East Noble High School - Legend Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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PIHIPIIECY lf we could turn the clock ten years into the future, where would the members of this class be? This is what we might find: On a street corner we might find Gene Meibers trying to muster up votes for the coming election. He is running for governor. In Rosebush California we might find Carolyn Sleeper. She is married to a wealthy manufacturer and has four children on their six thousand acre farm. Joyce Emerson is teaching math. at her old ALMA MATER, R. C. H. S. , while Linda Schermerhorn is successfully married to Chick Nissen. Linda and Joyce both graduated from Purdue University. In Fort Wayne we see many people. Bill Tatman is the president of the G. E. plant. Carolyn Cook is married, but she still finds time to be Bill's personal secretary. Shirley is the chief auditor of the Lincoln National Bank, while Harry DeRemer is the star of the Zolloner Pistons. He is playing at the Memorial Col- isium. Ray Miller is the star full back on the Los Angeles Rams. He just received his discharge from the Navy. Rosie Runyan is married and has become very active in politics and is a pos sible candidate for congresswoman. Marlene Dietrich is married to a graduate of Butler University who is now a coach. Danny Zimmerman has become a very successful stenographer at Standard Oil Company. He earns one thousand dollars a month. Lives on it quite easily. On an airplane base in Texas we find W. A. F. Capt. Beverly Weible. She has been in the meteorolgy branch for eight years. A trip to McCrays might reveal another stenographer, Marie Kitchen. Marie is married to Dan Donat, who is now teaching at his home school. If we could fly to France, we might see Lt. Col. Lynn Van Halst, who is in charge of foreign affairs. Lowell Trowbridge has become a successful farmer. He owns his own 600 acre farm near Rome City. Jean Bowers has been married for eight years. Her husband is the son of a wealthy manufacturer. Bob Biddle formerly a member of the Coast Guard is now the President of his own company. If we wanted to have our pictures taken we might go to Larry's Studio. This is now operated by Larry Bowers Jr. and has become very successful.

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WILL m-1,-m- Article I We the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty five do, in sound mind and body, leave all the possessions of the school that we have not destroyed to the underclass men. Any wills made heretofore are fictitious and hereby revoked. Article II I, Bob Biddle, will my ability of having a different color of hair every year to anyone who wants it and my heighth to James Spencer-he needs it! I, Jeanne Bowers, will my beloved gossip column to Charlene Marting may she not acquire my reputation for being a gossip. I also will my way with hillbillies to Cleo De Remer. I. Larry Bowers, will my place as student manager to Jerry Neal Stew- art, my place in choir to my brother Ted, my ability to get along in school to Jack Pence and my ability to knock down fences and run red lights to John Fritz. I, Carolyn Cook, will my bass horn, Hildegard, to someone who will love her as much as I do. I, Marlene Dietrich, wil the hair I keep cutting off to Sue Hol- singer-may hers grow, and my ability to sleep through lst period study hall and get away with it to Bonnie Potee and Karen Holsinger. I, Joyce Emerson, will my place in band as lst horn to Marilyn Donat. I also will my ability to get to school late to my brother Lawrence. I, Shirley Frick, will my ability to e on time to Nancy Growcock, and my place as editor in FHA to Mary Krull. I Gene Meibers, will my ability in sports to John Fritz, my ability in school to Dink Donley, my driving ability to Mr. Schock, my strength and heighth to Buchshot, and my car to anlylone who wants it. I, Marie Kitchen, will my heighth to Carol Manning. May s e go to even greater heights than I have. I also will my driving ability to my brother and my ability to go steady with one boy to my sisters. I, Raymond Miller, will my ability to anyone who is in dire enough state to need it. I, Lowell Trowbridge, will my ability to get along with teachers to all underclass- meng may they put it to better use than I have: also I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Ed Bortnerp may he come out better in the end than I. I, Carolyn Sleeper, will my naturally curly hair to Sharon McCarty, my long nails to Sharon Wood, and my ability to get along with teachers to my sister--she'll need it! I, Linda Schermerhorn, being, on very rare occasions, of sound mind, hereby will my fondness for Swiss Cheese and wadinr-gl in mud puddles to Sharon Wood, my ability to have fun on FHA conventions an trips to all FHAers. I, Harry DeRemer, will my ability to loaf in school to Ed Bortner, my ability in sports to Lawerence Emerson, my feeling toward women to T, K. , and my ability in track to Dave Pray. I, Rose Runyan, will my ability to get along with teachers and school mates to anyone who wants it. I, Beverly Weible, will my chair in the band to either one of the flutists and my long hair to my sister. I, Dan Zim- merman, will my glasses to anybody who thinks they need them.