Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)

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ir I, Ilan Sayers, my ability to out up in class to anyone who doe-sn't know any- better, my ability to stay at home several :nights in a row and to get in early when I do go out to Cease Hood, and 1uy ability to drive very slowly to anyone who wants to go around with one toot in the grave. I, Charles Seward, my wavy red hair to Clive Funk, 'my abil-ity of studying to Dale Lutes, and last but not least my ability to get along with the history teavher to Lawrence Rude. I, Barbara 'l'hompsou, my appetite to Gracie Jones, my outstandiugly c'oi'rect behavior in classes to Neil Carpenter, and my speed in typing to Iiill Batty. I, Ralph Vaugundy, my basketball position to Jack Ileintz, my ability to study all the time to Neil Car-penter, and my height to Buck Parcel. I, Wilma Alice VVacknitz, lily 5 ft. 2 in. of height to Nancy I-Iutf, my willingness to do things to Lois Ann Bishop, and my position as trombone player to Bud Kistler. I, Patty VVhite, my white Nl moccasins to Patsy Manu, my ability to keep nalm in typing t-lass to Eileen Hollis, and my height to Virginia Crist. I, Betty Whipple, my grades to .Iim Carpenter, my will power to Patsy Mann, and my figure to Marjorie Ruff, T.: Mr. Surber, we leave the sponsorship of many more senior classes to come, and many more surzvessful seasons as basketball coach. To Mr. tlarpenter, we leave the wonders of Physics so that he can teach them to others, 'I'o Mis. Stoudt, our attention in tzlass to serve as a model for other commercial students. To I-lrs, Moyer, our thanks for the ability to cook and sew for our future husbanuls. f Ti Mrs. tlarpenter, many more sur-mzessful English and Literature vlasses, To Itlrs. Stations, may the memory ot our tfivics class always guide you, To Mrs. Franks, may you have many more snot-essful years. 'l'o Mr. liytiehl, much -more success in bands, orvhestras, and glee clubs. To all pupils ot the future, may you enjoy every possible sum-ess in YUU1' 'flllllb to the top.

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of the Star City High School, of Star City, County of Pulaski aml State of Indiana, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make, publish and devlare this our last Will and Testament. After much forethought and deliberations, we Seniors hereby wi-ll and bequeath the following to om- teachers and successors. l, tiene Harker, my rhytlnn to Jar-k Capper, 1ny long slender figure to Rollo Batty, 1ny position as orr'hestra leader to Bob King, and my ability to get along with Social Sf-ient-e tear,:hers to Lyle Burgess. I, Anna Marie Bauman. imy 1st prizes in the tl-H Calf Club to Vtlayne Bonnell, my good grades to .leanne Quinn, and llly ability to stay in class to Lyle Burgess. l, VVillie Ilonnell, my basketball position to anyone who has lots of pillows, my ability to get all A's to anyone lucky enough to be as smart as I tit and as for brndder Lyle and poppy Neil, I wish to keep them next my heart all 1ny life. I. liale Tlnrgess, my ability to box to ltill Thompson, my ability to roller skate to Neil Knebel, and my ability to argue with teavhers to Roger Seward. I, Marilyn Capper, my ability to get along with the teaehers to Cease Hood, and as for 'my ability to go steady, l'll keep that for myself, I, .lean Ann Compton, my ability to have fun in sehool to Marjorie Ruff, and 1ny ability to get Itad's car to Doris Kistler. l, Marjorie ltay, my figure to Lois Ann Bishop, my brown eyes to 'Ted Iluddle- ston, and my high school note book twill: all ii's jnnki to Olive Hauser. I, ltld Fisher, my ability to sleep in 1-lass to Lyle Burgess, my love for school to the Freshmen tflass, and my ability to get Matti to 1ny sister Ka,t,hryn. l. Nlerlin Funk, my ability to uork 'l'rig problems ta Darl ltaily and my ability to flirt with the soihomore girls to ltail Iinebel, I, Veneda ttaltbreath, 1ny position as tlrand tihampion in tflothing to Margaret. ITItllI'llf'II and 1ny ability to take or leave the boys alone to Lois Ann Bishop. I, Argyle tlerlat-li, my tevhniqne to slay in vlasses to Lawrenee Rude, the mirror in my lovker to anyone who wants it, and my ring to someone who already has it. l. Wayne Gi-atI'is, 1ny ability to play a Frenvh llorn and to be able to play after- beats to .lack IVIf'I'Illl'E', and my ability to have will power enough to leave the girls alone to ltntvh Groom. l, James linelwl, my ability to give a line to all the girls to all those who c'an't, and as l'or my ability to go with someone else's steady, I'll keep that for myself. I, ltit-k Newman, my yell leader position to Vio-lla Donnell. and 1ny ability to drive a var to Jack McClure. l. Lucille Peters, my ability to be quiet, in class to Jeannie Quinn, l. .loo Roberts, my ability to put up my hair to Windy Berkshire. and my goorl grades to anyone that can make that good. l, Rose Mary ltnff, my blond hair to Norma Jean Batty, my gift of gab to Esther Zell, and my ability to get good grades to Victor ltay so he eau play basketball.

