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

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.L7a4l7U1IffanJ'7e4lamenl... We, the Class of 1945, with full realization of the great loss our graduation will be to U.C.H.S., and feeling it our duty to relieve, in some way, the loneliness that will pervade the high school after our departure do, hereby, bestow upon our fellow schoolmates these priceless possessions: To Miss Sears, Betty Bushaw leaves the care of the library. James Ellison leaves his boisterous, aggressive manner to jerry Kantner. -Ioan and Annabelle Welch leave their brothers, Bob and Joe, to any unsuspecting girls who want them. Casanova Whitesel leaves to Bob Weimer his love life. To Dick O'Dell, Gene Bennett bequeaths those morning sessions in the principal's office that you have, when you arrive just a little late. Perky, Lucille, and Shirley are living examples that good things come in small packages, so they leave their small images to Beverly Hiatt, Lois Lantz leaves behind a piano. If anyone feels equal to Lois' talent, let him come forth and claim his inheritance. Marcella Whistler leaves to the next person her job of office girl for the principal's office. joan Mangas leaves her secretarial work of the bowling league to the next person who is sucker enough to take it. Earlene Merritt leaves a good government record to Windy Resor. Good luck, Windy! Roger Dye leaves to the school a little Dye fhis brother, and a fond remembrance that the school is not dead 'til it's all Dyed out, Jim Geyer says he wants to give his typing class back to the Indians, so he hasn't anything to leave. A quiet air of refinement is left by Red Dog to any freshman boy in hopes that he won't mess up sophistication anymore than John did. We don't know anyone who can do justice to Pat Lahey's quiet disposition unless it is Marilyn Bupt. Ann Chattin leaves to Iris Fulk, her shy, retiring personality that is the symbol of the American girl of today. Betty Baker wills her job in the store to Phyllis Bratton. Be careful of those fresh eggs , Phyllis. Jack O'Connor and Bob Turner bequeath to the fairer sex a remembrance of their lovely curls. F201

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As the curtam 1'1S6S our eyes are focused upon pdopffeclf Tune 195 5 Place Anywhere and Everywhere Actors Class of 1945 Robert Rosenbush Wh1te Coal Co Inc IS owner of the Black E3 We haven t been able to the most br1ll1ant panorama of all ages the Class o 45 Well well the Democrats must st1ll be IH power for we see that br1ll1ant Congresswoman that champ1on of women s rxghts Joan Haber Helen Rosenbush IS tralnmg ga1ted horses down on her Kentucky farm Bob Turner 15 playmg first trumpet 1n the Bos ton Phllharmomc SyIT1phOI1y Crchestra We ind la Schoenfeld deslgnmq dress s at Sak s F1tfh Avenue Have you read the latest joke book? We land the author to be none other than james fHa ha Bartholomew Eun1ce Moore and Patr1c1a Clappcr have bought out the Bell Telephone Co and are mak mg scads of money 1m Ell1son that younff gt,ll1US IH chem1stry has just lnvented a waterless ra1n that prevents curls from commg out of the g1rls ha1r Pat Lorton 1S the author of that new best seller How to Get a Man and IS kept qu1te busy w1th three l1ttle Tubs Marcella Wh1stler IS substltutmg for the s n1or government class wh1le Mr Harader 1S away John Mered1th 1S mayor of Ch1LHgO and has 1nst1tuted much reform for the c1ty Oh Yeah? LOIS Lantz that noted lecturer and mus1c1an has made her debut at Carneq1e Hall and IS scheduled to make an appearance at UHIOD C1ty 1n the near future Jean Fra 1er IS workmq as hat check glfl at the Stork Club janet Kantner IS a laboratory techn1c1an 1n the U C Memonal Hosp1tal Off duty she takes care of J C Bettv Baker and her m1n1ster husband arc bus1ly convertmg all the heathens of Un1on C ty Roger Dye has b com qu te wealthy as a yunk collector Joan Mangas has qu1t her s creta11al job 1n Dayton to settle dovvn w1th her B1ll Gene B nnett 1S s1ng1ng Paper Doll to hs own l1ttle doll Ph1l Wh1tesel IS st1ll makmg passes as football coa h at th Un vers ty of Southern Cal1forn1a land anythmff wh1te about lt yet NVe hear the melod1c yodel of James Geyer as he and h1s herd homevx ard plod on thelr ranch 11'l WYOm1HU joan and D1ck LeFcvre are the owners of a neva modern re taurant called D1ck Spot Cn the farm vxe see Betty Bushavx domff her even1nU m1lk1ng v1h1lc her hubby feeds the 13195 As soc1et5 reporter for the Tlflles Ga ette we see that Glamorous career vtoman Phyll1s Best Marv Jean Elllson IN teachlnff home ec at dear old Alma Mater Carol Kev 1s a comely housevwlle and spends most of her spare tlmc teachmff naval h1story to Bob J Travehnv with thc Rlllgllllfl Bros CIFLUS as the fattest lady 1n the xxorld IS husky Donna Per k1ns better knovtn as Fatty Lou lack OConnor IS owner of a Llldlll of large farms around UIHIOII C1ty proclucmrf better Hllllx from jerseys len vtho told a yoke so funny la-.t week he almost dxed lauvhmff Supersale man of hehcoptcrs IS that super duper salesman Bob Huffer Earlene Merr1tt 1s hold1nG an art exh1b1t1on at her stud1o oil F1fth Avenue th1s vxeek Carlene Merr1tt 15 keeplnv house and watchmg out for five l1ttle freckled faced Corkey s Betta Hummel 1s startmv 1n a current Broad way rev1val of Cklahoma We hear Tom Jelfens that Gab about has taken B1ll Stern s place on the rad1o Patr1c1a Lahey and Ceresa Moore are co owners of the Prmeess Beauty Salon 1n Munc1e Luc1lle Sk1ver as MISS Ind1ana has just won the t1tle of M1ss Amer1ca 1915 Annabelle Welch IS 111 the nudst of her cam pa1gn for Secretary of Labor Well Perkms d1d If why can t she7 Thus another class of the UDIOH Cty H1gh School has Jo1ned the great Amencan band wa gon to success Betty Hummel Q O O 1 M A Ld ' ly -I 1 ' ws. f LL 19. ' ' 5. ' ' . a 3 N 3 V1 B G , . U. . 1 es' . . . . , V . 7, M K V , I 7 6 . ,D p D. c ' ' ,s -' y w w l ' s-, K-N 5 ' L Q X K V ' . U e 1 , . . ' I . .S Y K . b i 1 K . 'S ' W 1 WN flag A 1 ' , , , , . f r, . . . . . t' , L. 5 L. L Anne Chattin is president of the Mothers'Club, Recuperating in the hospital, we land Bob Al- . . . . .. V .V V A I: V S . . . . Q . V, U - mb . it -V 4 , - V 1 I 3 7 B e 1 Q 3 ' ' D e . . ' , , -' .1 l :1 l G N ' U - . Q .-. . A D-a lr, ' s f 1 2- 2 : 4 A N , . D . - - .. ,. J , , J , ' 5' . S l . . , - A 1: 13 i i f ' ' . - . l 19 l

