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

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CLASS POEM Another class has finished Its course at Webster High, And now is entered elsewhere. In life’s great race, to try. Roy the racer, with Kiser behind. Were never safe on the road, Especially when Voland and Douglas Were also there with a load. The thirty-six Webster Seniors Are glad the diplomas are won. And now are out for bigger things As in this race they run. Joan and Peggy with Carter and Locke, Plus Jeannie, Jo and David too. Are headed for college in early fall. Hoping their talents there to pursue. The class had many officers To direct them through the years, However, Jay and Glen with Peg and Foxy Were this year’s moving gears. Nancy and Jeanette might beat them all To a home of their own, they hope. But Eloise says It's nursing for me. And bathing my patients with Camay soap. One word could not describe the members, For each was a different soul; I guess it takes them, one and all. To make a complete class roll. Dawn with her 'Wagon,' never ceases to go All over the country, so far and wide. Vivian with her famous shades of hair. Amazes the fellows who are at her side. Some were studious, some got by. Some were weak, and some were strong. Some were leaders, always will be. Some will always tag along. Marilyn Hinsely was uncertain you know About college or fellows and He She's waiting for one and a certain one. To answer her question, you see. Kathy and Bob were nip and tuck When grades were being taken, Joan and Peggy were close behind, Hoping the other might soon be shaken. Dave Nine was quite the drummer. And many honors he has won; Jeannie’ famous for her violin, She can make it talk to anyone. Sisters-in-law in the near future will be Barbara and Sandy, through marriage you see, Marilyn Mock had thought about wedlock, But very cautious and careful is she. Judy looks forward to the summer vacation, When Freddie is here for a stay, Peggy and Joan are so happy carefree. They enjoy every hour of the day. Don and Jay with Stump and Moe Were basketball boys, you know. With Woods as manager of the group, . Their record up was bound to go. An all-around girl was Kathy Locke, So interested in many things; Pleasant Jo Reiff, with usually a smile Was only slightly interested in diamond rings. Happy-go-lucky Foxy Spry, And serious minded good old Glen, Both added a spark in this year's class, That’s only done by men. Joining the class in their Junior year Were Dixie and Judy from Larwill way, But later still from Larwill came The Lundy pair, both Janice and Jay. Allan and Larry were always together. Cousins, of course, were they, And when it comes to doing things, Girls are a bother, the boys quickly say. Completing the class in the senior year. Were Donna and Harold, the final two. This was the group on Commencement nite, That strolled down the aisle in white and blue. Becky and Roberta, the inseparable two. Are planning 'Old Maids to Be' But it wouldn't take much 1 am quite sure To change their minds for a He. This completes the Senior class. Of each person name by name, And we wish to every member, Lots of luck, success and fame.

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JUNIORS Compliments of NORTH WEBSTER DRY CLEANERS North Webster LARRY PLEW TOM ENGLE CAROLYN BAKER SUE CORBIN SHEILA BELL KENNY BAUGHER MARGARET BOWSER JIM CONWAY NANCY DICKINSON TERRY COOPERRIDER DOROTHY ENGLEBERTH KEITH ENYEART JUDY FREEMAN ROSS GRIMES LINDA GREIDER RONNIE HARRIS