Eaton High School - Norseman Yearbook (Eaton, IN)

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CLASS PHOPHECY continued HOWARD REYNOLDS is going to West Point at the present time where he is a major. Virginia says he is taking benefit of his title and is bossing everyone-even her. JOHN McCOLLUM is nslavingn long hours at the Chevrolet in Muncie, to sup- port Caroline and the kids, Carol, John, Jr., and the twins, Annis and Jannis-takes a lot of dough! Little JACK CRUEA, 5'bn, is now signing papers to be Uchampion long shot hitter' on the Globe Trotters. He can hit the basket at the opposite end of the floor-quite the superman, uh? A handsome man about town in a canary yellow convertible with a beautiful blonde is MARVIN SHUTTLEWORTH-They both hardly fit in that Crosley. Mrs. Don Younce CYou knew her as JANET BALES.J lives on a poultry farm and I heard she gathers 3,000 eggs a day--that is if she hasn't killed all the cranky hens. Do you remember the heartbreaker of heartbreakers MAX SMITH? Well he happens to be the most handsome, eligible bachelor in Hollywood. He went there to find a movie contract--he's still looking! SHIRLEY STRONG is very happily married and is living in Richmond, Indiana, with Fred, who coaches basketball there, and daughter, Daphne Joe-who keeps her very busy. NANCY SNIDER has a modern beauty shop in Indianapolis, where she is re- siding as Mrs. Charles W. Vance who runs a trapping trade post in the rear of the salon. Last week GLENNIS MAE VANCE won a ball State Scholarship and is now prac- ticing as first flutiest--in a jazz orchestra in Brooklyn. DON CHIPMAN has retired and lives on the Chippy Estate in New York as the husband of Cornelia Biddwithers, a Powers model-she resides in the man- sion and he in the dog house. ERNEST HOLLOWELL, your class comedian, now has his own comedy radio show, nCo e Yearn With Ern', which is located in a very prominent section of the United States--Skunkholler, Kentucky. JESSE SIMMONS has also climbed the ladder of success. He graduated from Indiana University to become a member of the All State Football squad-- as its mascot. CLASS MCTTC nIt is only the ignorant who despise education.' CLASS FLOWER CLASS CCLCRS

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agf anb Ceegfamenf We, The seniors of Eaton High School of 1950, being of sound mind and body do hereby make our last will and testament of our prized pleasures, positions, or whatever you may call them to our friends that they may use them to the best of their abilities. I, Janet Faye Bales, will my ability to get to school on time to Janet Cruea. I, Don Ray Chipman, claim my ability to hunt crows to Jack Wright. I, Dolores Ruth Clevenger, be- queth all my future ideas to Jean Ellen Powell so she may prosper by them. I, John William Clevenger, Jr., leave my basketball suit to Jim Harrington. I, Harold Lee Cross, have no will as three years under Hayes and Gibson have taken all my will. I, Jackie Lee Cruea, depart with my baseball suit to Junior Simmons. I, Patricia Joanne Dutro, will my natural curly hair to Helen Thompson. I, Betty Lou Fleener, devise my little feet to Pete Holdren. I, Eleanor Ann Glass, grant my ability as yell leader to Marilyn Feltt. I, Ellen Mae Glass, grant my ability to get along with people to Helen Bales. I,Ernest Lowell Hollowell, Jr., present my manager job to Hayes. I, James Lee Lewis, donate my ability to play the trumpet to Ronnie Crow. I, John Richard McCollum, en- dow my position on the basket- ball team to Bob Hankins. I, Charles Edward Rector, will my ability as yell leader to any- one who can make it to the games on time. I, Howard James Reynolds, will my height to the much needed Ed- gar Gillis. I, Betty Mae Schick, donate my power to avoid trouble to Jean Hendricks. I, Marvin Harold Shuttleworth, will my ability to be a good stu- dent to Bill Harris. I, Evelyn Virginia Simmons, leave my little seat to my bro- ther, Bobby Simmons. I, Jesse Charles Simmons, he- reby will my seat in health class to who may request it. I, Louis Earl Stanek, offer my baseball suit to Petie Holdren. I, Richard Eugene Stout, de- part with my manager position to Arnold Cross. I, Shirley Mae Strong, present my broken down seat in the 8th grade section to any future Sen- ior who thinks they can bear it. I, Harold Max Smith, grant my place on the basketball bench to anyone who wants to set on it. I, Nancy Ellen Snider, will my ability as Secretary to anyone who wishes to take my place. I, Glennis Mae Vance, will my ability to make straight A's to Twyla Joyce Dutro. We, last but not least, hereby nominate and appoint Robert M. Gibson, administrator, of this, our last will and testament. r9?4mAN5s - 36 F 1 i! 5. '- - N11-il Signed, sealed, published and declared as the last will and testament of the Senior Class in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty, the test- ators.