Silver Creek High School - Silver Leaves Yearbook (Sellersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

FOREWORD We bring forth this Annual of 1946- 47 to share with the students who fol- low us, the happy memories which have been ours at Silver Creek High School, May it be a source of joy and pleasure to you as you review its pages. DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1946-47, dedicate this Annual to the World of Youth. No other age group is so inter- esting as youth. Upon your shoulders rests the responsibility of future suc- ess or failure, for you are the citizens of tomorrow. The challenge is truly great. May we all meet it bravelyg CONTENTS STIXFF aoooonooooooacoooooooooooooooaocoooooo0.0.0 FACULTY 000.00.000.0000000000000.0.0.0..090000000 SENIORS 00.010005.ooooooaoioiooooIDooo.aooooooooc CLASS HISTORY ..................................o JUNIOR CLASS . ....o............................ SOPHOMORE CLASS ..........................a...... FRESHMAN CLASS .................................. JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES ............................. CLASS PROPHECY ...............'................... ACTIVITIES ...................................... Glee Club and Band 45 Sunshine and Art Club ................ 46 S. C. ASSOCiation and Hi-Y 00.00.00... 47 Queen and Attendants 48 C'AIIENDIKR oooonaocooooooolooooooooonoooooonooooooi SPORTS 0.0...OOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOC0.0.....00000...... GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ........................ CLASS WILL ..................................... ADVERTISEMENTS ................................. AUTOGRAPHS ..................................... 4 5 8 14 25 29 31 33 36 39 44 51 61 62 68 77 THE STAFF eth Stockdell ASSISTANT EDITORe-Darrell Killen $tmga F SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS SENIOR PHOTOGRAPH MERE. , Scott Cook Emmett Baxter Jerry Steward Frances Dowdle June Cleveland Paul David Hinton Virginia Giltner Loretta Popp Mhry Jane Himebaugh Scott Cook SENIOR WILL SENIOR HISTORY Eunice Day ' Teddy Anson Doris Krajnak Eunice Adams June Cleveland Betty Riggle MEry Jane Himebaugh Carl Schaffner MIMEOGRAPH MGRS. Emmett Baxter Paul David Hinton SENIOR PROPHECY Jack Becht Loretta Popp Jerry Steward Carl Amos Mhzie Whitehouse Peggy Whmpler TYPISTS ADVERTISEMTNS MGBS. Frances Dowdle Kenneth Stockdell Francis Renn Darrell Killen SPORTS WRITERS ART EDITORS Lester Baxter Juanita Haas Virginia Giltner . Kathryn Regan Barbara Pendygraft M3216 Whitehouse PHOTOGFAPH mnapshotw MGR. BUSINESS MANAGER Mhrtha Ann Conaway Rita'Weber PHOTOGRAPHERS: Harry T. Regan Studios Hankins Studios PROOFREADER: Miss Fannie Stout SPONSOR: Miss Dawn Grouse 7 HE PAEULTY ' m. cm I. am, Principtl IL 8. :3 Indian: Uhivcrlity - P. G. work gt U. at L. and Butlor Univer- gny. tum Ii. mm CORNER, Assistant Wand. A. B, at Hanover 0011030 -- Graduate work at U. of 1.. 134 U. of I. Bachl Study mtmotorvmd 111-! Sponsor. m. mm 1. I'ILSW Clark county Superin- tendent of Schools. m.mm Trustee Of 811v crook rmhip IR. JOHN AIDREIS Vocational Agricultnro B. 8. in Agriculture ut Univorsity of Illinois, Junior Class Sponsor. m. mn.,mm lhsic IPEI - Indiana university 1L3. - Ihdinnu Uhivcrnity IRS. RUTH Batik Khan Economics Ralttod Subjects - 3.8. nt-Fhfduo, 1st grad. 13 0h... a lag. 3.8 .Slith MC. 1:160:10... Sunshino and Junior 61:... , Sponsorl. I188 nxil GBOUII Gentrnl lorlnl and 3311 . Stat. Thacher: Collogcs,k Oellnroo Dopartusnt sonior Sponsor E3. ALICE DBDRICH ms. LULU W hthomtica, Engliuh md . Bush Conservatary . 80310.1 Studios, Junior High, Purdue Univoraity Indiana State Teachers College Jordan Consomtory, B. l. m. JOI-U I. mm , MRS. HAY HcBRIDQ L. B. - Oontml Noml A.B. - Central Normal 3. 8. - Indiana University Art Work at Art Gunter, Graduate work at I. u. Louiqvillo - Bnduato LU. lath and History. kth Art. 11 mannmmrmn ' m.mnntr.nm Biology, mm: and Girls . M3100, 310109, mutiny 31701001 343903103. 30 8. B- 80 5mm hm; 7;: ct Intern kay't Sophomore opener. ' Tuchors 001109. m. DONALD sum, Gulch ms noun swam Physical lduutim uni ' M51131: uni Libruy , 'Biology. A. 3. - Franklin Gallop A.B.- Indiana Central H. 8. -. Indian Murat: On 12 MISS FANNIE STOUT A.B.and Graduate work at I. U. - 'English, Spanish, Penmanship. REV. H.T. MARSH M1n13ter,Church of Christ, Teaches Bible CARE AND MAINTENANCE, ' OF BUILDINGS. MISS EVELYN WEBER Ex-Office Girl MRS . MILLIE RICHARDSON BYERS ' Office Girl THE 513mm CLASS . DARRELL KILUBN - President Loarned cf Ion. Assistant Editor of Annual, School Phpqr Stuff, Hi-Y . .2 years Wice-PresJ thor in Connorco, lhth. JERRY STEWARD - Vice-Preaidont A little Inn but oh so witty. Hi-Y Pres. Junior Claus Pros., Basketball 2 years, 6.0.Aasoc1at tion, Track 1 year; Senior Pro- phecy, ihjor 1n Ihth. VIRGINIA GILTNER - Socratury Dynamite cones in saull packages. Sunshine Club 3 years 36portor , Junie: Claus Reporter, School Phpor and Annual Staff, 8.0.Asseciation, Pros. Cheer Loader 2 years. RIEA WEBER - Treasurer If I see something I like, I 3. mar it. Connorce, Business Ihnagor Q! School Piper and Annual, Special Foaturc Writer of Piper. 1.5 EUNICI HIE ADAMS Got to get that 5000. ' - Sunshine Club 4 years, School Php- f or Staff, Senior History, Sec. Trans. of Junior Class. RALPH ALBERTSON - An advocate of the never hurry-worry club. Basketball 3 years, S.C.Asaocia- tion, School Paper Mimeographer, Commerce. CARL AHDS Little guy with big ideas. Cammerce, School Paper and Annual Staff. JUNE CLEVELAND Naughty but nice. Sunshine 1 year, Glee Club, lhjor Homo Ec., Annual and School Paper Staff. IARTHA ANN CONAIIY Sweat and irresistiblc. Commerce 4 yrs., Sunshine 3 yrs., School Paper Staff, Photo Manau ger for Annual. TEDDY ANSON I say but few words. thor in Math, English, Proof reader on Paper, Senior History. EMMETT BAXTER - Brawn and brains don't work together. Basketball 4 years, Hi-Y 4 yrs., Track 2 yrs., 8.0.Assoc1ation. EUNICE DAY Love on a Greyhound Bus. English 4 yrs., anmanship 1 yr., Glee Club, and Senior W111. 