St Paul High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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It is difficult to put in words or pictures the good which each of us has gained through our studies and associations in a Catholic environment. The effects of this Catholic education will be felt in the future years as we, the graduates of St. Paul's, take our place in life. KW wff 5 2 .xii 0 L 51 G Ded1cat1on His Excellency, the most Reverend Iohn G B 1 . ennett, is the first bishop of the Diocese of Lafayette which was formed in 1945. He is close to the hearts of all the students in his diocese. Through his exemplary advice and teaching, we hav l ' l ' ' U ' ' ' e earnec the true way ol llle M'h1Cll is the way ol Christ. To you, Bishop Bennett, the friend of youth, we dedicate our Nineteen Hun- dred and Fifty-two Paulist as a token of our affection and esteem. 2 on R l:lc1.m'1-'lf Iilwlltll' IIIN lfxc:lcl,l,lcxc:x'. llllf mm' RI Yl RliXll QIOHN fi. l3lCXNli'l l'. IJ. ll. SHUI' Ulf l'lllf llllKIl'.Nl Ulf l.Xlf.XNl lll' IX INIJIX 1 u VI-'RY Rl'fVI'fRliNl! Nloxslrzxolz .IUIIX ,X. Nlczilxk Ul 'R lSl'iI.UYl-fll l',-KSIOR Prieslx sn ' 'Q A ' 4 tha with he nits ol tht uoilcl leading the way amd lighting the lmtliwzny lor others. Each tlzly they luring Christ clown limit Heaven that He might clwell in the lowly liezirts ol men. Iizich day, too, hy their prziyers, counsel :mtl t'll1ll'llf', they lezul men to Cliriwl. XVhzit at clark world it would he without thug holy, 5Cll-Slll'l'lllK'lllg men to keep alive the lm'c'h ol' lfziith. How clil'lic'ult it would he to lintl one's way to Heaiven without them. Chnl bless our priests :incl give them health and strength to keep their tuirlles high! -1 Dear Graduates of I952: lt has long been awaited, this day of graduation. You stand today where stood those others whom you envied yesterday. lt is a solemn moment in your life. Something sadly irrevocable there is about it: a door has been closed forever on one part of the world you have known. lt was a joyful, almost carefree world. Despite the ordinary frets and pains and pangs of school days - so often exaggerated you now admit A there were grand times, great friends, and some real satisfaction at lessons well learned and assign- ments well done. There is a genuine twinge of regret as you realize how far the hours of student happiness outnumber the hours of student gloom. The associaf tions and events of the past years at St. Pau1's School are among the first treasures you place on the shelves of memory. Nfay they retain their luster and their youth to refresh you when the way ahead grows hard and grim. You are now departng from the haven ol the parish classroom. Till now you have been on the receiving end of things almost exclusively. Other people - to whom you owe lifelong gratitude - have worked for you, prayed for you, instructed you with N a love and solicitude born of God. Your decisions were made for you, you were told every step of the way, and, even though sometimes unwilling, you were V 1 shielded from youthful follies and mistakes as care- Rhv- BERNARD Mlllll'-N' fi-1'l'-S fully as could be. .Xs your sense of responsibility I Ol lk ASSISTANT PAST! DR developed it was ever directed in the proper channels by wise and upright counsellors. You were being equipped all the time with the armor and weapons, the intelligence and good judgment, tht courage and strength of will necessary for one who must travel through a dangerous, deceptive world to reach his home with God in heaven. The day has come in which those preparations are deemed coin- U plete. Cod grant they were sufficient. Cod go with you on your journey! Thither winds the road you tread, To the solemn city of the dead. Hope then is buried neath the sod? Nay, but rests immortal with its Cod. The way of life lies upward and, with each new height gained, one must pause to sight his goal again and gather his strength anew for the next ascent. The broad gentle slopes at the foot of the mountain change to forbidding steeps and daring cliffs as one approaches its peak. The trail grows uncertain, the obstacles and dangers multiply. From the vantage point to which you have climbed at graduation the world looks beautiful, wide and adventurous. You feel its challenge in your blood: you hold your heads proud and high to meet it. But remember - the goal of life lies up, up where the blinding splendor of the snowcap tilts against the sky - where heaven is. The mountain path man must beat to God is narrow and strenuous. The greatness, the gaiety, the glory of the world is illusory. lts glamor must not seduce you into a feeling' of false liberty and security. One misstep and fatal calamity can befall you. ' ' ' t pltttv mubblc do not gunble your life or soul on it. Head up! Don't rush. One step at a time carefully taken is worth a thousand hurried steps that have to be retraced. ln your veins will throb a new, strange sense of independence and self-reliance, but it dare not make you rash and head- strong. Seeking and heeding the advice of your elders - parents, priests, teachers - will spare you much grief. Above all will your Catholic faith sustain you when the going is tough if you live it day