St Joseph Academy - Palladium Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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' -- 1,5 in , I I. lg Y ,ff-?I'-jIlI:: AI , ,I- - '1 , 1 . '-gVv-1-1'- ffm . VV . :Fi - A z -' . , I I I III I V I V 'V 4. L .11 -I 1955 PALLADIUM Pulnlisllenl By The Senior Class St. Joseplfs Acaclenly Tipton, Indiana DEDICATION Vari-colored memories are woven into this Palladium - halls and walls, the Chapel's charm and the campus in the spring, friendly smiles, gay activities, and the quiet of study hours. Through them all, bright with simple cheerfulness, glowing with kindly interest, strong with devotion to duty, and as beautiful as his hymns, runs the golden thread of the memory of Father Faurote. It is to you, Father, that we gratefully dedicate the Palladium of 1955. THE LIFE OF GOD Of Joseph and his virtues let us sing, O happy spouse of Mary, may we bring To all the blessed story of his care, And how he shared the holy life of God. He shared the lowly stable at His birth, He trod the sandy desert, knew the mirth Of blessed happy childhood spent beside The modest home, where love and beauty reigned. O Joseph, may we know thee, seek to give To others thy great secret, how to live In joy and unsung glory, happy peace, The very breath, the holy life of God. GOD'S MIRRORS Every dewy droplet Glistening by the lea, Mirrors all the beauty Of the land and Sea. Nature's lavish beauty Beckons to a Mind Building worlds of Spirit Beauties more refined. God's Eternal Mirror High above the clod, Blessed Virgin Mother Shows the Face of God. The Reverend D. Leo Faurote TRINITY HYMN 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 Jehova, One God eternally, Three Holy Persons praise we, Blest be the Trinity. Most Reverend John G. Bennett, D. D. On January 10, Our Most Reverend Bishop, John G. Bennett, celebrated his Tenth Anniversary as Bishop of the Diocese of Lafayette in Indiana. Our Bishop, who has devoted much of his time to the sanc- tification of youth, gave the annual retreat to the St. Joseph Academy girls in Cctober. His unceasing works of goodness have been deeply appreciated and he will never be forgotten in our prayers. FATIMA IS REPRODUCED AT S. J. A. Now at S. J. A., we have a realistic likeness of Our Lady's apparition at Fatima. A stranger passing by would think the shrine is one of world-wide fame. Well, it could be, as the shrine is one of the most beautiful on the face of the earth. The statues, handcarved in Italy, give a touch of the old world splendor. As you gaze at the shrine you feel as if you are at Fatima watching the children. Soon the shrine will be dotted with flowers, and the lawn will have a green carpet drawn over it. Surely, everyone at S. J. A. is tremendously proud of our shrine. Elizabeth Mutran '58 Father Edward Dempsey came to Saint Joseph's as Chaplain soon after Christmas va- cation. Father was originally from Rochester, New York, but has spent the last few years at Saint Ann's Church in Lafayette. Since he came to the Academy, he has been teaching all the Religion classes five days a week, as well as English IV. We are very happy to have Father Dempsey with us and hope he will re- main as Chaplain for many years to come. OUR FACULTY Left to right, seated: Sister M. de Lourdes, llev. Mother M. Gerard. Sister M. Celestine, Sister M. Aurelia. Standing left to right: Sister Rosemary, Sister M. Madonna, Sister M. Y lfticarda, Sister M. Angelica. SENICRS ... +23 fi 1,,,i Q, Senior Class Officers: Norma Davidson, Presidentg Sharon Mason, Treasu1'ei'g Carole Winbaugh, Secretary: Judy 0'Connor, Vice-President. Norma Mae Davidson Kokomo, Indiana Willie's personality, friendly spirit, and a- bility of leadership made her worthy of pres- idency in both '54 and '55 . . . As a future nurse her sincerity and understanding will shine forth on everyone she meets. Paula Jean Kerr Indianapolis, Indiana Popular and fun-loving .... Well-known for her stencil-typing ability. Paula has exhibited her journalistic talent as Editor of the Shav- ings '54 and the Palladium '55, Her unselfish- ness