Petroleum High School - Panther Yearbook (Petroleum, IN)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1951 We. the undersigned. representing the class of '51 hereby make affidavit to this effect That this is the last will and testament of this class: made in unsound mind and partial pos- session of our mental faculties that it may not be eyeeuted until after the passing, of said class from this life unto the next from school life into life s school A t1eleI I Kenneth Mearl Books will my abrlitv to trade ears eyery year to R11 hard Herndon and my ability to sleep in assembly to anyone who ean het ayyay ymth rt I Tames Weslv Brand will my ease of getting 310115 vyrth the 1118 to Gene Allen ny curly blonde ha11 to Frederick Settle and my talkativeness to Iohn Dy son I Maitha Ellen Davis will mv long hair to M1 Ca111es my tallness to Norma Jean Rrsser, and my part as being Joke editor 1ntl1e school paper to anyone yyho can laugh at their own Jokes I Lawrence H1rold Dubach will my height to Drek Herndon and mv Studebaker C 1rl Stauffer I Barbara Lou Isch will my ab1l1tv to get a diamond to Christine ls ly my ability to get out of assembly to Marilyn Sehlabenhauf and my ability to hiya dates every mbht and still get my lessons to Marjorie Sturgeon I Ferne M trre Mathys will my curly hair to Nancy Custard and 111 eleyator to next yea1 s off1ce girl to save steps I Billy Scott Mellck will my foul shooting ability to Jer ry Lpt raft my ability to stay home at nrgrhts before ball games to Jim Reynolds and Carl Okev and mv ability to play basketball to Max Goodspeed Mona Jean Moweiv will my seat rn tl1e offict to Roy R rm eyer and mv name Mutt to Jerry Uptgraft Charles Richard Shedd will mv natural abrlrty to play a clar met to Joe Mo ec and mv ear to any one w1tl1 enough intestinal fortitude to d1 iye it I Je11y Lewis Sllls will mv inability to et alonf yyith M1 Vlhrte to any one yyho thinks they can I Rose Ann Williams will tl e ability of beinr, editor of the Pt trois um thool pape1 I hdwlld Dyyayne Younp yyill my ab1l1ty Ildlylll s it s rn btskttball to ack Mont e ind my se it in the assembly to rnyone 1 enou to yu up there to .Times Leyyis Zimmerman yyrll my desrrt to tr un tor br etbrll to Ro L1 NILII7 ind Jimmy Lehm in ard my ability to et rlong, yyith the tt 11 hc t ltlt htrd Herndon A tic le II tht moo o t s I n tn see ma more er ldutte M1 C ta d are smoe x or e va hard yy en he stop in To 'VI1 C une some blaek hair on his topnoteh and 1 yretorrou basketball te im . ' . ' 1 1 ' - - 1' J- ' r 'X I A L-Q ' ' ' -1 1 . .h. ,v,-. .lc . '. 1 J . ' ' 3 ' 5: - 113 ' 1 ' ' ' . . . 5 .t V , ' 1 5 ' V fl 1' .g' 1 Q X . 1 V' w ' 4 h . I ff . yr' . y Q I . . V VV ' 1. 1 mf. ff 'V V' 4 ' 1' ' 1 ' - ' K y - ' 1 r -' . 1 2 . ' ' X' ' X ' . X ' X ' to 2 ' '. I V VV V . .. VV .V , V ag V. V .. V V-if v ' 1 H . 1 , . ' ' V - L yy . ,V. , A . 'W , i ' T 'r' . ' . A . 1 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 q ' . ' L 1 X' ' .' Q ' u ' l ' 1 1 ' I ' ' 'x - - v ' Q w Q f ' ' v V 1 ts X ' I. f . y . X I L ' ' v r e 1 fi a I. X' 'V. ' 5 ' X X V' 2 i1 '. ' V 'X of 41 'l 1 - v t ' It - ' Q ' .4 , 'y ' ' , , V . t M y 11.3. V V , V . . . . . V UVA V V. VQ . . V V V . . . V V VV D V . Lf 1 ' ' V i ' 11 ' ' v 1' if 1 ' - 1 V. r 'f Sy ' A 1 - to Crystal Blocker. and my ability to park the Drivers Training car to C':1therine Esrnond. . ' 2 ' 1' V' X lf. V' ' ' V' of 1 ' long pl lt, rg ' X ' .Ii f 'X. 2 .' L ' X X V 1 V' X witl X gh strentgtlr 'L lk X ' X it. I. z X: X A X' . ' 1, 'X 'L' ' ' :slv 1 QX' X' , L ' X 1 . I ,' L Q L 1' 1' X -1 ' o 'X L' 'e' . , 1' ': 1 To X srl l. a pzrinte-tl:-t11t1e-. mem ri mf the 1951 Fl'llllJl'?' and the rigil 1: U XX 'ny' Xe 1 'L 1 X. To '. 'us ' 1' . another' sqtreak' l l X pl X so the Ilt1.'lXl'L1I S svni can bX 'lflilllgl ' 'hX X 1 s ' . 1

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ROSE WILLIAMS EDWARD YOUNG Drlvers Training 4 Basketball 4 2 Edltor of school paper 4 Soft Ball 4 A A l 2 Class Play 3 4 Secretary of G A A 2 'As good natured soul e er trod Mus1cl 2 3 4 Shoe of leather Cervantes 4 I-I Club l 2 3 4 H Song Leader 2 3 Operettas 'Rings 1n The Sawdust Polished Pebbles' Pres1dent of Class 2 3 Her very frowns are fairer far Than smxles of other maidens ' Hartley JAMES ZIMMERMAN Pres1dent of Class 4 Soft Ball 3 4 Track 2 Basketball Manager 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Band 1 Operettas Rings in The Sawdus P011shed Pebbles Class Play 3 4 Whatever is worth doing at all, Is worth doing well. -Chesterfield

