Petroleum High School - Panther Yearbook (Petroleum, IN)

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1957, do declare this to be our last will and testament on April 27, 1957. ARTICLE I To the Juniors, our hopes and dreams of a peaceful tomorrow and also all of the old bubble gum under our desks. To the Sophomores, our loyalty to the school and hope that they will follow the good example that we have tried to set before them. To the Freshman, we will our dignity and our ability to get excused from study hall all of the time. ARTICLE I1 To Mr. Flick, our admiration of the way he has put up with us from our green freshie days to graduation and may the future classes really appreciate your understanding. To Mrs. Lautzenheiser, our sponsor, we will our sincere appreciation for all of the headaches we have caused her and we want her to know we truly think of her as a pal and not just a teacher. To Mr. Schmidt, as he is the Agriculture teacher, we will him all of our old dirt so he can cultivate and harvest a better crop of 1958 Seniors. To Mr. Light, a complete library of psychology books so he won't be in the Dark on how to handle next years Seniors and bookkeeping class. To Mrs. Woolsey, ten yards of flarmel because there will be plenty of changes to be made come spring. . Pink or Blue ??? To Mrs. Tangeman a bulletin board so she can keep track of Seniors who are supposed to be in Joumal- ism Class the sixth period. To Dorothy Rose, a supply of pretzels and ability to keep her temper for next year's class play. To Mrs. Kindlesparger, a class next year that won't filibuster their way out of discussing their Govem- ment lesson. ARTICLE III I, Jerry Reaser, being of questionable mind and a classy chassey, will my resemblence to Elvis to the eighth grade girls and my Toni Home Permanent Kit to Mary Stratton. I, Karol Williams, being of sound mind and body, will my old school clothes to my sister, Kit and my ability to graduate to my dear brothers. I, Carol Taylor, being of able mind and body, will my title teacher's pet to Herb Dulinsky and my fondness for anyone of the opposite sex to Linda Pease. I, Judy Gerber, being of little mind and plenty of body, will my old Diet books, wilted lettuce, carrots, and cottage cheese to Caroll Williams and hope she has better success than I had. I, Don Okey, being of little mind and plenty body will my secret forrmila for hair grower so he can have a beard like mine to Gary Isch and my yellow fender skirts to who has nerve enough to put them on their car. I, Don Addington, being of lots of mind and little body, will my Virginia drawl and way with the Wlmmin to Richard Markley. I, Pauline Ramseyer, being of some mind and some classy body, will my nickname Fuzzy to Charlie Cowens and my ability to tell a snappy story to Carl Pease who never knows any. I, Donnie Murray, being of a tiny mind and frail body, will my box of sleeping pills to anyone who isn't to sleep through Government Class and get away with it and my ability to smoke in school without get- ting caught to Dennis Diffenderfer. I, Mary Jane Grimm, being of some mind and streamlined body, will my blonde hair to Sue Ifer who would have enough nerve to put a black streak in it, and my ability to drive our beat -up Plymouth to my beloved brother Bobbv to keep it in the family. I, Phyllis Ellison, being of sound mind and body, will my privilege to drive a 1957 Mercury and grad- uate in the same year to Floyd Harsltman. I, Janice Bates, being of doubtful mind and body, will my fondness for boys named Don to Annie Bryant and my love for kid brothers to Dennis Diffenderfer. I. George Cames, being of mighty mind and powerful body, will my little-boy looks which the girls like to mother to Richard Henley and my ability to jitterbug to Tom Swigert. I, Jill Harshman, being of brilliant mind and classy body, will my remains after the annual is published to the nearest hospital. In witness hereof we, the undersigned attomeys do fix our names this 27th day,of.Apri1 in the year of our Lord 1957. 18

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FRESHME , F ' 3 -.,. . 'wr-v 7 Kitt Williams Bonnie Warner 'Wulf' 'ul' Sharon Studebaker Sharon Stepp 'QS' President ......... ......GaryIsch Vice-President . . . ..... Jesse Absher Secretary ..... . . . News Reporter . . . Gene Stanley Stanley Shivers Shirley Settle Sharon Kirkwood Gary Isch Bob Settle Norman Ramseyer Tom Poling John Gregg Betty Cupp Linda Pease Marketta Myers Barbara Mayer Charlene Carnes Gene Bradley Janet Mason Richard Markley Shirley Kirkwood Sharon Bowman Tom Barrington Jesse Absher 1. ,-- 22 Sharon Studebaker Treasurer ..... . . . . . .Janet Mason . . . . .Tom Poling NF x