President 2' Legion of Maryl Z 3 Vice-President 4- Echo Staff-Literary Editor 49 Trumpter Reporter lg Glee Club 1, Z5 Junior Play 3g Per- fect Attendance Z, 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4g Broadcast 4. Page 9 ,ol x Q'- 5 g r ! PATRICIA CONNOR M1ss1onSunsh1nel 2 V1C6 Pres1lent4 .Tumor Play 3 PerfectAttend ance l Z 3 4 Honor Roll MARY COX M1ss1onSunsh1nel Z 3 4 Class Offlc r Presldent 4 laeg1onofMaryl 2 3 4 Glee Cluol A Junlor Play 3 PromAttcndant3 Per ect Attendancel 3 JUDY DELION M1ss1onSunsh1nel Z 3 4 Cl ssOrucers Vlce Pres 1dent3 4 Secretaryl Cvlee Clubl Z .Tumor Play 3 PromAttendant3 May Queen Attendant2 Honor Rolll Z 3 4 Alternate Glrls State 3 Leglslatlve Assembly S nator 3 NANCY EHRIE M1ss1onSunsh1nel 2. 4 Treasurer3 Echo Staff Cartoon1st4 Glee Clubl Z .Tumor Play3 MayQueen Attendantl 3 Attendant Wlnter Formal 4 ANNA MAY HATKE M1ss1onSunsh1nel Z Cxlee Clubl 2 .Iun1or Play 3 MARJORIE HATKE M1ss1onSunsh1nel 2 3 4 Crlee Clubl 2 Jun1orPlay3 W'1nter Formal Attend ant4 Muscular Dystrophy Essay Award4 Perfect At tendancel 2 3 4 Page IO pr- .fy i 'mrs J VERONICA HESSION Mission Sunshine l, Z, 3, 4g Class Officer Treasurerl, Secretary 4' Legion of Mary Treasurer l, 2 Secretary 3 4' Glee Clubl 2' Junior Play 3 Catholic Daughter s Poet ry Contest 3 Local Contest 3rd Prize State Contest 3ro Prize Broadcast4 Hoosier Girls State Delegate 3 Elk's Youth Leadership Contest 4 BETTY I-IOLST M1ss1onSunsh1nel Z 3 4 Glee Clubl Z Jun1orPlay3 Winter Formal Queen4 VIRGINIA JENKINSON M1ss1onSunsh1nel A 3 4 Class Officer Treasurer 3 Echo Staff Ed1tor4 Glee Clubl 2 Trumpterlleporter 2. Junior Play3 Broadcast 4 Perfect Attendancel Honor Roll 2 JEAN LINDER Mission Sunshinel Z 3 4 Class Ofticer Treasurer4 Glee Club l 2. Junior Play3 MARY LOU PETRO M1ss1onSunsh1ne l 2. 3 4 Leg1onofMaryl Z Glee Clubl 2 Junio Play3 Poetry Contest 2 Perfect Attendance l 2 BETTY LOU SCHEETZ Mission Sunshinel Z 3 4 Legion ofMaryl 2 Glee Clab l 2 Junior Play 3 Broadcast 4 Page 1 1 ,Al-ll .,1-'17 I ' li 1 Es SANDRA SEITERS M1ss1on Sunsh1nel Z 3 4 Class Ofncer Pres1dent 3 Treasurer 2 Cflee Club l Z .Tumor Play 3 May Queen Attendant 1 Perfect Attend ance 3 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 BETTY SEZNESAC M1ss1on Sunshme Secre tary 4 Glee Club l 2 Junlor Play 3 Thar1kS g1v1ng Queen 3 Sprlng Rev1ewl 2 3 DONNA SIMPSON M1ss1on Sunsh1nel Z 3 4 Glee Cl bl Z .Tumor Play 3 Att l,1ant'W1nter Formal 4 P r ect Attendancel Z 3 SANDRA VANDERIPE M1ss1on Sunshme l 2 3 Treasurer4 Class Off1cer V1ce Pres1dent 1 Secretary 3 Echo Staff LayoutEd1tor4 Trumpeter Reporter Z Glee Clubl Honor Rolll Z 3 4 DONNA LEE WILSON Mission Sunshine l 2, 3,49 C1199 Club 1, 25 .TuniorP1ay3g Attendant Winter Formal 4 Page 12 Ama .jwcafory In S otember 1953 forty seven bew1ldered freshmen entered Salnt E rancls I-hgh Our f1rst year w nt try1ng to prove our loyalty to Sa1nt Francls W1th S1ster M Clara as our homeroom sponsor we set out to prove that we would be worthy some day to be called Graduates of Salnt Franc1s I-hgh One of our f1rst projects was sell1ng Stanley Wax Ne had ch1l1 d1nners andpart1c1pated1n the Cnr1stmas and St CCC1l1a Day pro grams We contr1b ted generou ly to tlf nten and Auf ands As freshmen of the S1lver Jub1lee year of Salnt FFHHCIS hlrh we selected Martha Hugh s for Pres1dent Jo Ann Geswem for VICC Presldent Judy DeL1on for S cretary and Veron1ca Hesslon for Treasurer Our sophomore year was to be an unforgettable event 1n the young l1ves of forty seven glrls W1th Slster M Helad1a as our sponsor we planned mlxers ch1l1d1nners an 1acks We p rt1c1pated 11 the Lenten and M1ss1onSunsh1ne progra a. program