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

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SENIOR SNAPS

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DONALD KEY iB married and has a Boy Scout Troop all his own. BOB LAHEY is still patting himself on the hack for getting out of so many scraps in Mr. Shaw's study hall. GERRY MCCARTHY is still selling tickets at the Little Theater off Times Square and lures passers-by with her come-hither smile. BOB McROSE is as handsome as ever, and has to go heme through alleys to avoid everyone who is suing him for breach of promise. With school out and no 6th period, JOANNE MASON sits on the edge of her chair at the office. She’s still the first one out when a bell rings. VIRGINIA McCLINTOCK still blushes when she thinks of all the times Breezy called her Beautiful. HAROLD MULLEN is a happy bachelor living in a happy room in a happy house belonging to an unhappy landlady. HELEN SKIVER is still waiting for Junior to came home, but meanwhile, she thinks Rich Hufford is pretty cute. MARGIE SIPE is married to Gib and it takes more than a nickel to buy cokes now. PEG WARNER is still denying her love for Stinky Binkley. MAXINE WOODS is still wondering why Kantner followed her home a certain night during her Senior year. He doesn't follow her anymore. Bless marriage. MARJORIE WEHMER is the most popular singer at the Metropolitan. She has been featured in many famous operas such as Three Blind Mice. HAROLD PRICE is manager of a grocery store and believe it or not he weighs almost 210 pounds. DON STEHLETON is a stage manager in Hollywood and is married to that sweetheart of the screen—Judy Canova. PEG MYERS still remembers a certain date when a certain fellow put a certain article on a certain finger on a certain hand. VIVIAN POTTS has written a book which is selling like hot-cakes. It's called Life With Russell. BOB PICKETT is living up to his name. He'is the world's only professional crazy-rhyme, line, crime poet. NELLIE PROSSER is still waiting for Bill but, meanwhile, is seeing a lot of Greenville. FRED READ is living in a cave with his wife Bea and has just finished the plumbing which makes the little love nest a perfect hide-out from the draft board. BARBARA RIFFLE has her own little beauty shop on P ailroad Street. She is swamped with the class of 'h2—all trying to be improved. ARLINE STRALEY is waiting for her ship to come in. RACHEL VEIT is a dance instructor working for Arthur Murray. Business is zooming. EUGENE STRALEY, the little fellow who was so bashful in high school, has his own private date bureau. CLASS PROPHECY

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JUNIOR CLASS FIR3T ROW (left to right): Richard Hufford, Leon Teegarden, Robert West, Robert Caplinger, Richard Kantner, James Parent, William Caron, Jack Murphy, William Chenoveth, Merle Cummings, Smith Haber. SECOND ROW (left to right): Miss Hinshav, Norma Byrum, William Fulk, Donald Matthew, Raymond Burton, Charlene Eikenberry, William Ely, Suzanne Fitzgerald, Joan Welboum, Anne Coleman, Mr. Germer. THIRD ROW (left to right): Rosemary Porter, Ramaigne Thomas, Phyllis Kantner, Eugene Evans, Jean Spatuzzi, Donald Frazier, Margaret Read, Donna Frazier, Eleta Merritt, Mary Louise Dillon. FOURTH ROW (left to right): Mary Key, Norma Thomas, Janet Thokey, Arlette Bupt, Lola Hendricks, Kay Fitzgerald, Marjorie Waggoner, Edith Patterson, Margaret Geyer, Mary Nelson. JUNIORS