North Webster High School - Troy Yearbook (North Webster, IN)

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THE CLASS OF '52 North Webster has a Senior Class, Its members number Twenty It is the class of '52 Who have accomplished plenty. Ruth Witmer and her Foy And Charlotte with her 'Slew' All seem to think it won't be long With wooing they'll be through. The girls have been outnumbered, For several years they say. But when it comes to making grades You can not beat an A. Jean Valentine has eyes that roll Beyond the men folks here; Yet Effie Himes has such a time To know which male is dear. The boys are strong and rugged With brains and looks you bet, They aren't the onery rascals Nor just a teachers pet. Gwen and Marilyn are old time pals They've been together a lot And when it comes to doing things. They can not be forgot. With eleven men and women nine The class has done their best And in the years they'll take their place Along with all the rest. Ed and Art, the inseparable two, Have serious thoughts in view. Leroy and Jerry with their autos two Give the sky a color other than blue. With Jim as Prexy and Gwen as Vice, And Marilyn and Peg as officers too, The Senior Class has reached their goal As all good Seniors hope to do. There are three Jims in this dear class, All noted for their names. Jim Payne is skilled in leading yells While Hill and Bransford for shunning dames. The other members of the class Have done their duty well To make this year the best of all For a school that is really swell. Don and John make quite a pair They like their ping pong too, While Lynn and Jack to say the least Are very efficient in whatever they do. To name the members of the class It won't be hard to do Jean Carson is the first we name As she was the first one through. Blosser and Royer, both sponsors are they, And willing to aid in every way With help occasionally from ahead and behind The class now is ready for Commencement Day. You seldom hear a word from Barbara, She keeps her thoughts from you. And Peggy Jordan is just the same She's mighty cautious too. When you look back in this old book Ten years from now in '62 You'll wonder then, could this be me What a youngster then in '52. So farewell, farewell to Webster Hi. You have done a lot for us We hope that in the years fo come You'll always be proud of us. By Lester Young Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of SILVERS GARAGE BODKINS HOME STORE BAKERS CAFE Your Chevrolet-Pontiac Dealer Phone 10-J North Webster John Louise Cromwell, Indiana Phone 47 North Webster

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CLASS DIRECTORY NAME NICK- MAIN AMBITION NAME WEAKNESS Ed Blue Eddie Judy Minister James Bransford Slim Strength Barber Jean Carson Jeannie Airforce Nurse John Clingerman Big John Talking Too Much Army Arthur Engleberth Art Shyness Civil Engineer Barbara Freeman Barb Love Stories Wacs Gwen Gawthrop Gwenie R ight Hand Nurse James Hill Termite Wrong Answers Airforce Effie Himes Whistle Men Private Secretary Jack Jerriad Pete Government Diesel Engineer Peggy Jordan Peg Gettihg Up Late Shorty Leroy Knafel Cork Fast Driving Getting Bills Paid Jerry Leedy Pilot Carol Cop Lynn Overmyer T ank Jody Auto Mechanic James Payne Buthene Women 20 yr. Marine Marilyn Ringler Mare T reasurer Ed. of Newspaper Charolette Smith Charlie Slew House Wife Donald Smith Don Wrecking Cars Carpenter Jean Valentine Red Jimmy House Wife Ruth Witmer Ruthie F oy Mrs. Foy Compliments of WARSAW SHOE SHOP MOCKS’ JEWELRY STORE Fine Shoe Repairing 122 1 2 W. Main Phone 679 WARSAW Warsaw, Indiana DRY CLEANERS OUTCOME Altar Boy Undertaker Bubble Dancer Private Necktie Salesman Mother of 12 Opera Singer Wags Fan Dancer Junk Dealer Gypsy Hotrod Racer Mortician Taxi Driver 2nd Lieutenant Bare Back Rider Fat Woman in Side Show Hen-Pecked Husband Nun Old Maid Strawberry Plants All Leading Varieties ‘It pays to buy the Best” EVERETTE W. SMITH Pierceton R. R. 1

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of '52' being of sound mind and in excellent health, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. As a class, we do hereby will and bequeath: To the Juniors, our magazine sales. To the Sophomores, our citizenship grades. To the Freshmen, our ability to make money. To Mr. Blosser, our ability to keep order in the halls. To Mr. Spencer, one crying towel. To Mr. Baker, our right to grouch at the referees. To Mr. Royer, our Senior boys' height. To Mr. Young, our ability to gossip. To Mr. Moore, our ability to side track him. To Mr. Trestrail, The Lost Cord. To Mrs. Senseman, our ability to bowl. To Mrs. Bodkin, our perfect attention in her English classes. To Mrs. Daly, our lost lunch tickets. As individuals, we leave the following: We, Art Engleberth and Ed Blue, do hereby will and bequeath our batting averages and pitching abilities to Hal Minear and Harley Mock respectively. I, Jim Pane, do hereby will and bequeath my position as class president to Billy Strombeck. I, Peggy Fordan, do hereby will and bequeath my natural curly, black hair to Nancy Barley. I, Lynn Overmyer, do hereby will and bequeath my ping pong ability to Sam Poppenfoose. I, Jerry Leedy, do her eby will and bequeath my driving ability to FredBlosser. I, Jim Bransford, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to guess wrong answers in Baker's classes to Bob Likens. I, Jean Carson, do hereby will and bequeath my ambition to be a nurse to Sue Ferverda. I, John Clingerman, do hereby will and bequeath my manly physique to Jim F reeman. I, Barbara Freeman, do hereby will and bequeath my good naturedness to Roddy Baughn. I, Gwen Gawthrop, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to have rowdy parties to Donna Barnhart. I, Jim Hill, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get stuck on clear roads to Darryl Hill. I, Effie Himes, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Bodkin to the Junior boys. I, Jack Jerraid, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get Bookkeeping to Joyce Gift. I, LeRoy Knafel, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of the ditch to Elaine Bowman. I, Marilyn Ringler, do hereby will and bequeathmy positionas class treasurer to Warren-Sloan. I, Charlotte Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability not to fight with my man to Carol Martin. I, Don Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my driving ability to Ray Biltz. I, Jean Valentine, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Baker to Dixie Kuhn. I, Ruth Witmer, do hereby will and bequeath my long eye lashes to anyone who needs them more than I do. Compliments of LENWELL'S FURNITURE STORE FARMER'S FEED SERVICE NED'S BARBER SHOP Pierceton Phone 226 Custom Grinding North Webster Phone 23 Feeds Seeds F ertilizers North Webster Phone 44