in helping others was a factor in her re- ceiving the honor of May Queen. Patricia M. Anderson Tipton, Indiana Directress of the Choramarians .... her except- ional talent merited the Mother Gertrude Medal for Music in '52, As well as talent Pat has a sweet disposition and is liked by everyone .... Campus Queen attendant in '53, and the title of Campus Queen in '55 couldn't have been bestowed on a nicer or more deserving girl. Shirley Ann Barton Alexandria, Indiana Her artistic ability made her the assistant art editor of the Shavings '54 and Palladium '55. Shirl is a sweet girl we'll all miss very much. We wish her the best of luck in the future. Phyllis Bruno Kokomo, Indiana A very likeable girl . . . holds a large claim on the poetic ability of the class . . . She will be a real asset to the nursing world . . . A wonder- ful classmate we'll all miss very much. ' Frances Louise Dowd Indianapolis, Indiana A cute blond whose friendly spirit made school days more enjoyable . . . the best friend a girl could have . . . Full of fun and always in the mood for a big party . . . She'll be sure to make a lot of friends wherever she goes. Maxine Hatke Lafayette, Indiana Always laughing at everyone and at everything . . . VVherever Skinny goes in the world people will love her good-natured personality and sense of humor . . . A girl everyone likes to have around because she makes life full of laughs and enjoyment .... Patricia Janjecic Gary, Indiana A wonderful girl with lots of ability . . . We expect Pat to make a success in college and in whatever vocation she follows. Virginia Jansen Kokomo, Indiana The perfect high school girl . . . brains, ambition and personality. As Valedictorian in '55, pres- ident of class in '52 and assistant editor of Shavings '54 and Palladium '55 Ginny ex- hibited her many talents .... She has also had a perfect attendance record. Sharon Mason Tipton, Indiana A cute girl whose personality attracts everyone she meets. As Class Treasurer Sharon proved to be a very successful leader. As a classmate she is tops. Mary Joann Nash Elwood, Indiana Vivacious . . . full of class spirit . . the best when it comes to a fast dance . . . Personality Plus . . . that's Bee Jo . . In '54 she was Vice- President and Campus Queen attendant. Judith O'Connor Tipton, Indiana As Vice-President '55, Secretary '54, and Treas- urer '53, her school spirit and pleasant person- ality made her a successful leader as well as one of the most popular girls. Her Religious zeal made her the Worthy Prefect of the Sod- ality. Judy is an ideal S. J. A. girl. Madonna Reith Kokomo, Indiana As Art Editor of the Shavings '54 and Pal- ladium '55, she manifested her artistic talent. Moe is a very attractive girl with lots of per- sonality . . . She'll make an outstanding nurse. Betty Ripberger Tipton, Indiana The efficient Business Manager of the Shavings '54 and Palladium '55 . . . She proved her power of leadership as President '53 . . . VVe'll miss her clever poetry, class spirit and sincere friend- ship. Girls like Burger are hard to find. Carole Ann Winbaugh Fort Wayne, Indiana Her hard work as Secretary '55 was deeply appreciated. Carole has all the qualities requi- site for a successful Woman, dignity, poise, am- bition and a magnetic personality. PALLADIUM STAFF left to right Madonna Reith ............ .. Art Editor Virginia Jansen . . . .... Asst. Editor Paula Kerr ..... .......... E ditor Betty Ripberger . . . . . Business Manager CHERISHED MEMORIES Class Motto . . . Class Flower . . Class Colors . . . Class Hymn ... Senior Play . . . May Day ..... Graduation Day ... Go to Joseph . ............. Daisy Lavender and Gold The Life of God May 15, 1955 ... May 24, 1955 June 1, 1955 :Mg mmm. M he .A if .,,,,,-www 2- , vw aww fgg, X M if I 2 W fs hE' w X565 H Q xki I Wi: iw i Ast 4 , WM . ij v. an v -,..... ,...-.,,.,. - .,, ,.,. . .,,., A , ::.'r759B'., .flfx-'W 512: ' ' W.,1a15f2'fii1fE' UNDERCLASSMEN H- ,, ,.,. 1,9-k...4.,f.i.vf.