Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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He will need it. I, Jack Higgs, hereby will and bequeath my knowledge of women to Jim Hall and Jim Weaver. I, Cleo Roy, will my ability to just get-by in class to Ray Beckman. I, Doris Sark, will to Neil Jackson my baton. It is so heavy and the ball flies off every twelve revolutions. I, Rose Mary Sauer, will to Dean Henry, my first chair in band. May he enjoy it as much as I have. I, Don Schreiber, will to Jack Schutz, the left front fender of my V-8. He can send it back when he gets all the ruffles taken out of it. I, Bob Sharkey, hereby will to Wesley Drew, my way with the women. I. Bob Shipman, hereby will all my bashfulness to Ed McCarthy in the hope he will settle down. I, Rita Stark, will my excess weight to Wayne Weit- brock. He can use a few ounces. I, Bob Spry, will my dislike of girls and cars to Jim H al 1. I, Betty Jo Stolle, will my red and black slacks to Betty Nomanson. May she enjoy them during her senior year. I, Ted Theis, do hereby will my brains to anyone who can find them. I, Norma Tremper, will my height to Bill Rust. I m sure he needs an extension. I, Betty Trump, so hereby will and bequeath my ability to win an argument (by hook or crook) to Arman Kasparian. I, Harold Walker, leave to Jim Hall my ability to get out of school to work on tho ice--may he profit as much as I, Charles Walters, will my grades in agriculture to Ernest Tyler for future use. I, Alice Widdel, will my ability to stay out of mis¬ chief to Bob Tunnell and Bob Phillips. Hope they do much better than I did. I, Forrest Wietbrock, hereby will to Jack Schutz, my beautiful physique. In case you win any beauty contest. Jack, we ' ll share the prize equally. I, Lenore Woodke, will to Barbara Schneider, my ability to take shorthand at 12c words a minute. I, Russell Zak, will my big feet to Bill Rust to make up for the lack of size of his feet. I, Venus Zamazal, will my quiet manner to all the noisy people in school.

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Ij Marion Poverty, do hereby will and bequeath to Dick MeyerSj my artistic touch. All it did for me was to get me in trouble. I, Clothiel Fredregill, will all who talk too much, my ability to keep quiet. I have plenty to spare. Ij Francis Hamilton., will all ny knowledge and ability to get in and out of trouble to Nancy Reed. She is liable to need it. Ij Mary Hasse, do will and bequeath to Eileen Callahan my six solids., my position as stamp salesman, and all my other jobs. You can always pass them on to someone else. Dean ! Ij Joyce Haydenj will my banjo to Mary Alice Schutz. May she continue to serenade Miss Rose in dramatics. Ij Jane Hayhurstj will my ability to finish high school in three years to Mary Taylor. Ij Eva Hooleyj will my ability to study in library to Jimmie Shumaker. Ij Herbert Hoeckelbergj will my ability to make baskets for Coach ' s home room, to anyone who might need it next year. Ij Marcella Humpferj will to Betty Huebsch my mistakes in typing. I, Dave Keithleyj will my ability to get to school on time to Wesley Drew. Ij Ann Kudrockj will my commercial ambitions to Phyllis Viers. May she enjoy them as much as I have! Ij Betty Larsonj hereby will to Ma rjorie Potter my ability to get hungry in fourth period government. I hope she can persuade the teacher to let her out early for dinner. I, Betty Littlej will to Mary Taylor my glasses. May she enjoy looking at people. Ij Ardetta Lovej will to Jeannie Vinnedge my ability to keep my name out the Li 1 1 S. Devil. Ij Doc Mayfield, leave my knack for getting kicked out of class to Jim Connelly. Ij Rosemary Meadows, will to Mary Conner my seat in U. S. history. I, Stinky Miller, bequeath to Tom Sharkey my little Buick—it has a starter! May he and JoAnne Taylor enjoy as much pleasant times in it as I have. I, Bonnie Mitch, will to Betty Meyers my long lost a- bility to stick to one man. She ' s doing better than I am. I, Warren Oster, will my ability to get a date with a girl to Homer Allie. I hope he has more success than I did. I, Dick Pear, will my ability to sleep in class to Ray Beckman. He may also have Lydia and my two worn-out tires. Ij June Mabel Phillips, will to Gladys Stasaitis my a- bility to try to patch things up between herself and James Emerson Weaver. May she never have to use it. I, Robert Phillips, leave my ability to study in fifth period study hall to Jim Weaver. I, Jack Quivey, will my manly build to anybody who needs it worse than I do. I, Dick Ready, will to Wesly Drew, my extra f credit.

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SENIORS DORSEY CHISM Ramey,! now in the Navy, says his pet peeve is guard duty. He is going to remedy this situation by becoming an Admiral. His pet expression is Bwang! His hoDby is taming brunettes. During his school days Ramey ' s activities were as follows: Student Government 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3; President of Class 3, 4; Play Cast 3: F.F.A. 1 4 2—vice-president 2; L“ Club 3, 4—secretary 3j Football minor i, 2—major 3, 4; Track i, 2, 3; Cross-Country minor 1; Sunshine Club 2. ROBERT ALM Well, I ' ll be dipped, (pet expression) remarks Butts when he gets a zero (pet peeve). His ambition is to be a success. That he has already achieved success in sports, his favorite hobby, is shown by the following activities: Football minor 1, 2—major 3, 4; Basketball minor 1—major 2, 3, 4; Track minor i—major 2, 3, 4; Cross Country minor i. Other activities are: Honor Society 3; Student Govern¬ ment Representative 4; Vice-President of Class 4; L Club president 4; Sunshine Club vice-president 3,-president 4. CHARLES DUNCAN “My pet peeve, says Boots, is apple shiners. My hobby is sports, anamy ambition is to be a football coach. Boots ' favorite expression is prove it. His activities in school, including his favorite hobby, sports, are as follows: Honor¬ able Mention 1; Student Government Senator 4; President pro- tern of Senate 4: Student Council 2; Mixed Chorus i; Secretary Treasurer of Class 2, 4j Vice-President of Class 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4j-secretary-treasurer 3, 4—president 4; 1, L Club 3, 4 —secretary-treasurer 4; Football minor 1, 2—major 3, 4; Basketball minor i, 2, 3—major 4; Track minor 1, 2, 3j Cross-Country minor 1. MARGERY ASHTON Marge ' s pet peeve is pick-ups. Her pet expression, we ' ll see, and her ambition to be a fashion buyer go hand- in-hand. Her hobby, photography, will no doubt be used to bring from Paris pictures of the very latest. Marge ' s activities are as follows: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 4; Lowellette Staff 4: Student Council 1 Band 4; Mixed Chorus i, 2, 3: Glee Club 3; Secretary of Class 3, Play Cast 3; Press Club i, 2, 3, 4;-secretary 4; Latin Club i, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 —vice-president 3; Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4—chairman 2, 3, 4; drum majorette 4. CLAYTON BAHR Hershey says very decidedly that his pet peeve is freckled women but he can ' t decide whether bwang . or You give me a big charge, is his pet expression. With Hersh ' s personality and his hobby, wine, women, and song, we know he will achieve his ambition to be a traveling salesman. Her- shey ' s activities in school are as follows: Student Council 3; Mixed Chorus i, 2; Play Cast 3; Press Club 4; L Club 3, 4; Football minor i, 2—major 3, 4; Basketball major 3, 4.