Waynetown High School - Aceria Yearbook (Waynetown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 24 of the 1956 volume:

G Thls year the oerior Cla s has revlved the name ACLRIA for the name of their X ar book Thls rame was previously used manv years ago as the name of the school's annual The name itself is from the Latin word, acer, meanlng Usharp Can you thlnk of any name The Crest of our school appears on the front of thls book The Crest is the officlal emblem affixed to our class rings The Crest contains the Foot of Mercury, 8YmhO1lZlH athlftics, and the Open Book, repro cnting scholarshlp At the bottom of trc Crest is the large NWN, symbolizing school spirit The Crest is surmounted by the lamp of learning, which represents our school's quest for knowledge Charlie Bob Quillin . .A S , Y' ya .. 1 J J I s ,. 1 V 5 J n O , . 5 0 M L . ' Ti..- which would better fit our school? . C ' 0 ., ' ' rt . 5 2 esi ' . ln J . . , . I -n -...A .X N . - f ' 1 , 'i ' , ' , A, X. 1 ,! 'V ,, . B A X 1 - . n ' , C N 3 D f Early in the month of September, nineteen ndred forty four, thirty four clever lookinb pupils st rtrd the l ng valk up the pathvay of le rnina here at the Waynetoxn School Of course, they were the present Seniors of '5o They were Anita Blackford, Jim Cl ycomb, laron Garnett, Judith Crooks, Marilou Crowder, Max Dazey, Shirley Dehne, Jim Dr ke, Joe Ellis, Joyce ann Hayes, Basil Popper, Larry Hudson, Bill fields, ann Cilkey, Carole nn Gravett, Ch rles Hott, Chester lutchison, John Kirkpatrick, Peggy Landis Gordon Lewcllen, Shirley Meadovs, Bertha Proctor, Ch rles Quilli Larry Remely, Eddie Lee Bunyan, Joyce Schenck, David Stull, Marvin Templeton, Kinnard White, Margaret illi ms, Carolyn Miles, Bobby Miller, Shirley Mitchell, and John Pendleton During the year George Welntyre, Betty McCormick, Evelyn rnold, Julia lrnold, Kee Carroll, Joyce illiams, and Sandra Har ood entered our class. s time sped by during our or de school days, e were sorry to lose cl ssmates, but happy to reet nex ones e h d 9 v n derful time during our Grade school days, but of course, we looked forward to being in Junior High e entered Junior High with thirty member in our class They were Freddie Bunnell, Kee C rroll, A rilou Crowder, C rolyn Cramer, Shirley Dehne, J1m.Drake, Sue Fruits, Ann Cilkey, Carole Ann Gravett, David Harper, Sandra Harwood, Charles Hatt, Joyce Ann Haye , Carol Houser, Larry Hudson, John Flrkpatrick, Peggy Landis, Gordon Lewellen, Barbara McManomy, Ernest Perkins, Rosemary Perkins, Ch rlie Bob Quillin, Eddie Lee Runyan, Joyce Schenck, Ramof Utterback, Robert Vest l, Finn rd rite, Margaret illiams, Bob Wilson and Gerald Pruett Then, in the fell of nineteen hundred fifty three, the old school bell rang us back to school as breen Freshman We bravely entered the study hall to take our seats trere for the first time, and we soon earned the ri ht to be e lled Freshman instead of Gresnie We will, of course, always remember initiation day as one of the highlights of our Freshman year In this year we elected the following class officer Joyce Schenck, president, Ann Cilkey, vice president, Sue Fruits, secretary, and Barb ra McManomy, treasurer we found that we had acquired Don Andrews, Bob Blacker, Charles Knee, and h d lost Carole Ann Gravett, David Harper, Sandra Harwood, Charles H tt, Larry Hudson, Ernest Perkins, and Gerald Pruett in the years bftveen the seventh and nineth grades The next fall, when we entered school as Sophomores, we felt that we really deserved higher seat for eurselve Our class officers were Jim Drake, pre ident, Shirley Dehne, vice president Sue Fruit , see et ry, and Kinnerd Lhite, tre surer v 1 I ., ,,, I f .x X N f - X 6 , . . .. . . 