Union Township High School - Revue Yearbook (Bargersville, IN)

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-1-I I J- , -..suit-,W , ...scsi . Q 'D 1 P -W II Q gg E V'Y in P gg gg W Qfagsfv qffyiffl M S2 M 25 wg 'fy se I, lioanne Bennett, will ability to keep the lu X Sen1d'glrle entertained between sessions of the . tourney to Roselle Hyten. Il f 1. Carolyn Burkhart, un my 'ability to ann to 51 fires on roads I have never seen before to Barbara - Brown. . I, llarJor1e lorris, will my ability to get the car to uarjorle Kasserman hoping she has better luck than ' . Ffwk L . . .. . .. , M , i, Melvin Burkhart, being of little mind and what ll body, do hereby bequeath my ability to drive my . ' brothers oar to Kenneth Benshlemer. U I. Phil ,Carter, will my brains to next years Senior class so that they can get their government.. Q FE I, Vilette Perry will my giggles to Ruth Ann 0 Robards. I 1 I, Noble Spicer, will my ability to go steady ln . H ball season and still get along with Sloop to Dave , N -- Vendivler. H I, . Richard I. Hill, do hereby bequeath my pair of -A .n unbreakable glasses to Frank Hummel. lay he use them 1,1 1 when he needs them most--while drlvlng. -- I-I I, larven D. Collier, being or sound mind and body ' do hereby will my ability to grow a man size beard to M Joe Carter. U I, cn:-is Pnupm, un my sunny to gn. good ' lvl .. oltlzenshllp- grades to Chester Simpson. - U I, Patsy Ruth Smith, will my ability to not get ' - - excited'at bellgames to -Joan Selch. I, Ruth King, will my ability to ride seven miles Q to school without raising my blood pressure to Pauline Green. 3? I, Lorene Smith, will my nerve to stay home from A' jj' the spreads before the ballgames s'o the Senior girls ,. will have someone to talk about, to Elinor Heflin. N I, Pat Brown, will my interest in classical music . and ability to play 'Yankee Doodle, to Ramona Baker. - I, Donald vandlvler, will my ability to get to p N n school on time ln the mornings to Forrest Burkhart. i N 1. LeRoy Addington, un my ability to nn: tm-so IQ minutes when oalled upon to Dewey Flndley. i 'D senior class of '48 A li tnesses: Q ' MORRIS, Sl1I'1'H, SMITH, and BROWN, Attorneys ' mv. Unrou E-EK ZZZZ'Z-:K-ZE.li1s.1'Z'3'.1.1..-XZZ..F'.Zm1:.2,...mm-...m .f - 1 l- H , ,:,' 'Y' i, ,::::,, ' ,,

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