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To Mr. Brown, straight black hair and an automatic machine for grading papers. To Mr Geyer a sausage grinder so he can feed those poor mink a merry Halloween chase next year and a chemist 1n h1s class To M1ss Kimball we will the biggest choral group ever also a ch1na cabinet to display her crystal To Mrs Houston we bequeath our healthy appetites to help 1n planning the school lunch To Mrs Whlte four Sponsorj who has carried us through both Junior and senior years we will 'Best Wishes from the 1951 sen1ors To Mr Bla1r a lot of cooperative kids that will pick up all scrap paper To Mr Turner a huge band and a drummer who has rhythm To all the teachers downstairs we w1ll them Best Wishes that someday their pupils will be upstairs and to the beg1nners we will more books so they can see over their desks In witness hereof we the undersigned attorneys do fix our names th1s first day of January in the year of our Lord 1951 H1gh School Days Past Memories THE LUCKY THIRTEEN On Friday the th1rteenth n1neteen hundred and seventy five as we travel through the orange colored sky we come upon the chartreuse moon Ht s made out of green cheese you know J Upon this broad expanse of moon one spot stands out the Lucky Thirteen Nightclub Let s move a little closer I hear a fam1l1ar voice why 1t s the d1st1ngu1shed owner Mr Kenneth Mearl Books Waxt I th1nk I hear h1m talking He s say1ng Let s all relax to the music of Rlchard Shedd and h1s clarinet His motto as recognized by all 1S Knock em dead with Dickie Shedd He races in his spare time fa rocket sh1pJ His favorite color is green which 1S taboo to most racers The spotlight is now going to the other end of the stage where we find the famous torch singer Fifi Rose W111lamS She now breaks 1nto the song of the day Come away with me Che re in my speedy atom mobile Her s1ng1ng IS out of this world Interestingly enough she signed her f1rst b1g contract as a result of singing before breakfast It seems a talent scout overheard her Look who just drove up OUtS1d9 Why, it s Jim Brand' It looks like he s been through a lot s1nce I last saw him But look at that space ship I overheard h1m telling Kenneth about a black cat fly1ng in front of h1s space sh1p followed by a ch1cken with quite a form Th1S so diverted his attent1on that he colllded w1th another space ship driven by a famous publisher who later decided to publish J1m s best seller Between the Atoms Who IS that l1ttle girl with the big man? Well well it s Mona Bowlman the former Miss Mowery They ve been married twenty f1ve years I hear their child 1S gett1ng rather chubby so they make quite a fancy tr1o coming through the door short fat and tall Mona tells of how she walked under a ladder last week and much to her surprise she dlscovered she had inherited one thousand dollars from an unknown uncle They are closely followed by a very business like looking man Gee whiz it s James Zimmerman with a doll on each arm What s this moon coming to' I understand he s a b1g lawyer on Mars way He won his most famous case on a Fr1day the thirteenth by the way Kenneth is leading them all over to a table where they are seated Here comes Barbara Isch She is all excited and bubbling over with conversation as usual. It seems D1ck Hunt and she have been engaged for twenty f1ve years and this morn1ng she took off her en gagement ring fan omen of bad luckl And guess what D1ck up and asked her to marry him tomorrow after Wh1Ch they will leave on their honeymoon to earth . , 1 , 9 ' 7 ' 7 - 4 - ax ' . , ' . , ' . . H . ,, . . 7 7 , . a n 1 s ' r 7 cu u ' ' s . ,, , . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . , . a , r ' - 1 - a - 1 1 9 K , . . . ,, . . . . . . . , . . a . .,, . . . H . 9 ' v . . ,, . . . . . - - 0 I , . . . . ., . . , 9 4 . . u . ,, . . . . , . . . . . , , . . . . . . . , ' s n u D 0 7 ' 9 ' r . . - . . . ., - 9 . . , . . , . ' - , . , . , .