West Side High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

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SOPHOMORES l.,' 1 3 fLl.,,v.'AJ i 1, . . ' - 1' FIRST ROW-Isla Long, Mary Haselmire, Marilyn Mangas, Patsy Kennon, Norma Jean Huifer, Maxine Woods, Marguerite Mangas, Virginia McClintock, Geraldine McCarthy, Marjorie Weimer, Betty Bupt, Nadine Loy, Kathryn Smith, Joanne Mason. SECOND Row-Paul Whitesell, Richard Weimer, Margaret Haber, Margaret Warner, Rachel Veit, Zelma Brown, Vivian Potts, Mary Byrum, Helen Skiver, Betty Living- ston, Nadine Wigger, Barbara Riffle, Marjorie Sipe, Arlene Straley, Delbert Key, Robert Lahey, Donald Bartholomew. THIRD Row-Robert Pickett, Donald Key, Fred McRose, Robert Harrison, Theodore Ortlip, Eugene Straley, Harold Price, Richard Phipps, Roger Davis, Lucien Brooks, Russell Whistler. Robert Maloon, Richard Hampshire, John Caron, Edward Kaucher, Ray- mond Hines. ABSENTEE-N ellie Prosser. Page Nineteen

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SOPHOMORES This year forty-eight of us have been living up to the title of Silly Sophomores. QQ, .ik fr:-:' Being musically inclined, almost half of our class are in the band or orchestra. Six of us entered the Solo and Ensemble Contest last spring. Basketball enticed nine boys this year, While intra-mural games interested others. The girls, not to be out- done in sports by the boys, played Indian kickball. Bowling also attracted several of us. We are all members of the Sub Deb, G. A. A., or Bachelors' Clubs. Rachel Veit, Robert Harrison, and Richard Phipps are our representatives on the Student Council. Several Sophomores helped publish the Westerner. Our courses didn't bother us much for We had had one year of expe- rience and were careful in our selections. All members took the required courses-health education and English. There was divided opinion about the merits of history, biology, Latin, and general business. We are novv looking forward to next year when we will be upper- classmenf' -RACHEL VEIT Page Eighteen

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I-'RESHMEN We are the class of '43-a class composed of 43 stu- o 3? dents. We are ready, willing, and able to sail through X these four years in glory, leaving a fine record behind us. 0 We have, this year, made a good start with a large number of boys in basketball, ten musicians in the band, four in the orchestra, and five in the choruses. William Ely represented us on the Westerner staff, Phyllis Kantner on one of the bowling teams, and a few of our girls participated in the G. A. A. activities. All of us were active members of either the Sub Deb Club or Bachelors' Club. We also like to boast that two of the twirlers in the band were girls from our class. We elected Joan Welbourne and Leon Teagarden to voice our opinions on the Student Council. Aside from our other activities, we have made some startling discover- ies in our classes. To our amazement, we found that a pedagogue wasn't a part of a foot, the Hunchback of Notre Dame wasn't a football story, and that dishwater in a cake batter was most improper. It might be added here that we did things backward for two weeks, the boys darning socks and the girls sawing boards. But, with all this knowledge, there is one thing that still puzzles us-we have yet to find what X equals. -KAY FITZGERALD -SUZANNE FITZGERALD Page Twenty