OL rn ern danc1ng for the Our Physlcal Ed class gave ent1re school and some ofthe stunts were selected to be 1nterm1ttent acts for the Jun1or and semor plays Our gu1d1ng off1cers were Jarbara Haan, Presldent Nancy Car roll V1ce Presldent MaryJoBoehle freasurer Secretary and Sandy Se1ters In our Junlor year Salnt FTaHC1S Hlgh School was transferred from 1508 T1ppecanoe Street to 610 L1ngle Avenue Because of lack of space only Jum rs and Semors were able to attend Des nt the loss of some conve lences our stud1es went on the same as us dal S1sterM Ermenllde was our sponsor and the offlcers were Sandy Selters Presldent JudyDeL1on V1ce Pres ment Sandy Vanderlpe Secretary Glnger Jenkmson Treasurer Although our class was now only twenty f1ve strong we sponsored successfully mlxers bake sales skatlng partles and our .Tumor Play Here She Comes The entlre class voted that we take a class tr1p Our tr1p was an unforgettable and memorable event We went to Notre Dame De tro1t M1ch1gan Wmdsor Ontar1o Canada Toledo Ohlo and Fort Wayne, lndlana Our exoerlence and all that x e learned have stamped a last1ng 1mpress1on on our memor1es Page 1 3 C BA L , , , . . . . 1 N l . , as 1.-C . . L , .M ,I . . . ,I . . . H ,I l . . . . .V . , . ... ,A 1 - ' ', ,,1 1. 4 , '- -'. . . U. X. D L., 13 1. 1-JJ.. . . V -A . I . . - N- , . . . D u . . I 5' Y - 0 u . . . . l, wi ' . . . , Ol 1 1. L . 1113. 1 0.1 ., , 2 . . I . . . . . . 1 D . U 1 J- 1 1 ' 1 M 1 1 1 1- . . l . Q , - . A .., x.' ' V , . .A - . . . . . - 0 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 il , . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 The Junior-Senior Prom, which the Mothers' Club helped sponsor, was abig event in our lives for it was really the first formal dance we had ever planned. Everyone had a good time. In September, 1956, twenty-five girls returned to school as mighty seniors. Our senior offic grs are: Mary Cox, President, Judy Dc- Lion, Vice President, Veronica Hession, Secretary, and Jean Lin- der, Treasurer. With Sister Emmanuel as sponsor, our class is working hard to make this their biggest and best year. So far we have attended a Winter Formal, edited a Yearbook, and arranged for the Senior Prom. We sponsored mixers, skating parties, and bake sales. As we now look forward to Graduation Day the class of 1957 is grateiul for everything the Priests and Franciscan Sisters have done for We wish to express our everlasting thanks to His Excellency Bishop John G Bennett and Reverend Arthur A S go lor all their help in continuing St Francis Class of 1957 MOTHERS CLUB Left to right Mrs Frank Petro President Mrs Walter Anthrop V1cePres1dent Mrs W111ysVander1pe Treasurer andMrs Robert Carroll Secretary Page 14 us. ' ' 1 . 1 . 3 L- . . . . . I J .W I X . i 5 K .3-J I , ,- '1 045' ffl -' '- Y -it--4 .. , , ' . fri, is ' . llc-417' 1 1 ' ' . s , . , ! o , 5 . I 4 AC 'HVI TIE S in 3- Seated left to right Sandy Vanderipe Picture Editor Joan Anthrop Standing Judy Arnold .5 siness Manager Mary Jo Boehle Art Staff Nancy Carroll Literary Editor Nancy Ehrie Art Staff ECHO STAFF Although our decision to have the yearbook was not made until No vember we all knew that it was a project that required much time effort inspiration and planning The finished product proves that it was worth all the work and energy The purpose of the Echo is to provide the girls with a lasting re membrance of their days spent at St Francis The editor co editor and the stafz appreciate the co operation received from the senior class We know that the yearbook will meet the approval of the students and all who read lt Page l6 , 6 A if Q. ' dv , I . I . , 5 ' Co-Editorg Virginia Jenkinson, Editor. I , 1 12, Q , S 9 S . 