St Joseph Academy - Palladium Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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Dedication As a tribute of loyalty and devotion, and as an expression of our deep gratitude for her generous efforts and personal guidance in the cause of Catholic education, We, the Class of 1952, affectionately dedicate this issue of the Palladium to the principal of St. Joseph's Academy, Sister Mary Madonna. 11 TW F' I r Y' T' 11 fi I' I F i D r, 7 P' Y 5, F' L. K l' Faculty Seated il. to r.J Sister M. Agnes, English, Latin and World History Sister M. Gerard, Commercial and Physical Education Sister M. Madonna, Mathematics, Chemistry, Latin, Music Sister M. de Lourdes, Home Economics, Health, Music, Mathematics Standing fl. to r.J Sister M. Dolores, English, Social Studies Sister M. Ricarda, Biology, English, Religion Sister M. Dolorosa, Religion, Commercial, Journalism, Mathematics, Music Our Crest The shield used on the cover and throughout the PALLADIUM this year is the shield of faith. This same design is on the crest of our class rings. The background is an adaptation of the fieur-de-lis, which is a for- malized lily and the symbol of purity often associated with St. Joseph. On this background, surmounted by a cross, is the shield of faith. The shield was originally used by the knights of old to protect them- selves against the weapons of the enemy. The crusaders and other Chris- tian knights gave their shields a spiritual meaning when they painted crosses on them. The cross, the symbol of our faith was a reminder to the knights that their faith in God and their co-operation with His graces pro- tected them from their spiritual enemies. The graduating class of 1952 realize that in the life before them they will face many battles both spiritual and temporal. They know that the whole purpose of life is to show God that they will be good soldiers in His army. Equipped with His shield of faith, how can they fail to ward off their enemy and win the battle? Mary Lou Rowney, '52 'Nfl Class Motto: Our Life Must Answer For Our Faith Class Color: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Roses Pati on Lady of the Smile CLASS HYMN BLEST BE THOU GOD, OUR FATHER Blest Be Thou God Our Father, Our Souls were made for Thee, May grateful voices praise Thee For all Eternity. Blest be our Holy Savior Who washed away our shame, Blest be the Name of Jesus, Blest be His Holy Name. Blest be the Holy Spirit, Lest we forget Thee most, The Love of God, Our Refuge, Blest be the Holy Ghost. Blest be the Great J ehova, One God eternally Three Holy Persons praise we, Blest be the Trinity. A 042 UN ,fff -by -v-4 P' 1 14 U 1 -l 1 'fn T' -rl I 'I 4.- -gy- 1 H i 'I ri Q! 'V our 'V-1 11: Pr ib- fi' 1 '- v I 'Y' 'r Q, N Iv- 4, P Y 1 'B i MAUREEN HELEN JORDAN MARY JOAN ALTHERR MO Joanie Kokomo, Indiana Tipton, Indiana No matter what the past has been, Abolish fun-and I exist no more the best may still be thine? President of Senior Class Vice-President Class of '49 Co-Business Manager SHAVINGS ,51 Glee Club Dramatics Qffiy fwfr L2 ml H76 rt f f! ' 2- Zydfff L I7 Vice-President of Senior Class Vice-President of Legion of Maxy Glee Club Dramatics HORN I fabiuu WW f f 1 ef-96' 51' V fl 4 I ,4 J 6 ' fit? I all IW Nw C .' 'n -.6 ', . J 'NQ N. fl F USN ' C K f ,WX 1 X 1 If 'Z N mx I f V' ,VJHIII w J!:.'i Q 'W - ...L 2 ELIZABETH LOUISA SCHMITT MARCIA ANN DAILY Schmitty Marty Tipton, Indiana Kokomo. Indiana lf I had the wings of an angel . . . Sincerity always has a charm of its The angel would probably come after own. them. Secretary of Senior Class '52 Journalism Award '51 Typist of SHAVINGS '51 President of Class of '51 Glee Club Dramatics Sacristan of Children of Mary '52 Treasurer of Senior Class Reporter for SHAVINGS '49 Glee Club Dramatics MARGARET LYNNE SMITH Maggie Tipton, Indiana A song you sing, a smile you wear makes sunshine everywhere. President of Legion of Mary '52 Editor of PALLADIUM Secretary of Children of Ma Secretary of Class '51 ry ,52 FRANCINE MARIE CYR Franny Fort Wayne, Indiana i'It's better to have one friend of great value than to have many of little. Prefect of Children of Mary '52 Typist for the PALLADIUM '52 Typist HKAMPUS KIDS '52 Editor of SHAVINGS '51 Glee Club Glee Club Dramatics Dramatics , X I if 630 W ' ,if ofgffu C'9?I5 ,iv 1 , :SP 96- 4' It 65 1 E U ax- xx C X X CN' ff A I 1 , , . ff, 1, - x 5 ', f 'J 442119 1,-511111:-2 X 11,,...