16 FRANCES DWDLE Likod by :11. Gym 2 years, Schcol Paper and Annual Staff, Cameras 5 yoara, Nor in Math. 13st BAKER Oh: that bashful boy. war in Math, English, Comoros und History, Glee Club 1 year, Annual Stuff M; ncx mom ' 'Loud but listless. Prophecy for Annual, Not in 5th tad Latin. mm GIR'r Pleasant but quid. Gwretwd Hm Sc. 4 yam, School Paper Stuff. m KAI lu't'nodut of tho. 0,11.w Art 3 years, 0190 Club, Comorco and am Sm, School Paper M V m1 Staff. MOI son A flirt :1: heart. or in 5th, lngliah, cmrco, . Hiatory, Sehul Paper Stuff. 600?! 600! Glass crunch hnkothll 2 m, 31 ! 3 mo, 8. O.Mlu13tiu, 6100 Club, ' 8011001 ngor and m1 Buff. mum mac: . 1 ant to be alone. Sunshine club 3 yr.., 6100 611:8, ' 0090ch, Ha. lo School Paper. , mam names lover fails to 31:31. at thy- thing. lnglish, Home to... 0100 Club, Sunshine 2 years, 8. 0.13- uoiation. nomu' DOBBDIG Dutination mum. Nor 1n Comma, lngliuh, n1.- tory, Ix-urvico nu RUSSELL xswm A guy with the looks. $50: an Connor , History, lap, W 3 yr... 80h..1 hm! amt. MY MS Effie ient . IhJor 1n Connors. and lnglinh, ay- 2 years, School Paper Stuff. mam KLEIN - Hoth1ng our chaps hcr. Caner , Hm kc. 4 years, 8100 Club, School Paper Staff. 'ILLIAIqu-L Ho bothers no one. hJor in foreign language and hth. DAVID amen . Rat, drink, and bu um. Nor in Science, 3th., 111-! 4 yrs. Sgt at-Armn Basketull 3 yr... Pros. .I 01338 1 no, 3.0.1.8005;- ticn, moportorh Paper and mm. m KGHIIR - Oh: Thou boy: out of school. Comma, 6100 Club 3 yruc, Aulstan't Librarian. '18 mus m mm: ' uny- u good word for mom. 8mm;- 2 yarn, haintmt utnr- inn, Index- 1: Quote... Km 10., king. , and tuna. mm! W - 311mm ho hbm u. , N9! 1: $11: and Gout . mm m Silence 1- golden. war in lath, History . liner 11 Comm... m Jul mum 'I'nw friends 0:. monont Irina. . Hana 16., 6100 Club, ammo. 9mm PINDYM - , M of tho nay Uh. nuke up the 'hCJ-Co' ' Km '00 , 61.. Club. cum m Rudy for mything but wart. 81.! 4 pm, Wed Char Loader, lhjor in History, Science, 3th., lngliuh, Glee Club. FRANCIS mm m and lftioiont. n:n- 1n cmroc, heliuh, nth History, School Paper Ind mm POPP Luvor of boogie. comers. 4 years, School Paper Stuff, Prophecy for Annual. 2'9 KATHRYN REGAN Strictly a one'man girl. Sunshine 4 yrs. English, Home Ec. Art Editor for Annual and School Paper 0 IVAN SAMPLES A nan cf action. Basketball 2 years, Major in Mhth and History, Minor in Commerce. JANE'STRICKER A cute little blonds. thor in English, Home Ec. Iinor in Gammarce. anaanahip. CARL SCHAFFNER Ready to assist tho coach. Student lhnagor 2 yrs. Sports Ro- portor, Class History,.8.0. Asso- ciation, Intramural lhnagor. JEROHE SCHIFER A lover of farm life. Glee Club 1 yr. Nhjor 1n thh, History, English, Art 1 year. BETTY RIGGLE There's nischiof in her eye. Sunshine 3 yrs. Roma Ec. Com- merce, Assistant Editer of School Paper, Class History. JINES SMITH , A nan of the world. Baskdtball 1 year, 31-! 3 yrs, ; thor History, lhth,1831ohoo, Cheer Loader, U. 8. lhrinos. PEGGY IAIPIER . I tater above cvonyono. Connerco 4 years, Annual and School Paper Stuff. ' ' Q r ,JJ, r BETTY WELLS A little hard work never hurt anyone. Jr. class Pres., Htjor in Math and History. - EVERETT SNIDER Nan of the hour. lajor 1n lhth, Eng., History, Glee Club 2 yrs., Track 1 yr., Ex-service man, U. 8. Navy. KENNETH STOCKDELL 1'! a busy nu. Basketball 2 yrs., Track 2 yrs., Editor of School Paper and Annual. . , , ' '2 ' .A..... a: f k , a gf . IIIIIEA' Jlllllk. PIIRICIA WILLINGHAH be others matter? Art 4 yrs., lath, History, See.- Treaa. cf Freshman Class, Queen at Jr.-Sr. Pr... HAZIE WHITEHOUSE - Others know more about no than I know about myself. Art, Glee Club, Bible, Good Citizen D.A.R. Cont. Pro- phecy, Art Editor. JOSEPH WAIZ A man of his word. Hider in Math, Science, Hi-Y 2 years, School Paper Staff. MARY J1EE HIIEBAUGH - Reporter Laugh and grow fat. Sunshine 4 yrs., President 1 yr., School Phper Staff, Sonigr I111. BARBARA.PENDYGRAFT - Reporter Always full of pop. Sunshine 4 yrs., School Piper and Annual Staff, Cheer Loader. '21 '9 i 3 3; 3 CLASS HISTORY 'Early one bright September morning, in tho year of 1943, we were ohrollod as 80 Green Freshmen. 'We soloctog as our class sponsors Mrs. Hyslopo and Mr. Cortnor. As our officers, wo oloca ted David Hinton, President, Carl NcMinowuy, Vico-Prosidont, and Patricia Willingham, Secretary and Treasurer. The following students left school during the Freshman year: Betty Hargoshimor, Ruth Hartling, Imogene Sampson, Enda Klooham- mcr, Carwin Huckleberry, Carl YcNinoway, and Raymond Prnthcr. Nazio Whitehousc entered from Now thhington during that year. To begin the Sophomore year, we chose Hrs. NcBrido on Mr. Cortner as our sponsors. Our officers wore David Diooh, Presi- dent, David Hinton, Vioe-Prosidont, Botty Rigglo, Secretary, and Martha Conaway, Treasurer. During that year we Pissed Wanda Filler, who moved to Louis- ville, George Popp, who rovcd to Bordon, Herbert Johnson, who rovcd to Now'Washington, Juno Cleveland, who moved to California, David Dicch, who moved to Evansville, Thongs Robbins, who entcrod Jeffersonvillo High School, and Charles Ornan, who entered the Navy. Teddy Anson not with an accident and withdrew from our class temporarily. Irogono Alexander, Mildred Pennington, and Iris Jackson quit school to start working. Violet Broadus left us to enter into the grout institution of natrivony. Virginia Giltnor, Al Kamor, and Jerry Steward ontorcd our class that year. We started our third year of high school with an enrollment of 59 Jolly Juniors. 'We welcomed to our class two returned serv- icemen, Rothard and Everett Snider. That year we chose Mrs. McBride and Mr. Cortnor as our sponsors. Our officers were Jerry Steward President, Betty Wells, Vico-Prosidont, and Eunico yao Adams, Secretary and Treasurer. The Seniors were our guest at tho Prom given at tho High School Gym April 27. To danced to the music of Jack Somplo and his Orchestra. 