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CLASS PRGPHECY W'ashington, D. C. April 20, 1955 Dear Ralph - Every year about this time, I always wonder what has become of my S. C. H, S, classmates. 'This time my curiosity got the best ot me, so I looked them all up. Marilyn C. and Ralph Fritz have been happily married for seven years and have been blessed with a pair of healthy youngsters. They live on a farm outside of VVinamaC. Rosie and Marjorie are professional photographers. They recently did a series ot pictures for The Chicago Times ol' Hitler's burial by the German people. Gene is Professor of Psychology at Purdue University. I hear that the Co-eds swoon over him as they used to over Frank Sinatra, Remember him? Did you know that Patty VVhite is a Powers model? Her professional name is Ilnnny Babson, She plans to return to her home town and marry Dick. He and Dan farm 2000 acres of land, which seems to be an unusual accomplishment even today. 'I'hey say that with their modern machinery it is easy. Jean Ann and Dan Jr. edit ltan's poems which he writes in his spare moments. Anna Marie teaches Home-Ee. at Monterey. She also keeps house for Virgil. Bill Donnell is president of the Lucky Strike Tobacco Company. He and Mary Lou live in Georgia. where he can be near to his growing business. Thornhope now has a population of 25,tltl0. The Seward Plastic Company is re- sponsible tor this sudden increase. You guessed it! Charlie Seward's genius has finally been used to a good advantage, Bobby now sings with Tommy ltorsey's orchestra, and attends Art School on the side. They are on a world tour but can be heard on a national-world network every night. Jim crashed the movies in l95O, and is now beginning his tenth role as Gen. ltIacArtlmr in We'll Be Back, a story ot' MaeArthur's great exploits in the War. lletty Whipple has gained great fame in her latest book Blue Moon. Betty has been traveling abroad visiting Paris this summer. General and Mrs. Burgess live at Bradly Field in California. llale is in vom- manrl of a squadron of Z-4 Rocket Ships. Veneda is as proud of him as he is ot her: she is the 'most famous hostess in the state. Wayne is the new heavyweight boxing champion. His new manager, publicity man, and trainer is Ed Fisher. His next fight at Madison Square Gaiden is scheduled tor May 4. Wilma Alice is proprietress of a Stationery store. She sells Christmas cards, birthday cards. and other things that she can make money 011. Lucille has been a full-fledged nurse tor four years. She is i-n charge of the St, .loseph hospital but now expects to transfer to Riley at Indianapolis. Merlin supplies Pulaski County with milk, butter, cheese, etc. He bought up all the dairies in the vicinity and steadily increased his wealth, I almost forgot Joe! ,loe Itobert's Beauty Salons van be found in every tair-sized t-ity, although his main headquarters are in New York, Paris and London. He has gained great renown for his intricate hairestylings. llow do you like being a Repreentative in the State Legislature? Perhaps I can use my influence to get you a position here in XVGiSi1lllZi,Ull, ll, C. l'm expecting to hear from you soon. Sincerely yours, ARGYLE.