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

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FIRST ROW: Norma Dillon, Mary Wogerman, Christine Brown, Joselyn Caron, Mary Ann Seman, Martha Reier, Phyllis Ellison, Judy Reish, Dortha Frick, Patsy Seibert, Joyce Mullen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thrall, Donald DeCamp, Donald Martin, Nadine Shelley, Dennis Coby, Joyce Eikenberry, Jean Welch, Addy Spicer, Barbara Buckingham, Bob Hines, Dick Wise. THIRD ROW: Don Ashley, Tom Richardson, Keith Mason, Gary Snyder, Allen Allie, Robert Hufford, Maurice Frazier, Terry McCarter, Jack Wilson, Weldon Hotmire, Donald Ross. We are the class of '5O. Many of us have taken part in Band, Orchestra, Chorus, and Glee Club. Joyce Eikenberry and Dennis Coby were two of our cheerleaders while some of our boys were on the basketball, baseball, and track teams. Our class officers are: Allen Allie, President, Don Martin, Vice President, Addy Spicer, Secretaryg and Gary Snyder, Treasurer, Joyce Eikenberry and Dennis Coby were our Student Council Representa- tives. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Thrall our class carried on many act- ivities throughout the year. We sold Christmas wreaths, sponsored dances after games, and presented the class play, Nwoman of Fifteen.n At the close of the year we held the Annual Jr. 8 Sr. reception. .5 1950

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up the gangplank comes the chief cook and bottle washer, J. P. Haber, ac- companied by Earth's most intellectual dietitian, Miss Myra Coby. And to keep the ladies' hair in place during the fast moving trip, we have Miss Lena Hurd, nationally favorite beautician. In order that Earth may know the exact time and on the spot events of the expedition, Earth is sending its two nosiest news hawks, book reviewer, Janice Maloon, and reporter Allan Dye. The gangplank swings up and the doors are closed and shut tight in preparation for the dangerous journey ahead. The Dedication Services are about finished with the ending of a beautiful song sung by glamorous Beverly Ashley. The distinguished and conservative President of Earth, Robert Thomas Dunn, has finished his dedication address. Now the bottle of champagne will be broken over the hull of the space ship. The honor is done by the President's wife, the first lady of the world, the dignified Judy Heuss. The powerful motors throb, the jets roar, and the crowd stands astonished as the ship zooms out of sight into space. ZWISH--in a twinkling of an eye, the ship enters the Mars atmosphere. All are breathless as they think they are the first Earthlinzs to SHP Mars. They slowly leave the rocket ship, surveying the dark and damp planet surrounding them. It is unbelievable. With a start, one of the passengers points to a puff of smoke coming from behind a crater. lm- mediately they hurry to investigate. All are speechless as they gaze in wonder and amazement at a bearded bedraggled figure of a man leaning over a slim fire and desperately holding a can of Campbell's Pork and Beans. Amazed because they know themselves to be the first humans on Mars, they ask this bit of humanity who he is. Half dazed, he mumbles his name, Jack Hammons. They all ask aghast, nHow did you get here?N He answers coolly and calmly, UI rode my bicyc1e.n CSignedD CRYSTAL GAZERS Mediums Hammons and Noffsinger 19

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FIRST ROW: Elvin Baker, Jean Key, Eilene Hindsley, Phyllis Grimes, Jo Anne Schricker, Merna Suitts, Judy Marker, Sherron Downing, Anne Jefferis, Kay West, Judy Hollinger, Martha Kreider, Sue Ann Wampler, Phyllis Snyder Fred Burris. SECOND ROW: Robert Geyer, fohn Leaver, Phyllis Hamilton, Lois Shockney, Phillip Rosenbush, Duane Yoder, Harriet Grindle, Barbara Ashley, Marilyn Edwards, Peggy Harlow, Nancee Lephart, Nancy Searl, Fern Durham, Mr. Paul. THIRD ROW: Goethe Chambers, Stanley Hines, Jim Davis, Ronnie Van Vickle, Garner Cox, Rodney DeBolt, Darrell Tipple, Jim Fulk, Jim Leahey, Gene Summers, Gail Bratton, Robert Huffman, Robert Evans, Donald Jefferis, Roger Resor. During our first two years in high school, we the class of '51, have been exceedingly active in school activities. This year, we had several members of our class re- presenting us in basketball, baseball, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orch- estra and Girls' Glee Club. On October 16 we successfully sponsored a bake sale and sold red and white streamers at basket ball games during the season. Our big project was the annual Sophomore party held for the whole high school. The theme was nVaudevil1e is the Life.N On March 25, we sponsored enter- tainment by the Latterman Marionettes from Oxford, Ohio. There were two performances, matinee and evening. Our class officers elected at the first of the year are Harriet Grindle, President, Elvin Baker, Vice President, Sherron Downing, Secretary, Barbara Ashley, Treasurerg and Don Huffman, Student Council- Zfawe 4,6 WS! man.