25 .u- During that year we lost Paul Guernsey, Raymond Sink, and A1 lamer. Robert Dobbins quit to enlist in the Varines. Roy Ward, Charles Suddeth, Cyril Bowo, Vyra Caldbock, and Laverne Whitlock left us at the end of the semester. Jack Bocht, Juno Cleveland, and Myra Caldbeck entered the class that year. As dignified Seniors or are we dignified our membership dropped to 52. We selected as our sponsors Miss Standiford, Piss Grouse, and Mr. McBride. Our class officers were Darrell Killon, President, Jerry Steward, Vico-Prcsident, Virginia Giltncr, Soc- rctary, and Ritu'Wober, Treasurer. During our Senior year we had only one withdrawal. Raymond Sink entered tho business World. Pink and White were selected as our-class colors; the Pink Carna- tion as our flower; and Today'Tc Follow, Tomorrow We Load, was our motto. One of the main features of our Senior year was the class play directed by 1$8 Standiford. As you read this record in the years to come, bring a small portion of your memories for the class of 1946-47 Eunice Adams Teddy Anson Betty Rigglo Carl Schaffnor 2$ BEST ALL-ROUND Frances Dovdlo Emott Baxter Rita Ieber QUIETEST Herbert 3011M Doris Pondygraf't Raynond King 381' DRESS!!! Carl Sommor Juno stricter hot Boom HOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Teddy Anson mu. Whitehouso Darrell Kilian SHORES? Juno Clovolmd Carl Anon lhrcolla K1011: TALLEST Peggy Imla- Konnoth Stockdoll Eunice Day NOISIST horott Snider 517 Jun Himbaugh Inn 81-pin ,. w..- . v-.' m... w...r-... .--....- --,'.. x MOST ATHLETIC David Hinton Ralph Albertson .Virginia Giltner SMARTEST Betty Wells Francis Renn Loretta Popp MOST STUDIOUS Lester Baxter Mary James William Hall CUTIEST Eunice Mae Adams Scott Cook Millicent Jackson MOST CAREFREE Robert Dobbins Carleton Hauck Jerome Bove BEST LOOKING Patsy Willingham Russell Esvine Juanita Haas MOST CHARMING Martha Conavay Claude Meyer Betty McCammon MOST INNOCENT ACTING Doris Krajnak Joe Waiz Anita Girt MOST SINCERE Wilma Koehlor Jerome Senator Kathryn Regan l x-. x TOP ROW: Lillian Stepp, Jack Wamplor, Betty Batty, Herbert Van Pelt, Janet Ransom, Jerry Jones, Vada Mosley. SECOND RN: Gladys fhll, Carl Dunn, lhry House, Teddy Bridgmter, Shirley Neff, liner Popp. THIRD RW: Raynond Stoner, Ruth Koibler, Douglas Kranx, Joyce Schaefer, Charles lhsaio, lhrio Clapp. BOTTOH RON: Ralph Prather, Theodore Graf, Gladys Snider, Alfred Yeti, Ervin Pcttit. TOP BOX: Janos Viloy, try Sattorly, Williu Woods, Leona Samples, Ray Kopp, Anita Smith, Orrin Weber. SECOND Rm: Billy Dreyer, Shirley Popp, Carl Kamer, Garnette Jones, Cecil Bailey, Nan- cy Beck. THIRD ROW: June Brooks, Robert Grouse, Doris Jenkins, Robert Adams, Victoria Ihrt, Fred Henderson. Barron Rm: Alfred Samples, Russell Prather, Jeanette Case, Holvin Tobin, Robert Kahl. ..... .4 SUPHuMumgg TOP ROW: Floyd Hector, Kenneth Dreyer, Van Koohler, Roy Samples, Phyllis Boyl, Robert Prather, ' mun Jones, Huston Prall, Arlene Dilger, Robert Wail. SECOND Rm: Ihrcella Armstrong, Domld Swartz, lather Craig, Bobby Weber, lhrtrn Bore, Virgil Crawford, Dorothy Schindler, Phillip Hut- chinson, lhry Ellen Bold. THIRD now: Billy the Kohoe, Jerry Wilkeraon, Betty Champion, Norma Sanders, Caroline Graf, Robert Curtis, Geraldine Pendygraft, Ruth Popp. BUI'TOH Rm: Laura Vick, Willa Reed, Joanna. Watcher, Shirley Inner, Renae Cook, Dale lhkovsky. BUTTON PICTURE: TOP Rm: Phyllis Willingham, B11110 Thoma, Film Hclntyro, Filford Kopp, Mitzi lunar, Herbert Woods, Elm Cutherine Adam, ihrry Anson, Bonnie Blakley. SECGID now: lath Btwdiford, Teddy Kranz, Geneva. McDaniel, Lawrence Montgomery, June Killen, Kenneth inlay, lhry Dulaney, liner Kahl. THIRD RCW: Vanda Steward, Frieda studifard, Elmer Bonn, Joyce Bciloy Tommy Combs, Alice McMinnaway, Mildred James. BUI'TOH Rm: Joyce Robina, John Jams, lildrod Burr, Norm Whalan, Robert Fitzpatrick, Stella Pendygraft. MSW GLASS: T0? RN: Robert amt, foggy Book, Ralph M3510, llixuboth Cook, Jack Hitomn, Virginia Rigglo, Bobby Benson, noaemry Hutchinson. THIRD Rm: 111. Inner, ulna. Beyl, Aline hath , Kenton Jones, Aline Papp, hynu'd loan, A1100 M, John Butler. BIGOID non Vanda Spurgeon, Lawrence Kahl, Joyce lhaa, Janus IcGonnoll, Joyce Brady, Janos Popp, Thain Snidor, Fillies lorry. I135? Rat Danni. 'obor, Joyce Valhar, 91110 mlor, A1160 Taylor, Gloria Spoth, mine ubortson, Donald Huckleberry. 3m PICTURI: TOP ROI: 1111133 Book, Joan Rico, Georg. Pincnoy, hry Pottit, h: hornf, Mlotto knoll, Ronald Walker, Loom Gift. THIRD KW: Dorothy Bruin, Forrest Perry, m. Eocko'r, Chums Mkorson, 11011 Sewer, Joacph Roork, Vulorh 8m. HCOHD RN: Donn: Popp, . John nnko, mdrod Penny, Arthur Hid, um Bridgmtor, Garner Baxter, Halon Fiddler, Pow Collier. HRS? Rm: 1m Lon Hinton, urban Lulpkins, Eartha Jana, Kathryn Dunn, clan 3111.13, hry Boon. A TO? RUN: John Robert Linn, Ihry Robinson, Charles Tnckett, Alta Curtis, Janos Burr, Jo Ann Stonor, Freddie Everett; Lydia Dourghty. SECOND ROW: Edvard Miller, Doria Pennington, Jimmie Regan, Dolores Carr, Butch Hinton, Joyce Offitt, Billy Wilhrson, lhry Penny, Larry Beyl. THIRD Rm: Joya. Koiblor, Etta Iho Brandy, Jim. Huff, Inoillo Vilkeraon, Elvin Dickson, huhti me. am RN: Louise Butohimon, Hcrsil Miller, Beth Taylor Donald Kenpf, Norm Rood, Donald 'hylor, Betty Broady. TOP KW; Ersil Regen, Rotta Landon, Thoma lhruh, Wanda Woods, tarry Weber, Joyce Kopp, Arnold Conny, lhrilyn Robson, June Heath. ROW 2: Joyce McCamon, lhrion lcClusky, Nancy Walker, Villiam Ihrt, Peggy Baxter, Robert Stewart, lhry Rigglo, Envin basic, Rm 3: Helen Pixoloy , Claude Spencer, Barbara fhau, Albert Hustodt, Moneta Roardon, Clarence Ehringor, Dolores Walt - an, BOTTOM ROW: Rex Callie, Ruth Himebaugh, Bruce lontgomery, lam Taylor, James Rocker, Inl'obor, Robert Hustodt. EIGHTH GRADE m 0358: TOP RN: Innoc- Dovdlo, Bit: Inbor, Lilliux Stopp; Ruth Popp, A1100 Juno Frau, Anita. Girt, Jam Poudymft, Von Koohhr, hrioa Jon , Victorn ran. BICOND RN: Gnrnotto Jon , lanoy Bock, Lorain Popp, Jun. Brooks, Virginia. Curtis, m1. Hooker, Vulcan 3m, thrill: 3010, Dorothy Bohindlar, Ariana Dilgar. THIRD ROI: Patty lininghuz, Dori- Pondygnft, Batty McCu- non, Ind: Stmrd, Joyo- Sohuhr, Jun Striokor, Phyllis William, Millicent Jackson, Ill: 0. Adam. am 8; : Jun. Clovulund, Lorain. Alborhon, Virginia Giltnor, Gloria Ann Spoth, A1100 Juno lolinnmy, Joyce