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'Q ' Q Names Marilyn Lou Crowder I st2l4, Nickname: Lou Age: 18 years FixmLljI Amb1tions Housewife Favorite Subj Government Favor1te Subj four of schoollt Unkown Favorlte Song Band Of Gold Favorlte Saylngz 'Don't ask me' Favorlte Pastlme Wrltlng letters Extra Currlcular Actlvltlesz Jr Q Sr Plays, FH1, Cholr, Glee Club, SSS, M H Qx Total CP6d1tSI 33 8 LQ ,Mi N JI Nlckname A e 7 Qmb1t1OH Favorlte Favorlte 'rx Favorite Favorlte Favorite QE! qi, ff vt! Name: James Robert Drake 1m years Doctor Subj 3 English Subj Cout of schoo1Ja Nobody's business Song Talk Of The Town Saylng Udell, by George Pastune Slnging Extra Currlcular ACt1V1t16B Basket- ball, Baseball, Track, Glee Club Cholr, Class Offlcer, Latin Club Jr Q Sr Plays, Student Councll Total Credltss 3h 8 fbfvf jSLaf? Name: arol Sue FI Ll1tS Nickname: Sue Age: 17 Ambition Favorlte FdVOT1t8 Favorlte Favorlte Favorlte years Pr1vate Secretary Subg 2 Bookkeep1ng Subg Cont of schoollx Ramon Song: Mood Indlgo Saylngz 'Not Its Lambswool' Pastime Eating and Readlng Extra Currlcular xCtlV1t19S Gleo Club Jr Q Sr Plays, SSS, FHA, Class Jff1C6P, h H, Cholr, Ramnbow, Band Credits: 37 O fig mmm W fl .x 1 . . . . : sox g . YQFXX ,QQ I' 7,4'e'f 'J-. fi vvbml gifs! sgfill J nkr ' J L 1 nval 5 ' 1 ' T - J g a ovl T T 1 Qc' ' 'ef' ,f': ,U T E : Z: G, A Sggigggi -. g ' -' j .. s.,., EZQ Favorite Song: Tenderly C 1 filly QW Name: Joyce Ann Hayes Nickname: Joyce Ann Age 17 years Ambition: Singer or Teacher Favorlte Favorite Favorite Favorlte FSVOTILG Subj z Engl1sh Song: People Wlll Say We're Name: Joy Ann Gilkey Nickname Age 18 Ambltlon Favorlte Favorlte Ann years Nurse Subj x Engl1sh Subj Cout of schooll Golng to C'ville Favorite Favorite Pastlne Playing the org n Extra Currlcular lCtiV1t18S Glee Club, Cholr, Band, SSS, SSS Off1cer, Jr and Sr Plays Student Council, Triple Tr1o, H, Rainbow, Accom panist, Class Officer Total Credits: 39 5 Saylngr UOh, dear'H a Subj. lout of schoollz Eddie H if 7 Saylng WHITEL Pastlme Singlng, Extra Curricular ACtiV1L16S and Sr Plays, FHA, Latmn Chorus, Choir Total Credits! 37 3 J PXWQ in Love swimming, Eddle SSS, Jr Club, Q eil Lf X! liked 3 DOA? x.j'J 5'Ot4L0'y Q W Name: Carol ADDIS Houser Nickname A e 7 Amb1L1OD Favorlte Favorite Favorite Favorxte Favorite Carol years Lady of Leisure Subj Home Ee Subj lout of schoo1J college students Songs Rock and Roll waltz Saying 'Oh, dear' Pastime Readlng Extra Curricular ctivitiesa Jr and Sr Plays, FHA, Glee Club, lx H, SSS Total Credzts 39 6 43 Qslnnwl : 0 be fb - F 2 env. . 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Names Peggy Jean Landis Nickname Ae 7 Ambition Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Peg years School Teacher Subg,: English Subg Cout of schooll walt Song September Song Saying UYou'd better believe Pastimes Riding in blue Studebakers Extra Curricular activities Glee Club Choir, Band, SSS, Jr and Sr Plaxs, Student Council, Sextet, Triple Trio, Clarinet Trio, Instrumental Accom oanist, Rainbow, Girls' State Tot l Credits 37 8 Name Gordon Lewellen 'Tg 1 f yeagi , 'Z 1, 9 Industrial worker Subj: Government Song: Poor Pebble of Paris Saying: UCan't stay here Pastime Playing guitar Extra Curricular Activities Gle Club Jr and Sr Plays Total Credits 3h 3 Qafeffiljae 4 FTW Qfqjf 1,111 'qjj , ,J Luv. :V 1 : l U . 'aJ,6 'g' ' 2 df' U W! MHNXR , g , 4 Q ,, ' 5 W ,, -I V 3 iff!! 1 In it UI Y f' -we . . . . f if ., ,I . 