by day devoutly as you have been taught. The future is yours for the making. A future without God is the stuff of hell. XVith God even the darkest dawn has its untold depth of solace. XVhether religious, married, or single be your vocation, kernelled in your soul is the beginning of a saint. lVhat will you do about it. Graduates ol '52? lhe world is z '- l -3 'Q J f 1 1 God bless you. Bernard nl. Mullen, Cl.l'l'.S. 5 Our Faculty A l'ac'ulty is essential to 11 school. XVe do not realize us. liafh year ol' our school lile is planned lor us by work with us, not merely lmeczmse it is their job, but much they see Him in each one ol' us, and leel that do lor Him. HCCZIIISC they have this most sublime all that the luculty tlo lor them. They teach us and hefziuse they love Cod so what they do lor us, they motive, they are the best faculty we could have. To them goes the heartfelt Tl1z1nks of the class ol' '52. I F C51 ,M it 6 Nunn XI. X1 :unix A SISIIR NI. Mm mix: Slsll-u N. .NNI-III! I lflggfwffll Ihllffmll ur Teachers msxnxula Ilmm IX. NIc1CI,xk'l1n', I'z1slm' amd Spiritual I.n-zuln-1' , . XI'RI'NIl Iilfkxxun NIm1.1.rix.lI.I'I.5. Rcligiun I. II, Ill, IV Hin NI. .Xlklcl lx. Supa-l'ifn'. .Iunior Class Slmmm' I'. S. Ilismry III, ,XKUJIIIIIIIIQ III, Slunllmml I. Iylllllg I, Iypxng Il IFR NI. ,Xl 1.1 sllxlf. I'rim'ipnl, Sq-niur Class Spnmur. Iangllslm IX, Iillgllxll III. IVurlcl I'IIhIUlAY II. I lquuhl SINIIR NI. Cum I .Xlgclnu , ' nik NI. .xNIiI I.I1IA, I-'rcslnncn Clam Sponsor Iillgllsll I, Iillgllhll II, Lanun I I..mn II lrtk NI, cl.-XROI.INI-', Suplmxlmrc films Spumur cIl'UIlIL'II'y II, .XLIYZIIIKCLI ,Xlgclnm flIll'lllISIl'y, Iiiulugy I nan Nl, I'.-xl 1. blunim' High Sclmul, Music' NIR. Nmuufkl fllflf, Cluzull Clivim, Sociology, Hcznllll zuul Sanlcly, Pllysicul I'l1IlIl'IIlI0ll T ghll R XI. I'xl I Golden Jubilee This year of 1952 marks the Golden jubilee Anniversary of our Sponsor, Sister M. Augustine. On the nineteenth of March, St. .Ioseph's Day, she coma pleted hfty years in the religious life. Two score and ten years spent in devoting her time toward helping others in their educational achievements so that they may better fulfill their purpose in life - to glorify God and to save their souls. Xvith this noble ambition in her heart, she has offered her life to God and has devoted her time and talents to teaching in the schools of the diocese. We wish to congratulate Sister Augustine in this, her Golden jubilee year, and offer our sincere appreciation for her time and patience spent in teaching us during our four years high school at St. Paul's. We pray that we shall always remember the ideals and principles which she has instilled in our hearts and minds, and shall endeavor to display them in our everyday life. The Seniors of '52. f'l F231 A X' t p, we T T ' ff ., -5 ' '37 ,,, W Q2 7 J 8 ND, . f' . 4 ,4rv,.f NwsiNwMm. , Senior C lass Seniors cwillclll , , ,xIil'll2lL'l 5llllIlN cc l,l'L'5illt'Ill ,,,,,, , ,,,,, , ,hltlllll S11-vin 'l'C'l2ll'f , ,,XVilli:1111 Kl'iL'gIJlllllll 1. .,,,,, . um Nlullu - lic Guml. Du Cknucl, Xlznku Kmmmmin 1,. l'AlUWYCl' - Rust' z.. Iulors f ISI111- 111111 XVl1ilc- 2lll'0ll -- O111' Lzuly ol' llCl'IDL'lll1ll Holla 'z liUIl - .XlI Im' .IL-sus lllfflllgll Nl:11'1 MICHAEI. SOLMS Huppi11e.s'.s is fnzmrl. not in rmwzrrl. 11111 in lzmlmulllfl 1'lI'or!. 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IDON.Xl,D NIONKS A lifllr' 11m1.a'w1.w nm 1' and tlmn l.s H'l1.s'l11'1I hy Ihr' !lI'.S'f of IIl!'2I, Xiu Pl'l'5iilL'Ill 'SIL .Xssistunt X11 liclitm' l'.1ullsL 1' C X O O.AX.I. C,onnm'1'c'1:1l Llub: llnskctlmu nl 92: lluscbzlll '50, '5I. Clross-Clmlntl ilu Xltn I0 '50, '51, '52 Knight ol -. 1 Through the Years '48 - '49 As we, Seniors, look back over our high school days passed at St. Paul's, we realize more than ever how full of happiness these days were. Many pleasant memories are with us now and, as we draw aside the curtain of the past, we see again September 7, l948. It is recorded as an important and eventful day, for it marks the beginning of our High School career. Eager little Freshmen we were, unaccustomed to the superior ways of the upper classmen and the un- familiar methods of High School instructions. Feeling quite timid and con- spicuous, we lived up to the traditional Freshmen title Greenie . Before many days passed we began to feel more at ease and to lose our shyness. We elected Paul Orr president of the class. Then we eagerly took part in the many activities which the school offered. Under Sister Caroline's able assistance we successfully completed our first year of High School. 