Bailoy, 53-0911: 10.0131, Carolin. Gut. 3mm GRADE: TOP Rm: I'm Broadua, Norm J. Droyor, Gary has, Vila Kahl, Ex Vard, Joyce liming , Herbert Baker, Bunnie Cleveland, Janna Bottortf. SEOOND Rm: Janos Griffin, Victoria Snider, Clayton Nott, MILL: Soifru, Sue Ellen Regan, Ton Hart, Joann 11ch011. THIRD RN: Larry Dickson, Peggy Boyl, Billy Baxter, Dorothy Schohl, Ivor: Linn, Hilda Steward, Larry Thoma, 3m Rm: Shirley Duluoy, Frank Broady, Nancy Bottorff, Dorothy Montgomery, Domld Prnthor, Roma Hutchinson. CLASS PROPHECY Yes, and bring my black shoes too, while I see who's at the door. I opened the door and there stood none other than Jerry Steward, new President of the Rockefeller Institution, and his private stenographer, Loretta Popp. Time was limited so they quickly laid their plans be?ore me. Since Jack Becht, they;and myself had written the class pro- phecy back in I947,and were all located in New York, they sugges- ted that we attempt to determine the accuracy of our prognostic- ations. I readily agreed and grabbed my things and went along to find Jack. He agreed to go, although it would mean interrupting his project of remodling the Empire State Building. Inoidently, Jack is one of the world's most famous Architects. The first person was easily found, as I am in close contact with Juanita Haas, who is doing well for herself here in New York desinging for howers Models. Thinking it would be wise to work from Clark County, we boarded a train which took us through Rhode Island and stopped at Providence. For relaxation we took a walk through the residen- tial district. A little girl was swinging on a gate in front of an attractive white cottage. On drawing near we could see that she had round rosy cheeks and soft blonde curls,and big blue eyes that sparkled when she said, Hello, have you seen my daddy? It's time for him. Oh there he is now! 'Well! whose daughter could she be but Carl Schaffner's? He told us that he is new owner of the Hubba Hubba Truck Lines, a coast to coast outfit. After a few hours of speeding across country, we arrived in Louisville just as a special train was loading. The train was taking the basketball team of U. of K. to a big game. On hearing a commotion behind me, I turned around; and Emmett Baxter was saying to Jerry, Yes, I'm their Coach and I'm sure proua 0? them. We've lost only one game this season. And, Jerry, this is my star player David Hinton Junior. His pop and -nln, the formor Millicent JeoEson, are his chief boosters. we told him our bus- iness and as he jumped aboard he said that iWilIiam Hall is Pro- fessor of Math at U. of K. 39 -.....,...u........... -7... . v, . ' It was late so Jack suggested we stay in Louisville for the night. I decided to dash down to Cynthianna, Kentucky, and visit my old friend Doris Jean Krajnak, who is living on a farm with her husband. When I returned, I found that Loretta had decided to visit the Casting Club and had there met Bett Ri gle, who had said, I settled here in Utiee with my Clif so I wouid be close to the Clubx' Jerry and Jack had gone over into New Albany and found Wilma Koehler as head of the cosmetics department in Newberries aims store. She told them that Barbara Pendygraph and Betty ng Gammon were running the Frizzle Dizzie Beauty ghoppe there. Bright and early the next morning, we hopped over to Speed and the first place we went was the Community House, which is now as nice and as large as Madison Square Garden. Gee, the place was big and it seemed that there was no one around until we wan- dered into one of the big gymnasiums. There in the reir was Ivan Samples in boxing gloves taking 0. real workout. Ivan is now heavy--- weight champion of the world. He took enough time out to say Hello, and to tell us that Joe Waiz was to referee the next scheduled fight. He alsotold usthat Jerome gghaefeg owned and op- erated the largest farm in Southern Indiana. We rented a car and drove up to the Barrell'Sohute Knobs. we were stopped at the toll gate by two attractive ladies. No sooner had we stopped than Rita weber't ioioe rolled, ' Jexgy, end an . interesting conversation followed. The other lady was marcella Klein. tInoidently we didn't have to pay the toll.i We swung around a curve and started downward. On a ridge a few yards off set a man with a hoe in his hand submerged in the depths of thought. It was Herbert Hollkamp. When we asked him what was on his mind he replied, I'm gonna find a way yet to cut down these knobs: A men can't make a living raising potatoes. Every time I start to dig them they roll down the knobs. iWe couldn't tarry long so we journeyed on, that is until the car coughed a time or two and then simply refused to roll, even down hill. There was nothing'uado but walk to the nearest phone. So that we did, but luckily our walk was not a fruitless one, we found that Lester Baxter had given up thrilling the girls withtus blonds cufTE$-?3r the peaceful life of a hermit. 'We 'were soelh thused by our conversation with Lester that we walled all the way back to the car before realizing why we were walking in the first place. We found the emergency broke on, so that explained everya thing except our stupidity. ho We drove back to Sellersburg vie Bennettsville. As we ap- proached the town we noticed an old billboard which read, Anson for mayux. we uinquired and sure enough, :22 Anson has been elected. For lunch we went to maple Inn. ggxmond King is the Proprietor. He told us that his floor show three nights a week was a great attraction. He tap dances and our old classmate, June Cleveland 13 a bubble dancer. All through Sellersburg we saw posters announcing the return of Sellersburg's Admiral and a big parade. You can be sure we were on hand to see it. While we were waiting, who should walk up but Scott Cook and his wife, Elma Katherine. Scott is now County Agent of Clark County. Kathrxn gage; was there, toe. She is living a happy life as the wife of Bubby Prather. Betty Wells has taken over'Mr. Cortner'e department at the high SEEEBT: Finally the Parade came. my: But the Silver Creek Band looked nice