11 , N 1- -I V ,K A . . . , g 1 ! I ci., ..,, - 7 u g - g - ' 'Mei - fe Q ' . to - V 32:51 ff Favorite Subj. Cout of schooljz Myself 'Z 'A X 7 IQ-f ' . ' g . ' C' If ' : 5 inf 'V rob aw lk' fa' .lid .42' f .J 779W Name: Rosemary Perkins Nlckname Rosie e years xmb1tlOH FBI Woman F vorlte Subg Home Ee r 'f7 Name: Barbara Mcvanomy Nlckname A e l9 ambitlon Favorite Favorlte Favorlte Favorlte F8VOP1t6 Barb years Beauty Operator Subg Government Subg lout of schoolla Mlke Song If I Loved You Saylng NWouldn't that klll ya'N Pastlme WT1t1Hg letters Extra Currlcular ACt1V1t1GS Glee Club, Jr and Sr Plays, SSS, FHA, Class Offlcer, L1 H, Cholr, Trlple Tr1o Total Credlts 32 8 ,ffqj if K 'W H pnlzffi Favorite Su J Qout of schooll E E L iegyf IEFSS Favorlte Song Love and Marrlage ,,..1 Favorlte Saylng 'Cut lt outl' ff 5 x Lf'I,f', Favorlte Pastlmea Sewlng Extra Currlcular ACt1V1t16S Sr Play, ,f.Af l Cfb SSS, FHL Total Credlts 33 O tbfarily rf ,fm I lm! M123 ,ff Q, ,Lf QQ OCD Q! v r cis: 'li4'V'A3 Name: Charles Robert Quillln Nlckname ' e Ambit1OH F VOP1tb Favorlte Favorite Favorite ChlT118 Bob years Archltect Subg z Mathematlcs Subg Cout of school ? 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Alba N4 xYS 'if' Name: Joyce Loretta Schenck Nickname Skunk Aye 17 years mnb1t1onx Merchandlser Favorlte F3VOP1t8 Favorlte Favorlte Subg Government Subg Cout of schoolj It's a secret Saying 'You don't mean 1tU Pastlmex Sewlng Extra Currmcular ACt1Vlt16S Glee Club Choir, Sextet, Trlple Trlo, Mlxed En semble, Band, SSS, SSS Sec , Freshman Pres , FH A, h H, Jr and Sr Plays Total Credlts 38 9 Age 19 years N4 X Ambltlona To be rich Favorite Subg Agrlculture Favorlte Subj Cont of schooll Sue N f D, Favorlte Song If You Knew Suzle N ,W-WV Favorlte Saylng 'Let's went' 'NNN XX Favorlte Past1me Being w1th Sue Ne Extra Curricular Actlvitiesa FFA, Glee K Q 1 X Club, Basketball, Baseball, Trwck, Jr and Sr Plays Total Credits: 33 6 aus A .2 1 Aff A I I is bf vf A 'X ' 2: N T4 f' N-. TX If X fry : f b --1 f 1' . A V, .ff ' ' : Ed ,ating ' g : if - vi 3 Y 1 gj ,A .,Q .2 X xx' 'J sn. 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J, rlhy- , U.. 1' , F f -- when I accepted the po ition as the private n se of Eleanor HXX my Roosevelt, I had no idea was soon to discover this attempted to convince her imagination Still being go to the Mayo Clinic for bags hurriedly Before I s e was a hypochondriac However, I fact Bein m Registered Nurse, I that nearly all her sickness was her unconvinoed, she insisted that she must a thorough examination We packed our left, I felt I must say good bye to my cousin and former classmate, SUE FRUITS, who was employed as 5 secretary to Henry Cabot Lodge in the United Nations Building he left the next morning and arrived at the clinic late that eve ning B this time, Eleanor was tired and cranky and was ust sure she was going to have some kind of an attack She deman ed E0 56 examined that very evening As we were sitting in the wait ing room, a very disgusted looking head surgeon walked in and tried to persuade Mrs Roosevelt to wait and be examined the next morning Although his back was toward me, I realized the surgeom was none other than JAMES ROBERT DRAKE He called in his head psychiatrist and asked him.to examine Mrs Roosevelt because Jim feared her sanity The head psychiatrist, KINNARD WHITE, reported that there was absolutely nothing the matter with her. When Jim discovered this he was more disgusted than he had previously been and told Mrs Roosevelt to fly around the world Under his breath, he said, UAnNplace, but get away from herein After toying with this idea, Eleanor decided th t she would take a trip around the world. She soon became so bus lannin that she forgot her sickness, Y P 8 and I once again lived a normal life. We went to port to see about purchasing a plane While Mrs. looking, I wondered about the airport and, seeing ing on a plane, I walked over to watch him Much