Francisco High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Francisco, IN)

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CLASS PROPHECY Good, day.- ladles and gentlemen, this Is WFHS. the 1955 spot on your dial. This Is Bob Crltchfield bringing you the latest world and local news, on this the 6th day of May, 1965. I have Just received a bulletin from Mr. James C. Llllpop, sponsor of the 1955 class at Francisco. tte has sent an up to date, authen- tic, and complete list of the activities of his old class of '55- l red Stewart... owner of Stewart's Garage Accessory Shop, one of the nicest In Gibson County..........FranklIn Arbuthnot...big fanner, married and owns 5 00 acres..........Shirley Wllderman... has Job of housewife in Princeton...........Pat Ot t... married and - owns feed mill In Oakland City..........Joe Woods...vetInarlan, has dog kennel near Francisco...........Diane Ingle ...bookkeeper i-n Princeton, happily married...Aaron Green...manager of Penney s ; in Indianapolis, has been with them since he was a Junior...... i..-••••Ronald Wirth...ln the carpenter business In Chicago, and married a Princeton girl......... .Fred Mason. . .astromoner, has an observatory in Hollywood...........Bob Meier. . .basketball coach at F.H.S., best since the man who coached 55 team....... •«••Richard Meier...married, and foreman at Chrysler Cnrp. at i-H •••••••• .Lore tta Tooley. . . 1 Ives in Cincinnati and -married......... .Don McEllhlney...car salesman for Ford Company In Cincinnati..........Kenneth Bilderback. . . In Marines now as a oorporal...............................................Carol.Moore ... typls t-f 11 Ing clerk for the gov- ernment...........Dorothy Meier...nurse at St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville......................... And, that completes the list of 1955 graduates of Francisco School. This is Bob Crltchfield, your ace commentator, signing off and wishing you the best of everything.

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THE LAST WILL AMD TESTAMENT OF TliE CLASS OF 1955 We, the members of the class of '55 of Francisco high School Francisco, Indiana, being of lawful age, of sound mind and disposing of all our property, both real, personal and mixed, prior to our graduation, do now make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. We, the senior class, out an annual. will to the juniors the hard work of putting To the sophomore class, the right to have a class play. , To the freshmen class, three more happy years at Francisco High To the teachers, a class that will try for the citzenahip award. nK L X, Fred Mason, will my right as Beta Club President to Larry Reed. I';.. I, Aaron Green, will my speed to Bill Arnold. £ I, Kenny Bilderback, will my height to larry Larson. I, Bichard Meier, will my Job as student manager to Boyd Davis. X, Alfred Stewart, will my right to have a hot-rod to Jerry Tooley. I, Shirley Wilderman, will my typing ability to Mary Wildenuan. . I, Dorothy Meier, will to Janet Rodgers another year as yell leader. I, Franklin Arbuthnot, will my shyness to Doug Whitehouse. ij I, Carol Moore, will my studious appearance to Shirley Kelley. I, Pat Ott, will my shaving ability to Bob Stormont. I, Don McElliney, will my weight to Richard McConnell. I, Joe Woods, will my presidency of the senior class to Joe Beasley. I, Diane Ingle, will my happy years of high school to Connie Kelley. I, Robert Meier, will my curly hair to Burt Keith. I, Bob Critchfield, will my name as family man to Dave Bailey. I, Loretta Tooley, will my seat in the study lxall to Betty Sokeland. I, Ronald Wirth, will my ability to go to Princeton to Bob Stormont. Duly registered and signed to take effect the sixth of May, in the year of the Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty five

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Class History In 19 +2 twenty-three scared, but happy, little boys and girls started to school. Only eight of that twenty-three are still at Fren- cisco High School. They are: Pat Ott, Carol Moore, Dorothy Meier, Shirley Wllderman, Alfred Stewart, Loretta Tooley, Franklin Arbuthnot, and Kenneth Bilderback. In our third year of school Fred Mason .joined our class. The next year a little boy by the name of Joe Woods .joined our rapidly increasing class• When we were in the fifth grade we had three new members. They were: Ronnie Wirth, Diane Ingle, and Aaron Green. In .junior high t’-ro more boys .joined our class. They were: Don McFllhiney and Bob Critchfleld. fin our freshman year ve had twenty-three members in our class. Those members were: Franklin Arbuthnot, Kenneth Bilderback, Don Brown, Rosa Coomer, Eob Crltchfield, Aaron Green, Diane Ingle, Dixie Keene, Elsie Kieth, Fred Mason, Charles McEllhiney, Don McF.llhiney, Dorothy Meier, Carol Moore, Pat Ott, Carolyn Rembe, Alfred Stewart, Joy Tipton, Loretta Tooley, Shirley Wllderman. Ronald Wirth, Joe Woods, and Cheri Woods. As Sophomores we had 21 members due to the loss of Charles McEllhiney and Rosa Coomer. Between our sophomore and .junior years the love-bug bit several of our classmates. At this time we lost Dixie Keene, Joy Tipton, Carolyn Rembe, Elsie Kieth; we also lost Don Brown. We had gained three new members. They were: Robert and Richard Meier and Floyd Miller. During this year we presented our first ploy, How Could You, Mon? , We were scared to death but enjoyed it very much. We also had the concession stand at the ball games for a semester. When we finally reached our twelveth end last year, which we thought was difficult, but pleasant, ve hod 17 members in our class. ■.Cheri Woods had moved to Princeton and Floyd Miller had moved to California. Those 17 will graduate May 6, we hope, are: Franklin Arbuthnot, Kenneth Bilderback, Bob Crltchfield, Aaron Green, Diane Ingle, Fred Mason, Don McEllhiney, Dorothy Meier, Carol Moore, Robert Meier, Richard Meier, Pat Ott, Alfred Stewart, Loretta Tooley, Shirley Wllderman, Ronald Wirth, and Joe Woods t’ During this lest year we gave another class rlay— I Love Lucy . 'On Feb. 8 ve went to Indianapolis to attend a session of the state legi- slature. As seniors we received our long-vraited-for class rings.