Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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Who' Who Prettiest Girl-Wihna I-Ioeppner. Handsomest Boy-Gail Conner. Best Girl Dancer-Virginia Patterson. Best Boy Dancer-Robert Mountz. Best Athlete-Jim Buchanan. Most Pleasant Girl-Jean Branning. Most Courteous Boy-Bob Hadley. Girl Most Likely To Succeed-Eleanor Arnold. Boy Most Likely To Succeed-Paul Christlieb. Most Popular Girl-Sue McLane. Most Popular Boy-jim Buchanan. Most Bashful Girl-Betty Fulk. Most Bashful Boy-john Morehous. Best Actress-Helen Engleright. Best Actor-Don Konger. Most Humorous Girl-Helen Engleright. Most Humorous Boy-Bob Edgar. Girl Who Contributed Most To School-Velma Bunn. Boy Who Contributed Most To School-Eugene Justus. Good Citizen of School--Velma Bunn. Valedictorian-Paul Christlieb. Salutatorian-jean Branning.

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CLASS WILL UI: 1948 . . . We, the 19-IS graduating class, Eel-River Perry school, town of Huntertown, state of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and de- clare this to be our last will and testament. giving to our underclassmen some of the things we feel we have outgrown. This will was approved, signed, and sealed on March 12. 19-IS. If there are any hard feelings, to those in the underclasses, who receive these things, please forgive us and remember all these things were once our possessions. ARTICLE I THE WILL I, .lack Davis, will my part in the Barbershop Quartet to any good tenor. I. Frances Dunten, will and bequeath my tallness to Jim Clark and Les Thomas, also my love for Chevy's to Mr. Sible. I. Jake Bleekman, do hereby will my ability to drive with one hand to Ned Keener. P.S. And I also will mv ability to get a date with Ramona Howard to jim Mania. I. ,Ioe Huber, will my ability to park cars to Professor Sible. I, Robert Hadley, will my ability to fix broken clocks to Clem Wetzel. I. joseph Wise. will my love and ability to hitch-hike and wash walls to Mr. R. W. Guinther. I. Bob Edgar, will my ability to act a fool to the inno- cent Donald Surfus. I. Robert Knight, will my ability to be tall to Eddie Tom. I, B1rb1ra Maxey, do hereby will my long skirts to Glenna Timmerman. I, Wilma Hoeppner, will my ability to go with one guy to Bertha Emrich. I. Hanford Snider, will mv abilitv to drive to Mr. Sible and home he doesn't have too many accidents. I. PI-i' I-Ivndman, will my ability to be good to Monica Kell. I. Tohn Morehous, will my bashfulness to Phil Dickes, he needs it. I. Velma Bunn. will my ways with junior Houser to Charlene Smith. I. Helen Enszleriaht, will and bequeath my love for one- I-ved cars to George Dunten. I, Billie Taner. do hereby will and bequeath my graceful wav of walking to Martha Aikens. I. Gail Conner, hereby will my good looks to Arthur Blanchard. I, Don Konfzer, will my brains to some other fool. I'm always willing to help a friend. I. lim Buchanan, will my scoring record to whom ever has the ability to break it. I, Virginia Patterson, hereby will and bequeath my secret love for junior Houser to any sweet junior 24 girl. I, Marilyn Miller, will my ability to giggle constantly to Jack Walters. I, jean Branning, will and bequeath while in sound mind and body my ability to patch tires in Driver Training to junior Houser. I, Betty Fulk, hereby will and bequeath my bashfulness to Diane Amstutz. I, Paul Christlieb, in sound sane mind and body do hereby will and bequeath my love for dancing to jack Walters. I, Eleanor Arnold, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get knocked around on the bus to June Wilson. I, Mary Becktell, hereby will and bequeath my ability to be engaged in my senior year to Georgia Roberson and Marilyn Nicodemus. C Not that they need it.J I, Betty Snider, hereby will and bequeath my twirling ability to Vaughn Marschand. I, Ted Berberich, hereby will and bequeath my corny jokes to Clem Bilger. I, Regina Bobay, hereby will and bequeath my ability to dance to Pauline Keller and Ave Nelle Bauman. I, Yvonne Kell, will my enormous height and weight to Betty Anderson. I, Martha Gordon, will my shyness toward all boys to Lee Gordon. I, Betty Kovets, hereby will and bequeath my excess weight and twirlirlg ability to Phyllis Hurst. I, Delores Bobay, will my bashfulness towards all boys to Imogene Barhydt. fMost boys, anyhow.J I, Esther Pepple, hereby will and bequeath my love for all boys to Beverly Lemish. ARTICLE II To Mrs. Palicki, we will our ability to get to our type- writers by the time the second bell rings. To Miss Enley, we will our love for poetry. To Mrs. Hostetler, we will our ability to sew a straight seam and to boil water without burning it. To Mrs. Drummond, we will our ability to sing in key. To Mr. Sloffer, we will a razor that will not wear out before it gets to his nose. To Mr. Fryback, we will our ability to saw a board in two. To Mrs. Ferrey, we will our ability to give long speeches. To Miss Dill, we will our ability to take good notes in Art. To Coach Brandyberry, we will our ability to keep in training. To Mr. Appleman, we will our ability to add 2 and 2 and get 5 every time. To Mr. Sible, we will our ability to drive on the right side of the road. To Mr. Guinther, we will our ability to keep the walls clean. To Mr. Prible, we will our ability to skip school,