3 x 0 , .... , Q ! ' , H . . . . . - 1 ' Q 2 . u ' . Q I MISSION-SUNSHINE OFFICERS Left to r1ght Sandy Vanderlpe Treasurer Betty Senesac Secre tary Patty Connor V1ce Pres1dent and Nancy Carroll Pres1dent The M1ss1onSunsh1ne Soc1etyhas been organlzed to spread sunshlne to araway m1ss1onS and to our own country Some of the major act1v1t1es lncluded S lhng Chr1stma cards donatmg baskets of food to the poor people at Chrlstmas and hold1ng a raffle to obtaln money to send to the m1ss1o1s and to co'1tr1bute to Our prayers r ts letters and songs glven at the rneeung all rernmed us of tr d1re needs of the m1ss1ons Wlthout these 1n spxratxonal thoughts the I'T11SS1OI1S would have been Lorgotten Page 17 ' : . 9 J l : , ' ' s . - 5 , . I . . . . . Z 3 . . S , I . , , A A i the Bish..p's Relie1'Fund. , -fir , , ' ' ' Ac - . . I . , - LEGION OF MARY When the Redeen cr was promised to a sinful world G ci said that He would come through a woman and that this Woman would crush the head ot th serpent lr rom that moxrient on our Blessed Mother was destined to be a constant toe of thc devil It would henceiorth be her task to seek out evil wherever it might be found in order to destroy it. The isegion of Mary is dedicated to the Mother oi God. lt is priv- ileged to be one of her allies and as such to help her wage war against the evils of todav. Members ofthis worldwide organization are convinced that it is not enough to pray but that they must be devoted to Mary in an active way. Thus each member is obligated each week to do something in the spirit of obedience. The task is assigned by the President of the Praesidium. The members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Praesidium, students of St. Francis High School, assist with the monthly Birthday Party at St. Anthonys Home tor the Aged, visit the residents, provide a nursery ior the children during the Sunday Iwiass at St. Mary' S Cath- edral, maintainapamphlet rack at the County Courthouse, the Wa- bash Railroad Station, St. Elizabeth Hospital, and visit the patients at the hospital. Page 18 Av-JIQJ Kiki' MAY cRowN1NG S1nce we are orlvlleged to be at the Chancery the May Crowmnb ceremony took place on thc lavyn at thl Blshop s I'6S1dCIlC 111 lront of the statue of C Lady o Grace Sdnda May 6 1936 Dorothy I-Ianthorn was glvcn the I1 nor of lngthe May Queen Whrle Slflgllig the tradltlonal hymn she placed a crown o lowers on Our Lady sbrow The Qucen sattendantsmere Mar 1 Soaldlng Sall1e Schrader Mary Jo Boehle and lNanc Lhrle a nlors and Junlors spccmvely Page 19 . v V H' , - 1 .0 N' ' 5 ., V 1' ' D a f ' v Q z , lr' ' Y I 4 - 'Q' BQ 'I 1 Q, ' A , f .F ' v .-f ' ' , f 4' Y I .. TWV A K ,Q 1 1 Y ,, L , I V V . I . x C . . -v 7 - .Y lr r , I. , . U . X I , . Y.. . v - fc . . . . . i Y Y v A V ' ' f 'fTJ I 1 ' ' in K' . Y V ,, ' 1 -, ' ' ' , , Y 5 133 I- x 1 ' JUNIOR PLAY 'Here She Comes' a comedy 1n three acts was presented for the publlc on Apr1l15 and 17 1956 N1Ck1C Brooks a coed must pose as Mar1tza Lopez famous mov1e star for twenty four hours at the Palm Tree Inn as her f1r1al stunt for 1n1t1at1or1 1nto the Foothghts Club Secretly N1ck1e doubles for Marltza Lopez 1r1 her ,ith let1c stunts Wlth Pat O'Keefe press agent for Ma r1tza Lopc Sally R1dge always on the spot at the wrong t1me 1n the rlght place the arr1val of the real Mar1tza Lopez at the Palm Tree Inn matters become more and more compl1cated Th1s play W1th1tS oers1stent questxon Who s Who? ' comes to a h1lar1ous close w1ththe unravellng of the decep t1or1 I V ' 9 I , . O 1 I 9 9 a . . . . . . ll ' ll ' ' - n . ' 1 , .. DZ, 9 ! . 