Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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Page Twenty-one CONTENTS S1 Virginia Clark-My temper to Dick Franklin. Lawrence DeSutter-My library passes to jim Miller. Marilyn Daugherty-My love to Norman Martin. Sally Feuerstein-My I. D. Bracelet, if she can get it to Janet Scott. Berdena Franklin-My infectious laugh to Nancy Brown. Florence Furr-My grades to Lillian Phillips. Freda Grady-My bashfullness to Max Ann Van Laere. Jo Henry--My men to Sara Snyder. John Hoover-My Worldliness to Larry Vi.-latts. Lea Newmark-My clothes to Norma Collier. Carolyn Irwin--My punctuality to Phyllis Turner. Joan Johnson-My quiet maner to Nancy Parton. Barbara Johnson---My petiteness to Dick Switzer. Phyllis Knowles--My matrimonial state to Clifford Kirby. Priscilla Kerr--My sweet smile to Red Olson. Joanna Leath-My talk of former home to Bobby lsbell. Paul Lamb-My argumentative personality to Mary Holsinger. Don Martin---My trumpet to Keith Collier. Gerald Morgan-My ability to dodge responsibility to Betty Lippold Gene Montgomery-My wavy hair to Charles Milligan. Jim McCracken--My love life to jack McDermond. George McKinney--My helpfulness to Garlyn Sundt. Dean Mickle-My trips to Dreamland to Glen Mattingly. Betty Gsborne-My soda-jerking ability to Rosalie Martin. Bob Oteham---My height to VVarren Richardson. Mary Peck-My yell leading ability to LaVern Robson. Robert Pritscher-My conservative use of plaids to john Henry. Betty Rater-My jokes to jack Dickey. Velma Schmidt-My Spike to Donna VVallace. Mary Serie--My grades in Chemistry to Mary Vllilliams. Bill Ottinger-My conceit to Richey Fleenor. Ray Shaffer-My nicknames to Doody Miller. Keith Smith-My car to Bruce Chapman. Bob Smith--My hair cuts to Bill Schmidt. Gerald Pearl-My drawl to Betty Johnson. Devon Sorders--My guitar to Barbara Hopkins. John Stonebraker-My stubbornness to Deloris Lilly. Bernice Taylor-My decision. to Ioan Bossaer. Betty Tinder-My typing ability to Floyd Wilson. Adrian Verhey-My western songs ot Roseanna Bell. Helen Young-My pompadours to Wostella Pattengale. Bob Young-My bridge playing ability to Lucy Cossler. Bob VVallace-My numerous jobs around school to Sonny Poston. Joy Perrin-My boy friends to LaVeda Clark.

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TABLE L-u NOVEL FEATURES To the juniors--our ability to love, honor, and obey the faculty. To the Sophomores-refreshment stand on the highway to raise money for the Prom. To the Freshman--membership in Sunshine and Hi-Y. ARTICLES To Mrs. Boyll-wet rag to dampen her temper. To Miss Nichols-a one-way ticket to Speedway. To Miss Rhode--husband so she can put Home EC. training to use. To Mrs. Martin-a lot of little Sunshine Girls. To Mr. Daugherty-Prof. Einstein's latest thinking cap. To Mr. Lambert-spy glass to watch the school skippers. To Mr. Miller-bow tie to make him resemble Frankie. To Mr. Anderson---lasso to rope in Seniors to work. To Mr. Ebbertt-radar with which to find the point of class discussion. To Mr. Cunningham-helicopter to shorten his trips to the Harrison Steel. To Miss Hennis-an apple for the teacher. To Mr. Brown-wheel chair with which to patrol the second floor during home room. To Mr. Lee-a blank paged book on which to write his experiences in India. To Miss Boyll-inHuence's lost lenses to get the attention. To The Janitors-vitamins to be able to clean up the messes we create. SHORT STORIES From the Crimson Staff the key to the Crimson Room to Richard. Freeda Allen-My eyes to Joe Bill Harrison. Norma Beedle-My industrious personality to Tom Nixon. .-Xrvilla Bossaer-My domestic ability to Lois VVilson. Clara Bossaer-My red hair to Rosemary T ribbey. Kate Cane-My energy to Dottie Carlson. Ruth Carter---My piano playing to Carl Grammer. Betty Ruth Nathan-My seat on the front row in Gov. to Jenner Sundt. Gene Clark--My fun making ability to Jack Hill. Dick Crane--My bottle of cough medicine to Paul Mathews. Page Twenty

