Bremen High School - Sprig O Mint Yearbook (Bremen, IN)

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SENIOR WILL We, the class of 1953, being of sound body and mind leave to our friends, class- mates, and teachers, the following, hoping that they can put them to better use than we have. We leave: To Mr. Tiede, the fond memories of not having to sponsor the Senior Class. To Mr. Bunge, some nerve pills to quiet his nerves during games. To Mr. Baird, next years brainy chemists. To Mr. Nierste, the best of luck in his new venture. To Mr. Pierson, the headaches of trying to organize the Seniors for their play. To Mr. Burrough, an adding machine that automatically clears itself. To Mr. Wilson, a new band room. To Mr. Yoder, a roof garden for his Ag. boys. To Mr. Koontz, the snakes from the senior play. To Mr. Shively, our unexcused absences. To Mr. Morland, some money for Shive's lunches next year. To Miss Baker, an unbreakable baton. To Miss Irion, a twenty year subscription to the Sprig. To Miss Minnick, some new records for the cafeteria. To Miss Tyler, an alka-seltzer so she can eat her classes' dinners. To Miss Shively, a soundproof library. To Mrs. Molebash, a few more clubs to sponsor. To Mrs. Hagenau, a private office. To Mrs. Hibner, some more beds for tired Seniors. :waveswwraewo:werarakwlwooooevxaoweewufwfaofwovevoeakakaorwerakwrakakwewafakakaowkwocwrwefrevrwefwefar:awk I, Charles Arch, will my church key to Roger Beehler. I, Nancy Bak, will my ability to skip school to anyone who's dumb enough to come everyday. I, Glen Bellman, will my quiet ways to Bill Stewart. I, Harriet Brown, will my ability to go to Chicago with Miss Minnick to Sharon Keck. I, John Buck, will my diet to Bob Carrico. I, Dick Buell, will my red hair to Morris Brown. I, Don Corl, will not will Marcia to anyone. I, Pat Croussore. will my long hair to Paula Smith. I, Janice Dutoi, will my curly hair to Marcia Kling. I, Beverly Eaglebarger, will my love for South Bend boys to the freshman girls. I, Elizabeth Ealing, will my big purse to anyone who has a lot of junk. I, Marcia Edel, will my yell-leading outfit to Lois Ann Noe. I, Loren Felten, will my boss to Eldon Roth. I, Mary Flora, will my love for cheerleading to Karen Robinson. I, Carol Gunterman, will my ability to keep one man to Gail Felten. 23

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Janet Koontz, D.A.R. Good Citi- Zen HONOR STUDENTS r Miriam Hochstetler, Salutatoriang Loren Felten, Valedictorian These people ranked third to tenth scholasticaly in the class. Row 1: Mary BethTeghtmeyer, Sue Swank, Bar- bara Pratt, Harriet Brown. man, Allen Molebash. 22 Row 2: John Buck, Mary Stoller, Berdine Hecka-

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fry , Stan Laudeman, will Liz to New Paris. , Joyce Lidgard, will my desire to be a nurse to anyone who can. stand it.. , Joan Loucks, will my love for school to anyone who wants it. , Carolyn Martin, will my Sr. business to anyone who is intereste'd. , Lowell Martin,wil1 my tardiness to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. I, Allen Molebash, will my name Big Moses to Little Moses. Qlf he grows, I, J. Edwin Pfeiffer, will my ability to shave to Bud Ealing. I, Barbara Pratt, will my ability to go steady with a boy while he is in service to Pat Ellis. I, Bradley Robinson, will my roadster to Lowell Heckaman. I, Dorothy Sahlhoff, will my bookkeeping book to Louise Jones. I, Frank Sahlhoff, will my Cadillac to Terry Schurr. I, Eva Salzer, will all the salt that's in my name to Shirley Scott. I, Don Schneider,will my puddle jumper to anyone who thinks they could drive it. I, Nancy Schweisberger, will keep Dick for myself. I, LaVera Shumaker, will my ability to get a. diamond to anyone who wants one. I, George Smith, will all my knowledge to my brother Carl. I, Don Soales, will my Government book to Mr. Nierste. I, Jeri Spencer, will my weakness for sailors to Nancy Klinedinst. I, Mary Stoller,will my Bourbon Fair diamond ring to any Junior boy that has marriage on his mind. I, Sue Swank, will my messy locker to anyone who :an shut the door. I, Mary Beth Teghtmeyer, will my ability to have two wrecks in two days and survive, to Carol Birkey. I, Otis Thornton, will my three false teeth to Jim Laudeman. I, Nola Tucker, will my job on the school paper to anyone who wants it. I, Dick Van Gilder, will my ability to get into trouble to Elaine Marshitz. I, Janet Van Skyock, will my giggle to anybody stupid enough to try it. I, Marcia Whitsel, will my slumber party punchto my sister's next year's slumber party. We do hereby declare Elaine Marshitz, as president of the Junior Class, to be sole protector of items declared herein. Herewith is the will of the class of 1953 as sworn before me this 27th day of May 1953. Witnesses: Signed: The Class of 1953 Mrs. Smith Fred Knoblock Mrs. Balmer Mrs. Farrer Mrs. Laudeman 24