1 9 49- 50 On Se Jtember 6, we returned to St. Paul's So Jhomores. We were sli 'htlv I I S . decreased in number, but full of pep and eager to begin a prosperous year. Second year Latin and Geometry kept us more than busy, but by patience and perseverance we managed them at last. We elected Michael Solms to be our president. It was in this year that we were received into the C.Y.O. - a mem- orable event. Could we ever for et? With the helm of our s onsor, Sister 8 I P Henrietta, our so Jhomore ear came to a successful close. I Y '50 - ' 5 1 ln September 1950, we commenced our junior year at St. Paul's and assumed our famous name of jolly juniors . One of our first activities was the election of class officers with the result that Tom McNamara was elected president, and Tom Huneck, editor of the Spotlite. We really had a busy year. We turned out two issues of the Spotlite, one at Christmas and one in june. We gave a very successful junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. -Ioan Stilwell was chosen Prom Queen, and Mary Lou Guerrero, Senior, and Dorothy Miller, junior, were her attendants. Time sped on and almost before we were aware of it, thanks to our sponsor, Sister Aurelia, we reached the Senior rank. 9 5 1 - 7 5 2 Last September we entered upon our last year in St. Paul's High School. Seniors at last! We felt rather free as there were no upper-classmen to order us around. We again elected Mike Solms as president of our class and we chose Carolyn Williams to be the editor of the Paulist. Sister Augustine, our Sponsor, guided us on safely through this our busiest, best and Ill0St important of our high school years. The great day of our Commencement-the day so long anticipated- is fast approaching. We trust that we have merited the good will of our fellow students during our stay at St. Paul's. We hope that they will always feel that they have been benefited by our example. Ami when we receive our diplomas from the hands of our Pastor, may they be the premiums of good work well done, and a pledge that the line training acquired here may live forever in our lives. Carolyn Williams '52. I7 Senior Class Prophecy lVhat a day! Yes, a day long to be remembered for on this day the St. Paul's graduates of 1952 had their first reunion in the old home town, Marion. They came from far and near and gathered at the Parish Hall. It was just ten years ago that the twelve of us graduated from our dear Alma Mater. How it all came back to us now as we beheld the old stage on which we received our Diplomas from our Pastor Msgr. McCarthy! But everything was different now - how we had all changed! Older, wiser, but still laughing and so glad to meet each other again after a lapse of so many years. We told of our experiences and of our careers. This is what I learned: Carolyn Williams has the Sunny Cab Company of New York City . Her motto is, You feel every bump in the road . Don Monks and his Solid Senders have become famous: he and his band are working in the Metro Goldwyn Studios in Hollywood. Paul Orr is the inventor of a new soap that doesn't float, doesn't foam, doesn't clean, it just keeps you company in the bathtub. Peggy Glover seems to have the most dangerous job in New York City - that of cleaning the windows of the Empire State Building. She says that Carolyn rooms with her Qfunlj. Michael Solms has just returned from a trip to Africag he has become a world renowned head hunter. His collection is called, Mike's Magnificent Managerie . We were not surprised to learn from Tom Huneck that he had acquired a very famous circus known as Pingling Brothers. His main attraction is Mary .lane Bowser and her If you don't believe it come and see it side show. He says it really brings in the money. Bill Kriegbaum emigrated to Iceland and this was his first trip back in ten years. Bill has developed a secret formula for fuel in hot rods. john Sleven is really popular with the girls: he is giving lessons in a girls' athletic class. I hear the girls are really having a rough time. Paul Dwyer is traveling from planet to planet on concert tours. P. D. developed his voice by yelling on the basketball court. Last but not least is Tom McNamarag he has joined a troop of Wild West Cowboys and is roping squirrels in Central Park. Regarding myself I am manager of a noted dancing school in Washington D. C. Many pupils come to my studio to learn my style of dancing. The time passed all too quickly, and l was obliged to take leave of my old classmates. We all declared that the day had been pleasantly spent, and it had recalled many thoughts of our school days and the familiar faces we hope never to forget. Dorothy Miller '52 18 ami? U11,LfL.?,,fwfLuff1f,5wQ L if 3. Ath of 4-'ff rf 3 s i j7? 'c!2'u'Z ? qww I? fw, 1 - ' WI!! U qw Q . 92 QM? e,a4f7l 2,4,a,lff?-7 ?A'fw2Wf7 'fMfff gi X 'iffy' 'mwiilfiifv IEP Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1952 of St. Paul's High School, Marion, Indiana, realizing what a great impression we have made on our under-classmen, are leaving a few things to make ourselves unforgetable. Being in sound mind and good health, we do hereby make, publish and declare the following to be our last will and testament: ARTICLE ONE Section l. We, the class of l952, leave to our Pastor and the faculty, the memories of twelve years of happiness - we hope. Section 2. To the juniors, we leave our ingenious method of blulling and our dignified positions as Seniors. Section 3. