Princeton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Princeton, IN)

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at nd esfament Lucille Turner and Eugene Thompson We the class of 1943 in the town of Princeton the county of Gibson state of Indiana being of sound mlnd and in better temper than usual do hereby make this our last will and testament And so we thus dispose of our prwed posses ions Georglana Beanies leaves her sweet disposition to Bonnie Zimmerman Junior Bennett leaves his comb to Bill Scott so he can keep his hair perfectly parted Joe Earl Bmhack leay es his typing problems behind Eugene Blitchmgton leayes his basketball captaincy to Joe Hall Janice Brown leaves her precise studlous may to Iervis Swain Bill Bruce wllls his quietness to John Showers Paul Byrne leaves his loye for English literature to all who take it Glenn Cansler leaves his interests in Hazleton to Fred Smith Dick Clark leaves his veit to Eddie Monroe Mary Clem leaves her front row seat in Mr Pruetts class to Mary Jo Seamon Mickey Comiskey bequeaths her dumb questions to Virginia Bury Mary Louise Crooks leayes her peek a boo bang to Rose Mary Spear Claude De Board bequeaths to Miss Ferguson all of his red pencils and paper money Joan Decker leaves Jerry French from 8 A NI to 4 I M Agnes Dosch leayes her freckles to Joan Godwin Floyd Dunn leaves Helen Humphrey but Lncle Sam did not leave Floyd Ben Graper leaves his bashfulness to Betty Brmes Ralph Greek bequeaths his chann and perfection to Bernard Allerellie Bradley Griffith bequeaths his ability as a Jitteibug to Wlllette s next partner John Grubb bequeaths his memorles of the old Patoka road to Bill Scott and Nlorma Jean Fields Sadie Ann Hamblen yyills her love for 'ill the boys to Mary Jane Miller Juanita Harrison leaves her red hair to Jo Movyry Donabel Hatfield leaves her place in Miss Fergusons affection to Jim Bishop Jack Hill leaves-for the navy Virl Holtsclaw leaves his baby face to Fred Heiserman Bud Howe leaves his duck xx alk to Jim Cox James Hurst leaves his cough drops 1nd Sen Sen to BIISS Hall Eugene Jmes and Jack McWilliams leaye many friends to Join the armed forces Patty Johnston bequeaths her title of football queen to Doris Gwaltney Janette Jones leaves her ability to cook to Vlandalee Jones Barbara Kemp leaves her colffure to her sister 'SI Lrtha Patricia Key leaves her upenor attitude 1n Spanish class to anyone else who ls unfortunate enough to be thrown in with a bunch of morons Niarlin lurk leayes his seat in the Honor Society to Frank Caskey Virginia Lalb leaves her abillty to tay out of trouble to Rosemary Plckard Jim Leister leaves his model A Ford to Bob Nkhitehead Frieda Newton leaves her profile to Lucille Hollen Page Twenty one Z E S 6 7- By V v I 1' . A . ,. . k , v I Y Q Martin Farny wills his grace in phyical fitness to John Whitten. ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' , S v h- v ' .

