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

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will We, the class of 1952, realizing that the world's gain will be the schoolis loss, do hereby leave a few tokens of depreciation to the students and faculty. Jim Altic leaves his sly humor with the girls to Bob Dimples Ryan. To Dorene Runkle, Barbara Baker leaves her extensive collection of jewelry. Perry Blankley gives the management of the Pennsylvania Railroad back to Milo. Bill Bower leaves his trim figure to Jim Smith. Doris Brown leaves her subtle laughter to Mr. Hait- Marilyn Brown leaves the couch during television shows to Keith. To Carol Wise, Rheta Bruss leaves her rendition of On Top of Old Smoky. Colleen Clear leaves her variety of hair colorings to Susan Lephart. Lena Crouse leaves her daily hike to school to Carol Byrum. Marcia Jo Gettinger leaves her collection of collegiates to Marian Whitesel. Don Gullett leaves his backward and shy manner around girls to Fred Hoffman. To Sara Farish, Gretchen Haber leaves Main Street. Judy and Jerry leave together. Frank Hoffman leaves his trips to the library to Tom Bugher. Betty Hufford leaves her violin. Tom Lahey leaves his exuberant chuckle to Monster Brumbaugh. Shirlee Lees leaves her vociferous discussions in government class to Joel Wenger. To Claire Buckingham, Anne Lynch leaves her cruising car. Vance McCarter leaves his trips to far-away places to anyone who can get there. Joyce Midlam leaves her pecuniary ability to Phil Shaw. Larie Moore and Carol Skiver leave the Times Gazette to Charles Stull. To Sam Hunt, Jan Reish leaves his Charleston ability. Carol Stein and Ellen Sutton leave their ford convertibles to Ann Chenoweth and Mary Judith Sutton. Beverly Stilts leaves her Navy fan mail to anyone with postage stamps. Patricia Whistler leaves the Sweet Shoppe to Virginia You-all Bonham. Bud Westfall leaves. We, the aforementioned class of 1952, do hereby declare this our last will and testa- ment and aifix the seal of this our Alma Mater. Signed: I. M. Dunn Al B. Darned

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rupbetp We are happy to bring you the first round the world telecast of the premiere of the colossal film, The Inlaw . Narrating this stupendous event is the good-natured, jovial MC of the air waves, Burdette Westfall. Come in--Burdette! Ladies' and gentlemen, it's a gala, colorful sight here in front of Lahey's Mammoth Theatre. The celebrities are now passing in colorful review before the ticket sales- girl, Carol Skiver. Awaiting the celebrities at the door is head usher, James Altic, looking very trim in his red and grey uniform. The first celebrity to pass before the television camera is Rear General Perry Blankley just returned from his campaign in Lower Slobovia. Alighting from a swanky limousine, whom do we find but Dean of Vassar, Monsieur Donald Gullett, accompanied by literary critic, Frank Hoffman. They are escorting two voluptious leading ladies of recent musicals, Marcia Jo Gettinger and Beverly Stilts. Producer of this extravanganze, multi-millionaire Jerold Harter has just arrived. He has brought with him Bill Bower, the new head of the art department at Walt Disney studio. Stepping inside the foyer, we overhear Rheta Bruss, Colleen Clear, Jule Jenkens, and Betty Hufford, four modern Florence Nightingales, discussing the latest hat creation of Messieur Jan de Reishe'. Sitting in the front row of the balcony are playgirls Carol Stein and Ellen Sutton, busily throwing pop corn at all the bald heads in the downstairs audience. Not again! Our view is blocked by an elaborate hair-do directly in front of us. We should have know! It is Larie Moore with one of her original hair stylings. Lena Crouse and Joyce Midlam, head beauticians are with her. Striking up the overture inthe orchestra pit is Barbara Baker, directing the Sing-Sing state band. Rushing in at the last minute is the owner of the restaurant, The Brown Bonnet, Doris Brown. Patricia Whistler, head hostess, is with her. But before the curtain rises, let us pause for a brief message from our sponsor. By special request tonight we have two outstanding TV artists, Gretchen Haber and Shirlee Lees, to present the commercial. At last the big moment arrives! Here are the stars--Anne Swarthart Lynch and Vance Valentino McCarter. But who is that standing in the wings ? None other than head prompter, Marilyn Brown. After the premier itself, which of course we cannot televise, the crowds start rolling out of the aisles on their way to their respective homes. We will now close the program with a farwell to you in seventy-two.