-....,g. 4,314.4 .. -,,-. ,m,,... IUNICRS First Row: Mary O'Malley, Tipton, President Margie Anderson, Tipton, Vice-President Patricia Runk, Kokomo, Secretary Ruthie Zimmerer, Kokomo, Treasurer Second Row: Lanore Allee, Kokomo Nancy Alvey, Muncie Patricia Anthrop, Kokomo Gertrude Apfel, Weingarten, Baden Cermany Third Row: Martha Clouser, Colfax Marilyn Daugherty, Dorothy Dowd, Fourth Row: Ann Etling, Gary Fort Wayne Indianapolis Patsy Ferry, Kokomo Patti Fetz, Kokomo Judy Hillman, Kokomo Fifth Row: Sonja Rogers, Kokomo Mary Jo Ruminski, La Porte Janie Weber, Kokomo Rosemary THE BEAUTIFUL SPRINGTIME In the early golden springtime When the flowers begin to grow I think of God Almighty And the many gifts He bestows. When the robin sends forth his song And the flowers their fragrance give I again thank God in Heaven For allowing me to live. The majestic greatness of God No one of us can deny For around us the very nature Breathes forth His every sigh. Weber, Kokomo Carol Sue Rowe Monterey, Indiana X in QWWQN 'Nuff W s SCDPHOMORES First Row: Betty Jean Romack, Greentown, President Betty Jo Baumgartner, South Bend, Vice-President Judy Abshire, Indianapolis Mary Ann Funke, Tipton, Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: Mary Kay Becker, Kokomo Emma Lou Bruno, Kokomo Sandra Charles, Frankfort Patricia Curtis, La Porte Sandy Daily, Kokomo Third Row: Cecilia Dietzen, Kokomo Janet Griesinger, South Bend Janita Hall, Knightstown Mary Connie Harris, Kokomo Fourth Row: Molly Hedrick, Kokomo Barbara Kester, Valpariso Janet Lechner, Kokomo Virginia Loehmer, Monterey Shirley Moloch, Kokomo Fifth Row: Barbara Ruminski, La Porte Henrietta Tragesser, Tipton Judith Tragesser, Tipton Marcia Young, Marion S. J. A. CAMPUS A long, broad lane is ever majestic - - To its destiny unknown, alluring and mystic. Tall, elegant trees serve as sergeant at arms Saluting one figure, Protectorate from harms. Not far from this sentinel, known as St. Joe by all, Stands a sleek, shining flagpole, majestically tall. Our Lady of Lourdes, watching over us, too. Guiding us safely, the whole day through. Still another sentinel has been posted to guard Our dear S. J. A., her filial Ward. Our Lady of Fatima has joined the force In directing us accurately on our course. Mother Nature has also had her say, In her perpetually quiet and beautiful way. With all these sentinels so firmly bound Our S. J. A. Campus can surely be found. Mary Ann Funke '57 Kr 'Q warg if J p1 'NP' -snugg- kv nf Nw' 3 Ng:-f' huns., 4u'K nav' nv- 'Q D 4. , .4 VB Viv AFB 'Rf '? ' l FRESHMEN First Row: Charlotte Tragesser, Tipton, President Judy Reith, Kokomo, Vice-President Judy Penz, Kokomo, Treasurer Martha Louise Funke, Tipton, Bernice Altherr, Tipton Second Row: Martha Barrett, South Bend Mary Kay Clouser, Colfax Carolyn Dane, Tipton Virginia Ferrell, Indianapolis Susie Hendrick, Kokomo Third Row: Nancy King, Kokomo Rita Mae Klemme, Alexandria Margaret Mannion, Kokomo Mary McClain, Kokomo Colleen McKee, Kokomo Fourth Row: Elizabeth Mutran, Kokomo Carolyn Nichols, Tipton Julia O'Malley, Tipton Judith Schleeter, Kokomo Barbara Taylor, Kokomo Fifth Row: Mary Helen Taylor, Kokomo Helen Tebbe, Tipton Barbara Tragesser, Tipton Kathleen Walker, Kokomo Joan Zimmerer, Kokom EIGHTH GRADE Helen Carter Indianapolis Sandra Plake Tipton O Secretary CLASSES Mathematics is good food for the brain. This expert training of the mind aids us in solving life's problems. Mathematics teaches us to think clearly and work accurately. These are essential qualities for any responsible job. V N 1. ,, 5- gQ1.x,!s 3321! .Z - ,.44 m . A ,,..'QE5g ak I + 5 If Q , E G . R E xi F q Q . E 'K 5 Q i 'WDM' Sm E 5 X A is-if in vwgf . Q33 4 ZX? W., fgw .. H IA bw,- '05 gy. '21Q':'-: l m ,. V V , By experimentation in Chemistry, we gain a knowledge of the conservation of matter and the earth's elements. The girls made practi- cally everything in the lab this year except an H-Bomb, and they probably attempted that l A i f ,. 'Pidiehlls Awww , ... yeah WE? QM' ,S iff U K sa 3 ,, 2 v 1, ,W ,, 55 2523535 , mwmkmwigk iff - ' ' Future homemzikers are made at S. J. A Cooking is one of the most iinportant functions of a housewife. Every young girl should learn the economical way of preparing well-balanced meals. 