it was RAMON UTTERBACK lhen I asked him what he a nearby air Roosevelt was a mechanic, work to my surprise was doing, he told me he was trying to put glass packed duals on his plane Later I learned that he was extremely wealthy and owned the air port It didn't take Eleanor long to decide on a plane and we soon hired a pilot, left the airport, and were on our way to Las Vagas where we planned to do some shopping before leaving- Arrivlng in Las Vagas around 4 Q0 pam , I decided to go some where that evening. I looked at a newspaper to see vho was appearb ing t the night clubs and saw that JOYCE ANN HAYES was opening that night at the nDesert Inn U Of course, I just had to see her, so I made a reservation After the show, I went back to her dress ing room, and we talked, and talked, and talked She told me she was soon to marry EDDIE LEE RUNYAN who was a banker in Las Vagas Nh sooner had we mentioned his name than he appeared decked out in the most expensive clothes ever. They asked me to join them for f 3 s N I I --- --.........' X NJ , . Q o 0 a . - 5 T l 'VQ - 1.3 0 0- ' e . I 1 .. . ' 0 0 ' ' , e- . ' o Q -.-...--.- L ' , , ' L 1 ' i L . ,J . . 5 A -, I In l .. V ., Q , 4 L h L : .Q 1 'Y O ' . ' . 0- I - . 1 ' 0 1 5 the evening, and gratefully I accepted. We toured the town in Eddie's Thunderbird, and it sounded like thunder Apparently, he hadn't forgotten how to Upopu his muffler I reluctantly sa d good bye to Joyce and Eddie Eleanor and I left the next day for Hollywood When we arrived in Hollywood, naturally we were greeted by Louella Parsons. She invited Mrs Roosevelt and me to go with her to a movie set Arriving on the set, whom should I see hurrying to Elizabeth Taylor's dressing room but BARBARA MCMANOMY We talked a few minutes and she informed me that she was Elizabeth Taylor's hair- dresser. We soon Luft Hollywood destination Hawaii We had wired ahead to Honolulu for our reservations and were quite glad to retire to our rooms to rest As we were entering the dining room that evening, I saw a lady who looked familiar to me curiosity being aroused, I walked over to get a closer look A the lady turned, I saw that it was PEG LANDIS As we talked, I discovered that she and her husband owned the resort in which we were staying Eleanor must have wanted to see some kangaroos because she told me that we were traveling to Australia next Naturally, whem you think of Australia, you think of tennis, so we went to a tennis match lhen the announcer boomed that MISS MARILOU CROWDER was playing in a match that afternoon, which she won, I nearly fell from my seat I talked to Marilou after the match and she However, she looked very happy to me. Our next stop was to be Egypt I was very excited I had always wanted to see the pyramids After touring what seemld to be all Egypt, we finally came to the pyramids I saw a man studying them and jotting figures down on 0 clip board It was CHARLIE QUILLIN! He told me that some engineering firm was pay ing him P fabulous sum to make an exact replica of a pyramid While we were talking, a telegr m messenger came up and handed Charlie a telegram Charlie said, uOh, no! Now they want me in Paris. Something has gone wrong with the Eiffel Tower and they expect it to fall any day They want me to come and study its construction U Now we were going to Italyi I was tired when we arrived and told Eleanor that I thought I would eat dinner and retire early I walked down the street and saw a pizza house I thought, UOh, good, now I get to eat some real Italian pizza W I walked bask to a corner table and discovered that LARRY HUDSON was sitting across the room. I didn't recognize him at first because he was in military dress I wont over to his table and he greeted me with, nI'ma like da pizza'N I laughed and joined him for dinner He informed me that after graduating from West Point Milit ry Academy, he went into a military c recr and was in chrrge of a division now stationed in Jord n He was such a big wheel, he had flown a plane to Italy gust because he wanted pizza for dinner A . 