1 A v Il I v ' ' - 9 . if JUNIOR TRIP During the past two years changes have been made 10 the trad1t1o'1s or th school These have come to be recogmzed as a part or th l1fe at St r ranc1s On such change was our .Tumor Class tr1p Early on the mormng of May 7 1956 Slsters Enlmanucl and Ermemlde our chaperons, and the students assembled at the hosp1tal court Judg 1ng from all the bacrgage one mlght have thoufrht that we were about to 'take off on a tr1p around the world Our dest1nat1on was Detrolt M1Ch1gaH and Canada Wlth a quxck glance to check to mak certaln that no one had been lorgotten and a prayer for a salc Journey we were o'1 our way For some thls was thelr flrst tr1p away from home and thereiore there were evena few tcars These soon dlsappeared and songs and laughter l1lled the bus After a lull morn lngs r1de we caught ghmpse ofthe Golden Dome and we knew that we were at Notre Dame UH1VETS1ty After a tour of the can ,as we d1ned at the Un1vers1ty cafeter1a We stopped at W1llow Run Alrport near Detrolt to watch the many planes come and go Some of our largest a1rl1ners use the laC1l1t1SS of th1S a1rport on cross country and even mtcrnatlonal fhghts Perhaps some OL us dreamed of travel to dlstant places but we were .lull kly brou nt to reallty by the announcement that the bus was ready to leave lor nearby Detrolt After arr1v1ng at uve o clock we took a brlet rest before spenun S hp 6Vel'11I1g shoppmg 'JM 9--.4-f W-vi! Q4 35 5 Page 21 74 On the rollowmg mornmg we went to the Ford Plant and enjoyed the unlque exper1ence of watchlng a Car be1ng assembled and tested We ate lunch 1n th plant caleterla be ore golng to Green F1eld Vlllag forthe afternoon We toured the museum and some of the homes where famous men had l1ved It ha been a pleasant day but a busy one and most of us were content to spend a qulet evenlng On the th1rd day we went to bell Island but a steady ra1n prevented us from enjoymg the many amuse ments In the a ternoon our ent1re group took ad vantage ofthe damp day to share the thr1lls of C1n erama Agaln the even1ng was spent restlng a few amb1t1ous 1nd1V1duals went s1ghtsee1ng The last day ofthe tr1p was a lull one 1ndeed Smce It was Ascens1on Thursday we attended Mass at St Aloyslus Church 10 downtown Detrolt After break foot forthe f1rstt1me on Canad1an so1l after our 1n terest1ng r1de through the Detro1t W1ndsor tunnel We certamly were a typlcal group of s1ghtseers We p1ckedupa souvemr or two as a memento of our v1s1t to a forelgn country At noon We began our long Journey home At Fort Wayn we stopped to see St Francls College and then traveled through Hoos1er land to La ayette Late 1n the evemng we rolled 1nto the hosp1tal grounds to the tune or 'Go On W1th the Bus The tr1p was over the memor1es rema1n It was mdeed on of the hlghllghts ol our Junlor Year Mffpz 14 . l':l 'vv1f'a- Lui Page 22 Q mi 1. . . . L. . . . 73 ' . . 1 ' X ' . 2. X l , . . 'L My . . Q .. 1 . ' Q , I . . . . , . ' d u M t f t U 'wth .. 'Q' -' .J Q! fast we tooka tr1p north to Cana a. os or us se H B. !L, .f ' I .I I . . . 'sz Q .:. J ' ' 1 . ' l 1 1- . 1 1 4..' . . .I . I , f R . , , ,s 1 . . e . a x- fl 1 WINTER FORMAL 'Snowdmft Melody was the theme of our wmter iormal whlch was held January 19 1957 at the Palm s Congo Room wxth muslc by Pat Doran s Qulntet Mary Cox class pres1dent crowned Betty Holst Queeno the vflnter I' rmal She also presented the attendants w1th flowers The atten dants were Donna L ee Wllson Donna S1mpson Margle Hatke and Nancy Ehr1e N X ' Fi- Yr! ' 4- 'S EP -5 -5 ' E ' ? '::,-f N Page Z3 1 slim, la ni 1 A Il U p , ' J If . . , ! . I . A . I . . I I . . L. . 