and sounded even better than in 1947. Admiral Ever- 121 Snider was introduced and began speaking at about two o'cleEk in the afternoon. Four o'clock came and he Was still tulking- five o'cloek-and by six we were getting hungry and tired so we left. On our way to the car we passed Miller's store and there stood the former Carleton Heuek, who is assisting her husband, Garland Miller, in his meat marEet. For our evening meal we went out to St.Joe. Jerome E232 had taken over the Cafe and Francis Renn is head waiter, with $531 James as head of the waitresses and managing the kitchen. They told us that Kenneth Stockdell was an undertaker in Scottsburg and also that Doris Pendzgregh lived here end was the world cham- pion typist. So we went to Seottsburg for the night and to visit with them. ' While we were relaxing and talking over our plans in the hotel lobby, a gay-looking lady walked in, dressed to the gills, if I may use the expression. Giltngg, gasped Loretta. What are you doing these days? I asked. And in true Giltner-fushion she replied, Making Business for Kenny Steekdell. well you never could pin Virginia down, especially to a sensible answer. But from our spicy conversation with her we gather that she is still running wild. We stopped at Wimpy's as we came back from Scottsburg. Same name, same location, but a Classy place now with Mia. John Biggs, the former Peggy gaggigy, as proprietor. .Anijg Girt is head waitress. 41 ' We stopped along the road to take some pictures and suddenly we heard a woman yell, You spend more time with your sick horses than with me, and a cabbage sailed out the door. But QEETEll Killen was far enough ahead of it that he wasnt hit. Oh, helief' he Said when he realized that we were spectators. Then he went on to explain that since he was a vetinarian, Jane was jealous of his horses. Jane is the former E222 Stricker, of course. She had gotten the cabbage from the truck farm next to them which is run by Ralgh Albertsgg. From memphis we drove to Charlestown in the hope of finding some of the Creekers there. As we were sitting in the car won- dering what to do, we heard- I wish I could go, Russell, but Donna says I can't go out with you anymore. From the rest of their conversation we gather that RusseD.Eswine is still avail- able and that Bobbv Dobbigg has setUed down with Donna Hutchimmn. It seemed we had found about everyone to be found in Clark County, so having been informed that Hertha Conawav was in San Francisco as Dr. Kildare's receptionist, we decided to take a plane to California. my: the rent on that plane was high, but what did we care so long as Jerry was financing us. We reached the airport early so we thought perhaps weid take a look at the open air theater. Carl $323 is running it and seems to be making good profit. After a shbrt visit with him,.we Ire- turned to the airport. When we had boarded and were comfortably seated, we heard a laugh which made us all look up. Frances Dewdle stood there in a Stewardess' uniform smiling at us. Our plane was forced down by a storm near a dude ranch. Sear ing shelter, we entered a building which had on the front Ifzid- ing won't reduce you, the Tarr System will, Come in. Lt the desk was a slim attractive dark headed lady. Mary Jane Himebaugh said that since she had found the system to be such a success she de- cided to go west and try it. We reached San Francisco and had a wonderful chat with Mar- tha, after which we decided to go to Hollywood since we were so close. To happened to be successful in getting passes to watch a movie being filmed. For a moment we thought we saw Van Johnson, but that was absurd. This fellow Was too young for Van. It was 42 Claudia mexer rehersing a love scene with Pgud525Willin ham, the now is as famous as Betty Grable used to be. Her most ardent ad- mirer is her husband, Jimmy Smith, who has become a high-ranking military official. From Hollywood we went to Texas, where Eunice 231 is an ofo ficial in the Bell Telephone Company. To save time, we had a private plane take us to Miami, Florida, where we saw a bathing beauty contest. Who should be the winner but M?s.George HCMurry, the former Eunice Egg Adams. And now I'm riding on the train while we go back to NewYork. I'm in a hurry to get back and finish the packing I had started when I was delayed by this journey. You see, my husband and I are leaving tomorrow for Lake Fames Christian Assembly where we are to teach in the Summer Youth Camp. Jack Becht Loretta Popp Jerry Steward M3216 Tmiethouse 43 1.1m 9i , I . BAND: TopRon curl Dunn, Joyce Ehringor, Dotty Brady, Ihrnyn Robson, 311d: Steward, Billy Mayor, lamnco Kahl, Incl Rogers, Juno: 'ney, Lorain. Albertson, lnry L. Rigglo, Dixie I111 , hymn! loan, $00M? now: lhry 1:. bold, Joseph Roork, Herbert Vun Pelt, nu:- ma, Jun- IeConnoll, Billy huio, Toddy Bridgontor, Dough. Kruu, Janna Iochtor, w. Orton 82-133., In- structor. m R : Russell Enino, Bob Weber, Joyce Schufar, John Linn, Just Ransom, '11- ll Idkor, Bobby Btmrt, Joyce walker, Clarence Fulkerson, Kenneth Droyor. FOURTH RN: lolorn Otrr, Dolor Ialtnnn, Juan Huff, litzi 11111 , hrvin huio, Vuhti Haas, Inn Linn, Rom Jun Brant, Rona Cook. 61!! CLUB: TOP 3W: Peggy Collier, Gcrnott. Jones, Betty Champion, Dotty 81:31., lilliant Juk- un, Damn Popp. mom RN: Don Burn, Jorm Schafu', hater antor, Boott Cook, Billy Droyor. THIRD RN: hzio Whitehouu, Culoton husk, Inn Koohlor, Thalia Buidor, hry Duluoy, Dori. Pondygnh. xoun'm RN: lb. Orrou Briggs, Instructor, aqm- Iillinghua, hrcolh K1013, urban bunting, Shirl. Islkor. 8m: 1'0? Rm: Shirley Popp, Gcmtto Jan. Donn: Popp, Doria Jm mm, Fm Book, mu Nth, Dotty Rial... o-num Mnnft, Bhirloy Hoff. 3mm now. M111! 