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

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SENIOR PLAY Rm-Ia row: Jack Hivntz, Ruth Hood. A-Ir, Surbefr, Coach, VVanda Bonne-ll, George Limiug Second row: Clmrlulte Shidler, Joan BHUIIIHII, Narury Huff, Neil XVHI'll!?'1', .109 Newman 'Fmnf noni Hob Berlishirfl. Lottie NIs'Clain.

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I, Bob Berkshire, do hereby will and bequeath my speed on the basketball floor and also my size and stature to Bill Batty. I. Olive Hauser, tlo hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep my temper in class meetings to Julia Itussell. My brown and white shoes tu any one who will keep ,them elean, aml as tor tfhuck, l'Il try to keep tor future use. I, Ilarl Knebel, tio hereby will and bequeath my car to anyone who likes to have trouble, ami as for Virginia, I'll ily to keep for myself. VI, Virginia Murphy, tin hereby will and bequeath my natural curly hair to Ilonna Barker antl I will keep my engagement ring for myself. I, Wayinan Groom, tlo hereby will anal bequeath my ability to intake points on the basketball 'team to Don White and my ability to get Physics to Mr. Carpenter. I, Donna llePoy, tlo hereby will aint bequeath my ability to leave the boys alone to lietty Moore. I, Chester Pierre, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Bud Kistler. I, Evelyn White, do hereby will and bequeath my will power to finish school to Lois Moss and the lpath I made walking back ami forth to school to Lorah Hettingei, and as for my locker to anyone that has ambition enough to rlean it out. I, Hob Righter, do hereby will ami bequeath my typing ability to George Stehultz and my love for Betty Grable to Grover Shitller. I, Ruth Hood, do hereby will ami bequeath my ability to keep a boy trientl to Carol Brust, and I WILL keep 1ny boy friend. We, the Seniors, leave our unforgettable tlays of school to the Juniors, ainl as tor our knowledge we will keep for ourselves. To Mrs. Carpenter we leave our dignified conduct anti sm-cess as an English teacher for couple more years. To Mr. Surber we leave the ability to coach Senior plays and the general knnuletlge thi'ongh oulr 12 years. To Mr, Hyman, our thanks for our future typists anrl stenographers, and the responsibility or sponsor ot our Senior Class. ' To Mrs. Franks, we leave the job of librarian and treasurer of the school to her more many more years. To Mrs. Shenberger, our ability to cook and sew, so that attempts to instruct prospeetive wives to be sur-oesstul. To Mr. ltluide, we leave :the ability to get us talking, about all interesting unb- jects. To Mr. Carpenter, we leave more students in Math and Physics so that they may have the knowledge that we have. To Mr. llyitielll, we leave more suct-ess in he Star City Bantl, tllee Clubs, and our ability to sing anti ent up in class, ami to rplay instruments. 'k CLASS POE l.Ve have so many different ways 'l'o spentl the time of ruining days VVe've woiketl together through the years And sharetl the joys ami even testis Hut we find that with the rising sun Hur journey through life has just begun, VVe know that words we might say tJan't smooth the path or shorten the way lint, still we don't tlll'll back, instead- VVI: start out to fave all thzil's aheati. -Lnllie Mt-l lLiill

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UNIOR PLAY Front low: Buck Parcel, Lottie McClain, Nam-y Huff, Bob Derl.511i1'e, Violrl f'lu1'1f Olive Hauser. Bac-lc ww: George Lllllillg, Ruth Hood, Joe Newman, Wanda Bonnell, Neil VVa1'11e1