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to hear the bell when our lessons become tedious. Section 4. To the Freshmen-the happy, gay, and studious life we have shared. ARTICLE Two Mike Solms, will n1y front seat in the Senior room to Shirley Aquillard. my natural curly hair to my sister, Eleanor. my ability to study to anyone who thinks he needs it. Tom Huneck, bequeath my seat in the rear of the room to Bill Cartwright. my ability to blush easily to Vinnie Belville. my car to Bill Dulhanty. Peggy Glover, will my Chemistry book to Rosemary Blume. my Senior skirt to Mary Slevin. my ability to skate to Virginia Bowser. john Slevin, will .my Senior cords to Bill Dulhanty. my job as student manager to Tom Colvin. m Chemistr aaron to Bill Cartwri ht. Y Y I 8 Don Monks, leave my Model A to the school to start a St. Paul's bus line. my Senior cords to any worthy junior. my chair at Milos to Norb Getz. Paul Orr, bequeath my position on the baseball team to Tom Blume. my dancing ability to Everett Eakins. my seat in the rear of the room to Bill Dulhanty. I I l I I l ln witness whereof, we, the Class of 1952, have hereby set nineteen hundred and fifty-two. Witnesses: Class Spirit Class Sponsor Dorothy Miller, will my job as cheerleader to Patricia Fowler. my Senior skirt to Susie Monks. my ability to drive to Vinnie Belville. Paul Dwyer, will my car to my best friend. my position on the basketball and baseball team to Manuel Guerrero. my ability to make things blow up in Chemistry to any daring junior. Tom McNamara, will my gray spot to Arabelle Guerrero. my nickname, Moose , to anyone with big ears. my ability to keep training rules to Tom Shildmyer. Carolyn Williams, will my position as Editor of the Paulist to Bill Cartwright. my love of convertibles to Aludy Wood. my liking of Math to Eleanor Solms. Bill Kriegbaum, will my one-hand driving skill to Tom Shild- myer. my Chemistry grades to someone in need of them. my racing fever to Bill Dulhanty. Mary jane Bowser, bequeath n1y ability to get along with others to Jimmy Eakins. my general good humor and giggles to my sister, Virginia. my extra credits to Everett Eakins. our hands and seal this sixth day of june, Mary plane Bowser '52 Smlmulk out U I1.ll mln llux su Rrzulx lm' thc lllll lu l n1'mu1ml .Xlv lllvx cunning rn Quillgf lux! mzulm' 'l Xlxll hu' gang. Rclw XI ll IXIIIQ fun l'1'L-sicln-111 ,,,. Vim- Prcsiclclml SCfl'Cl2ll'y ..,,, 'I.l'i'2lSlll'Cl' ,,,.. . Nlouo-A'ln lfllll Class FlfHN'l'l'- I lu X10 Class c1Ul0l'SfXlllllllllfill mil C lu l'z1L1'm14Sl. Pill! lIlXOi'1lli0ll!U5l Pllllck P1 IN lm L s uniors Un thc- Clzunpua ul Sl. 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Sophomores l'rc'siclcnl .,A. ,,,,,' IQIIUIIIZIH Hipskiml Vivo l,N'Silll'lll ,A,. .,llolm'L's flilhlillfl SCl'l'Cl2ll'y ,,,,, ,,,,, I il:-znlzn' Solmw 'l1l'C2lSlll'Cl' ,,,,.,.,,,,, ,, ...... lclzmcll lfillsillllmlrr Cllzlsm Nlmlo-HXYQ Scrvc in Hnpnf' Class Iflmvc1'fRn'cl Rosc Claus Clulurs-Rcml :xml XVl1ilc- Class ll2lll'0llf'IxhL' S1nc'l'c'cl llcurl lrmvucnliull- S:1c'1'cd lil'lll'I ol In-sm. l Plzncc My 'l'l'llSl in 'l'l1cc Sophomores Vlullllllllh Hipskiml l'1lC'2lllUl' Sulms lclzmcll FillSillllll0l1S 'IXIIOIIIQIS H0111-s Nl:11'i11lyc'c' f,l'l' lDu11:1lml Cc-l1ll1:111sc11 l'l1illipID11ll1:111ly llflllllil Kll1'll:1111l Rlllll'l'l2l Sluvillski S1'l1ool's Out! llulurcs Castillo Nlzury Slevin V1lll'Ulll Hclvillc Rit'll2ll44l Nlc3Xvuy Nlnry Nlu111l:1y Rohn-1'l lsillllllilll liclly .XllilL'l'SOll l3:11'l1:11'z1 Hznnlmy Ri1'l1:11'1l l3z11'sI1:1 1,5 Smilin' Beauties. .XPC tlufy timid. Lookin' lllflly. lwo guards a . a scnimx Freshmen Prcsicln-nl ,,...,,,, ,,,,.. l Joris Newport Vice Prcsiclcnl ...., ,..,, X firginia lkmvsxr SCl'I'Cl1ll'y ,.,,.. 'l'l1coclm'c lluslvr Treasurer ,Y,,- Izunus liakim Class Molto- 'lllmrouglm llillicullics Lo thc Stars Class Fl0XVCl'-flI'Cl'll flillllilllflll Class cl0l0l'Sgcll'QCll and xvlllll' Class lllllfilllgsl. I'aLric'k l11vm'atir1n- SL, l,2lll'lK'lL, Prav lm' Us Freshmen 'l'hl'UllOl'L' lioslcl' liznrlmrzn Hipskiml l':nll'ic'i:l Fowlcl' ulznnus lizlkins jam- .xllll Gcllllmuscn Anthony Herman David Kricglmzunn Sllsilllllilh .l0llCb Rulwrl Sturm llclimlzn Britt Nlznrthan Huncfk john Nlundzn' liuris NL'wpul'l 'Lum-5 Oldficlcl Clcorgc- Hznnlmy ,Xruln-llc Gmwrrcm fzllflllilhl Huw XVilm:u l.zmu-1' Somlru NlcCLriIl Virginia Bowser Rulwrl W1-51 ,IYIIOIIIIIS l3Iumc -IUIIH Castillo linrl lmmlcmicl' 97 XZ' 5 -'1. .. .'.'.. x :Q b- 'gm' xv , ,X Izzz :Z A ,5 ,::. ., 3 V ,a ff fi' H News ww. ' 'ff ' A ij. :g m f 1- A fi Rf f T O1 I uhm- Nlullvn :md Xlrlllmlslmp Sflllllll X IQIIL Rcn'lm'x' in N winlcxx I lllu-1' Nlurpllv. C Sl... spczlkcl' all lx ol C ' I. NIL-cling Our l'z1slm'. sgr. NIc'C1zll'lI1y. ll' lrivml, flllilfllt I' nlllm' O'l3ricn v . xml Nearly Cmlf. xvlllfllillg Lhv Q lmll gamma 28 New W 1 Honors Students who, by their special achievements, have earned honors during their high school years: MICHAEL SOLMS ....... .,....s....,...,......... S enior Class President DOROTHY MILLER ..... .......,. N lay Queen, Varsity Cheer Leader CAROLYN XVILLIAMS ....... ....... G irls' State '5l, Valedietorian MARY .IANE BOXVSER ....... .,..,..,,.,........,,.,..,,,,.i..,...,. S alutatorian PEGGY GLOVER ,.... ....... Q ueen of the .Iunior-Senior Prom PAUL IJWYILR ..,......, ....... C .Y.O. President, High Point Man THOMAS HUNECK ....... ,Y......, B oys' State '5l Graduating with high honors are Carolyn Williams, our Valedictorian, and Mary jane Bowser, our Salutatorian. Both have ranked high in scholarship during the past four years in St. Paul's. CAROLYN XVILLIAMS MARY QIANE BOVVSER Valedietorian