1111:;- hn, Iillicont Jtohon, Juno Mthcr, Joye. Sohofor, 1.1111111 Stopp, Juno Kilian, hthryn Rog- u, Itr'y W Hhohugh, Juno Brookl. THIRD Rm: Eunice In Adm, Norm Ebringor, Iu'y noun, Betty Jon loCI-on, Harbin Conny, urloton muck, Barbara napkins, Wands. Steward, wn- lclhr. zonal now. In. Bun , Burban Pcndygnft, Virginia. Giltner, Joyce Walker, Run Cook, Juno Clonhnd, Shirley Wuhan HOT PICTURED: Comic Jones, Ens Lou Hinton, Von Iochlor, Gonm XoDuLtols. m CLUB: TOP RM: Blur m1, Virginia Curtis, Joseph Roork, Doria J. mm, Kenton Jones, Jun Pnthor, Phyllis Hillinglun, Victorh Hart, A1109 Jana Fran, Alice Ann Taylor, Lydh Daugherty, Juanita Han, Dixie Loo liner, Horn. Rood, Ihry Booht, In. lny loBrido, Sponsor, 13:81.21. lobar, Ghdya Snider, Willia- lorry. ..6..t 1 1'0? non Jouph '31:, Rly Kopp, Robert Pruner, lorry Steward, George Pinckloy, Darrell 3111a, Kenton Jon , Herbert Van P0115. RN 2: Scott cook, Orrin 10130:, David Hinton, coon Bailey, Bobby 'obor, Phillip Hutchinson, . Billy Drcyor. now 3: Arthur Gotta , Sponsor, humane lontgo-ory, Claude onor, Iilford Kopp, Billy Thong, Billy lorry. now 4: n..- Coabn, humus. ma, Dal. hkmky, Donnie Jo Huckleberry, Robort ritxpctruk. 8.0. 5380011110! '10? RN: Curl Bohffur, Orrin '00:, 00011 may, Jam Btmrd, Scott Cook. mm 3W: Ouch Dould uylu, hnnoth stookdoll, Carl nnr. norm! RN: Virginia 011th , Pull David Hinton, unison Jackson. , .wv-WW-r- . .w-.wm..q.,:....v -mrl. , uwv-IVWW BASKETBALL Qusm herHchn danTS, NHHQ? T J'JC K5014, .. PhY,I,S WI.I'I.NGHAM, SQFhthORG, Uka JDM'or 5Tahdin3 behind Coach Sarlor Senior, Alarms Ellrl'ni'r: LWilmn Wnl A'EIV, fmsshmah. CALENDAR August 30 ...............,............ School Started October 11 ................. Sophomore-Frgshman Party October 23-24-25 ..................Teachers Institute November 21 - 22 .............. Thanksgiving Vacation December 22 - January 2 .......... Christmas Vacation March 19 - 21 ........... Class Basketball Tourname3$ March 8 ......Juniors and Seniors went to Indianades for State Legislature Meeting 158er1 21 U...CO.COOIOOOCOICOOCOUOOO..0000... Operetta March 25 ............... Hi-Y meeting at North Vernon April 4 - 8 O O O O C O O C C O O C O O O O . O C O . O O I 0 spring vacation April 11 ............ Choral Festival at Indianapolis Mhy 8-9 ........................... Senior Class Play May 15 oooooaoovonoooooooocoooononooo2ooaoo seniOr Day my 16 IOOOOIOOOCOOOOOOIOOOOOIOOCOv0.0.0... Reception lhy 18 0....0.0.0IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOO. Baccalaureate May 23 0000.000.ooooooooooooooooaonooooo commencelllent l'hy 24 .00...CO.l...0.0.0.0....OOOOOOOOOSchool Closed 50 ix, l IRS! nu: Tap lam Jerry 8W, Curl blur, Ray Xopp, Orton 'obor, Willis. Woods, Phillip Hutchinson, Iilford Kapp. Buond Rn: Ir. IoBrido, Curl Summer, Ralph Albertson, Dtvid Hinton, Jerry Jams, Ir. Snylor. Third Rom 09011 Bniloy, Kenneth Stockdoll, tad Robort Iobor. 8300119 mm Top Row: Robert Curtis, Dale Mmky, Teddy Kruu, Iilford Kopp, Dumy Inbor. Becca! RI : k. Sqlor, um.- Bcck, V1115... Vooda, Roy Smplos, Donnie Joe Huckleberry. ' BASKETBALL TEAMS w: JUNIUHEHI 1' mm HIGH mm mm Top an: m lulu, Aliert Huston, Jun Bottorrf, 019:0an Shrin- pr, Anon Gm. 800m non ma Inuit, lulu Rom, hrry Butoh' Hinton, nun: Imonm, Run! Brendan. ' man 8108360!!! nu: rap Ran Robert mamt, Clarence mine , m huh, Robert 8t.- vu't, Albert mstodt; Boomd Row: muu- Ilu-t, Incl Rogers, wry Boyl, Herbert Mar, ' urn Voter. ' BASKETBALL TEAM cu m: 7111131.. mum, 01min Ivor, lobar. Wyatt, 31111. n... 1'- camp u '11! camcu MI l-x'w was a 1nd who I rally on tho bun, In thou pitching for tho Croohn tons. a follow who 1. gthrut on tho floor, Im'll no hit ulwnyu boott- ihx that score. K Q0. ,GE vs .- 1- 1 wondor-nn. . Be an hit that basket ' when no one can. few the playa- who d b that ball, And aka a balkat when- ever wo'd cull. 1- a guy when t r1. udoro, with 1 l of fight, 3. always say. we will not, we night. And believe no kids he'- $9 a threat on the floor. .mr-.-...-......h- ' .- ,- -. , WN'VT' Silver Creek 33 There Nov. 1 Austin 24 The first victory of the season was over Austin Eagles. Buddie Weber and Albertson scored 7 points each. Silver Creek 41 Here Nov. 12 3 Vallonia 48 The Creekers went down fighting to the Vallonia Red Birds, with Beans Hinton taking scoring honors of 13 points. Silver Creek 45 There Nov. 15 Corydon 47 The second defeat of the season was at Corydon in an exciting double-over-time, with Bailey scoring 12 points. Silver Creek 31 There Nov. 20 Jeffersonville 42 The defeat by the Red Devils proved to be more exciting than the score indicated. Hookshot Bailey took scoring honors with 11. Silver Creek 36 There Nov. 22 French Lick 31 Creekers played French hick Red Devils. Baxter scored 12 points. Silver Creek 35 3 There Dec. 3 Charlestown 34 Creekers won a close victory over the Pirates. Albertson racked up 10 points. Silver Creek 51 Here Dec. 6 Salem 36 This was the best game of the season. Stockdell scored 14 points. Silver Creek 43 Here Dec. 13 Flaget 38 The Creekers defeated Flaget with Bailey scoring 12 points. Silver Creek 27 There Dec. 17 Orleans 29 The Creekers journeyed to Orleans for a slim defeat;Bai1ey, 10 points. Silver Creek 30 Here Dec. 20 Henryville 27 Creekers edged by Hornets by a 3-point margin. Kopp had 7points. Silver Creek 37 Here Jan. 3 Oolitic 32 Creekers played host to Oolitic and Bailey had 10 tallies. January 4 The Creekers won the Brownstown tourneyty'defeating Clear Springs and Brownstown. Kopp scored 12 points against Clear Springs, and Baxter scored 13 against Brownstown. Silver Creek Here Jan. 17 Corydoh 21 Silver Creek was victorious over Corydon. Baxter scored 9 points. 