19? A M' sv ' Y WG? Qi? QR 'Q Q an Judy, Pat and Marge paid 21 visit to St. Joseph's before the opening of school. Look- ing at the images of Our Lady throughout the school, they thank her forthe bene- fits oi' 21 Religious education. DRIVING CLASS VVhen the light is red and turns to yellow, Don't try to beat the other fellow. But proceed when the light turns green, So you can prevent the accident unforeseen. Sonja Rogers '56 Driver's Ed has been a part of the Academy's curriculum since 1952. lt is, without a doubt, the favorite class of the day. With Sister Madonna and Sister Rosemary as driving instructors, the pupils are sure to become safe and capable drivers of the future. The girls learn the safe and courteous way to drive in Dual-Control cars. Driver's Ed is one of the most practical and enjoyable subjects taught at the Academy. S. J. A. CAMPUS Our campus is beautiful! ln the spring it is a blanket of rich green. The flowers are bursting open with radiant colors, and the bees are buzzing around them seeking the sweet pollen. In the midst of all this beauty stands St. Katharine Hall, which the students use for physical ed., entertainment, dances and many other activities. Nestled behind the gym is a lovely Sacred Heart Shrine standing on the peak of a rock garden. ln front of this is a small goldfish pond which received many hours of special care from our late beloved Father Faurote. A little to the east of the main entrance is Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, where the crowning of Mary, Our Queen, takes place every May Day. Across from that is a small picturesque grotto of the Little Flower of Jesus. As you approach our Academy up the beautiful driveway lined with various kinds of maple trees, you see first of all a life-like statue of our patron, Saint Joseph. Behind that stands the Academy which has been the home of Saint Joseph's pupils for fifty years. VVe hope he will continue to guard his school for many years to come. Carol Sue Rowe '56 ACTIVITIES 'Blk '7 ?F- is 3 Lf 2 K 2? .aw MAY DAY When May Day at S. J. A. approaches, everyone is filled with anxiety, joy and devotion. This is the day when Sisters, friends and alumnae are all reunited at St. Joseph's to pay special tribute to Mary, the Queen of Peace. Our Lady's statue is carried in an outdoor proces- sion, which ends at the Shrine, where she is crowned by the chosen Senior. Last year this privilege was bestowed on Patricia Crawford. The May Day devotions will take place on May 24 this year. Paula Kerr, Indianapolis, will crown Our Lady in the name of all at S. J. A. May Day is one of the happiest at S. J. A., because everyone has an opportunity to pray to Our Lady in petition, veneration, and above all, thanksgiving for our gift of Faith. 'ffl fm LEADERS OF INDIVIDUAL UNITS Left to right: Nancy Alvey, Madonna Reith, Paula Keir, Jane Weber, Pat Anderson, Norma Davidson, Dorothy Dowd. THE SODALITY OF OUR BLESSED MOTHER Our Lady's Sodality has been one of the most religious activities of S. J. A. for many years. This year the Sodality was divided into seven different units, each having its own officers. Judy O'Connor was Prefect of the entire organizationg Vice-Prefect, Virginia Janseng Secretary, Pat Anderson: and Treasurer, Norma Davidson. Each Sodalist endeavored to live up to her title with daily Rosary and Communion, frequent Confession and, above all, prayer and sac- rifice. THE ROSARY The Family Rosary has grown in many ways, and has spread over the continents of the world. When Father Peyton, modern advocate of the Family Rosary, was on his sick bed, he promised Our Lady that he would spread devotion to the Family Rosary. As a result of the promise, Father Peyton's health was restored. His motto The Family That Prays Together Stays Together has brought many families closer to Mary and her Son. The Family Rosary is needed for many things: the conversion of Russia and all sinners, the destruction of communism, and peace among nations. If you were to visit S. J. A.'s third floor, where the