1 A- 9 ' 0 . ,., , . ., , , . S 0 told me that the climb to a championship in tennis was a hard oneve O Ow journey to Switzerland was a pleasant one. The mountaim scenery was beautiful Eleanor went directly to Geneva, and, naturally, I followed. While she was conferring with ambassadors and ministers, I went shopping for a genuine Swiss watch. The style I wanted vas available only at the factory, so off I went to the factory A receptionist received me and asked if I would like to see the ttltory I replied, UYes, I certainly would,U and we were off A foreman yelled, 'Hey, Gilkeyl I turned around and there was GORDON LEWELLEN He told me that after serving in the army, he had come to Switzerland to work Gordon told me that CAROL HOUSER was an atomic scientist for the United Nations and was stationed in Geneva I was sorry I didn't have time to look her up Paris was next, and I was so excited that I couldn't eat or sleep I had alvays heard of the famous Paris Marta, and I went directly to one of them I saw m lady, dressed very smartly, hurrying around buying several different designs I recognized her immediately as JOYCE SCHENCK Her Purdue education had cer tainly paid off Now we were off to Englandl Eleanor was to meet the Queen, and she graciously invited me to go with her While having tea with the Queen, her maid came in She was none other that ROSEMARY PERKINS! The Queen invited us to a ball to be held the following CRAMER when I asked what she was doing there, she toli me that she had been sent by the New York Times as a photographer to cover the event Finally, we were coming beck to the United States The trip had been fun, but I was ready to come home I convinced Eleanor to fly to Indiana so that I could see my old home, since we hadn't stopped there on the way I went to Crawfordsville and looked for Dan Stum 's number in the t lephone directory After getting the address, I went directly to it And who do you suppose I found there? KAR CARROLL, of course, who is now Mrs Don Stump In the midst of the noise her children were making, Kae told me that MARGARET WILLIAMS had married and was living in Vaynetown I was glad for I was eager to see my home town I wasn't surprised to see that it had grown Two new factories were there and another was being constructed Margaret told me that her husband worked in one of them when I began the trip around the world, I had no idea that I was to meet all my former high school classmates After I returned to my home in New York City, I searched for my 1956 yearbook, the UAcer1a W I looked at the names and ambitions of e ch person Little did I realize in high school that every member of the graduating class of 1956 would reach hi goal in life Committee Ann Gilkey Peg Landis Joyce Hayes Ramon Utterback . I O I Ol night. I was'r-eany thrilled. anne at the ball, 1 saw CARoLYN XVXDLV W5 e, the Senfors of 1956, being of unexcelled intelligence and unequalled b am d h reby Qual sn this ou tament, here nlln O 1 lcrm r ll S fu Q e h lom bers ll o r sunt ntelll en e and our abundanf n P a llltmes, to the feeble minced under privileged sotlolo P boy le, the serlor girls, will to Joe Servles every cash mere sweater that we possess. We, Barbara MtManomy and Carolyn Cramer, will to Patty Dale and Sandy Barker our ability to sing duets providing they don't get tickled or forget the