Lancaster Central High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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JOHN EDWARD l-IANNI Hans Success comes in cans, Failure in can'ts, Z' Kh- 'Y te-vo-Y ROBERT DEAN DECKER Decker If he will, he will and you can depend on it, If he won'L, he won't and that's the end of it, Q I ell L OI :f , H. in fm. MARJORIE JANE BROWN Margie You can be a success ifyou try. M '. N X. N v.. R. . .. , vm. 9- ,. N' 'gl 6.9,-,Q - . , ,- , , NAOMI LUELLA HARRIS ..Red .. It's what we learn after we think we know it all that counts, 8 WALDO WOLF Wa11y Somepeople cause happiness wherever they gog others when- ever they go. ' ' Sai ..:I:mL. ANTHONY LEE CHRYSTLER Andy God made me, and thereforelet me pass as a man.

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CAROL NATALIE BARGER Honeybe1le When love and skill work to- gether expect a masterpiece. eniom KENNETH D, HAMILTON Kenny ELLEN MAXINE FIECHTER Joel Speak kind words and you will hear kind echoes. If ladies be but young and fair, Q Q they have the gift to know it. RICHARD ARTHUR CLOSE Dick Do unto others as you would like them to do unto you. PATRICIA JOAN WOLF Pal Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. 7 ll 1 r ig .A . , liz ' , ' .X 1 .t .-,A .Gait I. , - , A , 1 Q ' m ir. 1 gm 1 t 1: li is I ' L' 'Y' M I Si - ' . K ' 3 ,,.' 31 T f Q9 ' 95. X if' if ,ati iii ' DALE A, HECK LEY Heck Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today,

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enior arid Article I We, the class of 51, being of sound mind and body have gathered together in commemoration of the Lancaster Central High School to write our last will and testament. Upon leaving, we wish to make a settlement of all our properties, pos- sessions, and characteristics. SECTION I: We the Senior Class, bequeath to the faculty our broad sense of humor, our kind ways, and a few less worries. SECTION II: We, the Senior Class, be- queath to the juniors, our assembly seats, our places on the staff of the annual, and good luck, you'll need it! SECTION III: We, the Senior Class, be- queath to the sophomores our best wishes in their future class plays. SECTION IV: We, the Senior Class, be- queath our wishes for success in the com- ing years to the freshmen. SECTION V: We, the Misfite Boys, Jim, Tom, David, and Richard do bequeath our ability to sing to Jacque Harris. SECTION VI: We, Marilyn, Carolyn, Viv- ian, Jane, Arlene, Carol, Ellen, and Pat do bequeath our right to sing so well and get to go to Indianapolis to the Freshman girls. SECTION VII: We, Dick Close, and Dean Decker bequeath our job as printers for Mrs. Gaiser to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. ' Article II SECTION I: We, the members of the Sen- ior Class,will our individual possessions, being in very sound mind. I, Marilyn Gerber, do bequeath the right to go with the same boy during my 4 years of high school to Diane Scott. I, Kenneth Hamilton, do bequeath my leaky fountain pen and bookkeeping books to anyone who is fool enough to take them. I, David R. Eiler, do bequeath anything of mine to anyone who wants it bad e- nough. I, Carol Barger,do bequeath my ability to be cheerleader for three years to Elizabeth Ann Stahl. I, Leon Byerly, do bequeath my right to go steady witha girl from Ossian to Max Hamilton who I still have hopes for. Carolyn Williams, do bequeath my brown eyes to Kay Newman. Gabby Gerber,do bequeath my ability to talk so much to Jerry Elzey. Arlene Anderson,do bequeath my right to be the first senior girl to wear an engagement ring to any junior girl. Tom Wiebke , do bequeath my clown abil- ity to Bob Nash. Patty Wolf,do bequeath my right to sing with Richard Elzey to Virginia Byrd. Richard Elzey,do bequeath some of my curly hair to lVIr. Caldwell,who needs it very badly. Waldo Wolf,do bequeath my liking Eng- lish to Rolland Dippel. Naomi Harris,do bequeath my red hair and freckles to anyone who would be fool enough to take them. Dale Heckley, do bequeath my school books to anyone who wants them. Richard Gerber, do bequeath my short hair to Mr. Shady. Marjorie Brown, do bequeath my speech book, but heck Idon't want to give it away. Jane Caldwell, do bequeath my vast knowledge of Physics to John Mugg. Vivian Runyon, do bequeath my long hair to Lucille Reed. Anthony Lee Chrystler,do bequeath my glasses to Mr. Caldwell, because I think he needs an extra pair to help him keep track of those mischievous freshman. Ellen Fiechter, do bequeath my book- keeping book, and all its lessons, to Joan Meyer. And may she make bet- ter use of them. Dick Close, do bequeath my height to Tom Frauhiger. James Allen, do bequeath my ability to get dates to Rolland Dippel. Dean Decker,do bequeath my cockiness to George Ramsey who has plenty al- ready. John Hanni, do bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble in shop class to Tom Frauhiger.