Middletown High School - Mihiscan Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Glee Club LOU HARDY ROBERT HANCOCK Glee Club NOR MAN DAY Band ---- ---- - -- Boys 4-H - ---- - - - Wrestling ----- - NANCY KAE REAL Y-Teens -------------1, Girls 4-H '---------'-1,2. Senlor Class Play Iunlor Variety Show Pep Club Boys 4-H ----- -----1l n 1' .mwmwv ww .1

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RO SE MARY WHITAKER Y-Teens --------------- 1 Glee Club - - ---------- - 3 Iunlor Variety Show DAN NY WORKMAN Glee Club --------- Senior Play Iunlor Variety Show DARLENE WISEHART Y-Teens ---------- Iunlor Variety Show Glee Club --------- IOHN REDDING Glee Club ------------- 3 Senior Play Band

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CHARLES WATSON M, BUTLER CRAWFORD Principal Class Will D We, the seniors of the class of 56, being of sound mind and body, do hereby find it necessary to leave behind certain items. You know the old saying, You can't take it with you. We hope that there will not be the usual squabble that often results between those left behing when a great man or class passes on. To make sure there is no disention, we be- queath the remains of our passing as follows: SuAnne Ambs leaves her quietness to Marsha Ockomon and her ability to get along with teachers to Larry Tripplett. Carolyn Bronnenberg leaves her ability to drive to Arlene Hensley and her job at the hall desk 6th period to her sister, Ianet. Beverly Brown wills her urge to go with Sophomore boys to the Sophomore girls and her typing ability to Larry Hason. IeNeane Dahl wills her ability to get along with Marvin Sanders to Ianet Wisehart and her job in the office to anyone who can get along with Mr. Crawford. Norman Day wills his curly hair to Francis Maddy and his yellow Ford convertible to Philip Lewis. Francis Farmer wills his speed in track to Iim Iohnson so he can get to school on time. Hans Fields wills his flattop to Lyman Hart and Marcia Graybiel to any boy over six feet tall. Sheila Fields wills her ability to stay engaged to Ianet Haynes and her RDX plan to Paula Neimeyer. Bob Finn wills his urge to drive down the railroad track to Charles Clevenger and his ability to keep in training to Ierry Iameson. Lowell Foust wills his new '39 Chevy to Ianet Haynes and his ability to push a broom in shop class to Tony Gavin. Jim Gaddis wills his power to overrule Mr. Smith to Ierry Fadley and levis to Eugene Brewer. Patty Graves wills her petite figure to Ioan Finley and her pilots license to Tom Hulse. Marcia Graybiel wills her inky fingers from the newspaper office to all future members of the Broadcaster staff and Hans Fields to any girl who isn't afraid to ride in his car. Linda Hale leaves her ability to be cheerleader to Marsha Ockomon and her height to Mary Kay Hanson. Shirley Hall leaves Honey Creek to Gloria Stevenson and her perfect figure to Peggy Bickham. Robert Hancock leaves Iohn Redding's Christmas present to Mr. Crawford and his neatness to Iim Dent. Dean Hanson leaves his ability to argue in math class to Ionell Neimeyer and his height to Carl Hardy. Lou Hardy wills her ability to dig up classes and credits when she needs them to Iim Iohnson and her pep to Iune Risen Sylvia Hedrick wills Mr. Crawford's tear soaked shoulder to any broken-hearted girls and her big cheery smile to Mrs. Degner. Keith Henderson wills his hot little Ford to Larry Sheddrick and his singing ability to Gene Farmer. Glenda Hinkle wills her ability to play piano to Iim Holwager and her shyness to Phyllis Rector. Iim Hupp wills his pep and vigor to Bob Seybert and his '46 Chevy to Gene Farmer. Allen Kennedy leaves his ability to play basketball to Jerry Real and cool even temper to Mr. Neimeyer. Iohn Myers leaves his ability to sing cowboy songs to Nancy Oakes and his convertible with the hole in the top to Gale Craig. Nancy Real wills her job of serving the basketball boys to Betty Grim and her ability to run up and down the stairs to find Mr. Crawford to Marvina Whiteman. Iohn Redding wills his ability to play poker in Mr. Kramer's class to Grover Cox and his ability to jump out of Mr. Kramer's history room window to Bob Seybert. Ianet Riggs wills her dimples to Mrs. Degner and her slim figure to Mr. Jameson. Keith Seybert wills his beard to Tom Hulse and his grades to Grover Cox. Gary Sheriff wills his long legs to Alfred Solomon and his paper route to Dickie Smith. Ronald Snodgrass wills his ability to play trumpet to Iohn Zilep his fine build to Larry Sheddrick, and his way of sitting in band and talking most of the time to Marsha Ockomon. Ianice Spearman wills her artistic ability to Julia Tucker. Ralph Teter wills his job at Les Day's to Bob Wright and his sweetheart in the sixth grade to Max Loudenback. Charles Watson wills his ability to Indian wrestle to Mr. Smith and his job in the gym to Richard Reedy. Rosemary Whitaker wills her modesty to Kathy Keesling and her excess weight to Doris Spell. Betty Wiggins wills her walk to Freida McMullen and her loudness to David Hess. Darlene Wisehart wills her good attendance record to Fish Harmon. Dannv Workman wills his babv setting position to Steven Fridley and his ability to play pool to Mrs. Williams.