9 1 1 q , . Z 7 f Q ' U ---.-- fapfs' Ig? ' Q 1 l V! ' ,. ' E ' ' S eec Social Science Physlcal Science Mathematics mn' Page 24 l ' ,, .Jw . ,,',-ff c.. :Q X' -V-'1 S .ale M, X I f 1 . A A Y E I I S I I F fc FQS' 4 ,1 S I . ' I -sit. 'nf Commerce e arfment Q.- .Q Guidance Lext to r1ght Ann Conyers Al1ce Ahler Marc1a 1-Iurst Que n Mary Cox Judy DeL1on JUNIOR SENIOR PROM On May4 1956 the long awa1ted Junlor Senlor Prom fmally became a real1ty The Lafayette Country Club was decorated beaut1fully 1n accordance w1ththe theme Blue Moon Hundreds ofblue flowers entwlned the balcony and a huge blue moon suspended from the ce1l1ng srruled down on the promenaders Our sp1r1tual Mother Mary's shrme and the Queen s throne were also decorated w1th blue flowers Refreshments were served 1n an adJo1n1ng room At the 1nterm1ss1on, S ndySe1ters Jun1or class Pres1dent crowned Marc1a Hurst as Queen and announced Ann Conyers A11Ce Ahler Judy DSLIOH and Mary Coxher attendants An orch1d was present ed to the Blessed Mother by the Queen wh1le Mother Beloved was sung by the ent1re group Muslc was nrovlded by the Meloda1res for thls wonderful mght of mernor1es. V, :gl A , . 1' - I f ' ,pk , ,- f ,fr 1. Q. ' V 'gg V ' 1 , I g, . 'y QP! ' 'f , .. .V f V K I , A ' fr ny' ' , 5, 3 I 9 , e. 3 L . s 9 ' U . , . 9 , . . , . . . Q ' , ' , 1 1 1 - - . .. Page 26 1' I' 1' 1' 1' I' 8: 8: 1-. f X 9.65 7 PATRONS Mrs M s Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Ernest A WIISOD f1 nam Jenkmson W1111am Schrader W1111am Shedrow Joseph S1egfr1ed W111ys Vanderme Page 2 7 'K Donna Lee WIISOH Nancy Ehr1e Joan B rooks Nancy Carroll 'wyigg Veromca Hess1on SOI1 Donna S1mp a V Anna May Hatke ,X Patty Connor - Joan Ant ali Margle Hatke Mary Jo Boehle 0 hrop Sandy Sezters Page 28 'fit A v ,Vw ffl' ' ., fl' 4 at Sandy Vanderipe A x B 8 gf X.. Ginger Jenxinsnn Betty Senesac Betty Scheetz fi MN Jean L1nder m ffp-T 2' K GX Q-gi? I Ann nowman Judy DeL1on Mary Lou Petro Mary Cox sl' QQ Page 29 fififg X . fv f! I ' 'M rx l X11-, 1 I 5 x Qx X, LW-1 Q ff R fs N' 1 Hicks: W Compliments of Ps 31 3. Quality means so much Ask or ft e lb r fb trade ma is mean the .fame tbmg COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Lafayette Ind1ar1a Compliments of 518 Mam Street Lafayette Ind1ana Comphmeuts of h port man 517 Mam Street Lafayette Ind1ana Compllments of THE LAFAYETTE LEADER One of Ind1ana's Fmest Weekly Newspapers Pubhshed by CLOYD PUBLISHERS Prmte rs Pubhshers 518 Columbla St Lafayette Indlana Page 52 Q' Qf f X , l . M f ' iew-1y...bo . f '. 1 - - , I ' , . I , . Compliments of Dietzen's Bakeries Inc. HOLSUM RES REA Your Next Step Is Into a Reallst World Your SChO1aSt1C tra1n1ng becomes very handy when you step 1nto a more h pract1ca1 envlro bottom So whatever profess1on you may c P er1ence and 1U t1me you 11 be thankful for thelr suggest1ons A lot depends on you personally and 1f IS up to you to take advantage your opportun1t1es Lots of luck on your Journey 1nto hfe 9 I IBB H L ayetfe mih Ualsfy , and service ment however to aCh18VC success you must begm at t e hoose hsten to those who have the ex of Page 33 F H B D S , Comohments of 622 Mann Phone 2 0l06 Comphments of GERRY MOLHMAN Sz SON JENELERS INC 434 Ma1r1 St Lafayette Ind1ar1 Comphments of ar.f'7ZMafi' 74. fa.. 14-IEHGW-.4hf.'r 416 MAIN ST LAFAYETTE INDIANA Comphments of SINCE 1884 0llDE'S 419 MAIN STREET Page 34 X W . . . , a , . Ollgfafu 6ltl0l'l.'j I'0ll1 if LZ N Z fin! rd Sf Amfx Church Page 35 K ' ' I 7. -r Qu ,. ,. f 0.3, ,f - . , . iii. , s I q i :if 1 f 3554 . ' k Q55 Q 3 - A .rg - -mf.. 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