boarders re- side, you would see something like the following: It is almost nine o'clock, and Sister is about to ring the bell for Family Rosary, which the Academy girls themselves started a few years ago. The girls assemble in the corridor to pay their last tribute of the day to Our Blessed Lady. They recite the Rosary each night by candle, light, circled in front of Our Blessed Lady's statue. If more families adhered to Father Peyton's recommendation of the Family Rosary, Our Lady might grant peace to the chaotic world of sin and unhappiness. Ann Etling '56 OUR LADY Beautiful Lady So tender and sweet, We stand today At your loving feet. We see. your bright smile And the tender glance That makes us happy And the sunbeams dance. We know today, As we kneel and pray, That your Son above Gives us His love. Betty Ripberger '55 As well as giving tired minds a rest and building healthy bodies, gym class develops good sports- manship ainong the girls. In their various activities, they learn to he good losers, as well as good vvin- l16l'S. Plenty of good exercise and recreation in gym class keep the girls in top physical fitness. Gym provides time for all to get bettei' acquainted and to enjoy roller skating, dancing, games and many other activities. a fm V W? if, Aw xhf i ,, as Q 1 ' I2 A 3 'ri iff? . ' 2 F 191 ,H Mtg WSE we I I! ln' f 1'Q1'1 iA ll-lilllllllk. ' I . I fm' W W f M gg? ....,.,..,, . 1 Q: X A ' l . X , W , K I , ,Z W Q . ig, ,gig ,Wi .. N A .av P 2 iw I , J T ,Q 1 i4 '?Q 1? 99 w -, S. J. A. HOST TO CHRISTOPHER LYNCH A deeper appreciation of musical culture was instilled at S. J. A. last fall with the appearance of Christopher Lynch, a native of Rath- keale, County Limerick. The lyric tenor has exhibited his talent before many radio and television fans as the magnificent tenor of The Voice of Firestone, guest star of Ed Sullivan and Dave Garroway, as well as star of his own Christopher Lynch Show. Severin Turrell, a Polish pianist who spent several years in a Ger- man concentration camp, acted as accompanist for Mr. Lynch and also thrilled his listeners with a program of outstanding music. CHORAL At 12:37 our lunch hour ends- And the period called Choral proceeds to begin. With altos and sopranos, fboth groups laden with foodj 1t's sometimes hard to get in a singing mood. But with backs straight as sticks, and feet flat on the floor We practice and practice and then - practice some more - For a concert's in sight which means just one thing: Sister Rosemary's busy teaching the right way to sing. Our Ave Maria's with a deep rich soul To please Our Lady which is our main goal. Why is Choral my favorite time of the day? Because we tell, through song, just what We want to say. Ruthie Zimmerer '56 'nlA..,5hi ,. i- K OUR LITTLE REDBlRD Will you come here, O redbird dear And sing a song to me. Dear redbird, perch upon my tree And sing the best you can for me. I watched you fly above the snow When the campus was so cold and drear, Your presence set my heart aglow, At this springtime of the year. Mary Kay Becker '57 f 'F1'? FW A number of dances were held at S. J. A. this year to give the teen-agers of Tipton and the neighboring towns an opportunity to get better acquainted and to enjoy good, wholesome, Christian fun. Mary, Queen of All Hearts and Pat Anderson, Campus Queen, were both honored at our Valentine Dance. Tl ' ' ns pagu IS sponsored Ivy liplun Urvcrzfruusc .Pr - S3515 S qw SQ? ,.,--P' X 55 wage fax? M? T , we, 1,95 , 'l Q ' an-+ ' . X -lpllln . nl.. SAINT JOSEPH'S SHADOW Adown the dark and dusky lane A figure may be seen, His purple cloak and sandles worn, His face is so serene. His hands are old, his hair is gray, His eyes are soft and shining. He worked all day within his shop With a special Guest abiding. He passed his life upon this earth In doing good for others. He died within the arms of Christ And of our Blessed Mother. 'Twas long ago he left this earth, But could not stay away! He's here to help each one of us Each second of the day. St. Joseph of the workmen, St. Joseph, most pure soul! Dear Patron of the Happy Death, Help us to win our goal. SNAPS 1. Three Muskateers! 