Salutatorian 30 Hoosier Boy's State and Girls' State lxach year pupils lrom high schools all over the state han together to learn the rules ol' good Citizen- ship. The purpose ol' Boys' and Girls' State is to train young men and women in government, and to teach them that they, too, have a responsibility in preserving the integrity ol our nation, and that .Xmerica's luture depends mainly upon the intelligence and honesty ol' our youth in carrying forward the principles ol' our Iorm ol' government as founded hy our lorefatliers. ROSIQMARY BLUNII-I Those chosen to represent St. I'aul's are: Danny Velasquez at lioys' State, and Rosemary lilume at Girls' State. Both are completing their -Iunior year. They were selected lor having the required qual ifications - Character, Courage, Honesty, Scholarship, Cooperativeness and Physical fitness. The St. l'aul's l'. T. N. are sponsoring these two students. Officers of the C. Y. O. 1952 Sl President .... ..,... I 'aul Dwyer Secretary .... ...... N lary 'lane Bowser Treasurer . .... ....,. C larolyn XVilliams Stzmcling: Don Nlonkm, Paul Orr, Paul Dwyer. Tom Alflxllillliilll, Nlziry -lame Bowser, Peggy Cllovc-i'. Scam-cl: llomtliy Miller, Tom Huncfk, Clzimlyn xVllll2llllS. Spotlite Staff Paulist Staff Slilllillllgi Rosciiiziry lilumc, Shirley .Xq11illzml, Slll2illIlC Nlonks. Aluclix' Xllcmcls, William llulhzmly. livcrctt linkins. Scam-cl: Xlzmucl fillCl'l'Clk0, Fzllllcr Nlullirn, 'llllUlllllS Sliilclmycrr. 32 ww ,vm xvsswx SIQNIUR CIIl:XlIS IRN SUPIIONIURI f I-'UXII'.'I RX ll-'SIIXIIQX IZIUIXJILN s, A 'Y R I N fi U-...nn-, S Stur- T5 S ks ,Y ,Mn T i . wg. Wxq, .4 X ,Q-ff x.,...,- NW Wy 'wx WM ,Q scmlmling lllc' Sllflllilt' c1lllllll!s,D0l'Ulhy and C nolxn Smilin' Trim Su-zuly nmv, Xlnh ul Our f:2lIIlL'l'll Xlcn Rogucsf 37 mmlhy Nlillm' wus clmmcn by lmpu Sal llmn c1l'l'i'llIIJllN' on Klux' Dang thc Ill mol In Inc thc' XIII? f2'lll'C'lI lm' thc- .Xmmznl Clor 38 lan' vnu- nl Lllc' High 'sl Sunday m Xluy. Oll- 79552 Hy QUZEIZ lO'l'HY Nlll.l.lfR Q AJ G V . 6 I-la. wwf wat, fb LQ c l95I Huy Queen :xml hcl' ,xllCllll2lIllS. 'l'h 1- Huy Quccn in thc l'roc'cssion. c Huy f2llL'Cll clzlllu-s with hcl' lznllul The Huy Queen before Our l.2lllV'h xxllllll 39 Father O'Bricl1 and two lilllc fricl F0172 LLEZIZ Ii li'l 'TY GLOVE R is yczu' the ilunior boys and girls chose Pcggy Glover in reign as Queen ol' thc .llllli0l'4SClli0l' Prom which was liclcl on May 29, at thc Davis Pzumy House. i i E1 if 2, gs L10 gjrom Queen Gfffefzgcuzf SUZ.XNNli NIONKS, .Iunior Tram Queen Ghfencpazzf MARY .IANE HOWSIQR, Senior VIEXVS OF THE SISTERS' NENV CONVEN1 L12 lHlQ K2H.XPl-ll. IN 'l'Hli NICW CON li OF 'I'Hli Cl0XX'liN'l' IHCIJROC Iii XINI Social Calendar SEPTEMBER School was opened and classes begun. Class officers elected. Paulist staff chosen. First movie sponsored by the seniors. Last baseball game. Individual pictures were taken of student body. OCTOBER Varsity cheer leaders elected: Dorothy Miller, Susie Monks and Shirley Aquillard. Seniors have pictures taken at Fairmount. Seniors sponsor first dance of season. Many worthy parishoners receive Confirma' tion today. Seniors order pictures. NOVEMBER All Saints Day. Trojans start basketball season. Seniors earn money for yearbook by working at Schraders. Several seniors return to Fairmount for re- takes. Commencement invitations ordered by seniors. Armistice Day - free day declared! Beginning of Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER Senior girls travel to Muncie to visit Ball Memorial Hospital. Seniors receive pictures from Mr. Whybrew. Christmas vacation begins. A very successful Holly Hop dance held at the Parish Hall. JANUARY Returned to school after long vacation. Group pictures taken. Beginning of semester exams. 7 I2 27 28 I3 I7 I9 24 I 9 III I4 I6 20 30 gl 92 29 2-6 6 FEBRUARY Dorothy Miller chosen May Queen. Prom Queen and Attendants elected by Iuniors. Carolyn Williams and Mary .lane Bowser named Valedictorian and Salutator' ian, respectively. C.Y.O. was reorganized during a general as- sembly when the oflicers were elected. Ash Wednesday - beginning of Lent. Basketball Sectional Tourney begins. MARCH K. of C. honor basketball players with a Banquet at the Spencer Hotel. Tag Day and St. Patrick's Day. St. -Ioseph's Day - Feastday of our Sisters. Free Day! Paulist goes to pressg much to the relief of Sister Augustine and the Seniors. APRIL April Fool's Day! Beginning of Easter vacation. Holy Thursday V Procession. Back to school again. Last six weeks test for Seniors - Hip, Hip, Hooray! Vocation Institute at St. .loseph's Academy. Patronage of St. joseph. MAY May Procession and crowning of Blessed Virgin Mary. Ascension Thursday and May Day. Alunior-Senior Banquet and Prom held. Peggy Glover, Prom Queen: Mary .lane Bowser and Susie Monks, Attendants. JUNE Senior Week! Commencement Exercises held at Parish Hall, followed by Formal Dance. Seniors bid fond farewell to their Alma Mater. Peggy Glover '52 Hu! I'.IxIm mil Sl xlm IIN- I.1In.uz1:m llll IIIIIX X 5ll.lIJxIlul XX' l'. I Svlllulx. xx In ll uv un-lv H1 IIN' IUIIIIII QIQHIK' XII. Lvl! II Ilis mIc'sIx J xml IIII lIIl'll IIINI 4I.u Iw mwlvlul xmlmll xum slvlff mm. Baseball P:ull's l95l Full Baseball Sfhcclule Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Pillll 2 jefferson .............w.. 9 Sweetser ...... A...... I2 Swayzec .w.,,, I Fairmount .......... 