Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

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CLASS WILL OF 19 2 We, the class of 19 +2, with a full realization of the great lose our graduation will be to U. C. H. S., and feeling it our duty to relieve, In same way, the loneliness that will pervade the high school after our departure, do hereby bestow upon our fellow school mates these priceless possessions: TED ORTLIP wills his position of captain of the basketball team to capable Jack Lyons. GERRY MCCARTHY wills her faithfulness to Joan Cotter. To Frances Lou Mangus, MARY BYRUM wills her studious nature; may she profit by It. RAY HINES wills his many antics to Phil Whitesel. MARILYN MANGAS wills her overflow of boy friends to Betty Hummel. CHARLES GULLET wills to Leon Teegarden his success In love. VIVIAN POTTS wills her devotion to the armed forces to Ann Coleman. To Bill Wilson, BOB HARRISON leaves his ever-faithful plaid shirt. BARBARA RIFFLE wills her alluring dimples to Arlette Bupt. To Gloria Waltz, NELLIS PROSSER wills her blonde hair. MICKEY wills his wealth of experience to Eugene Evans. DON STEBLETON wills his many hours of work on the senior class play scenery to Dick Kantner. ROGER DAVIS wills hiS patience concerning the fairer sex to Don Matthew. To John Meredith, JOHN CARON bequeathe his perfect etiquette. PHYLLIS KEMP wills her quietness to Jean Frazier. BREEZY leaves hie good humor behind that it may calm the Junior class meetings. To Margaret Read, VIRGINIA McCLINTOCK graciously leaves her position as office girl. RACHEL leaves to the high school the Veit epic of ' Tales of Tizzie. CHUB WEnMER gladly leaves behind 5 pounds to Bill Fulk. To Rosemary Porter, MARGIE SIPE leaves her ability to write shorthand in the hope that she might be successful. ZEIMA BROWN turns over to Jack Murphy her excellent record of citizenship. DON BARTHOLOMEW leaves his acting ability behind to be used In future years by stage struck seniors. DICK PHIPPS regretfully leaves Phyllis behind as BETTY BUPT does Raymond. HELEN SKIVER leaves her library discipline to be enforced by Betty Bushaw. PATSY KENNON passes on her pen and ink to be used by Charlene Eikenberry in writing to the Army. To Don Frazier, IVAN GARRINGER leaves his deep bass voice. PEGGY WARNER leaves her chair to be occupied by Rcmaigne Thomas. CLASS WILL OF 1942

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RICHARD WEIMER Class Play b Chorus 2-3-b Commercial Club b Student Council 3 Band 1-2-3-b MAXINE WOODS Band 1-2-3-b Orchestra b Chorus 2-3 Commercial Club b Westerner PAUL WHITESEL Basketball 1-2-3-b Baseball 3-b Pres., Commercial Club Bovling 1-2-b Class Play b

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To Bill Chenoweth, EUGENE STRALEY bequeaths all of his shyness. HAROLD PRICE leaves his tall, slim torso to Bob Lyons. BOB PICKETT leaves his many headaches over the ticket money to the unlucky business manager of next year's play. NORMIE HOTTER leaves instructions concerning the making of difficult decisions to Lola Hendricks. ED KAUCHER very generously wills a portion of his technique to Bill Eley, and may he be as brilliant a success as Ed. MARJORIE WEIMER leaves her vim and vitality to Janet Kantner to be used in later years for leading cheers. To Janet Thokey, NADINE LOY wills a calm outlook on life. HAROLD MULLEN wills his blond curls to Dick Binkley, because that gentleman admires blonde hair. PEG HABER wills her artistic ability to Suzanne Fitzgerald who does pretty well without it. The problems ctf trigonometry are very willingly given over by RJTCH to anyone who wants them. BOB MALOON wills hie responsibility of getting the sports news in on time to Bud Haber. ARLINE STRALEY wills her athletic ability to Edith Patterson. To Mary Lou Dillon, MAXINE WOODS wills her speediness in typing. DON KEY leaves to Jim Parent the problem of keeping the old Jallop in running condition. Here's hoping he has good tires. PEG MYERS leaves with every junior girl the idea that love certainly is grand. MARY HASELMIRE graciously bequeaths all her pep to the Junior class, to be divided equally among the more timid of the clan. To Bob Caplinger, BOB LAHEY wills all his brilliant success in pool. BETTY FRAZIER leaves to Joan Welboum her latest work of literature, How to Flirt Successfully. To Bill Caron are willed a few smooth lines by RED WHITESEL who has plenty to spare. JOANNE MASON wills her collection of newspapers to Bob West in Current Events class. FRED READ leaves to the unfortunate victim of next year the Job of taking care of the candy booth at basketball games. To Eileen Chattin, MARGUERITE MANGAS leaves her fluent vocabulary of baby talk. DELBERT KEY leaves his tendency to sleep in school fo J. C. lyons. The CLASS as a whole leaves to the coming Seniors its home room and the many erasers found lying hither and yon in the halls and on the home room floor. Regretfully we leave our alma-mater to be taken over by others probably more capable than our slap-happy selves- And finally we leave to all of you, the sincere wish for your success. We hereby name Miss Nell Rubey, the executor of this will and affix our seal to this, our last will and testament. The Class of 19 2 CLASS WILL OF 1942