56 Silver Creek 37 There Jan. 24 Brownstown 42 Both teams played a fast game but the final gun found the Creekers trailing. Bailey took the scoring honors with 11 points. Silver Creek 49 Here Jan. 28 Fayetteville 41 Creekers win over Fayetteville. Albertson scored 11 points. Silver Creek 47 There Jan. 31 Hope 36 We visited the up-state Hope Red.Devils. Bailey scored 13 points. Silver Creek 45 Here Feb. 4 Charlestown 37 Creekers knocked over the tough Charlestown five and Bailey comes through again scoring 14 points. Silver Creek 43 Here Feb. 14 Scottsburg 31 Silver Creek temps over Scottsburg. Albertson, every where on the floor, scored 17 points. Silver Creek 30 Here Feb. 18 iWest Baden 34 Creekers played worst game of the year. Hinton tallied 14 points. I.H.S.A.A. Sectional Tournament Feb. 26,27,28, March 1, 1947.. Silver Creek won easy victory over Mhuckport in first fold of the tourney, 56-31. tEvening, Feb. 284 Silver Creek out-classed, out- played, and outashot the New Albany Bull Dogs, to win by a large margin of 55-42. This is the first time in the history of S.C.H.S. that the Croekers have ever won a game from the Bull Dogs and the first time in 15 years that New Albany has lost to anyone except Jeff. David Hinton tied Ed Denton's record in scoring 22 points against any New Albany team in Sectional Tourney. Dave also holds all-time foul shooting record of 666 per cent. Silver.Creek 40 Afternoon, march 1 New Salisbury 29 New Salisbury was tramped by a classy Silver Creek team afterudn- ning 22 straight games. Hinton and Albertson lead the scoring with 8 and 9 respectively. Silver Creek 32 Evening, March 1 Jeffersonville 44 Final game in tourney. After playing a very fast game against New Salisbury, Silver Creek was too tired to stay with the hard driving Red Devils. Dave Hinton again took high scoring honors of 10 points. Here's to the Coach, hnd here's to the Team And here's to the Orange and Blue. And here's just our way of saying today - We're wonderfully proud of you: -vFannie J. Stout 57 d' -. 12 ND llN BASKETBALL TEAMS m1: m2: m3: m4: mus: EM My, Robort 0112, Robert ma, Illnr nu, Robert Adm, M011 lulu, luck M1 . Ralph Pnthor, 'hrry Anon, mm: 31:31., Alfrod Swing, Slur Popp, lawman lontgoury. Won Jon , Jerry Jinn, Robert Curtis, M Bath, Ralph W. mu. ant, hm Iobor, nuiun Pnthor, Robort arouse, W rut. lulu: Tobin, Woo K1111, Mutt Snider, 1rd Morton, lnbort Yul Pelt. d CLASS WILL W3, the Seniors of 1946-47, of the great institution, called Silvor Crook High School, being of sound mind and reasonably good judgment, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last till and testament this fifteenth day of Mhy in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-seven A. D. I, Eunice Mao, George, Al, Gone, Starlight, Donny, Oh! those New Albany boys, Adams, do hereby Will and bequeath my ability to get thin in my Freshman year to Donna Popp. lWith this you will be able to captivate Grahan Hinton. I Ralph Edward, Pancake, Maple Inn, Billie Mao, Star,. Al- bertson, do hereby Will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Elmer Louis Kohl. I, Carl Edward, Shorty,Penn, Cutie, Donna Joan, Killon, June, Eddie, Amos,zknhcroby will and bequeath my friendly ways to Robert Fitzpatrick. I, Toddy Loo, Too-To, Cutie, Blondie, Turnqon-ovor, Anson, do herbby'will and bqquoath my ability toowrook-cars and -$till have one to Roy ?Ozark amplos. I, Lester Graham, Curloy, Blondie, Dimplos, Bashful, Smiley, Baxter, do hereby will and bequeath my innocent Smile to Tut Hoff. I,Hbrmah Charlos,Bluebeard,l$ack, Betty Joan,Whiz, Becht, 3?. do hereby will and bequeath my quiet ways to Emma lou Hinton. Take this and use it, for goodness sakes. I, Jorome Hubert, Jerry, Bonnie, Bowe, do hereby will undto- quoath my ability to vamp the girls to Jocleamplorl I, Sarah Juno, Shortyl Jake, Moem Bill, Sarie, Red, Baby, Yost, Dimplos, Rusty, Bob, Schustor, Sodaojork, Clevoland,do hero- by will and booucath ry ability to capture all the boys hearts to Connie Jones. You'll know what to do with it, Connie. 62 I, Mhrtha Ann, Hort, Nao,-Shortio, Curly, Rha-rha, Annie, Oht how that bush has grown, Marty, Charming, Conawuy, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with a curly headed boy to Marcella Armstrong. I, Douglas Scott, Scottie, Elma Catherine, Cookie, Bonob- warmer, Spooner, Crooner, Cook, do hereby 1131 and bequeath my pretty brown curley hair to Rex Callis, use thus, Rex, and you wont have to waste your money on pormanonts. I, Eunice, Hum-Dingor, North Carolina, Earl, Blondie, Herman, Little Red wagon, Angel's Kitchen, Oh: you blue-oyed devil, Day, do hereby will and bequeath my beautiful blonde hair, which is natural, to Helen Fiddler, With this, Helen, you won't have to use all your money buying Doroxido. I, Robert Anthony, Bobby, TOny, Dobby, Fourth Dam, Bertha, Donna, Dobbins, do horebyxwllcum bqu?ath my ability to get stra- ight A's in English to Phyllis Willingham. - 1,0hihaztns-Frances, Homer, Kate, Wilford, Jimmie, Dowdlo, I. hereby W111 and bequeath my ability to get all A's to anneth Edm- 5y. I, Russell Loo, Conceited, Good- -looking, Stupid, Flirt, 'IM lovc-only-mysolf, Eswino, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with Charlostown girls to Buddy ?obor. I, Virginia Irono, Buzzio, Bill, Jack, Bob, Katydid, Ginger, G1gs,Stuff,T1d-Bid, Giltner, do hereby will and bequeath my a- bility to wear a sxroator and look nice to Shirley Popp. I Anita M10, Nltor, Darrell Blackie, Quietness, Girt, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go without make-up and stun look nice to Mary House. I, Juanita Juno, Janie, Kenny, Charles, Blondie, Haas, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to live with tho Broaddus fam- ily to Mary Ellen Dold. With this Eiary Ellen, you won't have to chose him in church. I, Martha Carleton, Marthic, Garland,J1mnic, Gerald, Curt, Blockie, Kenny, Blondie, Hauck, do hereby will and bequeath my a- bility to go steady to vora Ioohlor. 63 I, Charles Willkun, Bill, Influence, Brain-Storm, Smarty; HalL do hereby Will and bequeath my ability to get A's in Government to Jerry Jones. I, Mary Jane, Sarie, Sadie, Kelly, Cuddles, Lou, Kamer, Baby, Hirebaugh, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers without being a bore to William H. Dreyer. Take this Billy, and use it because you sure need it. I, Paul David, WOnder-Boy, Salty, Beans, Davy, Basketball Star, Henryville, Sleepy, Fourth Dam, Yillioent, Tunnie, Betty, Evelyn, Hinton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get good grades in citizenship to Billy Thomas. 