-.. Q 54' -7 Y V' MT - lLfL '..D r.5frr-W gf as X x D ard! . X X J'fl i ' 4535! Ql as I Ag K . Cijg ff' Q I r I , tw 3 l ' ra , p 4 J 3 - :D g BETTY CAROL BARKALOW SARAH JOSEPHINE BATH Betty Sally Tipton, Indiana Tipton, Indiana Our greatest glory lies not in never SHG H girl Who. does ner nown falling but rather in rising everytime thmkmg and 11121-2ClS11lIl9 3dV1C9- we fall. Salutatorian Co-Editor of PALLADIUM Publicity Editor of SHAVINGS, '51 Glee Club Dramatics Typist for the PALLADIUM, '52 Vice-President ot' Senior Class Reporter for SHAVINGS, '49 Glee Club Dramatics BEATRICE ANN BEAR BEVERLY CONNORS Beedie A'B6V Tipton, Indiana Elwood, Ifldiaha Little we know what she thinks or Our life is what we make it. dreams. Typist for the PALLADIUM Joke Editor of PALLADIUM Glee Club Campus Queen '52 Dramatics Reporter for SHAVINGS '49 Glee Club Dramatics if WT .e 3 3 Y .v p EITC -7 4,15 451' N if I , g, tl 'fl 4 LJ' 0 Af E! L z n- if Q., 7- .f --H 'f T T? ft ET v T' 1 1 ..L 1. Y 'Y 'C 'W' T' Ve 'Y of 5x A521 - ,-1 Z'-5 K l 17, x, 'v,, 0 5 ' 'wi di X3 ' 6 Q N I 5 ' 7 Qi? Q i ffl? 7 ,E ROSINA THEODORA DANE JUNE ANN DAVIDSON ROSi0 t'June Ann Tipton, Indiana Kokomo, Indiana Never too careless, never too sad, It is better to bear wrongs patiently never too studious, always glad. than to strike back viciouslyf' Assistant Art Editor PALLADIUM '52 Art Editor of PALLADIUM '52 Reporter for SHAVINGS '50 Business Manager SHAVINGS '51 Glee Club Vice-President Class oi' '48 Dramatics Glee Club Dramatics RUTH ELAINE DONAHUE PATRICIA JOAN LLOYD Ruthie Pattie Kokomo, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Love must be as much a light as God never put anyone in a place too a flame. small to grow. Business Manager of PALLADIUM Editor of HKAMPUS KIDS '52 Co-Editor ot' SHAVINGS '51 Treasurer of Class '51 Reporter for SHAVINGS '49 Reporter for SHAVINGS '49 Treasurer of Class '49 Vice-Prefect Children of Mary Music Award '49 Glee Club Glee Club Dramatics Dramatics l I 41131.15 If-X w I x as 4 I A up O , . n ' :f r 1 X K I0 f Q V Q If A 1 ,L lh W. . V X , V' ,ft ji , Q lx I' f IM N ff fillrll f xx fff,'f5 l'l If ' U1 We :WX 'I -ff.JJL'u L HJ. '1 7 I v, --r Y Y 4 'T T' --rr 1 i T Y 'Y 'd 'Y v rv Qc fr W -,- as T' -. MARY LOUISA ROWNEY ,5 ' ' 5 A CA 7' Y W-I, --Q4 . . f Q V 1 - 'H L,'..L, -fr e ' G Z 1. XI' I f ' 4 , I X J -'J I X K ..l L CONSTANCE ANNE TRAGESSER Connie Mary Lou Kokomo, Indiana Humi1ity is the altar upon which God wishes that we should offer Him His sacrifices. May Queen Treasurer of Children of Mary '52 Typist for the PALLADIUM '52 President of Class '49 Treasurer of Class '48 Glee Club Dramatics Tipton, Indiana If I cannot tlnd a way, I will make one. Valedictorian Proofreader for PALLADIUM '52 Secretary of Class '50 Latin Award '50 Latin Award '49 Glee Club Dramatics .fi 3 010' Lady of the Smile This year in fourth year Religion the seniors are studying about the famous paintings and pic- tures of the Blessed Mother. The latest in our group was La Vierge Du Sourire COur Lady of the Smilej which the seniors chose for their class patron. The original statue belonged to the Little Flower's mother. After Mrs. Martin's death the statue was in the Little Flower's roorn. Father Dolan tells us in his book, St. Therese Messenger of Mary, a few things of her childhood, page 13. When the Little Flower was ten, Mary took the initiative in deepening the Little Flower's con- viction of her mothe1'liness. At that age, Therese was seized with a strange diagnosis. She seemed to be dying. But in her extremity she looked flxedly upon the statue of Mary at her bedside, begging Mary's assistance. The statue became animated, smiling upon Therese, and she was instantaneous- ly cured. Therese was delivered from her illness by Mary's maternal smile. That maternal smile of Mary was to accompany the Little Flower throughout her adolescence. Concerning her First Communion, St. Therese writes. It seemed to me that Mary looked upon her Little Flower lovingly and smiled upon her again. Therese was chosen to pronounce the Act ot' Consecration to Mary in the name of all the First communicants and it was then that she gave herself once again to Mary. She writes. I put my whole heart into the reading of the prayer, and besought Our Blessed Mother always to watch over me. It seemed to me that she looked down lovingly, and once more smiled upon her Little Flower. v 7- gf T T, Y First Row: Monica Tragesser, Tipton, President Betty Wallpe, Tipton, Vice-President Doris Koors, Tipton, Secretary Florence Ley, Tipton, Treasurer Second Row: Third Row: Josephine Gundlach, Indianapolis Anita Harris, Kokomo Evelyn Henry, Tipton Joanne Jordan, Kokomo Roberta Kinney, Kokomo Theresa Mattingly, Tipton Wetanah Pierce, Pine Village Rebecca Reith, Kokomo Patsy Taylor, Kokomo Virginia Tebbe, Tipton gf ff 7 PT T Y' 'Y -Q 4 1 Q --,1.,,r,f-F-,..,.. ,.A,, -- . ... ...rf-me-. -P - The Ghost Of S. J. A. Hello there, eve1'ybodyl I am Clarabella Alumna, a ghost representing all of the girls who have, at one time or another attended St. Joseph's Academy. My duties consist in show- ing new girls around, and acquainting them with some of the strange customs we have at S. J. A. Oh, here comes a new girl now. Enrolling at the middle of the year is rather hard I suppose, and she looks so confused and bewildered. I'll have to go and talk with her. How do you do, young