Jackson Central High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Arcadia, IN)

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NAME JOHN BARNHIZER BILL BROWN VIRGINIA BYERS JOAN CARR CAROLYN CHENOWETH KENNY CLARK JANICE CLIFFORD LARRY DAY MARILYN DURNELL MARK EHMAN DONALD ENDCIOTT BARBARA EPPERSON BARBARA FECHER JANICE FISHER RICHARD FULLER JOE FURNISH JERRY GRIMES CAROLYN HANNAH RALPH HARTLEY VIRGINIA HILL DALE HINSHAW MARGARET ANN HUGHES HARRY HUYCK MARY KINGSOLVER MAX KINGSOLVER FRITZ LEONARD GEORGE LOCKE WI LMA MAGGART HAROLD NEWBY BOB PICKETT DAVE ROBERT BOB RUSHTON NAOMI SCHILDMEIER MARTHA THOMAS RICHARD WALZ JIM WALTZ NORMAN WAUGH BETTY WOOLDRIDGE BEQUEST His old Ford to Eddie Cline One of his girlfriends to Ralph Mayfield Her shorthand ability to Lou Small Her politeness to Nancy Jackson Her piano ability to Frank Trietsch His legs to Chuck Applegate Her male correspondence to Myrna Witter His long week-ends to Harold Schildmeier Her saddle oxfords to Robert McEntee His place in the boys' quartet to Russell Noel His typing speed to Jean Moore Her place in clarinet quartet to Marieta Beck Her sewing machine in Home Ec. to Dotty Ehman Her ability to think up meanness to Janette Scott His bashfulness to Sonny Sigler 84 Don Overdorf His purple sailor hat to Mr. Simmons His physique to William Fippen Part of her brawn to Linda Clifford His imagination to Joe Bowser Her sweet disposition to Sandy Durnell His driving to anyone who is highly insured Her ability to argue to Mrs. Spidel His grocery store job to 3 strong underclassmen Her femininity to Janet Wiles His ability to woo the women to Dave White His levis to Bill Clifford His touchdowns to Bobby Hunter Her walks to school to Gene Kennett His one-woman technique to Gerry Hiatt His His His way with the women to Lee Hunter long, wavy locks to Larry Scott beard to James Spaethe Her baseball ability to Jim Miller Her hair to Mr. Scott His F.F.A. jacket to Jim Cockrill His comet to Duane Hiatt His Her quiet disposition to Chuck Bardonner silence in Home Ec. to Joan Nickey PREDICTION Sultan with ten harem girl: Editor of Iovelorn column Truck driver for Byers' Gravel Pit Manager of skating rink Co-partner of Shell Filling Station Tall man in circus Bigamist Girls' physical education teacher Lady wrestler Einstein's successor Race track driver Jeep driver on naval base Post-mistress President of college fraternity Barker for hootchie- kootchie show Coach of the first girl's football team Teacher of Charles Atlas course Instructor at boys' reform school Famous artist in New York Bus driver in Hollywood Truant officer Manager of men's turkish bath Student manager of Notre Dame team Can-can dancer in Paris Famous obstetrician Harry Truman's piano teacher Sells wamen's lingerie Demonstrates freckle- remover cream Pres. of Shell filling station Toothpaste salesman for Colgates Manager of burlesque show Wealthy Atlanta undertaker Cigarette girl at Stork Club First lady pres. of Y.M.C.A. Sec. of Agriculture in Wash. Leader of dance band Football coach Owner of beauty salon

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'va-Q.. grew? ROBERT RUSHTON NAOMI SCHILDMEIER MARTHA THOMAS Lazybones - Football I, 2 - Happy Go Lucky -G,A.A. l, 2, She's So Nice -G.A,A. l, 2, 3- Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. 3-Boys 4-H l, 2. Girls Glee Club l, 2-Mixed Chor- us l, 2, 3, 4-Camera Club l. RICHARD WALZ Farmer in the Dell -F.F.A. l, 2 3, 4-4-H l, 2, 3, 4-Band l, 2, 3, 4-Boys Chorus l, 2-Mixed Chorus l, 2-Track l, 2, 3, 4- Baskefball l. JAMES WALTZ Man Wllh A Horn -Bond l, 2, 3, 4-Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4- Male Quartet 4-Basketball Slu- dent Manager l, 2, 3, 4-Pep Bond 3, 4fBoys Chorus l-Band Council President 4-Brass Quar- Tet 3, 4. BETTY WOOLDRIDGE Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend -Westfield H. S. l, 2, 3 -Anderson V2 year--Mixed Chor- us 4. NORMAN WAUGH 0 1 I , 3, 44Annual Staff 4-Footbo King 4, You're So Understandingl'--Bas ketb II l 2 3 4-Football l, 2 Il

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