2. You're ugly enough, Betty! 3. Which is the dog? 4. What's so interesting, Frances? 5. Working hard, Sr. Rose- mary? 6. What Sister Madonna does in her leisure time? 7. One of S. J. A.'s many shrines. 8. O Mary conceived without sin! 9. Never saw you look that serious before. 10. What are you looking for girls? A whale, no doubt. 11. Well, if it isn't a couple of Tennessee Ernie's pea- pickers! ! 12. Pretty heavy load, Norma. L. .-:I ii 1 1 Mg: .,... . 1, WW , . ,kv ,V 1,3553 sw - 45 y wifi-SQQTSSS W I E1 sg NY? C I 4 MAY DAY SNAPSHOTS OF LAST YEAR SNAPS 1. The Monument Circle in Hong Kong, ltaly? 2. Who's the ugliest? That's the 364.00 question. 3. That pose does something for GiGi! ! ! 4. Our beloved Retreat Master. 5. What have you been drinking, Girls? 6. Why aren't you in school today? 7. Think you're big stuff, don't you O'Connor? 8. Chinese ivory, believe it or not! 9. A big day in Indiana- polis. 10. Congratulations to a winner! ! ! 11. Gee Ruthie, you'd make a pious looking Sister. 12. Winter at S. J. A. 13. Why the bowed head, Rosie? Afraid you'll break the camera. gk JW, 'SU 17 KW Hg ,,....-- I f 1 ,. ,sf 4 fd' in M 134' AX ' ,NVQ 1. kxxnxfg -. gi, NW, ' .1 x EZ 'QQ i .X sv .,. .vt Eff KS' ,K ,,,, I iw SPRING Spring brings the butter cups All covered with dew Dancing in the sun beams The whole day through. Birds in the tree tops Chirping with glee Building their nests Clean as can be. Dandelion blossoms So yellow and gay As they point upward And seem to say- We are so happy That we are here And hope to come back Again next year. Betty Ripberger '55 SNAPS 1. Christopher Lynch! A true Irishman. 2. Watch what you're doing Barbara? 3. Always feeding their faces! 4. Expecting Joe? 5. Time to be holy? 6. Is it that bad, Bee Jo? 7. Sleeping on the job? 8. We know they're horrible, but don't take it so hard, Mary Kay. 9. The lntelligentia of S. J. A. 10. Going somewhere? 11. Do you have your Rose Petal Rosary, Mary Jo? 12. Is she too tall for Joe? 13. Well, they look like Saints, anyway! ! 14. What! Has S. J. A. turned co-ed. Oh! it's just a dance. ALUMNAE COMPLIMENTS Rose Irvin Schell, '30 5936 Glenway Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio Bernadine Tebbe Tragesser, '30 R. R. 2, Tipton, Indiana Helen Mattingly, '10 R. R. 5, Tipton, Indiana Thelma Becker Gillespie, '20 101 S. College Ave. Muncie, Indiana Annamae Tebbe Schwegman '27 3800 Princeton Road, Hamilton, Ohio Florence Boes, '28 R. R. 1, Road 52 North, Lafayette, Indiana The Rev. Otto Peters, '05 Covington, Indiana Katherine Mattingly Tebbe '06 311 N. Independence, Tipton, Indiana Lorraine Wenning, '54 1213 N. Armstrong, Kokomo, Indiana Mary Louise Axente, '54 809 E. Mulberry, Kokomo, Indiana M1'. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. COMPLIMENTS OF PARENTS Bob Cage, R. R. 2 Tipton, Indiana Frank Dane, R. R. 4, Tipton, Indiana Mark Zimmerer, 1124 N. Webster, Kokomo, Indiana Joe Jansen, 409 W. Jefferson, Kokomo, Indiana Clarence Lechner, 1134 N. Wabash, Kokomo, Indiana Mrs. Paul Barrett, 922 E. Victoria, South Bend, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason, 132 N. Conde, Tipton, Indiana Paul Nichols, R. R. 3, Tipton, Indiana George Barton, 801 W. Jefferson, Alexandria, Indiana Cecil Rowe, Monterey, Indiana Edward J. Dowd, 4319 Broadway, Indianapolis, Indiana Albion Ruminske, La Porte, Indiana Clarence Ripberger, R. R. 3, Tipton, Indiana Norbert O'Connor, 304 S. Independence, Tipton, Indiana Mrs. Dorothea Abshire, R. R. 1, Unionville, Indiana BUSINESS COMPLIMENTS Dr. J. D. Boughman, Kokomo, Indiana Dr. P. J. Pentecost, D.D.S., Tipton, Indiana Dr. J. V. Carter, ofc., 130 N. Main St. Tipton, Indiana Dr. G. H. Warne M.D., 210 N. West , Tipton, Indiana Dr. Foxworthy, Room 8, Masonic Bldg., Tipton, Indiana Stewarts Electric Service, 106 N. Main St., Tipton, Indiana Drott Bakery, 130 S. Main St., Tipton, Indiana Gem Cafe, 202 S. Main St., Tipton, Indiana Paul Grimme, Sheriff, Tipton County Tipton Produce Co., 117 S. West St., Tipton, Indiana V. M. Sears O.D., 124 S. Main, Tipton, Indiana