lady. May I welcome you to the portals of St. Joe's! My name is Clarabella-what's that you say, this building looks awful big, and you feel very awkward in these new surroundings? Well now, I know just how you feel. When I came here, back in 1917, my sentiments were exactly the same, but a quick trip around the place will change your mind I'm sure. Let's get started now, and we'll take a short tour around . . . come on! Well, here we are on the second floor. This is where all of our girls pursue their stud- ies with great zest. Let's tiptoe in here, sh-h-h! Oh, don't be alarmed, this is only the Latin class. No, it really isn't as hard as it sounds. Come now, let's go and peek in on some other classes, all right? You say you smell a peculiar odor? That is probably the Chemistry class in full progress, come this way! Oh yes, they're making chlorine, I think. You know! You don't? Oh well, never mind, you'll learn soon enough. This room? Oh no, don't open that door . . . xff-1f2 'TbWg, crash, bangl, moansl, talkl, etc. Oh, I'm really sorry, my dear, I should have warned you. You see, that is the Palladium Ofiice, where our Seniors are work- ing on the year-book. As you can plainly see, they're in full swing, right now, and everyone has to stay out of their way! You look a little shaken, my friend, let's go upstairs and you can sit down and rest in the rec1'eation room, that is, if you can find room. You see, that is a very popular spot with the resident students. Well, here we are at the rec now. Be careful there, don't get in the way of those dancers, or they'll have you doing a jitter-bug, quicker than a wink. My, my, these girls really step lively, don't they? Why, in my day we did a nice slow waltz. Well, let's go take a look at the rooms, and then I'll show you where you're to stay for this year. A1'6H't the rooms lovely? Here's yours now-you know, this used to be my room, and I still visit it once in awhile, and stretch out under my sheet for a short ghost's nap. Let me introduce you to your new roommate ,... Lottie-Laugh-Alot, here is a new girl, she is going to be your roommate for the rest of the year. I'm sure you'll enjoy each other's com- pany, just so Lottie here doesn't keep you laughing until you split your seams. That has proved to be a very embarrassing experience for me. CSheets, you knowlj Let's take her to the gym now, Lottie, and show her around a bit. All right? Do you have roller skates? That is one of the girls' favorite occupations he1'e, skating in the gym. Isn't this gym nice ? Oh, there are some girls over there! Betty-Bounce-Along, Nel- lie-Noodle-Head, here is a new girl . . . Say, where are all of you going? Come back here with that new girl!!! Oh well, goodbye my friend, I guess I'm just getting a little too old and mildewed for this younger generation. Anyway, she seemed in very good company, and she su1'ely seemed to be enjoying herself! I think I'll just fioat around for awhile, and enjoy the fresh air. I'm sure little Hettie- Happy-Heart is well convinced that she is going to enjoy herself here, and from the way the gi1'ls took her over, I'm confident that they'l1 get along just fine! Of course, who could resist the S. J. A. girls' warm welcome?l? Since my part of the job is done, I'll just go back to my dusty corners-oh, to be young again!!! Agnes Semanick, '54 A5 aj E 9:-. 'f'7 Fourth Row: Geraldine Tragesser, Tipton Lauretta Turicchi, Muncie Marie Woerner, Indianapolis Lorraine Wenning, Kokomo First Row: Martha Bear, Tipton, Presidentg Patricia Crawford, Kokomo, Vice-President Annibelle McCulley, Tipton, Secretary 3 Rozella Ley, Tipton, Treasurer. Second Row: Mary Lou Axente, Kokomog Judy Bolinger, Kokomo 3 Joan Funke, Tipton 3 Julia Keegan, Kokomo. Third Row: Madonna Sue Long, Kokomog Glenda Rogers, Kokomog Sybil Scotten, Spiceland Agnes Semanick, Gary. Our School Although I'm just a day-pupil Attending the Academy, I often dream of the beauty of night When my thoughts are free. I see the moonbeams shining down On St. Joseph's statue Standing there so powerful and tall, Guarding the lovely view Of the stately line of trees Right in front of our school. I wonder if dear Sister Katharine, After a life nobly spent, Feels as I do when she gazes At the bright firmament, That the moonlight is God's blessing On our beloved school, In care of the Sisters of St. Joseph Ever faithful to His Rule. Anni Belle McCu1ley, '54 Spring Awakening I woke up ea1'ly one spring day A bluebird sang its merry lay My heart was glad to hear its call The beauty did my heart enthrall. God made those birds for you and me To cheer us with their melody, So thrushes call and bluebirds sing To let us know that this is Spring. Judy Bolinger, '54 The Chappel The Chapel invites us all to prayer Where God bestows His loving care. Each day He comes into our hearts And Heavenly treasure to us imparts. Mary Louise Axente, '54 Day-Dreams Have you ever noticed . . . snow on trees . . . snow on telephone wires snow on bushes . . . snow on window sills . snow on a pup- py s back how does it hang on so precariously . snow is one of nature s tieats warm countries don't have snow . . . how could anyone Q., knowing of it not look forward to winter . . . and the coming of snow answer all of these . . . and you'll be far wiser than the rest Sybil Ann Scotten 54 A 4? 