Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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Our “Arteests” at work. (Such conferences as these produced elephants and ponies, so who knows what now?) Gads . . . what a future! (Who could predict on such a crystal ball?) Working? What’s that? (We write it, they type it, here it is!) Working together — stuck, that is! (Our “cutups” at work!) 22

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Business as usual. (Eelieve us— times were better.) 21 Standing: l-r) Mariell Agnew, Lowell Baker, John Held. Robert Brannon. Dale Lamphier, Lynnelle Agnew, Doris Graper. Joan Hooselir.e, Pat Brown, Phyllis Seramur, Janet Chittum. Mildred Schlueter, Laverne Hein. Phyllis Pattee. Seated: l-r) Jeanette Lanting, Anita Lewis, Mary Lou Lowe, Elsie Entenman, Sue Heinze, Gloria Neises. On floor: 1-) Donald Kaldahl, Ray Bull, Harold Henderson, John Rohrbach, Richard Ridder. “Please . .. ?” “No, a thousand times no! (Our business staff — at work?)

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... We Hereby Will ... I, William Abraham, will the hair I have left to someone who has a vacant spot. (I don’t mean brains). I, Lynelle Agnew, will my ability to laugh at my own jokes to anyone with a morbid sense of humor. I, Marielle Agnew, will my ability to play the saxaphone to Delores Eisenhutt. I, Norma Ashcraft, will my painted toe nail to Sally Dunn. I, Lowell Baker, will all I got to Tom Maloney. I, Madeline Balias, will my “black pin-up dress” to Jean Beck. I, Willard Barker, will my bookkeeping knowledge to any “Freshmen” with a small brain, such as Bob Murray. I, Bill Beall, will all my civics and manners to Bob Griffin. I, Junice Beneake, will my long fingernails to Leota Stephenson. I, Betty Bosel, will my ability to stay out of mischief to Robert Kuehl. I, Cora Braham, will my 4 years of home economics to anybody. I, Bob Brannon, will my “oldsmobile” to Wally Prochno to take Betty Lowe out in. I, Pat Brown, will my position in Triple Trio to Peggy Cutler. I, Ray Bull, will Bill Rosenbower what’s left of my “punting foot.” I, Betty Campbell, will my sense of humor to Mary Ann Spencer. I, Janet Chittum, will my position as Secretary of the Junior and Senior class to anyone who wants a large responsibility. I, Ethel Claus, will my locker combination to anyone who can figure it out. I, Betty Dannehl, will the mice in my locker to Gail Aylesworth. I, Ramon DeCrow, will my sharpshooter’s eyes to “Sub Saberniak” so that he’ll be able to hit something in Rifle Club. I, Eugene DeForest, don’t want to will anything, just keep it myself. I, Leroy Dewar, will my shop experience to anyone who is just beginning to learn. I, Lynn Dillabaugh, will my rifle to Jim Gentlemen when he goes “duck hunting.” I, Bethel Duck, will my “pig-tails” to anyone wishing longer hair. I, Elsie Eentenmann, will my Physics book to any scientifically minded person. I, Clyde Fauser, will my ability to be able to go to school a half day to some poor kid going all day. I, Betty Fields, will my ability of keeping my car in running condition to Kenneth Coppage. I, Mary Fields, will my long, blood-red fingernails as a weapon to Arlene Kolar for defense against John in case of a future fight. I, Ruth Fischer, will my position at Schmidts keeping accounts straight to anyone who wants gray hair soon. I, Margaret Fuchs, will myself to Victor Oman. I, Ross Graeber, will my length to Roger Hofferberg, also my middle name. I, Evelyn Goff, will my height to Rita Sylvia. I, Doris Graper, will my curly hair to Lora Lee Bennett. I, Mary Hanlon, will my height to Gwendolyn Zijak. I, Don Hein, will all my shirts and sweaters to Pat Heiny, also my heart. I, LaVerne Hein, will my love for “black” hair to Pat Heiny who caters to blonds. I, Sue Heinze, will my voice to any Freshman that hasn’t got one (????) I, John Held, don’t will anything cause I’m completely lacking. I, Harold Henderson, will my position in football to Jack Carden. I, Don Hoffman, will my “Senior Derby” to Tom Maloney, if anything is left of it. I, Joan Hooseline, will a brush to next year’s “drum major” to brush off the rabbit fur. I, Bill Hills, will my ability to get myself in a jam to that freshman Bill Babinsach. I, Janet Hudson, will my locker and pencils to Bill Schmal and Johnny Palmer. I, Kit Israel, will my friendship to “Stumps” to one whose lucky to get it. I, Anna Jacobsma, will my position as Mr. Hale’s secretary to Marie Tyler. I, Lillian 9aeger, will my ability to study Civics to Jean Beck. I, Delores Johnson, will my black hair to Arlene Dittmar. 23