'With this Billy, all the teachers Will like you. I, Herbert John, Herby, Jonnie, Hblkamp, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay home and not have girls on my mind to Rusty Prather. L I, Millicent Laverne, Huba-Huba, Vil, Millie, Gerald, Giggles Stinker, Melvin, Beans, Jackson, do hereby will and bequeath my good shape to Alice Ann Taylor. lJith this, Alice, you won't have to flirt with the boys so much. I,Mary Ruth, Jamie, Ruthie, James,do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be one of the best waitresses of St. Joe to 'Norma Whalen- I, meroella Catherine, Sweater Girl, Norbie, Klein, do here- by will and bequeath my ability to have a private parking place at Manus, every Sunday night, to Elma Catherine Adams. With this you won't have to park on those country roads. I, Darrell Raymond, Janie, Rita, Anita, Gee-Gee String, Bud, Kill Quick, B-B Brain, Pres., Killen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be president of a Senior Class to Billy Dreyer. With this, Billy, you can get attention from the class without trying so hard. I, Raymond Deward, Curly, Hairless Joe, Tap Dancer, King, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be king of Maple Inn, to anyone who wants it. I, Wilma Clara, Dimples, Melvin, Bob Georgie, Clarie, New- berry's Incorporated, 5 andJL; Brown Eyes, Feehler, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with New Albany boys to my sister,' Vera. Take this, vera, and use it as well QS I have. 64 I,Betty Jean, Charlestown, Bobby, Raymond, McCammon, do here- by will and bequeath my ability to go with boys from other sohdols to Stella Narie Pcndygraft. I, Doris Jean, Jeahnie, Mississippi, Ervin, Pokey, Stage- Coach, Brown Eyes George, Oh: I love that boy, Krajnak, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to slay the piano in six easy lessons to Mary House. I, Claude James, Red, Skippy, WQnda, Aileen, Eunice Mao, Claudia, Van, Playboy, Meyer, do hereby Will and bequeath myae bility to be late every morning and still get my grades to Helen Fiddler. With this, Helen, you won't have to use that clock story too often. I, Barbara Ann, Bobbie, Babs, Five-Minute, Dump-truck, Bill, Bob, Torky, Dizzy, Pendygraft, do hereby will and bequeath my graceful ways of walking to Anita Smith. I, Doris Louise, Louoy, Quiet, Pendygraft, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to not be boycrazy to anyone Who thinks they need it. I, Kathryn Aileen, Kate, Kat, Bubby, One-man-woman, Regan, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be one of the neatest girls in the class to Bonnie Blakley. I, Francil Charles, Frank, Charlie, Flora Ann, Renn, do here- by will and bequeath my ability to be the' most quiet boy in the class to Clarence Fulkorson. I, Betty Joan, Sonny 80y, Jerry, Manchaser, Cliff, Pumpkin- juice, Jimmy, Steady, Riggle,do hereby witland bequeath my ability to have numerous boyfriends to Bonnie Rae Cleveland. I, Ivan Joseph, Joe, Gladys, Curly, Specks, Blushy, Bashful, Hall, Samples, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to know how to blush to Herbert Van Pelt. Ill Jerome Charles, Jevryy Millicent, Aileen, Schafbc. do hereby will and bequeath my private parking place to anyone who can find as good as I have. I,Carl Stout, Maizy-Daisy, Shower Room, Rosy, Pudgy, Ruffles, Dimples, Keyhole, Jack, Two-for-a-Nickel, Pogie, Blow Boy, Jaly. Bean, Schaffner, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to assiSc tant coach to Donnie Joe Huckleberry. I, Harriett Jane, Blondo Bomber, Kitten, Darrell, Hall, Herb, Ace, Atlas, Stricker, do hereby Will and bequeath my ability to go with a different boy every night and still have Darrell, to Marie Clapp. 65 I, Kenneth Gayle, Cookie, Janie, Juanita, iLong John, Slim . Boy, Romeo, Stockdoll, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with a Freshman girl in my Senior year to Ralph Graf. I, Jerry Weldon, Wolf, Rough-guy, Rita, Gerry, Emma Lou, Ste- ward, do hereby will and bequeath my forward ways to Tommy Combs. I, Joseph Edward, Joe, Ed, Eddie, St. Joe, Whiz, do-hereby will and bequeath my ability to have reservations at St. Joe Night Club, every Saturday night to Anita Smith. I, Peggy Lou, Peg, John Herman, depler, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to wear long skirts and look nice to Dixie Lee Miller. I, Rita lho, Darrell, Burt, Ernie, Nan-snatcher, Jorry Weber, do hereby will and bequeath my beautiful hair to Esther Craig. With this you can be able to oaotivate the men. I, Mazic Evelyn, Brown-Jug, Carl, Cornie, Narizo Doats, Jon, The Amazing Nazio, Match Maker, Faster Mind, Whitehouse, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to always have a right answer in Home Ec.to Betty Batty. With thig Bettx,you won't have to study so hani I, Patricia Ann, Patsy, Jimmy, Torkoy, Jack, Queenie, Herbie, Shelton, Bill, George, Willingham, do hereby will and bequeath my abilityrto be beautiful and not dumb to Dolores Carri I, Loretta Ann, Cheesecake, Yell Leader, Raymond, Al, Bang, Gypsy Rose Leo, Popp, do hereby will and bequeath my exclusive strip tease act to Betty Champion. I, Eiaritt Louis, Louie, Mary Ellen, Bobby, Navy-Nan, Ish Kabibel, Snider, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to know all the answers in Government to Ruth Ann Himebaugh. 'With this, Ruth Ann, you'll make the honor roll. I, Emmett Oren, Shirley, Bloomington, Bedford, Seven day wonder, Star, Joyce, Judy, Baxter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to always have a satisfactory excuse to Helen Fiddler. With this you'll get better grades. I, Batty Jane, Joe, Fan Belt, Jonsey, Al, Blondie, Junior, Wells, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get good grades in math to Raymond Stoner. . I, James Clifford David, Willingham, Eunice nae, Bobby, Hot- Shot, Stuok-up, Jimmie, High-hat, Smith, do hereby will and be- queath my ability to be so smart as to graduate in three years to anyone who will take the consequences. 66 J skx x a X; $.s SINGE V b v; Q A THE TONGDE IS IN X 6 x r R Q A WET PLACE, BE CARE- .x 0 FUL THAT IT DOESN'T $ -- X - sup: ma x 45.7 I w 0' 4. rj Gkiiikgsfm -J ' thunk. I copy, you copy, he copies, we all flunk ........... W A nut at the wheel, A l, peach at his side, Q13. B y , wk A turn in the oad, Fruit 8 lhgtd n1- Do you enjoy the honking of a wild goose? 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