words We, Kae Carroll, Carol Hauser, Marilou Crowder, Barbara McManomy, Rosemary Perkins, and Carolyn Cramer, will to Joan Horrocks, Gwen McManomy, Rosalie Larew, Joyce Davis, Susie Crowder, and Barbara Haas our seats in Home Fc class We, Peg Landis and Ann Gllkey, will to Janet Bunnell and Rita Henthorn the right to peroxide their hair in their freshman year We, Kin White and Jim Drake, will to John Holman and Bill Fields the right to conduct themselves in a respectable manner at class meetings and to be kind, courteous, and considerate to fe male classmates We, Margaret Wllleams and Sue Fruits will to Joan Horrocks and Gwen McManomy our places in office practice next year. We, Barbara McManomy and Marllou Crowder, will to our sisters, Susie and Gwen, the right to go to C'ville every Saturday night during their senior year providing they stay out of trouble as well as we did We, Sue Fruits, Joyce Schenck, Peg Landis, Joyce Hayes, and Ann Gilkey, will to Charlotte Faubion, Donls Hopper, Lana Cord, Mary Kerns, Sandyra Carroll, and Marilyn Moore the right to go to Rainbow every other Wednesday night and catch up on all the gossip. I, Kae Carroll, will to Charlotte Faubion the right to be engaged during her senior year, and to Rosalie Larew the right to drive to school as often as she wishes. X U D ' V ,, xv. L .. ... , ' 1 ' . ' . . . 'V 1 - 1 C .tiny .2 3 , L 1 ...ln 4 r r' lfzbt 'ffl a.l. llrlh L ., 0 -I .D . 1 A ,. - - tes .v .y m c 3 v 1. all - s w 1 cr ,r.11l:so 1' I O - O 1 Q' M , t.e sen -' 3 , wt u ,'3lCP 1 . l g. c 5 star l vb ' T.. ' - ' , T -- Q l -fl' To 'Ca D: , 3, , 9 . , , I' , , s U S J I O O - l I 9 . I I, Carolyn Cramer, will to Tiny Miller, the twenty pounds l've lost. Wear it 1U good health My seat with the senior I will to anyone that fits in it, my dlrty shoes to anyone who is too lazy to polish them, last but not least, my black apparel to Sandy Barker and Pat Dale I, Marilou Crowder, will my seat on the school bus to Jerry Underwood providlng he uses it more than I have, my Book keeping book to Susie provldlng she gets more out of it than I did I Jim Drak , will the presidency of the WGA which was bequeathed to we by m pence, to Larry Harlan, wlth the under standing that he mu t rule wlth an iron hand, also the right to sing 'Fear Not to Tom Johnson, and my seat in the study hall to Larry Harlan I, Sue Fruits will to Joan Horrocks the right to wear a Lamb's wool sweater, to Sheila Hudson the right to sing second soprano in chorus, to Sandyra Carroll my seat on the school bus, also to Marjorie Schenek the right to get false teeth in her senior ye r and my band seat to Fred Ratcliff I, Ann Gilkey, will to Gwen MeManomy the right to be cheerleader her senior year only if she has as much fun as I did my seat in band to Barbara Schenck, my position as pda 1S+ for the chorus and choir to Sandyra C rroll, to Llna Cord the PL asu e of riding to school every mcrn ng w th Joe Ser ies, to Donfs Hnnper the privilege of driving to Rainbow meetings, and to Lois La ew the honor of being Sunshine president her senior year I, Joyce Ann Hayes, will my voice and the fun I've had in high school to Karen Wilkinson, the right to go steady wlth a boy, decide you don't lik hdm nd then go steady with him rarin to Sheila Hudson the zlgnt to pull eJcryone's poppit weld elrt rom to Jo n Horroeks, providing she never talks to those in fr or behind her, the right to be cheerleader in her senior year to Pat Dale I, Larry Hudson, being of unsound mind and failing body, will to any junior who comes to school late on the first d y my front row seat Also to Llrry Remlcy the right to be undlszut d No l '49 Plymouth driver in high school I, Peg Landis will to Charlotte Faubion the good sense to go steady only one week during her senior year This w s vll to me by Walt Hamilton b t thanls to rim I d1dn't u e it m lunches to Karen Wll'lnson to Po lie I rev the prestige of te n senator at Girls' state to S ndy a Carroll my seat 'n L d and to Gwen McManomy the right to have mldnight dates ml h Donnelly boys I, Gordon Lewellen, will to anyone who wants a three day vacat1on,the right to smoke behind the stage W ' 'u f Q L , D , I . s L 1 . 