Chester High School - Ravelings Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Class Colors:— Royal Blue and Silver. “Inky,” the pet kitten of the Senior Class, has unraveled the ball of events and fond memories that “Father Time” had wound about the past school year. After duly spanking Inky ani dep iv- ing him of his cream for a week, the Annual Staff attempts to wind the thread of time up again in the Ravelings of ’37.

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Class Roll Royal Neher Thelma Odum Arthur Ohmart Dolores Rager Dwayne Royer Ruth Runkel Ward Schroll Virginia Sell Max Shock Ruth Smith Georgia Ulmer Ralph Warren Arden Westaver George Winebrenner Edna Zimpelman Ruby Gump Georgia ulmkr ARDEN WESTAVER “Sweetly and stately, with all the grace of womanhood.” Chorus 1, 2 Choir 2 Orchestra 1, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 “And It Rained” 3 “Dad For A Day” 3 Girl Reserve 2. 3, 4 Program Committee 4 Class Vice President 4 Student Council 3, 4 Secretary 4 Librarian 3. 4 “If a good time is lacking, he will make one.” Chorus 1, 2 “Dad For A Day” 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE WINEBRENNER “I am satisfied because I am just like me. Chorus 1 Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3. 4 RALPH WARREN “He knows the game!” Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 3, 4 Sextet 4 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 Vice President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Baseball 3, 4 Boys’ Athletic Award 4 EDNA ZIMPELMAN “She speaks for herself.” Chorus 1 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4 RUBY GUMP “A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never fails.”

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Class Will. . . . We, the Senior class of '37, realizing our unusual mental, physical, and social worth to the school and wishing our Alma Mater to advance even after we have gone, being of an unquestionably sane mind, do hereby make, ordain, and publish this our last will and testament. To our most beloved Faculty, we the Senior Class, will a carload of corn salve for the headaches they have suffered in deciding our deportment grades. To the Juniors, Mr. Shanahan’s complex microscope so that they may see the lower classmen next year. To the Sophomores we wholeheartedly will our sincere desire that they may not always be as now. To the Freshies we will plenty of patience to wait, before occupying our respect- ed and dignified positions. I, Arden Westaver, will my ability to bluff to Arlene Garber. I, Ruth Runkel, will my use of the Office scales to Ruth Bush. I, Virginia Sell, will my quiet and retiring nature to Edna Heeter. I, Walter Ahlfeld, will my ever-enlarging vocabulary to Eileen Metzger. I, Arthur Gable, will my ability to date in public to Daniel Hartsough. I, Mildred Emerick. will my freedom of speech to Sister Maxine. I, Her8chel Merritt, will my mischievous personality to Thomas Ebbinghouse. 1, Thelma Odum, will my diamond to Mary Ellen Alexander so that she may keep keep up with her sister. I, Bette McClure, will my pleasing voice to Richard Felabom for future yelling. I, Thelma Conrad, will my tooth-pick figure to Olive Kissinger. I, Dwayne Royer, will my spare time at intermissons to Jot Freeman. I, Louise Foster, will my blond locks to Jennie Smith. I, Max Shock, will my school girl complexion to Carl Heater. We, Bonita Michael and Dorothy Blickenstaff, will our prospects for being “Old Maids” to Madelyn Bush and Rosemary Robb. I, Agnes Harrell, will my possession of two class rings to Maude Esther Grindle. I. Ward Schroll. will my friend. Daniel Hartsough, to any Junior who needs a pal. I, Edna Zimpleman, will my future as a house wife to Kathryn Blickenstaff. I. Dolores Rager, will my dark eyes and hair to Wilma Clark. I, Arthur Ohmart, will my quaint growth on the upper lip to Ivan Mote. I, Royal Neher, will my monotone voice to Mr. Grossnickle’s future debaters. I, Harold Morford. will my thunderous tread to Stewart Hippensteel. I, Velma Heeter, will my daily walks to school to Lois Spacy. I. Paul Beaver, will my appendix to Dorothy Shanahan. We, Ruth Smith and George Airgood, as the tallest girl and boy in our class, will our height to Evelyn Mallock and Wayne Collett respectively. I, Helen Bechtold. will my snappy eyes to Donald Gable. I, George Winebrenner, will my poor circulation, which makes five coats neces- sary, to Marjorie Partridge. 1, Ruby Gump, will my Florida tan to Virginia Ulrey. I, Georgia Ulmer, will my “A” in penmanship to Arden Tayloi. I, Ralph Warren, will my devotion for “the one and only girl” to Jack Reiff. I. Margaret Little, will my glances toward the rear of the study hall to Dwayne Ulrey. I, Marguerite Scheerer, will my ability to walk on spikes to Ruth Protzman. This document will be, but should not be forgotten, so we hereby nominate and appoint as executor, Jack Richards, who shall preserve this by placing it behind the fourth brick south of the third brick west of the second brick below the first office w indow. In witness whereof we do here place our hand and seal this fifteenth day of April, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Seven, A. D. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1937 Witnessed by: INKY Room 103