6 Q luunuu j S to H53 Fourth Row: Judy O'Connor, Tipton Madonna Reith, Kokomo Betty Ripberger, Tipton Sally Rudolph, Tipton First Row: Virginia Jansen, Kokomo, President, Theresa Tragesser, Tipton, Vice-President Joanna Hall, Kokomo, Secretary Mary Diener, Dunkirk, Treasurer Second Row: Patty Anderson, Tipton, Shirley Barton, Alexandria Theresa Bear, Tipton, Phyllis Bruno, Kokomo. Third Row: Norma Davidson, Kokomo, Nancy Dietzen, Kokomo, Theresa Halderman, Wabash, Sharon Mason, Tipton. The Robin I saw a robin one fine day Perching on a tree so gay Singing a song as if to say I wish you all a happy day. The robin in its nest so high, With eggs of blue to match the sky, Its nest is lined with twigs and grass, His flight from South means Spring at last. Sally Rudolph, '55 Spring Roses and tulips lift up their heads Over the dew of the garden beds, While the majestic song of the Golden Plover Is telling the world that Winter is over. The bushes awaken and start to assemble, But the wind through the trees makes everything tremble, While a chorus of robins and bluebirds sing Bringing glad assurance that this is Spring. Joanna Hall, '55 The Roads In Our Town Look Out! Ouch! What on ea1'th is happening? I feel like I am on the Atlantic Ocean in a sea storm. Oh my poor stomach. Someone hurry and catch my head it feels like it is going to fly off. What is that thing staring me in the eye? Whew! For a moment I thought it was someone, but it was just one of the fish we caught in the pond. COh dear there goes the pickle juice all over me from the picnic lunch.J In case anyone is wondering by this time what is happening, it's just this: my sister Anne has just learned to drive, and is driving me home from the school picnic. The Dunkirk streets aren't very smooth as you can see. Mary M. Diene1', '55 Q av Q' 7 Y 1 Y 4' T 0 'Y V 1' 'I CLHSSES 'tNews writing should possess four main characteristics: currency, the horizontal, the vertical and the Eternal. As Catholic writ- ers-to-be, stress the ETERNAL! That was the advice the Reverend James E. Quinn, Editor of the Lafayette in Indiana edition of Our Sunday Visitor gave the English IV and the journalism classes of S. J. A. in a recent talk. Shavings, the school paper is published by lhc Journalism Class. The staff includes: 1Seatcd l. to r.r Virginia Tebbe, Tipton, Make-up Edit- org Evelyn Henry, Tipton, Co-Editor, Wetanah Pierce, Pine Village, Co-Edi- tor, 'Standing 1. to r.v Betty Wallpe, Tipton, Business Man- agcrg Roberta Kinney, Kokomo, Art: Joanne Jordan, Kokomo, Art. Father Quinn, interest- ed in furthering the Apo- stolate of the Catholic Press presented funda- mental and practical sug- gestions for news writing and feature stories. He emphasized the demand for thinking Catholics who can present the cor- rect viewpoints on world situations, and local phas- es of interest. Roberta Kinney, Koko- mo and Betty Wallpe, Tipton. journalism stu- dents, helped in the ob- servance of Catholic Press Month by arranging the bulletin board display. GEORGE WASHINGTON ood, I have to write about Washington tonight, ven though I wouldn't rec- ognize him on sight. nly had about seven years ot' History ememliering facts of history just don't go with me. uess I'd lmetter get that old lxook ol' famous men, asy it will he, il' I hurry and begin. 'Y Y ell, let me see,-ehe was trustworthy and noltle, nd amiable to allg he was dependable, incere, courageous, honest, eharitalmle, and true. e was exact, dilliqent, hum- lmle, peaceful, too. n all his duties, he took pride to do the lmest, ever shirking' any work: he really used zest. ood, l'm almost done, but I don't know what to say o end this nonsense and he at last on my way. George Washington, were you ever just like me ? ever, never getting to like this History? ,Funnel Oelwefy ydr-0 r 'fubf' rw I rffv, xx -- KW lk.. -........ i Q-7.1 X --W Lf? 1, -v vs 177 I -'4-...Qi-:.K-f'.:. 4' - .-. - .