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

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PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 1946 Ladies and gentlemen, it's May 29, 1966 and the East Room of the White House is packed with celebrities for this, the annual Presidential Ball. His Honor, Lawrence L. Stentzel, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, has just arrived in the company of Senator Richard Cotter from Indiana and his secretary, Margaret Dunn. The first lady of the American stage, Peggy Huffer, is here with that national tennis star, Jack Kantner, and Tom Marker, big league pitcher for the Yankees. Current swoon boy, John Parent, is holding his own with a new movie starlet, Iris Fulk, on his right and the Stork Club's currently featured dancer, Jeanette Spatuzzi, on his left. Richard Einstein the 2nd'' Mangas seems to be engaged in a deep scientific subject with that eminent entomologist, Helen Crawford, while Betty Jean Wallick, owner of a Washington photography shop, is talking to the Ford Motor Company's advertising agent, Joe Welch. Countess Mary Lou Gullett La Perree, wife of a French movie producer, Lea Coby, New York fashion designer and horsewoman, Barbara Good, are discussing the recent Kentucky Derby, where Barbara's horse, Battery broke all previous records. That well-known artist, Ruthe Beaty and poet-lecturer, Mary Wilson, are interested in airline hostess Roberta Reid's account of her latest flight to China. A farm parity bill is the object of the discussion between Congresswoman Marjorie Turner and farm lobbyist Ruth Marker. Phyllis Bratton, who teaches square dancing at Arthur Murray's, and Gloria Landess, Power's model, are leaving with Anna Read, wife of a hardware store owner. The President of the United States, Joe Teaford, and his private secretary, Earl Brown, together with Admiral Wendell Resor and General Richard Bruss and General Jack Wampler are being interviewed by an International News reporter, Wanda Parrish. Washington secretaries, Rhea Buckingham and Margaret Ellison, are helping serve tea to the guests while Tommy Dorsey Jr.'s band, with its featured singer, Janet Eikenberry, are striking up that all time old timer Here's To The Class Of ’46. I 17 ]

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of the Union City West Side High School, in the year of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-six do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament: The SPEECH CLASS leaves their quiet behavior to the 7th period study hall. RUTHE BEATY wills her daily letters from the Armed Forces to Jane Waggoner. HELEN CRAWFORD leaves her quiet chuckle to Violet Stooksberry. MARGARET DUNN leaves her shyness to Marilyn Bupt. RHEA BUCKINGHAM leaves her bowling record to anyone feeling capable of holding it. JACK MANGAS wills his enthusiasm for exercise to Bill Hofmann. WENDELL RESOR leaves his appreciation for Guy Lombardo to Mr. Shaw. PEG HUFFER leaves her Greenville romances to Kate Richey. EARL BROWN wills his interest in Commercial classes to Emory Bothast. MARJORIE TURNER wills her Saturday nights to Joan Noffsinger. GLORIA LANDESS wills her vivacity to Margaret Martin. IRIS FULK wills her flirty, flirty eyes to any ambitious Junior girl. BARBARA GOOD leaves the school—ah freedom! JOHN PARENT hands over his Senior literature book to any brave Junior boy. RUTH MARKER wills her love of life to Beverly Hiatt. DICK COTTER leaves Bardy to the Sophomore class. PHYLLIS BRATTON wills her cool temper to Doris West. LEROY STENTZEL wills his powers of argument to Martha Evans. ROBERTA REID leaves her assortment of boy friends to Vera Nielsen. JOE TEAFORD wills his success with the fairer sex to Harold Banta. BETTY JEAN WALLICK wills her interest in photography to Phil Petty. JOE WELCH wills his two-toned sedan to Chuck Lynch. JEANETTE SPATUZZI wills her love of jitter-bugging to Janet Porter. JANET EIKENBERRY wills her position among the plants and flowers to Betty Ingle. DICK BRUSS leaves his wonderful wreck to Richard Sipe. MARGARET ELLISON wills her dexterity with needle and thread to Alta McClancy. MARY LOU GULLETT leaves her naturally blond tresses to Betty Bower. JACK KANTNER leaves his 'Tittle black book to Bob Welch—as if he needs it! TOM MARKER wills his brilliant memory to Jack Landess. ANNA READ gladly hands over her news reporting to any unsuspecting member of the next year's Journalism class. The SENIOR CLASS regretfully leaves Carl Heck. WANDA PARRISH leaves her excellent attendance to Ann Hazelmire. LEA COBY wills her skill in interior decoration to Janis Marker. JACK WAMPLER wills his Army record to all the poor boys who come after him. MARY WILSON wills her water color brush to future Art students. In testimony whereof, we have affixed our seal to this our Last Will and Testament, at Union City High School, on this sixteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Six. SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 (Seal) Roberta Reid Ruthe Beaty Mary Wilson i 19 1