6 Van Buren .......wv, 0 Swcctser ...... ....... 0 Van Burt-n ...... 6 -lclferson ,,,.,w 8 SVVZIYICC ...... 0 Fairmount ..,., XVOII fi - Lust -I ird plum- in county Tom Huncck ,,,,A Paul Dwyer .,,.. . Czippy Orr ,,,A.., . Vinnie Belvillc john Castillo ......, Tom Shilclinyer , Dick lXIc'Avoy ..,, , Tom NlcNzunara Bill Dulhanty ....,r,,r.. David Kriegbaum Toni Kipskind ...,,i Totals .....,.. Pitching Record: Vinnie Belville ....... 35 Cappy Orr .,.,... 'I Xt lint Runs Hits .Xvcmgc 30 I0 300 32 9 272 26 6 232 29 6 207 30 li 200 27 Al I-19 28 AI It-I3 2l 3 I33 28 .. 07I 3 0 000 l 0 000 255 50 I57 XVzilks Hits WVon Lost I6 23 2 l 3-l 4 3 46 L R4 l3.X5lfl3.Xl.l. 'l'lf.XXl Imam llum-lk. Inu: NILXQIIIIAILI. l':ml llxsu-u.Ximcl1l Iivlxillv, Imn IHIIIIIV. I':lul ffll. Xlidclh- Ku Inlxm, lun: 5'lIIIllIINK'l. llnxni km-glmuln, lulm Camilla. NI1n.11u'I 1.114-lawn, xxlllllllll UIIHIZIIIIX. Ruhnml Nh Mm, lulm Slum l'IHIll Rum - Rub:-rl Sllllklll. !llll1lL'N lzzlkim, Inm lll'lIlIiIIl, filllllilhl Huw. u -I7 COACH NORBERT GETZ Basketball St. Paul's opened their basketball season by bowing to Yorktown, 55 to 31. The Trojans, with plenty of material, had a poor season, winning only two of eighteen games, although most of the games were fairly close. The two victims were Banquo, 44-211, and jefferson Township in an overtime battle, 62-61. Paul Dwyer with 193 points for a 10.2 average, was the Trojans' leading scorer: but we had balance rather than one big pointmaker. The Trojans had four other cagers above the 100 point mark - Vinnie Belville with 148, Don Monks with 131, Cappy Orr with 111, and Tom Huneck with 1114. Six of the Varsitymen, Dwyer, Monks, McNamara, Huneck, Kriegbaum and Orr are Seniors. Tom Shildmyer and Manuel Guerrero, one of the top reserves, are juniors, Vinnie Belville and Dick Barsha are Sophomores. The Trojans used both styles of defense - zone and man to man. ln the sectionals, the Trojans were swamped by the Van Buren Aces, 61-22. The tension during the game was high but we just cou1dn't get going. Norbert Getz, our coach, has done a fine job throughout our season play and we hope he will be back next year. Good Luck, Trojans! 48 SI. I'IXlIl.'S 'I'RO.I.XNS v Imp Run RimI1z1uI Xlm Kun, Ximclll Ik-Ixillc. Nlngr. NI4'I1zll'lI1y, Hill IIIIIIIQIIIII. 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Xlznxyk I.XINIL'I'SUllj F45 :I:I,l'l'C'lllIJt'l' I I Sm1lc1'scl ,,,,,,,,,....A. ,,,,, I I7 I -Illllllillf 2 Iznrkmn Clclllcl' ,, 28 ikkllllllllllf' I I SXVZIIICL' ,,,,,,,,,,, -1:3 Iillllllllllf I8 I'12lII'IIlUllIll H -I5 -Iklllllillf' 25 Van IglIl'L'lI , -I5 I cIn'uzn'y 2 Iiunkcr Hill . , 55 I'.t'IJl'IIlllkI S Swalylcv , ,,,,, , ,, , 5I I'Il'IJlkll1lI'I fl Ilunlinglcm 'lkmxvmllilr II I'Ii'IJl'llllI'f I5 ,Ia-Ilmsrm ,,,, ,,,,, , ...,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, 432 'W I c'In'u:n'y III South IIcmI fIC'lllI'llI flnllmliz II Ifn-Im1:n'y 22 Izzllrm A A,,,, , ., ,, ,, II III'1t'IJl'II1lI'f 29 X am Ilurc-11 ,,,, 22 Ilrnm' fIlllIIC'N DIY ' 'I' fJXk'I'lIllll' I9 .---...-.,...A..-.-.-..- .......--..-...-1.-...-.-..-1 URXYXRITS l'1llll f,lI'. xxvillilllll liliL'g.lmQl11l11. CICN l ICR -- Yillk't'lll livlxillv. bl' XRD9 I'1a11l Hwxn'l'. l'Iunmu Hum 50 tl! ST. l'.Xl7l.'S RliSliRVliS NI nmling 4.4-mga' llumln, -ISIIIICS laglkim, 'Ii-rl lluslvr, Rirllznnl ISzn'sl1zl. 'Ibm Hllnnc, Richzml NMM113, l',XL'l'Lll l nkmx lun: llm-In-s. 5l'2lli'll llaniml Iil'im-gbzllxlxl, fzllflllilllb Iiww, ,lolm Clgmillu. 'lkmm Ilmwumn. Ruin-rl Slllllll Slllillllli' Xlm 52 Cllllilill l,lC,XlJl RS Sllirlcx .-Xmlllillual l,UI'HlIlN Nlillnl lffnl Tm. IAIIUVIIIIN. lull IIII c Si. Pziuik Vcsicd Choir singing Chi'isliiizis hyinns hciuu- Liu- niiiinighi Mans The Oiiuiomk Crib 'ing - Ilvlinmln Brill. lytlllilllf Hillcr. Bcity .XllllL'l'Nflll, l'1IL'2lllUl' Sulms. hlllilil' XYU Sc-ulu-ml -- Nlzlry Klum' Iirrwnc-ly Slllillllli' Nlunks. I'2lll'iii1l l ms'Ic1'. The C. Y. O. Commlttee Ilmcsv Yllllllf' lzulics 2ll'C making plzms lm' thc Holly Hop which is h , 21 anmuzllly ul thc P1llkiSl1 Hull during cllll'iSUIl2lh wc-vk. W if? 51 0 ls 'slim' lllc' llullv ll 1 nIlll1'l':llixhll.lll l'nll'lc'l:l lfm vlvr X mu nl Bclvlllc JIT! Hun llmx' Xlllla-1' Xlul if P 5 5 5 Ihr-111 ns llumf lx Pull lluxu ullll lllcll -I .nl :lu llfmllx Hun Farewell to Our Alma Mater Here, within the walls ol' St. Paul's, has been formed the future of many students. Within its sacred portals many happy days have been spent, days which we will sometime long to live over. And if, through God's grace, our life is a success, everything gained must be gratefully acknowledged to the selfless spirit ol' our good Sisters who strove to mold us into dutiful Catholic men and women. Our gratitude may not be written down, but never will we forget our dear Alma Mater and all the memories it contains. The Seniors '52. ' my of TQ hx ze ' P ti li 5 ix l im L g kid , ll X' ,., Vu-u 56 1 1 1 1nn1n,1nn1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1..