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

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0PHOMORE First Row, 1. to r.: Sara Farish, Ann Chenoweth, Barbara Hooper, Sandra Welbourne, Marian Whitesel, Janice Miller, Marilee Mangas, Patty Jo Wright, Sally Reigel, Beverly Huntwork, Miss Ward. Second Row, l. to r.: Larry Brumbaugh, Carole Wise, Donna Smiley, Dorene Runkle, Madelon Shelly, Ilse Birznieks, Charles Stull, Jean Guthrie, Marie Nelson, Virginia Wogerman, Shirma Davis, Ida Grimes, George Root. Third Row, 1. to r.: Vernon Reichard, Charles Stull, Phil Weida, Tom Merritt, Joel Wenger, Fred Downing, James Smith, Tommy Bugher, Charles Bulcher, Phil Shaw, Charles Stivers, Richard Patterson, Ronnie Bratton. We, the Class of 1953, met at the beginning of the school year, with our sponsor, Miss Mabel E. Ward, and elected the following of- ficers: Charles Stull, president, Patty Jo Wright, vice-president, Marilee Mangas, secretaryg Phil Weida, treasurer, and student council representative, Sara Farish. Early in October we received our class sweaters, royal blue and grey, trimmed in gold. On November 4, the Sophomore Class held the Harvest Hop which entertained the entire high school. We also helped the Mothers' Club with decorations and a section of the program for the Christmas Par y. We are proud to have many of our members participating in band, orchestra, mixed chorus and girls' glee club, baseball, basketball, track, bowling, and G. A. A. Next year we will be Juniors! We are looking forward to that honor with much pleasure.

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JU IOR First row, 1. to r.: Joyce Midlam,Rheta Bruss, Larie Moore, Kay Binninger, Marcia Jo Gettinger, Lena Crouse, Beverly Stilts, Pat Whistler, Jule Jenkins, Miss Yost. Second row, l. to r.: Lucyanna Beitenour, Shirley Lees, Marilyn Brown, Gretchen Haber, Anne Lynch, Evelyn ilson, Colleen Clear, Betty Hufford, Ellen Sutton, Carol Skiver. I Third row, l. to r.: Jan Reish, Jerry Harter, Jim Altic, Perry Blankley, Vance McCarter, Bud Westfall, Don Gullett, Frank Hoffman, Tom Leahey, Bill Bower. As the Junior Class of '52, we started our year out by electing class officers. They are William Westfall, president, Don Gullett, vice presidentg Beverly Stilts, secretaryg Joyce Midlam, treasurer. The student council representatives are William Bower and Shirley Lees. On September 27, 1950, we became the proud owners of our class rings which we ordered early last spring. The members of the class are well represented in band, orches- tra, rnixed chorus, and girls' glee club. Many of the boys are members of intramural and the Wildcat and Kitten teams. Our class is under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Anna C. Yost, who has cooperated in helping to plan for the selling of Christmas door-hangers, Wildcat sweat shirts, and U. H. S. socks. We close the year with our Junior -Senior reception and our class play in May.

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FRE HME First row, l. to r.: Roberta Mullen, Claire Buckingham, Susan Lephart, Emma Schilling, Carolyn Fraze, Mary Judith Sutton, Glenda Wilson, Shirley McCarter, Arlee Hamilton, Linda Turner, Carolyn Westfall, Nancy Current. Second row, l. to r.: Carolyn Van Skyock, Jeannine Anders, Virginia Harbison, Toni Tipple, Edna Wogerman, Kathrine Lauber, Patty Welch, Beverly Wigger, Joan Guthrie, Patricia Murphy, Joan Teaford, Judy Blankley, Barbara Boggs. Third row, 1. to r.: Robert Fulk, John Dennison, Randy Witters, Orville Crawford, Lowell Nelson, Dick Collins, Wilbur Reynolds, Jim Reier, Pat Dillon, Carl Webster, Miss Brady. Fourth row, 1. to r.: Jerry Reish, Gene Wise, Fred Carter, Joe Resor, Dick Whistler, Jack Potter, David Hufford, Keith Brown. The Class of 1954, consisting of forty-six members, began the Freshman year by meeting with Miss Brady, the sponsor, and electing the following officers: Dick Whistler, president, Robert Fulk, vice- president, Jeannine Anders, secretaryg Joe Resor, treasurer, Jack Potter, member of the student council. The class has a representation of 17 members in glee club, '7 members in mixed chorus, 17 members in band, 8 members in orchestra and 6 members on the Kitten basket- ball team, with Jack Potter as assistant manager. Other Freshmen participate in bowling, baseball and track. Before the end of the year, class colors were chosen, sweaters were ordered, and various activities to make money were sponsored by the class.. The Class of 1954 hopes to play an important part inthe success of West Side High School.