- H3S0f ,.. Q i:-' I am a book of Chemistry, a science which treats of the composition of substances and the changes they undergo. In me you'll find the metric system, symbols of elements, and formulas from Water to Sulfathiazole, CI dare you to look it up.D Gases are sometimes very much like people. For example, nitrogen is lazy and oxygen has loads of energy. Guess what! I can teach you how to make barking dogs in your lab without any animal being present. You'll feel a thrill and adventure when you are experimenting in the laboratory with a chemical that might explode, as much an adventure as exploring an old ancient castle. If your equation doesn't balance, or you don't understand how that conclusion could possibly be right, please don't take your anger out on me, because I get just as disgusted at you because you can't learn it. I just can't help having such information between my covers. Margaret Smith, '52 V 1 V Y T Y V V V Y 1 V 4 W tt, 3 wa wx 'iii-f THE BIOLOGY CLASS It was with a mixcd t'00liii,Lf ol' L-oiifiisioii and dcliglit that wo started last tall to identify the trees and flowers. Now. that an use W5 was spring is livrv, wc' liopr' to boroniv avqiiaint- Od with those beautiful gvnis ot' naiiirt-, tlit- birds. Biology has to do with tliv wliolt- raiigv oi' life from mit-roscopic bvginnings, tiny creatures, whose livvs arc spent in ilu- tzccaii of a tiny drop ol' watvr to thai giant oaks and the lill'gCSt ol' animal lifc. Tho bfillltliilll canipus and surroundings ol' the Academy servo well to i'm'0al tlit- wondur oi' God. VVith the ZlClX'illll'lllQl spring wc hopo to spend more thrilling hours. tix- ploring thu sccrots ol' naturv and thc won- dvrs that God has bcstowcd on thc' world for man to find. Ma rio VVo1'i'ii:'r, '54 Commercial Students Seniors and Juniors take genuine interest in commercial subjects as El preparation for future Careers in the business world. .v--f... Look Toward Tomorrow Evelyn, and Doris hope to use then town, Tipton. Bookkeepers, too, are ll valuable asset to any community. Florence, bookkeeping' knowledge in their home- Future Hompmakers of America Although Nancy Dietzen, Shirley Barton, and Phyllis Bruno are junior hornemakers, they are learning the impor- tance ot' Foods for Better Living. W v ,,:..'1 A W if Marie Woerner, Laur- etta Turicchi and Agnes Sernanick are acquiring knowledge that will en- rich their appreciation and understanding of the social significance of To- clay's Clothing. f1V!7X! ES ' '- i R' XQQTK 5 x X Y P wi' 5-Q X PREfEC,T V' PREfECT SECRE'fARj T8EAsuReR SxSpcR1'57LAN Rsconde nf Ovn Lad 250 E uc A6115 77 r C MM' QDHWCERS SODALITY OF 'URLADY 1 L x ' ,Ei t Mis sfo N q Q . PqZ1l.l'c.l'7y LILRARIAN E 1: I E i S u RLEAJER So c'iAL Ass7f.S'oci.nl. Pull-ici? Mfnlvensfaip W? 13 X I Q 5 K. Q 5 J' 1 Wai? WM kgs' as w 5 Crowning Uur Lady On Ma y Day I , X s Q' i as 5 5 i X Q pw, St. Katharine Hall St. Katharine Hall, combined auditorium and gymnasium, has been the scene of much activity since its erection in 1932. It was named in honor of St. Catherine of Sienna, patron of Sister M. Katharine, and recently a statue of St. Catherine was placed in the entrance of the Hall. This summer Sister Katharine will celebrate her Diamond Jubilee- sixty years as a Sister of St. Joseph. Special greetings and acknowledg- ment are due Sister Katharine, as many of her years of teaching were spent working with the students of St. Joseph's Academy. Her influence has broadened and elevated the lives of many former students who remember her with loving admiration. V 5 Q 4.1- u Q., 1 9 , ,.,s Q 2 ..,,.. , 1. .,, lv 5 5 2 -g i ' A Q - lg 3 1 - by - -' , f,- is ---'- Q - .:- .: .-.. X51 Xb 4 ., ., f., 4 :,.,. 2 ,. ,. . Qi :., ., ,423 Q-sg ' X 'Sa .A 9951255542542 5 was x ,- 1, K, 4 Q ., , 34.6 ,, ,, vw. xfxwx? N, ,4 X. A q W f www WW A Of llqj-,ll PROM Lnofrzs 0,6 77752 MOFFINJ LINE CAMPUS Queen And Cousf CHRISTMAS CARQLERS fvfnafamvn Of The Caosseondg Campus Qu:-:eu Y 1 6 RM 'K oqfb cf' 0 K B O0 S Q 5190 l-JCB To 5 O 'Y' ER GLAMORZ uch Is LIP E I5 I? Go O d ? G o I U G D 0 W N 6 'Pas fo ed. O 6 iq? 5 as ag .1 if A ' ZZIirf: '- A ff? Q ,,.. ., '- QIQ- 1 :A Q :- m y 5:-.Z 5 , Q 4 .,:,.,,A ,.,., , . V , 1? me. jt x me POQJLE bf? R W Q ,Q 4- WA5H H PAL or MINE C0oL CO0L x WATER er X fl. to r.J Middy Girl, Patsy Taylor, High Waist, Doris Koorsg Modern Girl, Evelyn Henry, Alice Blue Gown, Virginia Tebbeg Betsy Ross, Anita Harris, Hoop Skirt, Wetanah Pierce, Night Gown, Joanne Jordan, Wedding Gown, Theresa Mattingly The student body presented the following feast-day program on December 4, 1951 in anticipation of the feast oi' the Immaculate Conception. Happy Feast-Day ,.i,,.....,. i.........,,..,...., F reshmen Majorette .......,......,,.....,,,,iii. iiiiiiii B everly Connors Journey's End - Playlet ................... ............,,.o ........ R e sident Students Yevette .....,.........,,.,i.,.. Francine Cyr Rebecca .....,,,,,,, Josephine Gundlach Martina. ,.ooo.,,oooo,o.iii, Wetanah Pierce Spies ,,,,oo,,.,.,w,,,ii,, Sybil Ann Scotten Yolanda ,...... .ioo.... L auretta Turicchi .,,o,.,....,....oo Theresa Halderman Maria .,,,..,. .,,,..... M arie Woerner Woodsmanm ,,,,.....,,, Shirley Barton Olga ....,,,,,,... ........,,,.... P attie Lloyd Wife ,..,.,,,..,,,,,,.......iiiii Nancy Dietzen Gretchen ,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,..ioio Mary Diener Daughter ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,., Madonna Reith Blessed Mother ....., is iiio i,.o.... A gnes Semanick Sextet iiGGG.........i..io.,..oouvrooo,,,.,,.,,.,,o ,,,,oo,,oioi K okomo Seniors Dancing Doll - Piano Solo oiV..,,,, oioio G Theresa Tragesser Carolers ,,,,,....... ,. ...,....,ooo.,ii.ii..., .,,,,, K okomo Sophomores Beyond the Sunset ,,,...........,.. ,..r,.,,. B etty Ripberger Style Show 'iiii .....e,,..io.,oo.ooii.i,oioi.iiio,i,,i ,oiooioi ioii iii....iiii...,,,,,,. J L 1 n iors Ladies of the Mop - Playlet ,,i,,i,,ooo,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,i,i ,,,,,,,,, T ipton Seniors Annie ,.,,..,, ,,,.,,,,,,, C onnie Tragesser Hallie ,,,,..,. ,,,,,,.,,, B etty Barkalow Mattie ,7,,....iooo,iii Elizabeth Schmitt Bessie ,,,,.,, ,, ,it,, Margaret Smith Rosetta - 8 Hand Piano ,.i,oio.,.,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,ii,, i,iii, T i pton Freshmen fl. to r.J Bustle. Robe1'ta Kinney, Pilgrim, Florence Ley: Flapper, Josephine Gundlachg Grandma, Monica Tragesser. Compliments of Friends Floyd E. Harper, Attorney Ha,rper's Furniture Store Helene Houser William KBIID Huff, Treasurer Iliff Toggery Clifford Jones Julia McCarty McG1one Mclntosh Broom Factory Moore Bros. Inc. T. H. Mount 8: Son Mr. Cz Mrs. Nick Paikos J. C. Penney Co. Reeder's Cafe f Patricia Richardson, Recorder Dr. V. M. Sears Suite Home Ki Equipment Corp. Superior Glass 8: Paint Tipton Auto Sales Tipton Hatchery Tipton Tractor Implement Co. I. C. Tolle Tom's Cafeteria Warehouse Market Ralph E. Watson, County Clerk A Friend Abso Pure Ice and Coal Arkenau's Drug Store M. G. Bear Biltz G Beaty Marathon Ser. Blue Front Drug Store Arthur Boring A. W. Bolton Roger W. Briney, Jeweler Burton Grocery J. V. Carter, M. D. P. H. Cox K: Son, Inc. S. A. Culver Dad's Grocery Davis Grocery Drott Bakery Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore Funke E. A. Foster Foster The Jeweler Fox Cleaners French Steam and Dye Gem Cafe Dr. M. B. Gossard, M. D. Guilkey Bros. Dr. Don R. Peck Compliments of Parents Mr. Bt Mrs. H. E. Daily , Mr. 8. Mrs. George w. schmm Compl1ments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. K: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Ku Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. A. A. Tragesser Roy T. Rowney Andy L. Altherr W. D. Jordan James C. Smith F. V. Dane John Comiors Ralph L. Bath Joe Janson Emil Reith Frank Bruno TIPTON TELEPHONE C0 Tipton, Indiana TIPTON TRIBUNE PRESS Delivered Quality on Time COMMERCIAL PRINTING Office Supplies - Typewriters Adding Machines TIPTON, INDIANA , HILLYARD SALES EU. fasmm '-if m DISTRIBUTORS - HILLYARD CHEMICAL COMPANY lg A Self-Service store ST' JOSEPH' 932 S. Main F' Kokomo R, R, ,Z LEE T. PURSELL NEW HAVEN. IND. ms'rmc'r MANAGE PHONE: 3122 JOHN L. KILEY AGENCY Insurance Phone 5115 Kokomo, Indiana Compliments of Alumni Joe Mattingly, '99 RR44 Tipton, Ind. Katherine Mattingly Tebbe, '06 235 N. Independence St. Tipton. Rev. Otto A. Peters, '07 Coirington, Indiana. Queena Lockwood Albright, '07 5159 Amestoy Ave. Encino, California Helen Mattingly '10 RR4+5 Tipton, Indiana. Mary Catherine Donahue Derbyshire, '20 1129 S. Locke, Kokomo. Anna Mae Tebbe Schwegman, '27 RR48 Hamilton, Ohio. Florence Boes, '28 RR41 Lafayette, Indiana. Bernadine Tebbe,Tragesser, '30 RR4+2 Tipton, Indiana. Margaret Weber Phifer, '39 912 N. Main, Tipton, Indiana. Miriam Mattingly, '41 RR4+4 Tipton, Indiana Marjorie Altherr Durm, '44 18th Street, Elwood, Indiana. Frances Scully, '47 331 27th Street, West Palm Beach. Florida. Mary Ellen Walsh, '49 RR4f2, Tipton, Indiana. Betty Dane, '50, RR144, Tipton, Indiana. Jean Zimmerer, '50 1124 N. Webster, Kokomo, Indiana Sally Hirsch, '51 420 N. 5th Street, Elwood Indiana. Louise Hall, '51 1009 N. Webster St., Kokomo, Indiana Sandra Franch, '51 2009 N. Alabama Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Barbara Ley, '51 RR4+2 Tipton, Indiana Jane Martz, '51 3120 S. Branson Street, Marion, Indiana. Elizabeth Wagner, '51 423 East North St., Kokomo, Indiana. Judy Prindiville, '51 1814 North Street, Logansport, Indiana. MANHATTAN TIPTON, INDIANA Compliments of J. W. LOBDELL 1 Sanitary Supplies Harry D alzeh Horner Blankets Agency 6128 Park Ave. Phone 8233 Kokomo, loo. IndianaP01iS 20, Indiana Rosina: Didn't you see 'Poison' written on the bottle ? Betty: Yes, but I didn't believe it because right underneath it said,'Lye'. Compliments of St. Clair Glass Works Elwood, Indiana Carl H ynds Drug Store Kingston Corner Kokomo, Indiana Compliments of F armer's Oil Sc Tire Co Cox Bros. TIPTON, INDIANA 1 I GAMBLE STORES HOME APPLIANCES AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 56 Tipton F. Ray Hull 8: Son 129 Court Street Tipton, Indiana Massey Harris New Idea Equipment Packard Cars Compliments of N. S. O'Connor Public Accountant Tipton Indiana I. G. A. THE FRIENDLY STORE Fancy Groceries and Meat VERN SMITH Tipton, Indiana S Virginia It's raining cats and dogs. Marcia: Yes I knowg I just stepped into a poodle. T R A C T 0 R Pring