Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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S rconnnued from page 622 presidency to the next ofhcer. Wally McKay wills his trumpet to Gabriel. Charlie Mecklenburg wills his height to Egghead Runyon. Bud Memmer wills his truck driving to anyone who wants it. Lee Miller wills his horn to all future wind blowers. Pat Miller wills Macbeth to Emmett Osburn. Bob Miller wills his seriousness to all the giddy underclassmen. Pat Miner wills her Marine to no one. Mary Ellen Minier wills her three years in Jeff to the next brain. Jack Minton wills his state track star to Earl Henniger. Jeanne Mitchell wills her hair to a big mirror. Phyllis Moore doesn't will Frank to anyone. Joan Morgan Wills her knitting needles to Mr. Carroll. Louis Munizer wills How Do I Love Thee? to all of the Jeff girls that he has ever loved. Betty Mull wills her smallness to Carolyn Bol. Joe Murtaugh wills his mechanical mind to Charles Christey. Marjorie Niewerth wills her liking of shorthand to Irene Wurster. Billie Owens wills her 6 foot 4 man to Betty Burgess. Imogene Parker wills her boy friend to the Marines. Betty Lou Pearson wills her hair ribbons to Penny Schilling. Donna May Perry wills her chemistry book to Mary Ellen Minier. Elaine Peters wills her Cadet Nurses uniform to all who follow her footsteps. Frances Pettit wills her higher education to all future artists. Dave Pfrommer wills his great performances in dramatics to Van Johnson. LeRoy Phillips wills his knowledge as a machinist to Tom Hogan. Betty Pierce wills her office job to Pat Keys. Mary Ann Posthauer wills her speed as a typist to Ruby Kirts. Marge Raider wills her way with men to Marge Calvert. Adele Rasmussen wills her charming smile to Mary Eyelens. Pat Reddish wills the will writing to anyone who wants it. Whitie Reene wills his name to Milt Prien. Dean Richeson wills his dark eyes to some lucky junior. Bob Riehle wills his looks to all who envy him. Viola Riley wills her Udead eye in cooking to Pat Lowe. Buster Roberts wills his way with St. Francis women to all boys who would like it. Jack Roberts wills his shop knowledge to Dick Young. Jane Rohrabaugh wills her industrious mind C?D to Mary Louise Wellman. Dick Rose wills his good grades to Jim Velton. Pat Rund wills Brownie's sweater to all West Side girls who long for it. Dorothy Runda wills her soft voice to Tom Dickey. Anne Rush wills her lovely hands to Nancy Strauss. Marilyn Rycraft wills her long hair to Helen Neiburger. Gale Schnaible wills his arguments to Pat Pechin. Warren Scott wills his nickname to the dogs. Midge Sense wills her letters from Alan Schilling to the scrap paper drive. Dave Sewell wills his personality to Jack Maurer. Wanda Sexton wills her ever ready smile to all who possess hang-overs, Rosemary Sharp wills her cut? little laugh to Charlene Robinson. Barbara Shields wills her red skirt to Alice Woods. Earl Shoaf wills his printing to Jake Wolsieffer. Phyllis Shoaf wills her shy personality to Barbara Layton. Frank Shriner wills Rosemary Sharp to--need we say more? Helen Simpson wills Roger Haley to the navy. Anna Slesser wills her black hair to Lois Noe. Opal Smith wills her quiet ways to all loud mouth people. Janis Staley wills her tinyness to Ann Hudson. Keith Stanfield wills his high bowling average Q7 to Joan Schnepp. Helen Stivers wills Jim Washburn to-are we kidding? Don Stong wills his way with women to Don Bonnet. Betty Swatts wills her sailor to nobody. Charlie Switzer wills his dark hair to Carol Plantenga. Pat Taylor wills his dimples to Frank Sinatra. Dick Thoennes wills his blond hair to all brunettes. Alden Thompson wills his 'fgray hair to Mr. Lane. Henry Troutt wills his name back to the water. Pat Turner wills her love of politics to Miss Fletemeyer. Jane Turnipseed wills her boy friends back to Uncle Sam. Bill Ulrich wills his quiet disposition to Gene Rardon. Bob Unger wills his hot-lips to Harry Golt. Bob VanOstran wills all of his dates to Everette Morgan. Colleen Vaughan wills her twinkling eyes to Dottie Lamour. Verna Watts wills her job at the telephone office to anyone that wants it. Doris Wendling wills her pretty sweaters to the War Relief. Nancy Wheeler wills her Christian Rights to Arvilla Peneton. Betty White wills her happy go lucky ways to those who are forever worried. Dora Widener wills Johnny Patterson to nobody. Lewis Wiesler wills his freckles to all red heads. Jean Williams wills her job as president of G. A. C. to the future officer. Nancy Williams wills her friendliness to next year's preps. Miles Wilson wills his I don't know to all people who go into gruesome details. Cornelia Winters wills her aft ability to Pat Runda. Lorrene Woods wills her band uniform to Shirley Sautermeister. Jeanette Workman wills her talkativeness to Phyllis Klinker. Betty Yost wills her diamond back to the jewelry store. Bill Young wills his red hat to Ray Rohrabaugh. Louise Zahn wills her dimples to Mary Kennedy who has about all she can manage. Signed: JOAN MORGAN. PAT REDDISH. Page ll5.

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SUPEHINTENIIENT S ea ted: Miss Dora Flatley S tanding: P390 Mrs. Phil Muller Morris E. McCarty received his B.S. and M.S. degrees at Purdue University and is a graduate of Jeff- erson High School. At the present time he is the superintendent of the Lafayette Public Schools. He is well-liked by the faculty and student body, and is always a great help whenever advice is needed.

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