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KILRCDVS SP Wedding at A.H.S. Gym An impressive ceremony took place in the Attica High School gym last Saturday night, uniting Virginia Clark and Lawrence De- Sutter in holy matrimony. Rever- end Barbara Johnson conducted the ceremony. Joy Perrin served as maid of honor, with Florence Furr and Freda Grady as brides- maids. Gene Montgomery served as best man. The bride and groom were at- tired in riding apparel. The oth- ers were completely formal. Before the ceremony Bernice Taylor sang There Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens , and aft- erwards Mary Ann Serie danced to the Donkey Serenade. Cate Society at Steam Corner Finally Arvilla Bossaer formerly of Attica High School, has put a portion of her Home Ec. course to use. Last Friday marked the opening of Arvilla's Cozy Tea Room, featuring Don C Gabriel D Martin and his Brass Tooters , who have traveled over several counties of this state. Arvilla will manage the business alone, with Clara Bossaer as head waitress. ELECTION FINALS The recent heated election for mayor of Attica is now ended. Spike Schmidt has been elected by a majority. Betty Bratton, her suc- cessful campaign manager, will continue to be her right hand as- sistant. KE SCHM Flag Pole Sitting Revised Miss Mary Carolyn Peck has re- vised the long lost art of flag- pole sitting. After years of prac- ticc, Miss Peck is now ready for public appearance. Her manager is Berdena Franklin. Classmates Meet in Puerto Rico VVord has been received from Norma Beedle, now in Puerto Rico working in a hospital as head nurse, that she attended a very in- teresting lecture given by a woman doctor. You can imagine Miss Beedle's surprise when she found the doctor to be Betty jo Richie, an old classmate. Author to Visit Attica J a m e s Scoop McCracken, sports editor of the nation, has re- cently published a book on good sportsmanship. He has kindly con- sented to speak to the young men of Attica interested in sports. Many of his old classmates won- der if he will be as shy about speech-making as when he was a Senior way back in '47, Famous Artist to Visit India No doubt all of us have seen the lovely paintings by Bob Young. This famed artist will leave the country next week for a trip to India. Mr. Young gained fame by his paintings of detention halls. he will leave from New York on a new passenger liner with John Stonebraker as captain. DT Honored on Breakfast Program Many schoolmates of Phyllis Knowles Clark were surprised to hear her voice on a radio program from Hollywood. She won a prize for being the best-dressed house- wife in the audience. The program was sponsored by Maybe Rit pens, invited by Free- da Allen. Miss Marilyn Daugherty is employed by this program to sing the advertisements. We were all glad to hear from Phyllis, as when she and Chet took their honeymoon directly after graduation from high school they headed for California and never came back. New Super Service Station Robert Lee Pritscher will soon announce the opening oi his new Super Service Station. The station will be located in Ravine Park for the unfortunate young people that run out of gas there. Mr. Pritscher will run the business single-hand- ed except for one person, Arthur Eugene Roscoe Clark, who has been hired to display his talents in wiping windshields. New Funeral Parlor at Michigan City Word was received today through the M. C. Hareld that a former resident of Attica, Miss Joanna Leath, has opened an un- dertaking establishment. Her in- terior decorator and cothn design- er is Miss Priscilla Kerr. Her head embalmer is Devon Sorters, also a former resident of Attica. Page Twenty two