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Sax Bud ltS gettlng rather late Cant you condense your story a llttle blt We vs nt to hear about every one but we don t thlnk we ve got tlnle Im sorry, Bud leplles I gue s I got too engrossed ln my llttle story Well let s see vshere yvls I Oh yes Janlce Brown, Marv Clem, Norma Lee Cox llrl1CkCX Comlskey, Mary LOUISE C100lxQ Juanlta HGFTISOH Barbara Kemp, Evelyn Thurston, Dolothy Thoss Betty Elshoff and latty Franklln all became armv or navy nurses After the war some have stayed ln the mllltary serylce some work ln hos pltals, some are practlcal nulses, some of thenl marrled, and the rest found other careers Floyd Dunn John Grubb Fugene Jlnes, Jack JIIIQS Nlarlln Klrk Laurence Olds Xernel Fhonlas, and John We tfall entered the armed QSYVICCS and stayed ln aftel the war was over Agnes Dosch, Janette Jones Vlfglllla Lalb, Wanda Paltenhelmer, Mary Lols Tyree Nellle Vondelheld Mary Fourthman Ihyllls Greek Blllle Stegner are secre tarles or stenographers scattered all oyer the country Joan Decker, Donabel Hatfleld Betty Morrls, Sara Rabun Norma Rumple Frances Scales, Louella Schmldt, Janet Wltllcrspoon and Vlfglnla Reed are all marrled and settled down Jlm Hurst 13 the manager of a modlste shop Patty Key IQ an actress Jlm IS a forelgn correspondent Blll Mlller lb a tallor Vlrl Mlnnls IS a hortlculturlst, Frleda Newton IS a connolsseur of cosmetlcs, Mary Pltman IS an hlstorlan Betty Rabun IS a deslgner James Read IS the presldent of a rubber company, Frank Eads IS a wealthy oll nlan, Delores Revnolds lm a Jeweler, Rosalee Schleter IS a dentlst, Melya June Sears IS an optometrlst, Phlllp Sparn IS an enguneer, Irvln Taylor IS a farmer, Lucllle Turner IS a p yclllatrlst Vlolet xVlllld.II'lS IS a chlropractor Sam Wood owns several retall markets Nlck Yeager 18 a football coach, Fred Sturgls IS a Fuller brush salesman Ru sell Farmer IS a G nlan, George Wlnters 15 a track star another Gregg RICE Jack French oyy ns a drug store Eugene Thompson 19 a professlonal foot ball player Gladys Spear IS a mlsslonary, Jack Hulst ls a photographer Bllly Kolb IS a professor, Imogene JIHGS 1S a school teacher, James Slade IS a chauffeur, Mar garet Cartel IS a dancer Ollve Carlthers has the controlllng lnterest ln a dalry, and Herbert Jones IS a zoology professor at Indlana Unlverslty I guess that takes care of the class of 194 Bud sald as he flnlshed all but y u What do you two do Oh we We re afrald our l1V6S have been rather lnslgnlflcant ln comparls wlth the llves of the rest of our class we replled We can say one thlng' though he class of 1943 IS a class to be proud of We tllen thanked Bud for the dellclous dlnner and bade hlm goodbye Then we stalted back to our llomes As we salled l011g through the alr we compared our ldeas on what we thought each one of oul old class mates would have been We came to the concluslon that nelther of us would have been rlght ln our prophecles Page Tlx enty ,, ' v . , Y . 1 , V I U 1 y . . , , . y . . ' va . . , 7 ' , 1 ' YY ll ! Y ,Y . ' U Q , ' , ' , , Y! . N l . l N4 Y v YK.. ' ' 'V 'Q' .. . ' ' , . , , l. , , ' L ' I , B l . . . . ' . L I , , M v . , y x L, H . , H v . D . v . . Y . 1 9 J ' ' 1 4 l V - l w ff 4 ' v ' c, . r ,. . . . . V v U H . . . . v V . . . , , , . U . V , Y ,W . . - 4 Y Y . Y Y ' , , i! u ' ' , . Y v- . . . Y u ' I . H , U . . . ' I Y . . . . , . . , LEWIS IS the manufacturer of false teeth, Charles Mason IS a farmer, Georgette MSTCICF ' S ' Q ' . . ' . I 1 . , . , Y ' : . f ' . - .S - . . - .y . , , . ' . ,. 3' ' ' . . . ' ' L ' ' A . l . . : .' 3 s: ' '- ' s ' - 3 , . V . . 9 l . A1 L . - ll . lj 77 ' ' ' ll 'Jr 1 'o . . ,, , . . . . . . . . on . . 1 ,, , . H . . . . . , t . ' . ' I v f Q '

