New Winchester High School - Warrior Yearbook (New Winchester, IN)

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' ' 7' . wr-Y..---. 4 if SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Well, here I am at a class reimion of the class of 1956. Why there is Mrs. Bowmanl She was our class sponsor. It's good to see all my old students. l've been wondering though, what happened to the graduation class of l955, says Mrs. Bowman. Come to think of it, says I, We've all been wondering the same thing. Wonder how we can find out what happend to them? I know, says one of my former classmates, there's a good fortune teller in the city. Let's all go visit her and seeif she can help us. So we went. She was very nice and said she would do her best to help us. So, she got out her crystal ball,and things started happening. As we look through the crystal ball, we see a bright image appear. with great wonder we take a closer look and discover the Crouch Electrical Company. LARRY CROUCH has now become a millionaire and is planning to mar ry Debbie Reynolds next spring. Next we sight a dim image in our crystal ball which turns out to be the former HELEN STEVENSON. After attending Central Business College in Indianapolis, she married a very suc- cessful and quite wealthy singer. They now live happily with their two lovely children on a 380 acre farm five miles from New York. Not far from Helen's home we discover the home of JAMES ROBERTSON and his wife, the former BARBARA WEBSTER. They live in a large two-story colonial house on a 501 acre farm. They are very proud of their twelve wonderful children. Next appearing in the crystal ball is KENNETH LEONARD. Kenneth is the head manager of a large chain of grocery stores. He is very happily married to a lovely wife, and is the father of four fine children. We now sight JOY PLUNKETT. She is established as the head nurse of the Mayo Clinic and is contemplating marriage to one of her former patients. He is a rich and handsome depart- ment store owner from New York. Next appearing in the crystal ball we see the former RALPH PETERSON who is now King Ralph of Siam. He is so popular with his harem of lovely young girls that he has decided not to marry for several years. Next we discover NED KURTZ. After his graduation from Purdue, he became an engineer with the Ajaz Construction Company. Ned is married to a former wave of theU.S. Navy and they are living in a big colonial home in Florida. They are the proud parents of three children. Appearing next in the crystal ball is DARREL SMITH who is a big-time farmer in Kansas. He is married to the former MARGURETTE LAYNE. Darrel and Margurette are raising two wonderful sons. Some day Darrel will have some good help on the farm. Looking through the crystal ball we now see Captain RAYMOND TRENT on duty at Camp Kelmer, New Jersey. He has been in the army for a number of years, and is now drawing a good salary. He is considering marriage to Marilyn Monroe now that she is free for remar riage. We wish him the best of luck. Now we see in the crystal ball, HENRY MCGAUGHY. He is a big-time cowboy in Texas. He owns twelve ranches and has three thousand head of cattle. He is married to a beautiful lady, and they have seven wonderful boys. A new figure emerges in the crystal ball. It is CAROLYN J EFFRAS who is now a success- ful model at Macy's Department Store in New York. She is looking forward to a great career in modeling. Appearing next from the graduating class of 1955 is Mrs. Frank Plunkett the former PEGGY STOWERS. They married a year after her graduation and are now the proud parents of a set of twins. and three other lovely children. She was the former secretary of Vice-President Richard Nixon. Next to appear is the former MARY JANE NICELY, who is living in Indianapolis. She is married to Kyle Russell. and they have a chain of restaurants. Mary Jane and Kyle are the proud parents of six children. ,l 7 1 ,

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SENIOR BABY PICTURES Hmmm i ' NAMES James Robertson Larry Crouch Helen Stevenson Carolyn Jeffras Kathy Davis Barbara Webster Henry McGaughy 'lug I I Ned Kurtz Joy Plunkett Ralph Peterson Mary Jane Nicely Darrel Smith Peggy Stowers

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I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. 1. 1. I. 1. I 1. I I I I I l I o CLASS WILL To the juniors, our ability to put on a good play. To the sophomores, more girls. To the freshman, our energy to last for three more years. ARTICLE II Larry Crouch, will my ability to sleep in classes to Charlie Hall and my ability to get along with Gwynne Stanley to Lowell Newby. Margurette Layne, will my glasses to Juanita and my shortness to Julie Allen. Ned Kurtz, will my sports car to Mr. Kirts and my ability to not go steady to anyone who wants lt. Barbara Webster, will my ability to study to Merrill Church and my ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Vannice. Henry Mc Gaughy, will my height to Norman Stevenson and my width to Tracy Lewis. James Robertson, will my job as editor ofthe school paper to anyone who can get along with the commercial teacher and my Tinn Lizzie to Bud Hall and all my girlfriends toAllenRussel1. Raymond Trait, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Larry Creech. Mary Jane Nicely, will my job on the sdiool paper to anyone who wants it, my figure to Karen Sims and my shortness to Janice Barlow. Peggy Stowers, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Jim Vannice, my long hair to Juanita Layne and my ability to stick to one man to Susan Johnson. i Kathy Davis, will my height to Barbara Fritsche and my seat in the assembly to anyone who wants it. Carolyn Jeffras, will my ability to get the car to Lowell Newby, my ability to play the accordion to Juanita Layne and my long fingernails to LaVera Mc Coy. Joy Plunkett, will my ability to smile all the time to Danny Sutherlin, my seat in the assembly to Charlie Hall and my job in the cafeteria to anyone who can count money. Helen Stevenson, will my ability to talk a lot to J im Vannice and my ability to drive a car to to David Taylor. Kenneth Leonard, will my ability to get into mischief to Norman Stevenson, my height to Jerry Owens and my books to Ollie to start a fire. Darrel Smith, will my job as scorekeeper to Sammy Layne and my job as co-editor of the annual to anyone who has a lot of time. Mary Ellen Robinson, will my pigtails to Beth Plunkett and my ability to stay in all the time to Lowell Newby. Kenny Pell, will my personality to Barney Russell and my typewriter to anyone who is a good mechanic. Ralph Peterson, will my ability to make bets to Mr. Leavitt and my ability to sleep in study hall to Merrill Church. ARTICLE I To the school and the community, our fondest memories of past years. To the teachers, memories of our good behavior and our good looks.