Implement Sales 131 NORTH MAIN STREET TIPTON, INDIANA TELEPHONE: 656 FORD FARMING HEADQUARTERS TRACTORS...IMPLEMENTS...PARTS AND SERVICE I 'Mae 61 no Gasp like CURN aaa! No Gaanlike PIUNEER For Best In Hybrids Use Pioneer Seed Corn Andi Hy-Line Chicks Pioneer Corn Co. Tipton Hymen Food Market Hinton's Grocery 509 N- Main St- Groceries Meats PPIOYIC 549 Free Delivery Oven Every Day Phone 750 Note: If you can't laugh at these jokes for age. their originality at least respect their Compliments of Enneking Bros. Gulf Service Hoosier Sales and Service Tipton, Indiana BLUE URUSS DRUG STIIRE Sporting Goods SN EPP and FAGER comma orrosrrs A Miki.?.I?S.f5L',Z'iJLTL1'.. J5.Z? I MULBERRYHBUCKEYE and FRANCES HOTEL Telephone 119 East Walnut St K O , D ' I OK M0 IN IANA Kokomo, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1952 GRADUATES I I ACK BARNES, INC. YOUR FORD DEALER Tipton, Indiana Phone 437 Dancin , datin in the cit , Wear agshoe thit is really ipretty, they are hers for your selection, from our party late collection. Ladies Accessories FRIENDLY SHOES Foundation Garments LA. Tipton Phone 6 Kokomo, Ind. Sally R.: What a pity all pretty girls are conceitedf' Sharon: Not always. I'm not. Marshall 8 Stevens Compliments of Incorporated of Illinois Ramsay VALUATION ENGINEERS OSBORN PAPER CO., INC. MARION, INDIANA Manufacturers of School Supplies and high grade Stationery C- Compliments of Fountain Service LA MODE SHOP Ph0t0gI'aphiC Supplies Ladies' Apparel N. UIIIOH Street Kokomo, Indiana Kokomo, Indiana YOUNG'S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE P. E. NICHOLS R. F. NICHOLS H. D. THOMAS Sister: How do you spell Mississippi ? Beverly: Which one, the state or the river? THE LUNTZ IRON 8: STEEL CQ. KOKOMO, INDIANA Flowers for Compliments of every purpose. Windfall TAUER FLORAL CO. . Plumbing and 312 W. Jackson St. H t. Phone-350 Tipton, Ind. ea 'ng Compliments of Dud1ey's Stationery Callahan Motor Company And Gift Shop Plymouth and DeSoto , Accessories and Batteries 112 EAST JEFF' ST- Genuine Chrysler Parts T-IPTON, INDIANA Phone 4 Tipton, Indiana Grace Dudley Phone 53 Sister: Come right up here and give me what's in your mouth. Doris: I'll be glad to sister. It's the toothache! THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE The Home Newspaper Ll 1 Compliments of PAUL I. MILLS AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 123 W. Mulberry Eatorfs Radio Service TELEVISION Guaranteed Service Phone 733 307 E. Washington Featuring Grace Walker--John C. Roberts Yanigans-Red Goose Shoes Earl's Red Goose Shoes X-Ray Fitted North Side Square joan: My father takes things Don: So what? joan: So you'd better go. apart to see why they don't go. ALLIS-CHALMERS Tractors h Farm It pleases us, to please you Equipment Smitson's Laundry D Cl ' Poe Implement Co. 'Y e 'g 123 E. Wash. Tipton Phone 120 A11 American Suppliers, In S75 AVE. of the AMERICAS Entrance 101 XV. 31st ST. NEXV YORK 1, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF ' CARL ANN SHOP N. Main St. Kokomo, Ind I l Compliments Drink Ertel's Orange of Natural Fruit Flavor THE PERFECT Erte1's Bottling CIRCLE COMPANY Works Tipton, Indiana Phone -1551 Tipton, Ind. Compliments Tipton Greenhouse of F. O. Rayl, Proprietor Make Them Happy THE D. A. MURRAY co.,1Nc. 'vlfxggrifs Tipton, Indiana Wholesale and Retail 430 -- Phones - 4430 Tonie: I've changed my mind. Betty S. Well, does it work any better ? Grlmme Bros' Compliments of Farm Supplies The Boston Store 1003 N. Main St. Tipton, Indiana Bottled Gas - Service Complete Department Briggs-Stratton -' Sales and Service Store of the Town Verl and Paul Grimme Phone 652 Tipton, Indiana Whites Whiter Compliments of Colors Brighter . . F rigid Burkhart Cleaners Food Lockers 501 North Main, Tipton, Indiana Phone 678 Tipton Indiana Compliments of I EARL G. RHODES, ,IEWELER TIPTON ELWOOD ROSEQS Complirllents of DOCTOR S CLINIC Dr. P. J. Pentecost, D. D. S. Dr. G. R. Warne, M. D. Phone 310 Dr. G. L. Compton, M. D. Tipton, Indiana TiDt0l1, Indialla Maureen: My feet burn like fire. So you think a mustard bath would help? Joanne: Sure, there's nothing like mustard on hot dogs. Leatherman-Morris DAN N ER BROS- Funeral Home 50, 100 and 31.00 STORE Ambulance Service We appreciate your patronage Phone 136 Tipton, Indiana TIPTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Oldest Savings Institution In Tipton County Investments ...... Loans ...... Insurance 113 Court Street Phone 49 RAILROAD HOTEL HOSPITAL L I N E N s Pamter Memor1a1s TIME TESTED TEXTILES Built For Robert H. Painter HARD HOSPITAL HANDLING ERE... iEIZ'?Z.... IIE!! SRT.. TIPTON, INDIANA Pillow Cans Bcfll Mu!! lluelrim 15:17. :ll::inflgIll:ds :Align CI n 118 E. Ad3.1'I'lS St. llsnlmoh Draperies E , Phone 691 162 N. Franklin St. Chicago, Illinois Bowl-O-Drome Grill QUALITY CONVENT DRY GOODS l s. n uf s ' vjm, ,:,iQ,'1, ,223 NVelcomes You Marino: Vailos linings