Penn Township High School - Penn Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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,LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1951, the class that broke tradition, being usually of sound mind and small body, declare this document to be our last will and testament before we fall out, step out, pass out, stagger out, leap out, jump out, or are thrown out. ' We hereby declare all insinuations, flirtations, and infatuations to be dull and void. Phyllis Barnes, will my bottle blonde hair to Arian Smith. Mary Blair, will my sense of humor to Shirley Callen. Mary Brady, will my love of riding street cars to anyone who likes it. Robert Dittmer, will my witty remarks to Bill Walters. Lou Gilliland, will my ability to get along with girls to Buzzy L. Anna Marie Hallock, will my enthusiasm in gym class to Jean Tyo. Carol Hindman, will my pretty natural curls to Jean Callahan. Shirlee Huselton, will my ability to dance to Jim Dittmer. Nancy Kaltenbach, will my quick temper to Diana Stepanovitch. I I I I I I I I , Mary Lou Runyan, will my job of pound- ing out parts in chorus to Carolyn McCullough. Edith Murray, will my artistic ability to Pee Wee. Ronald Stephens, will my stubborness to John Weber. Joan Voelkel, will my reputation as an angel to Kathy Gillon. Dick Walker, will my athletic ability to Gail Monroe. Roland Weckerly, will my flashy gold gym trunks to Don Ketchem. Alice Wible, will my nice sweet dispo- sition to Mr. Hubner. Jean Ziegler, will my experience to Shir- ley Percy. In witness thereof, on this cold, windy day of March, 1951, we hereby affix our offi- cial signature. Witnessed by: B. C. N. U. A. B. C. 2Y's We Are Y. M. I. C. N. U. CSignedJ Class of '51 -22-

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY PHYLLIS BARNES- A secretary our bottle blonde plans to be. She'll take dictation while sitting on the boss's knee. MARY BLAIR- In goodness and pleasure We shall always abound, As long as she keeps her good humor around. MARY BRADY- Mary, who always is full of glee, Will join the Navy and sail the sea. ROBERT DITTMER- To California he will go, And leave his Alice. Oh no! Oh No !! FLOYD GILLILAND- His hobby used to be Evans City, But soon it's the Navy- Oh! What a pity! ANNA MARIE HALLOCK- For her fiance she'll wait life through, But we hope the days will be very few. CAROL HINDMAN- Down the long span of life she won't walk alone, Her companion will be a boy so well known. SHIRLEY HUSELTON- She isn't Goldilocks. She isn't the bear. She's the new dancing partner of the famous Astaire. NANCY KALTENBACH- After graduation what will it be? A job? Or a man in the Infantry? EDITH MURRAY- She'll set up her interior decoration shop. And just watch it grow. Your eyes will pop! MARYLOU RUN YAN- Her piano she will always attend, To her playing our ears we shall lend. RONALD STEPHENS- He'l1 end up in Congress- and be a big shot. He'll Hatter the mother and kiss the Wee tot. JOAN VOELKEL- To the Skater's Waltz she'l1 gayly glide, With that cute little sailor by her side. RICHARD WALKER- Big Dick, in slang means 10 on a pair of dice. But to us it means Kitty and a bag of rice. ROLAND WECKERLY- He's not sick, he's in love with Jeannie, of course. ' Now couldn't you think of something much worse? ALICE WIBLE- A cute little wife she'll makegfor Bob. When he comes home from his daily job. JEAN ZIEGLER- Jeannie, working in her father's plant We hope her salary won't be too scant! 7 23-