First National Insurance Agency, 115 N. Main Street, Tipton, Indiana French Steam and Dye Works, 127 N. Main, Tipton, Indiana Tipton Dry Cleaners, E. Jefferson St., Tipton, Indiana F. Ray Hull and Son, Inc., 129 Court, Tipton, Indiana Tipton Hatchery, 121 Court St., Tipton, Indiana E. A. Foster, Real Estate, 119 Court Street, Tipton, Indiana Suite Home and Equipment Corp., 107 Court St., Tipton, Indiana Lucille Shop, Kokomo, Indiana B. P. O. ELKS Lodge, 117 E. Madison, Tipton, Indiana Frank B. Russell, Attorney, 113 Court Street, Tipton, Indiana Paul Jones, County Clerk, Court House First Federal Savings and Loan Assn., Jefferson Street, Tipton, Indiana 'Burkhart Cleaners, 501 N. Main, Tipton, Indiana Philips Quality Gas, Walsh Radiator Service, Ash St., Tipton, Indiana Fox Cleaners, 439 E. Jefferson St., Tipton, Indiana Fox Grocery, 518 E. Jefferson St., Tipton, Indiana Tolle Barber Shop, Tipton, Indiana J ack's Barber Shop, Tipton, Indiana Fire Department, Tipton, Indiana Moore Bros., 311 E. Jefferson Street, Tipton, Indiana J. M. Leach Corporation, 403 E. Jefferson Street, Tipton, Indiana Purvis Appliance Co., Jefferson St., Tipton, Indiana Dr. M. G. Smith D.D.S., North Independence, Tipton, Indiana South Side Grocery, Main and South Streets, Tipton, Indiana Kokomo Kandy Kompany, Washington St., Kokomo, Indiana James Sheerin, 1206 N. Indiana, Kokomo, Indiana Tom's Cafeteria, 138 E. Jefferson Street, Tipton, Indiana Smith and Allen Service Station, 236 E. Jefferson Street, Tipton, Indiana Bob's Automotive Parts, 226 E. Jefferson, Tipton, Indiana Master Feed and Supply, 119 N. East Street, Tipton, Indiana Biltz and Beaty, 213 E. Jefferson, Tipton, Indiana COADY COAL COMPANY Compliments 1010 S. Ohio S. Sz H. Green Stamps With Of A coal purchases F R I E N D Kokomo, Indiana Compliments Of WOLF PRODUCTS CORPORATION KOKOMO, INDIANA Waiter: You ought to have some of our enthusiastic stew. Diner: Why do you call it that? Waiter: Because the cook put everything he had into it. B L A I R 1 S Compliments Of CON CAREY Hardware and 5c - 10c - 51.00 Fine Beverages Phone 168 116-118 Main st. 110 W- Defenbaugh 313 E. Monroe TiDt0l1, Indiana Kokomo, Indiana PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIZERS Compliments of Dr. Paul Ferry Kok WHITE HUT 506 N. Washington St. Kokomo Indiana omo Indiana Sandwiches Soups Malts Two Convenient Locations Main at Mulberry Markland at Bell Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System In the Union there is strength KOKOMO INDIANA Jane: I hear Bill has a new job. What's his position? Joe: He's third assistant guesser in the weather bureau. roulidthe clock FALVEY,S w1thSexlon N .Q. The Store For Men and Boys I f Lfif? 5'--lf! HI IZILUIJ Xgi., , mf ,., 'sm Tipton Phone 289 f it 'Emil T lzmizi iX A I 12- ,',f, ,!'v-i l:3.ljg,A3 VZ i i.Ai 1335 Compliments lwqyfifneillccbolbbf: Of A iihwnhadrmkbzgxmed hphsedguarb F R I E N D W'w97Wf0 PW.fif , BOWL-0-DROME GRILL CARNEY S Dinners sI'I0l't OYCICPS ' F0llllt8Ill Service 108 South Main Street TIPTON, INDIANA Air Conditioned 6A.M.-11P.M. Weekdays Closed On Sundays Drink Ertel's Orange Natural Fruit Flavor ROSES 11R'1'EL's BOTTLING BEAUTY SHUP WORKS Phone 310 Phone 1551 Tipton Tlpton' Indmna Sign outside a London bakery: We make pies and cakes for the Queen. A rival shop across the street put up a larger sign reading: God save the Queen! Compliments of THOMPSON'S NORTH SIDE GROCERY TIPTON, INDIANA Leatherman-Morris Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 186 TIPTON INDIANA TIPTON TRIBUNE PRESS Job Dept. of Tipton Tribune COMMERCIAL PRINTING Office Supplies - Typewriters Adding Machines TIPTON, INDIANA Albert I. Bear Building Contractor Phone 1383 Tipton, Indiana TRACTOR Pring Implement Sales 131 NORTH MAIN STREET TIPTON, INDIANA 'l'EI.EPHONE: 656 FORD FARMING HEADQUARTERS TRACTORSWIMPLEMENTS...PARTS AND SERVICE It's funny how a tree will stand in one place for years - and then suddenly jump in front of a lady driver. C0mplimentS Of COmplim8I1tS Of GAMBLE STORE ALMOND Ho'rEL 108 N. Main phone 56 Tipton, Indiana WW YOUR FORD DEALER T1pton Indlana Phone 437 f -' MYR JACK BARNES, INC. I 233- fv 7 W fn . I W f -X ' ff, ,ie 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 a1'e available here under one roof for you and your family. