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

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7066! We, the class of 1949, of the Union City West Side High School, convinced of the great loss and sadness which will be caused by our departure do hereby give and bestow some of our abilities and articles of untold value to our fac- ulty and underclassmen. PHYLLIS STEWART leaves her startling height to Norma Dillon. BEVERLY ASHLEY leaves her talent for getting second divisions at District Contest to Marian Whitesel. JUNIOR HANNOY leaves the impression of his seat on the bench to Don Gullet. CAROL COBY wills her interest in government class to any future senior. BUD FRAZIER leaves his manly structure and his romantic experiences to Don Ross. 'CASANOVA DYE hands over his skill at winning the girls' hearts to Goethe Chambers. VIRGINIA WHITESEL leaves Rodney DeBolt to the sophomores. Hands off, girls. DON SIPE gives his qualifications for driving a car carefully to Terry Mc- Carters DONNA JEFFERIS wills her power to captivate red heads to Martha Kreider. MARLENE WENGER shares her faithfulness in the Class of 1947 with Marilyn Edwards. JACK HAM ONS leaves his dramatic talent to Phil Rosenbush. JESS NIELSEN bequeaths his Nstraight thinkingn in government class to Hr. Harader. JACK TEEGARDEN regretfully hands over his pale red suspenders to Gary Snyder J. P. HABER wills his cheerleading ability to Jim Davis. DICK LYNCH leaves his skill at marching and playing a trombone at the same time to Peggy Harlow. MARTHA CROUSE bequeaths her interest in home ec. to Phyllis Snyder. DICK KEY leaves his long legs to Dick Wise. SHIRLEY TEAFORD leaves her preference for saxophone players to Kay Binninger. PAULA SCHOENFELD gives the management of Tibbetts Drug Store to Dennis Coby. 16

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RAY MACDOUGALL bequeaths the well worn path to Phil Shaw. leading to Teaford's front door BOB DUNN leaves the pool room to Don DeCamp. TOM REIER leaves his position as captain of ALLEN BEATY wills his math genius to Junior an intramural team to Elvin Baker Jefferis. LENA HURD regretfully leaves her high standing position in the library to Jean Key. JOYCE NOFFSINGER wills her ability to carry a tune to Joyce Eikenberry. GUNTHER TODTER leaves the first chair clarinet to Shirley Lees. EVELYN WOGERMAN bequeaths her quiet and gentle ways to Christine Brown. MYRA COBY wills her interest in Purdue to Nancee Lephart. LARRY MIDLAM leaves the fire department to Union City. JUDY HEUSS leaves her good manners and stately bearing to Maurice Frazier. MAX BURRIS leaves his success at becoming hen-peeked to Keith Mason. MARCIA WENGER leaves the fuzz from her angora sweater. FRED HARLOW wills his ability to argue with teachers to Don Ashley. FRANCIS ELLISON wills her art talent to Barbara Buckingham. JANICE MALOON leaves her skill for going with a fellow who owns a fancy car to Sherron Downing. BILL BAKER hands over his collection of pipes Finally, to the school and teachers, we leave and the memories of all the knowledge we failed to for the Alma Mater with us. In testimony whereof, we have signed, our Last Will and Testament, at Union City Senior Signed 17 toBob Hufford. our abilities, our talents, acquire, but we take our love sealed, High School. published, and declared this, Class of 1949 CSealD Joyce Noffsinger Jack Hammons