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To Peg Huffer Jean Frazler leaves her many loves and remember Peg as Jean w1sely puts lt There s more than one fish ln the sea or Who s next? Instead of leavmg anythmg Eun1ce takes Rosey and Rosey takes Eumce To the school Eunxce says Good luck and Rosey says Huh7 Bob Huifer leaves the school Carlene leaves to the student body an undymg devotlon to I U -or do you spell that C O R K Y Bob Allen leaves h1s sense of humor to Margaret Dunn joan Haber leaves to Tom Marker her post of edltlng the Successus We hope you know what you are gettmg mto Tom Betty Hummel the fastest talklng glrl 1n school wllls thls unusual talent to Helen Stump To the school J C left anet Now anet IS leavmg the school She wxlls her de votlon to the Army to the glrls who have a longlng to see that certam someone ln khak1 To Ann Haselm1re Pat Lorton leaves ackson Ohlo Treat It well Ann Helen Rosenbush leaves her lst V1OllH chaxr to the next ID l1ne Jlm Bartholomew WlllS to Buddy Humphnes h1s tall physlque ID hopes that a stature of such propomon w1ll help m handlmg the c1garette customers at the drug store Pat Clapper W1llS to Mary Wllson all of her phone numbers It s a blg order Mary It IS w1th a heavy heart that we watch Ceresa Moore go for that means that there IS just a l1ttle Moore left ln school that s Franz Mary Jean Elhson and Phyllls Best w1ll then' ha1r to anyone wantmg such a com b1nat1on We don t know whether they re throwlngf out the Key of the school or whether she IS just graduatmg but anyway Carol leaves her power of offensxve w1t to Jean KIFXNIH who may use If to eject any unsuspectmg male mtruder 1n the hbrary Last but not least Tom fBlacl-nej jeffens leaves h1s sometxmes catty and sarcastxc but wxtty remarks to Mr St Myers to be used 1n h1s study hall announcements ln the years to follow We do hereby constltute and appomt Glen Brandon and Fred Stebleton as co executloners of our last w1ll and testament and afhx our seal for th1s unforgettable class of 45 SENIOR CLASS OF 1945 fsealj Tom JCECHS 21 1 1 1 - - ss s - as ss 1 ss s 1 - , . - sn ss ss as 1 1 s ' , . 1 1 . . . N , . - an 1 .I 1 ' 1 - . . s - . , . 1 - ' - sv. sa - 1 1 1 A st 1: 1 1 s a 1 v ' f , . 9