Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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Class Will We, Lois Belter, Angela Cook, Jean Bruns, Doris Bentfield, Esther Kops, Rosemary Firsich, Rosemarie Walke, and Sally Seevers, will our friendship and ability to get along with one another to the Junior Class who needs it. L Vella Mae Collins, will my attendance record to Paul Wissel. Daniel Ferkenhoff, will ail my interest in women to Danny Kile. James Firsich, will my position of Right Guard to Nick Stewart. Mary Catherine Lamping, will my height to Alma Bloemer. Ruth Weisenbach, will my absent-mindedness to Miss Krauch. Pearl Riley, have nothing to will, notnring to leave, as I have taken my interest to an outside affair. Robert Gauck, will my appetite to Denny Peetz. Estal Huneke, am just plain glad to be leaving. James Doyle, will my position as captain of the football team to any up and coming captain. Greta Fisher, will my quiet ways to Rita Mollaun. Kileen Schutte, will my front seat in Civics class to Stella Belter. Carolyn Telles, will my diamond ring to GoGo Firsich. Leo Moster, will my ability to work in shop to anybody who wants it. Joseph Greiwe, will my good attendance to Leon Meyer. Jean Davis, will my height to Mary Ann Wilson. Rosemary Scheele, will my shorthand ability to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. Melvin Krieger, will my driving ability to Nick Stewart. Joseph Raab, will my Civics class to anyone who wants a little sleep. Anna Lou Kessler, will my short boyish bob to Pat Volz. Dorothy Loew, will my high grades to Carol Fritsch who doesn’t need them. Larry Brockman, will my ability to sleep during movies to any sleepy Junior. Ear! Miller, will my ways with girls to Doc Walsman. Mary Laudick, will my interest in college men to Miss Lisman. Kathleen Wenning, will my soda jerking ability to Queenie Liskey. Betty Ruth Jager, will my quiet ways to Sally Kester. Robert Miller, will my height to Milton Baas. James Prentice, have nothing to leave for she is going with me. Harold Flodder, will my wrenches to an up and coming plumber. Marjorie Grieshop, will my dimples to anyone who needs them. , Mary Carolyn Wintz, will my love for music to John Wintz. 26

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The next day came our Junior outing We boarded the bus, all shouting Everyone was weary — you could tell at a glance But all faces were seen at the all school dance. To guide us through our Junior year And keep straight our scholastic career We elected officers once more These were chosen to keep the score. President Bob Schmidt Vice-President Joan Mollaun Secretary Greta Fisher Treasurer Dorothy Loew Class Sponsor Mrs. Fawver Now we were Seniors — superiors by far It took four years to get us where we are We gave good examples so we thougnt To the Freshmen a lesson was to be taught. Then came the Freshmen initiation The Seniors did have their fun The Rhinies though it was lousey If you don’t belive me ask Mousey. Then came the Indiana State Fair A portion of our Senior Class was there They came back with souveniors — this and that Most noticeable were those red and white hats. February third was another big day We presented “Dear Ruth” our senior play The audience enjoyed with a spirit of elation All the letters and all the carnations. The basketball team was better yet this year The season ended with a louder cheer After beating Versailles, Milan and Osgood above all We have won the second consecutive Sectional. Planning our Senior trip, our destination Is Fontana Village for a vacation 3etween the mountains this village lies Quite a scenic spot and easy on the eyes. We are looking forward to our graduation And to taking our station in this mighty nation It is with tears and sadness that we depart For another life we all will start. Our future has more in store We are looking forward to the prom as before And exams, they are coming too Then commencement, and we’re through. We thank the teachers for all they’ve done In sticking with us in lessons and fun This is one of the many debts we owe But we can’t pay them all we know. We are proud to be Seniors and regret to leave But in the world a pattern we’ll weave Now we the Senior Class join in a choir And bid everyone of you “au revoir.” President James Schorr Vice-President Joan Mollaun Secretary ... ... James Lampert Treasurer : .. James Prentice Class Sponsor Mrs. Fawver 25

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Esther Lamping, will my love for shorthand to anyone who desires it. Helenrose Hammerle, will my back seat in Economics to any sleepy Junior. James Schorr, will my manly way with women to Don Green. Louis Nobbe, will my job in the cafeteria to some thin student. Alvin Prickel, will my mouth to Jim Lamping. , Doris Doyle, will my ability as editor of the Annual to an up and coming editor. God Help You. Betty Terrell, will my accent to Miss Lisman. Kenneth Becker, will my interest in this schoo] to Donald Moorman. Leonard Fieler, will my height to Charles Voegele. Mary Dugle, leave my ability to laugh out loud to Mr. Frushour. Joan Mollaun, will my love for Civics class to anyone who likes it better than I. Bruce Beihl, will my way with teachers to anyone in a jam. James Tekulve, will all the teachers in Batesville High School to the Salvation Army. Mary Dwenger, leave my class ability to anyone who wants it. Rosemary Volk, will my attention in Civies class to any Junior who wants it. James Dietz, will my quiet ways to Dick Walsman. Everett Emsweller, will my deep thinking to a deep thinker. Harold Gutzwiller, will my wheel rolling ability to Mousy. Edgar Lohman, will my wavy hair to Mr. Owings. James Lakamp, will everything that reminds me of school to anyone that will accept it. James Lampert, will my bashfulness to Louis Dickman. Rosina Dwenger, will my ability for Bookkeeping to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Betty Jo Gutzwiller, will my red hair to anyone who wants it. Robert Schmidt, will my Civies class to anyone who wants a little sleep. Eugene Schrader, will my one front tooth to the person on the football team that gets one knocked out. Elenora Moody, will my freckles to my brother John, who has plenty of his own. Margie Ann Peetz, will my participation in school activities to anyone who thinks they’re fond of skipping classes. Louis Siefert, will my interest in Ford cars to John Siefert. John Huneke, will my ability to keep my music to Barb Beihl. Edwin Blandford, will my ability to throw erasers to Ham Wernke. Thomas Simmermeyer, will my gift of gab to Billy Schein. Anna Greiwe, will my blond hair to Sebra McCullough. Diana Youngman, will my forelock to anyone who would like to have it. 27