-H111 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRIEGBAUM FARM IMPLEMEN T COMPANY an INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FREEZERS AND REFRIGERATORS MQCORMICK-DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT FARMALL TRACTORS 229 X'VesL Second Street Phone H96 Marion, lmlizmu 11111111111-.11--.m1.,,1,11.,1,,1,,,.1q.11111111 57 CON CRATU LATI ONS TO THE CLASS OF l952 Anal Best XVishes to All the Students of ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, NO. 653 MARION, INDIANA Compliments of PURE MILK GOMPMIY 925 South Nebraska Street Phone 5400 Compliments ol' MURRELL MID KEAL, IRG. THE MIiN'S SHOP ..1..n..nn1u.1u-u..n1u-.n.1.n1n1 1 1 1 11.-nn 1 1 1,,,,- ...1.,..1..41u.1n:7 :Y 1 Coinpliluents of WO0DY'S BARBER SIIDP 3106 South Washiiigtciii St. Phone 3955 Compliments of STILWELUS GROGERY Tenth and Gallatin Streets Phone 3956 Marion, Indiana 11,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1,.,1.,.1,.,1 1 1 -up COMPLIMENTS OF KILEY SALES, Inc. SALES NASH SERVICE MARION, INDIANA Boots at Spencer Avenue Telephone 5-143 1n1n1uu1-m1-m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1n1u1u1u1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF BARLEY 8: SPENCER LUMBER CO. 324 East l5th Street Telephone 3075 59 S---i'- -u H Z-E'-u 1...11111.,,1.,,1..,1,,,,111111.,,.-..w11111111111111-.1 Compliments of SOLMS BROTHERS CLOVER FARM FOODS Cas City, Indiana Compliments of lIEIIDEY'S ART AND DRAWING SUPPLIES 508 South Washington Street Phone I45 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...n1u.1n..1nn1uu1 1 1 1uu1un1u,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. -.- 1 1 1 1 1m-1 Compliments of UIIIVERSAL ELEOTRIO OOMPAIIY I2I4i South Branson Street Marion, Indiana Compliments of REUBEII HOWELL ISI5 West Fifth Street Phone 3761 11111--11111.-11.n1nu1un1i1111....1u1u,1u..-....11....1111 Congratulations Seniors! HOWARD AUTO SALES Eighth and Adams Streets Marion, Indiana 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1.1n-1-u1n.1nn1uu1 THE PARIS Northeast Corner of the Square Marion, Indiana AI!lI'IOVI,S I m'en1osI ISIISIIIIOH Siorrf' 11111111nlui11v'l1'll1'll Compliments of OUSTER LUMBER OOMPAIIY IOI7 South Washington Street Compliments of LOWE BROTHERS PAINT AND WALLPAPER On the Square Marion, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF W. O. PICKERING '!' 1 1. .I H H M u U ,K H N F --:Y 1 f::7::i 1 iz.----ug-7 11.1.1-4,-111 ... 1 iiiu- 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 .. -H CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LED IIIIIIEDK Drugs I0ll South NV2'1SlliIlglOl1 Phone 59I7 y -a....-111114-411 i N or FUNERM HUM! on sq wmhmgwn sv. w mm M00 Compliments of MEADOW GOLD 901 West Third Street Phone l24 61 li.-111:-uu1.u1..-iggiu E 1 'x . N il . ,, :I 1: W M an .. ,, W w 1 I I 1. U W n If 1 A H l I N r U H II .. H -1- 4. - - -..-...-- ---- . ----- ..-. - .- - Qu CUIIIIJIIIIICIIIS oi' KELLEY FURNITURE 00. IVashington Street at Second QUALITY FURNITURE SINCE I895 FRAIIK'S PISTUII SERVICE, Inc l20-I2-1 East First Street Marion, Indiana 1.-111111111.1l..10...-01.1111111...-..----111 Ciflllgfil tu lations Seniors! GUS IIUIIEGK - DRUGS 3756 South Washington Phone I95 1..11,...-.1-111.-...fini-..ii.1 Cr miii IJIIIIICIIIS ol' ALFREII J. GLASSER and HEIIRY F. GLASSER Cf niii pliments of MILTOII'S GLUTIIES, IIIO. Sty! 1'.s lf Merfs Wear East Side Square Coniplilnents ol II. P. MUTT ,lu -,-,..-. ...-.. - .,.....,.... -...-.-.-- ..-..................- 62 -5. ----- ....-----.. I .-..-..- - -...... .---.---. - - 4. i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -i- KIOIIIIJIIIIICIHS of LINIGER OOMPANY, INO. HONILQ l'l,.XNNlNG CL. li. ,XPl'1.I.-XNCILS I05 Soulh NV1lSIlIllg'lUll Struct Plume 97 COIIIPIIIIICIIIS ul' SONAUMLEFFEL EQUIPMENT co. Cl.XSli .XNIJ ALLIS CH.-XI.MliRS 507 North XVushinglon Slrccl Phone SI33 Anywhere . . . anytime . . . Coca-Cola is so refreshing ': W OQWAIO UND!! AUTNOIITV Ol TNI COCA-COIA CQMYIIT IV CIOCLPX-C0L.X liOT'I'l,lNCL CONIPANX OF MARION, INDIANA 1 1uu1.m-W.-,.u1 1un......1nu1.....uu1nu1uu-W1uu1uu1uu1 1 1 CUIIIPIIIIICIHS of GEO. RAMP MOTOR SALES, Inc. IJLQSOTO AND P1.YNlOU'l'H I007 South Wzmhinglun Suu-t Phone 553 Nlznrion, lmliznnz NIUIIIIJIIIIICIIIS ol' GRANT OOUNTY OOAL OO. 720 North liramson Street Phone 3023 u1uu1 1nu1u,1u-1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Clmnplilncnls ol STOVER'S FOOO MARKET A f,'ml'lplf'lf' lfrmrl I.f1l1 ' Clorncx' lh'zulI'm'ml :md IAHIIISUII Marion, IIILIIZIIIZI T. Congratulations Seniors from McNAMARA'S TEXA00 SERVIGE FISK TIRES WILLARIJ BATTERIES Second and By-Pass Phone 6098 Compliments ol' INDIANA NUTEL CAFE Fourth and Branson and Mrs. Mark Cochrane, Props. Compliments ol' RUBERT E. WILLIAMS 11.m1m,.-1-.111111-11.-11 1 1....1...i1 1 1 1...1..,.1.....-,,..1...,1,,.,.-.m1.,..1..w1....1..,.1 1 Compliments of SPENCER NUTEL A107 South Adams Phone 590 COIIIIDIIIIICIILS ol' NOUSIER MEAT MARKET 224 South Wfznshington Street Phone 269 CENTRAL TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY 00. lJfSH'fllIll0TS L. C, Smith and Corona Typewriters Sales and Service ELI XVESTENDORF, Proprietor I24 East Fifth Street Telephone I36 Marion, Indiana 4. -------------- ----I-M--------A --------- - - - - - - 4- 1. ...-..nu1l..1-q1uu1 .- ... 1 ... 