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

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Prophecy This is UCBS-TV, Channel 50 on your dial. We are televising the annual Alumni Banquet of the Union City West Side High School in this, the year 1970 You see seated at the head of the table Richard Earl Wise, Governor of Indiana On his right is Congresswoman Barbara Buckingham of the 10th dis- trict and on the left is Donald Xaltenborn DeCemp The man you see standing behind the palms, talking to the two women, is Maurice Frazier, the author of the current best seller, 'Jokes for 'All' Oc casions' He is discussing the new French styles with designer Dennis Coby and her best seamstress, Phyllis Ellison, The two men in uniform are Colonel Donald Martin and Admiral Gary Snyder They are comparing notes and stories of their exploits The camera is focused on 'Super Salesman Robert Hufford who is selling Noma Dillon a 50-inch television set for her bowling alley She needs some- thing to attract customers because Mary Ann Sanan's skating rink has been taking all the attention of the people She is featuring the heavy weight champion of wrestling, 'Gorgeous' Jack Wilson We regret that bas1cetball's 'Coach of the Year , Terry McCarter, and the Arizona on Sue Hartnick's Dude Ranch recovering from the shock of winning the N I T Championship Now we switch to the opposite side of the room, where Doctor Allie, chief surgeon at Johns Hopkins, is explaining 'the pink corpuscle' to Dentist Donald Ross and Blood Chemist Judy Reish Beside them are two of the lomliest women here They are the famed florist, Joyce Elkenberry, and Indie.na's foremost interior decorator, Mary Wogerman They have been working diligently at planning the marriage settings of Christine Brown and Betty Welch That's Patsy Seibert over there in the corner pounding madly away on her portable typewriter She has to carry lt with her at all times and answer the fan mall of her employer, Keith Mason, who has recently swum the Atlantic Ocean Seated at the end of the table are Judy McGinnis Qwho has Just purchased the 'Yoolworth' storesl and Martha Reier who is employed as head of the Advertising Department The food for this feast was grown on tne one-thousand. acre farm of Weldon Hotmlre It was prepared by Chef Bob Hines Stepping up to our microphone are the stars of the Metropolitan Opera, Yvonne de Welch and accompanist Addy Spicer, who have recently appeared in Anna Hannoy's production of 'What's Left of the Gang Is All Here Nova, 'Most Valuable Player , Don Ashley, are unable to be here. They are in

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PATSY SEIBERT Band 1,2,3 Cheering Block 3 Class Play 3,h G. A. A. 1,2,3,L, Girls' State 3 Glee Club l,2,3,h Latin Club 2,3 M xed Chorus 2,3,h Orchestra 1,2,3 Solo-Ensemble 1,2 Successus h Westerner h GARY SNYDER Band 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Bowling l,2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Class Tourney l,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Intramural 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Orchestra 3,4 Solo Ensemble 3 Successus M Pep Band 2,3 ADDI SPIDER Cheering Block 3 Clase Officer 3 A A Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Solo-Ensemble 3 Successue N HAR! WOGEBMAI BETTY YILCH Glee Club 1,4 JEAN WELCH Band 1,2,3 Bowling 2 G. A. A. 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Latin Club 2,3 Librarian lg Mixed Chorus 2,3 Orchestra 1,2,3 Successus h JACK WILSON Bolling 1 Clase Tourney l,2,3, Intramural l,?,3 U Successes N DICK WIS! Band 1,2 Claes Officer 1 C19-88 3pu Claes Tourney 1,23 Intramural l,2,3 4 Latin Club 2.3 Mixed Chorus 2.3 4 Orchestra l,2,3 Purdue Conference Solo Ensemble 2,3 Student Council 1 Successus M Westerner 3,k

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Last Will and Testament We, the Half Century Senlor Class of Union City West S1de H gh School, hereby declare this our last w1ll and testament: Allen Allie hands over h1s collection of Wdifferent-looklng hatsw to Goethe Chambers Don Ashley leaves hls w1tty answers in Government class to Jim D3Y18 Christine Brown wills her quiet little chuckle to Sue Wampler Barbara Buckingham leaves her job as assistant librar1an to Pllen Sutton Dennis Coby F1118 her ab1lity to be late to school in the morning to any sleepy head Don DeCamp leaves the theater to Duane Yoder Norma Dillon w1lls her ability to play the trumpet and eat candy at e same t1me to Judy Hollinger Ph llis Ellison w1lls her even temperament to Fern Durham Maurice Frazier glves all grocery stores to their owners Anna WBaby' Hannoy wills her ability to write inspirlng love letters to Nancee Lephart Sue Hartnick leaves her assortment of boyfriends to Peg Harlow Bob Hines and Weldon Hotmire wlll thelr assistance as 'stage creww to all future classes for thelr class plays Bob Hufford glves his slightly used WChevyN to Garner Cox 'Cueball' Mason w1lls h1s success at the local WB1lliard Parlorn to Don Jefferls lerry McCarter w1lls h1s Wad l1b l1nesN to Gene Summers Judy McGinnis leaves her brush and paints to future art students Don Ross leaves h1s sense of humor to Bob Fvans Judy Reish wills her liberty to Sherron Downing Martha Heier w1lls that Wcome hither look' directed toward all males to Ann Jefferis 0 ' I I ' A th Joyce Eikenberry wills her trips to Ohio State to Doris Brown.