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TIPTON, INDIANA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Dud1ey's Stationery And Gia shop SWS 112 EAST JEFF' ST. High Grade Footwear TIPTON, INDIANA and Marschke's Shoe Repairing Home Trade Shoe Grace Dudley Phone 53 Teen-age daughter: Oh, dad, how grand it is to be alive! The world is a wonderful place. Why isn't everyone happy? Father: Who is he this time? 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 C0. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HEAD-KNOTTS, INC. 125-129 West Jefferson Street TIPTON, INDIANA DODGE TELEPHONE PASSENGER CARS 664 DODGE PLYMOUTH JOB-RATED TRUCKS PASSENGER CARS Sales - Service - Body Work - Front End Alignment lst CHOICE USED CARS Hoosier Sales 8: Service Refrigeration and Home Appliances Furniture Co. R. R. 2 Phone 700 my Tipton, Indiana A I MANUFACTURERS OF L45-mil, UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE 7 I v Tipton, Indiana Farm Equipment Trucks Question: What happens to a ballplayer when his eyesight begins to fail? Answer: They make an umpire out of him. It pl eases us, to pl ease you Compliments of Smits0n's Laundry TIPTON Dry Cleaning TELEPHONE CO. phone 120 Tipton, Indiana TIPTON BUILDING 8a LOAN ASSOCIATION The Oldest Financial Institution In Tipton County 4 PERCENT PAID ON SAVINGS LOANS INSURANCE 113 Court Street Phone 49 Compliments Of Farmers Mutual Ins. Co. Court House Phone 35 Tipton, Indiana Compliments Of TIPTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Compliments Of TAUER FLORAL COMPANY Phone 350 312 W. Jackson Street Tipton, Indiana Defendant: Whatever the outcome of this trial, I am sure that this exp-erience will make Judge: In what way? me a much better man than I was before. Defendant: I shall strive to live up to what my attorney said about me. INCORPORATED DF ILLINOIS VALUATIU INEERB ' n BE SURE - ASK FOR omp ime s E M G E ' S Of A F R I E N D mag bat V-gi an 5 ,.,,' M A R s H A L L A N D s 1' EV E N s Q -. .Qg,,w,,,e:e.1 GES U. S. Government Inspected THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE The Home Newspaper Mess Sergeant: Let me tell you something, wise guy. I was cooking beef stew before you were born. Soldier: O.K. O.K. But why serve it now? JUHN L. KILEY med 5 AGENCY Kokomo, Indiana lnsmance Kokomo, Indiana MYGRANT MUSIC HOUSE Compliments Of Everything In Music F0St61' Jewelry COIUDHIIY 121 W- Mulberry 121 E. Jefferson St. Kokomo, Indiana Tipton, Indiana TIPTON LUMBER COMPANY The House Of Homes Phone 72 Tipton, Indiana Compliments of TIPTON CLINIC LETTERPRESS OFFSET Dr B A Burkhardt PRINTING CUMPANY 13f.'w.'A. Kurtz Dr. R. K. Kincaid Employee: I have been here for five years doing three men's work for one man's pay. Now I want a raise. Employer: I can't give you a raise, but if you'll tell me who the other men are, I'1l fire them. COMPTON Sz SON, INC. General Electric Radios and Televisions Bryant G35 and Oil FIIYUHCES Hgtpoint Electrical Applianceg AmCI'iCZ111 Steel Kitchen UI1itS Light Fixtures, Paimg, Qilg Hotpoint Garbage Disposals Painters' Supplies Stover VVater Softeners Stokol Stokers Galvanized Iron NVork Full Line of Hardware and Builders' Supplies HEATING - PLUMBING - ROOFING AIR-CONDITIONING ELECTRIC WIRING Phones 20 and 820 Compliments of Congratulations F rigid Food Lockers 1955 Graduates The Dietzen Bakers Tipton Indiana Compliments of ELWOOD FLOOR STORE 1524 Main Street ELWOOD, INDIANA First businessman: Now that I have a car I don't have to walk over the bank to make my deposits. Second businessman: You ride? First businessman: No, I just don't make any. to HYNDS DRUG Compliments of 431 W. North Street - xoxomo, INDIANA SUPSTIOT Presmptmns , Paint 8: Glass Co. Cosmetlcs Sundaes Kokomo, Indiana JACK MAHER 8z SON Compliments Of Men'SCl0thing OLSEN and EBANN Furnishings - Hats -- Shoes N. 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