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Wanda Partenhelmer leaves her Halloween costume to Mona Graves Vlalter Phillips leaves his Jokes and WISE cracks to Lawrence Funk Mary Pitman leaves her lipstick to Wilma Behymer Betty Rabun leaves her pOSll2l0h of yell leader to Shirley Stoll Sara Rabun leayes Jack Padgett her promise that she will not speak to another o James Read leaves his acrobatic ability to Bruce Brink Margaret Carter leaves her friendly personality to Betty Bruner Olive Jean Carlthers leaxe her Jeep hat and nlckname Gert to Eleanor Vhlllams Delores Revnolds leaves her mattention in class to karl King Norma Jean Rumple leases Princeton High School for her future mterest lh Mt Carmel Frances Scales bequeaths her short stature to Mary Hadfleld Rosalee Schleter leaves her share of Mr Pruett s library sl1ps and work to Doris Hanna Louella Schmldt leaves her lose to all the boys Melva June Sears leaves her love for humanity to Joyce Smkhorn Philip Spam wills hlS 12 A Literature credit to hls brother Irvm Tavlor leaves his reserxed seat at Douglass Pool Parlor to his younger brother Ralph during the noon rush Verner Thomas unwillingly leaves Lois Huff Evelyn Thurston leaves the skill and perfection of her every move to June Hillman Mary Lois Tyree wills her shy ness to Joella Nordhorn Nellie Vonderheid wills her long fmgernalls to anyone who bites his John Westfall leayes his w orries to his follow ers and Joms the marines Vxolct Williams leayes the spot llght on her car to bushwackers Ceorge Winters leayes his ieputatxon as a Casanova among freshmen to hls successor Noble Moratta. Jim Lewls leaves his laziness to Joe Hall and John QStudent Managerj Steyens These two should be able to take care of all of it Georgette Mercier leaves her curly hair to Miss Morris Bill Miller leaves h1S Ty rone Power smlle to John Walker Vlrl Minnis leaves nothing he is taking Betty Morris with him Jack Jlnes Bill HN and Gerald Welman leave thelr G I halrcuts to Zero McKinney and John Showers Don Barrett Bob Blake J1m Dyer and Jack Hurst leave the girls of fnnceton High School for a girl in every port Fred Sturgis and Nlck Yeager leave their ability to read mtrepret and commit poetry to Walter Cox and Harold Gourley Betty Elshoff leayes Wesley Fold for the other girls to fight over Dorothy Hollen and Vlfglnla Reed leaxe their quletness and shyness to Willet Brownley Sam Wood leayes hls unique way of celebrating to anyone else with the same inclinations Herbert Jones bequeaths vitamin tablets to the puny little freshman B1ll Kolb and Janet Witherspoon leaye their d1sc1pl1ne in class to Eugene Krug James Slade leay es his likeable way to Diane Colvm Frank Eads bequeaths number fue lane in the bowling alley to Whalen King Norma Lee Cox leaves her ab1l1ty as a pianist to Betty Bnnes Russell Farmer leayes Joy ce Smkhorn to wander about herself hoping she will gr duate soon Patty Franklin wills her vocabular to Eleanor Fullmg Lucille Turner and Eugene Thompson leave each other for better or for worse In concluslon we wish to thank our sponsors Miss Saupert and Mr Pruett for the patience they have had with us dur1ng our four years in high school In testament whereof we the senlor class have hereunto set our hands on this 19th day of April, ln the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty three Page Tw enty tw 0 b y'. - ' . , S ' ' u n ,. . , . Q . . . Y . . v , . V 4 ' B n ' v ' . , ' Q , ' . ' U Y! ' I A - . 'Charles Mason leaves his ability to call commands to Mr. Downey. . . . . r- . . . Y. . l . . . v . . H ,, . I . , . , . . . , ' Q Y , . , . 1 . Y v V . y . E . a . , 9 ' V.: 'Y I . 1 ' I . 1 , Y A . , y - u . , , .- .