Cashmere: Portola Church Linens D. RELIGIOUS WEARING APPAREL mners Unduwoor Rohn Skim , I H--iw Slwwk Aww Short Orders - Fountam Servlce Nighigownn Swanton Conch Kimonos Gloves E . C I , , , v WRITE FOR CATALOG All. Condltloned VV hat is more comical than to see one of our earnest students walk into a door or a desk and then out of habit, turn around and very politely sayg I beg your pardonm? WALSH SHELL SERVICE 122 W. Jefferson St. Tipton Furniture Co. MANUFACTURERS OF UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Phone 70 Tipton, Indiana Tipton, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF DUNN'S STANDARD SERVICE Tipton, Indiana Phone 98 Compliments of Compliments of BLAIR'S VARIETY E L K S L 0 D G E TIPTON, INDIANA TIPTON. INDIA N A Tamis Rexall Drugs Home Trade Shoe TIPTON, INDIANA Store SUPPLIES - MAGAZINES PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS High G adedF00tWea' CAMERAS - FILMS - DARK ROOM an . . Expert Shoe Repairing ICE CREAM - FOOD - COURTESY C Senior to F reshmanj Don't worry if your job is small, And your rewards are fewg Remember that the mighty oak Was once a nut like you. We Have A Trade That Service Made Phone 638 TOLLE BROTHERS INC. 109-111 VV. Madison 1 Tipton, Indiana Complete Decorating Service UNION BANK 8: TRUST CO. Two Convenient Locations Main at Mulberry Markland at Bell Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System In the Union there is strength CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS CROWELL STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHER Tipton, Indiana 133 Court Street Phone 353 We made pictures for seniors and classes in this annual 'Albert Bear Compliments of Building contractor TIPTON CLINIC ' Phone 1383 Dr. B. A. Burkhardt and Tipton, Indiana Dr. W. A. Kurtz Sally: Gimme a double banana split with whipped cream, marshmallow and nuts. Connie: Would you like a cherry on top P Sally: Oh, nog I'm on a diet. BANK SERVICES For the entire farm family Protection for your money-Checks for safe and easy payments -financial advice and counsel-loans and helpful service for big- ger and better farm profits--all are available here under one roof for you and your family. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TIPT ON, INDIANA Member of Federal Insurance Corporation Deposit ..............J r.. .. The Farmers Loan and Trust Company recognizes and appreciates ' the contribution St. Joseph's Academy has made to the moral and intellectual betterment of this community. This bank is likewise contributing to the business and financial advancement of the citizens of Tipton County, and to this end' is working in harmony with the Sisters of St. Joseph for general good. FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Teresa B.: I hear you joined the communists. Judy O'C.: Yes because the doctor told me I had only a few weeks to live and I figure it's better for a communist to go than a good Irishman. COMPLIMENTS OF TIPTON Tipton Lumber Co. ICE CREAM CO. The House df Homes Ph0Il6 Jeffe1'S0l'l Phgne Tiptgn, Indiana Tipton, Indiana TIPTON PRQDUCE A- A- BRIWE DENTIST POULTRY AND EGGS t 125 Main Street Phone 609 phones: Office 338 Res. 1984 COMPTON Sz SON, INC. General Electric Radios and Televisions llryant Gas and Oil l:ll1'llZlCCS Hotpoint Electrical Appliances Light Fixtures, Paints, Oils American Steel Kitchen Lfnits Ilotpoint Garbage Disposals Painters Supplies f Stover Writer Softeners Stokol Stokers Galvanized Iron lVork Full Line of Hardware and Builders' Supplies IIEATING - PLUMBING - ROOFING AIR-CONDITIONING ELECTRIC XVIRING Phones 20 and S20 Twiis the night before test time, and 'way through my head I hunted in vznn for bits I had read. Not a thought was stirring -- not even ri mite: my hrziin was off duty, quite cold for the night. Onward, turn onward, O Time, in thy flight? and make test time tomorrow two weeks from tonight! An old fashioned recipe, buto Nh new taste S S gl sensation. :Wx 5 is -X . , 155.472 If you cannot purchase this in your home town-write us-P.0. Box J. S., Chicago 4903 Quaid! Zoda Compliments of Tldler Electric Service Kelvinator Appliances Whirlpool Washers and Dryers RCA Victor Television Tipton, Indiana Phone 6 Compliments of Donahue's Home Supply Co. Roofing Kokomo, Indiana Siding Insulation J. V. Donahue, Prop. Phone 4343 .. fx Q. , . N., .. . .-.T-,I'3'fT9 42- , ,W V. N . 9. ,gif gg5jtf?1,f ,ww .9 s, A, 5: N.,-'. -1 xsf .v rf .e ,' Hs ,., ,AM-r. W .., y QM. , :6g.'C' , pf-.w ., My ,. . , if Q SA . dv, t- :V - 9,2 ,?'Qgf'5 -3. -tw 'L ., . . ,W . :wx-. AQ. ,- 'iifii ' EY'-1 V f, wi. ,k ' .si - J . -L. W '. v V M- liafiigi 7 -ff' A-1 , Q .1 .- If , 44 4: ' Q 'WM 4 JY'-lf ' :x V - 5' i. VHF? I .... f. .5 Y 534 , v ,. W ,1 , SW 5:- w A . , K .,... Q.. , 4, 1 .,,, , iz f . ,NX Q A ,Q W Q 4 X w z. A .N ' a 4 'Y , gf., w,,..f.,4 , 1 ,,1 . , ,. mf, , A 1 wiv 5, .Q-I.. IQKIQSQ 6 . ,,:' - 1 1 Q 35 . Q .S u Y 5 f I r I E 5