1 1 -.nniuiuuq-u.1nui..1 1 BAIIKER - MGGLAIII HUDSON INTERNATIONAL CROSLEY lfith and Washington Street Phone 5702 Clongratulations, Seniors! IIEEDIIAM MID SUII Marion, Indiana SH South Adams Street Phone, 1552-NV Compliments ol' BROYLES ELECTRIC 00. X n Ill Cas City 506 South XVashington Phone 347 I I I I I I I I I I I H I. .I .I I I II . I 1 II I 2 I I I T--- .. - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 -- .- 1 1 .-.1 1 1 1uu1.,1.n1..1 1 1 Compliments o I JAMES VI. GDRBETT COMPLETE 4 INSURANCE SERVICE IIII NVCSI Third Street Phone I477 1 i -. -..u.-n,,.....1n-1nn1uu-... Compliments ol' RAY VIGKERY MOTUR SALES 312 West Second Street Phone 4801 IVUIII' Cl:ryslm'-PlyrnouN1 Deniz: -. .. 1uu.-.niu.1 .- 1 1 1 1u1uu1.n1u-11.1-.1 1 1 'I' -II 11--1 u-u1u1u1m.- 1111 1,,.,-- 1i111 .. 11,,1 1 1 1 1 1 I+ I s I I H 2 U H T II II I II ! if II I II ! I ,. . ,I ,. I g I 2 I I . I I .I .. I 1: Q I : .I . I : I I I . I . u !. . I 1, I I 1: I . I . II 1: I . I . I -1- u1n1.n1-.1u Coinplinlen ts of MR. MID MRS. W. P. MGMIIRRIIY PRICES IIUTPDIIIT SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION Phone 584-I 3I5 South Boots Street Marion, Indiana -.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--1n.1q1..1.m1.m1 1 1 1nn1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Courtesy of IIAWKIIIS' FURD SALES A'S6l'1lIl'6 ls Om' Polity 324 XVest Third Street Phone 4848 Marion, Indiana '-wn1.1nu1uu1 1nn1nu1.n1.'p1q.1nn1.u1nn1 1 1 1 11.1 Compliments of PIERGPS PIE SHOP 302 West Third Street Phone I889 Marion, Indiana ..1n1u.111111111111111 :in Compliments of GlBBERT'S JEWELRY STURE 1112 South Adams Street Phone 5357 Compliments of BRITT MOVING MID STORAGE T 1.,1,.1,.1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1,,..-uu1.11.- 1 1 1.111111111411111--.11- 5 1 L gg Compliments ol' 1 1 scuootws nnocenv 3ll East Tenth Street i U 11 Phone Il-18 1 ,, ..-.. ....-.. ..-.....-..- - - - - - i H Congratulations, Seniors! U FIFTII WHEEL GAFE 1 Mr. and Mrs. Highly Conn, Proprietors Houxelzold Goods Moved Anywlzere V Q , 1 III7 South Atlzuns Street -110 hast Third Street 1 1 Stu 111111116 2647 f H 'e 'WZ E ! COMPI.lNI1iN'I'S or ATLAS F OUN DRY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..,..-11.11.111 1 1 1 1 11..1,.,1..1..1..1..1..1..1.,1..1. 67 ,1nu1n 1 1 1 1 1'-11.-1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 CONGRATULATIONS 'ro THE CRADUATINC CLASS OF l952 FRoM 'rule -IUNIORS OF I952 Compliments of ARTHUR W. WNITE INSURANCE AGENCY 20-1 Glass Block Phone 2600 1 1 1 1 1 .-..1u.1nn1un1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of NEW YCRK CANDY KITCHEN High Grade Candies 421 South Adams Street Marion, Indiana Phone 841 1 1 1 1 1uu1n1-qn1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn--u BEST XVISI-IES SENIORS AND GOOD LUCK FRoM THE SOPHOMORE AND THE FRESI-IINIAN CLASS OF 1952 Compliments of BERGER'S PHARMACY 3012 South Washington Street Phone 6118 Marion, Indiana n111un1n..-....-11111111nu1f.u11.-1111111111111 Compliments of STEWART-CAREY GLASS CCMPANY Established 1840 XVAL'1'i1R F. HIINPIKIK, Manager H113 South Wfashington Street Phone 6327 SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Sewing Marhines - VIll'll'llIll Cleaners Sewing Afressories Over l00 Years of Service 4l2 South Washington Phone 372 Marion, Indiana 1 1 1 1 1nu..uu1gu1nn1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1.15.1111-.1an1np1n.1..1 1 1 1 1 -.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CONIPLINIENTS OF SWEETSER PACKING COMPANY, INC swI5L'I'sLR, INDIANA c:OmIIfI.IxILNTs OF MERRITT FOOD PRODUCTS, InC. FINE INDIANA TOAIATOLS - SMALL WHOLE POTATOES P. O. BOX I74 swIfI:TsI1R, INDIANA 1..1..1..1..1n.1p.1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1.,1u.-p11-qq.III1 1 1 c:OxIPLIxII1NTs OF . MYERS ICE CREAM 'ILNTH AND XVASHINGTON s'I'R1i143'I's MARION, INDIANA PHONE 6017 69 4- -------------- - ----...-- ------- ------ .. ..-..- ..,. Farina Appraisals City Property PNILLIP J. MIDDLETON AGENCY REALTOR Phones: Office 5777 A106 Glass Block Res. 31-1 Marion, Indiana CIOIIIPIIIIICIIIS oi' MARGUERITE'S DRESS SNOPPE -II5 South Adams Street Phone 550 ENROLI. NOW! For a Career in BEAUTY CULTURE Congratulations, Seniors! MUNDAY'S FLORISTS 3347 Lincoln Boulevard Phone ISIN P. O. Box Marion, Indiana I 1owers By Tfflegraplf' at the STATE BEAUTY SGNUUI. Phone ISH Marion, Indiana COXIPLINIENTS of Pl Tl Al n1un1q.1q.1,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CUNIPLIMENTS of BAINBRIIIGE PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 2141-216 East Second Street Phone PIII 2 1-n1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1nu1.n1..1..1,.1., Acknowledgments Q Yearbook Sulll :md IIICIIIIJCYS ol' Lhc Class ol' '52 cxprcss Lhcir sim uclc :uid 2llJIJl'Cl'I2IlIOIl Lo thc liollowing: OUR SPONSOR, SISTER M. AIICLIISTINIQ. lor hcl' vulllznhlc zlssistzillcc and gllIlI2illl'C. 'IIIIQ MID-C1CN'I'R.XI, lfNCR,XVINC CO., INC., KOKOMO, lor their Iinc lJIlOlO-Cllgl'2lYIllgS. IHIL HOCKIi'I'iI' SIIIIJIO OF F.XIRMOlIN'I4, P.-XGLOXV STUDIO, MARION, N.'X'I'IONiXl. SCHOOL SIUIJIO, INC. MARION CHRONICLE I'HO'I'OCR.XI'HICR, lor their skillful pliotogrupliic' work. 'I'HIi ISIXINISRIIJCLE PRINTING CO., MARION, lor thcir cllicicnl scrviw. 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