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

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PHCMQRE Sitting, left to right: Phyllis Best, Carol Key, Betty Baker, Mary Alice Prosser, Ceresa Moore, Joan Haber, Shirley Schoenfelcl, Lueile Skirer, Donna Perkins, Carlene Merritt. janet Kantner, Helen Rosenbush, Patricia Lahey. Second row, left to right: Gene Bennett, Paul Hines, Dennis Kelt- ner, James Bartholomew. Leslie Aukerman. Robert Turner, Robert Rosen- bush, Roger Dye, Joseph Lindley. Laurren XYigger. -Ioan Mangas. Third row, left to right' James Ellison, 'lean Frazier, Earlene Mer- ritt, Anne Chattin, .Ioan XVelch, Annabelle XYeleh, Eunice Moore, Betty Hunl- niel, Mary Ellison, Betty Bushaw, Patty Goodman, Lois Lantz. Fourth row, left to right: Calvin Paige. James Geyer, Robert Allen, jack Hollinger, Jack O'Connor. J. C. Lyons, Toni Jefferis, john Meredith, Robert Huffer, Philip Wliitesel. Absent: Phyllis Cox, Pauline Smith. Marcella NVhistler, Robert lVestfall, Mr. Blackburn- And how are you today ? Page Tu-enfy-nm

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op omore ACflU7f7UQS XYe are the class of '45-the largest class now in school. In selecting our subjects. all titty of us are taking the required Eng- lish. Some are pursuing the academic course: some prefer the business course: and others are getting in on the practical side with home economics and shop. Sixteen of us are in the band and orchestra. XYe can also add that the drum major-Bob Turner-is a member of our Sophomore Class. Most of us are taking physical education. The boys play basketball and the girls play Indian kickball, ring tennis, and basketball. bl. C. Lyons, Bob I-luffer, Bob Turner, l'hil XN'hitesel, Roger Dye, Hob Rosenbush, and Gene Bennett are on the basketball squad. NYe feel that our Kittens will go places when they become Wildcats Along with basketball, we must mention that Sophomores -lanet Kantner and jean Frazier are two of the school's cheer leaders, XYe have elected Gene Bennett, l.ois Lantz, and hlanet Kantner to the Student Council. It is evident that we have felt some eilects from the war. Several of our boys are taking on war jobs. NVQ know that we are an up-and-coming class in Union City High School. -Joan Haber Itm. Yuenlu .ight jean Frazier- Meet you at the Sweet Shop

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rash W1 a n A CfI.Ul'f7.QS As wc. the class of 1946, talcc the ninth step up our educational lad- der, wc realize the thrill and responsibility of being in high school. Some of us are taking an academic or husincss course, while others are enrolled in the industrial or the home economic courses. Our class has entered enthusiastically into all high school activities. 'We elected Betty XYallick and lfarl Brown to represent our class on the Stud- ent Council, 'liom Marker is the freshmen member of the Bachelors' Club and the Athletic Council. Ruth Heaty and Mary XYilson, members of our class, are on the staff of the XYesterner . Dick Cotter. Earl Brown, Tom Marker, and LeRoy Stcntzel are the freshmen on the second team haslcethall squad. Most of the freshmen hoys take part in the lntra-Mural Sports Pro- gram. Our class is well represented in the music department. having mem- bers in chorus. hand, and orchestra. Many freshmen participated in the high school VVar Bond and Stamp llrivc, and we have taken an active part in the various salvage drives in our community through such organizations as the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts. -LeRoy Stentzel Page Tliirly Frances Lou- 1 forgot the orchestra music