6 Y , ' 9 4. . , , 'Y'-I C ' . A ul. LYL , I . ' Q 2. ' Q LA .4- 1 C D - . 8 f . Y 3 A 9 Y. ' ' It .L Al U la T 5 Te rl ' i. 1 U TI ... I l L. AL' - . r . ' I 1 1. ' I Q ' . ' C. 1. . v 4. , Lx .1 U ' s , . M , I ,H I ' .. 0 A H H 'L - F S E' L 4 A -r A hx . and put them together again to uanet Bunnell, my seat in the stnmor 1 S ' ' -' . otlt L T , , C O z 0 , M , . . n fx ' g . if 'J 0 ' , o C ' fl ' 1 d ' Q C+ L J. C . . u -- 1 1 n-- sl , y .f , ,lg' , . Sf a J A ', , , l.g ' 5' ' , a. yr L ,1 Ac ,, an , e1 ,. 1 4- ' A y 45 ' I O 'o I, Barbara McManomy will to Larry Smith the right to drive his Chevrolet to the Choral Festival at Attica in his senloi year, providing he stops at all stop streets, to Margie Schenck.. my long hair including the split ends, my charming smile to Sandy Barker and to my sister the right to be mad when she comes to school every mornlng My diet to Joan Horrocks, and the right to be cheerleader when a senior which was left to me by C rolyn Dale Cwhich I didn't usel to Janice Voliva I Charlie Quillin, will to Lois Larew the right to be president of the Student Council, left to me by Donna Livingston, to Joe Servies the right to get into trouble the last d y of school, to all male undercl ssmen the right never to go steady through high school for your own good I 'ddle Bunyan, xill to Joe Servies the right to scueel corners ev ry morn ng before school, DTOVIGIUQ he doesn't get caught, to Norman Whitaker mv position on the basketb ll team, Don Livingston the right to go steady ll through high school Kwhich w s left to me by Paul Thom s although I d1dn't use it , and to Max D zey and Tom John on the right to M O after every senior pl y practice next year I, Joyce Schenck, will to Denis Hopper and Karen Wilkin son the right to wear dirty saddles during their senior year, to Barbara Haas my short hair style, my seat in band to Gwen McManomy providing she doesn't miss anymore practices than I did, my seat the senior row to Rosalie Larew, to Ch rlotte Faubion my place chorus nd choir Also to Larry Harl n the right to get sleepy bookkeeping class providing he never re lly goes to sleep, and place in the 4th period study hall vlth the sophomore boys to any one th t thinks they can bear it I Ramon Utterback, will my comfort ble seat, the lest one in the l st row to anyone who c n fill it, to Morris Finch my outstanding bility in trrck, my bility in basketball to Max Dazey, and ln baseball s a first b sem n to Tom L ndls Also to Dick West the right to inst ll du ls on his c r on S turday nd I Kin lhite vill th r ght to be the most conceited bov in school to Tom Johnson nd my basketball bility to Denny Hedrick Also to Jerry Underwood my excuislte taste ln school clothes, provided he buys p lr of engineers boots I, Margaret lilliams, will to Gwen McManomy my seat in the study hall, to Joyce Davis my long hair providing she takes good care of it, my secret swimming place to nyone who is ener getlc enough to go swimming in all kinds of weather, and my truck hot rodding ability to Don Nilsen WITH SS S Committee Eddie Bunyan 67 ff ,mf 4 ,gt 1122255622335 Jim Drake L31 Ali f1N'f I ' 4. 0 1 a O 1 ' ' . . . , Q . 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