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

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GZM4 Wd! We the members of the Senior class of i953 las a wholej do hereby give, bequeath, and bestow upon the following Senior class Cas a wholej, first the exclusive rights, powers, and privileges over the extreme lower classes, namely the Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen that are to come in the following fiscal period--of course with one condition: that these members of this said class do satisfactorily prove, show and demonstrate their ability to hold this authority. The Senior girls, as a whole, bequeath Cwithout lamenti to the Senior girls to follow their undisputed privilege or right of flirtation with the Freshmen boys or any other green prospects. Larry fBoothiBrumbaugh leaves the Sweet Shop to anyone who can make good use of it. Sally Sue Riegel leaves her ability to do the Bacoa to Carol Jenkins. Dorene fAnnabellei Runkle leaves her lady-like behavior to Janet Adelsperger. Barbara Hooper leaves this final question, Which twin has the toni? Ann Chenoweth leaves her hopes ofa Junior class-ring to anyone lucky enough to get it. Charlie Bulcher leaves his ability to get home at 5:00 in the morning to Randy Witters. Carole Wise leaves her collection of sweater to Susan Lephart. Tommy Bugher leaves his title of waterboy to Jack Potter Marie Nelson leaves her ability in shorthand to Carolyn Fraze. Phil Shaw leaves his interest in eighth grade girls to Dave Hufford Joel Wenger leaves his knowledge of out-of-the-way parking places to no-one, it's a deep secret. Charles Stiver leaves his ability to be on time to sing in Mixed Chorus to Joe Resor. Tommy Merritt leaves his trips to Jackson, Ohio, to Bertie Mullen. They like it out there. Virginia Bonham leaves the drugstore to Dick Snyder. Beverly Huntwork leaves the teaching of bookkeeping to Mr. Storms. Chuck Jefferis leaves his class-ring to Joan Teaford. Patty Jo Wright and Ronnie Bratton leave together. Marilee Mangas gives the cows back to the farmers. Vernon Reichard and Jim Smith leave the Senior Concession to the future Seniors. Madelon Shelley leaves her Bride Magazines to the library. Sara Farish leaves her interest in college men to Mary Judith Sutton. Sandra Welbourne leaves her Buick to anyone with money enough to buy gas for it. Bud Downing leaves his collection of wisecracks to Bob Fulk. Shirma Davis reluctantly leaves her Freshman. Charles Stull leaves his laughs to Mr. Zeigler. To all the oncoming Seniors the class of i953 leaves it's sophisticated manner. l. B. Durned U. R. Nuts Class of i953

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JUNIOR CLASS First row left to right: NancyCurrent, Jeannine Anders, Linda Turner, Patsy Welch, Joy James Carol Shields, Virginia Harbison, Joan Teaford, Tone Tipple, Judy Blankley, Barbara Boggs, and Roberta Mullen. Second row left to right: Mr. Allison, class sponsor, Beverly Wigger, Joan Guthrie, Patricia Murphy, Carolyn Fraze, Carl Webster, Judy Sutton, Randy Witters, Kathryn Wheeler, Susan Lephart, Claire Buckingham, Edna Wogerman, and Mr. Hatt, Class sponsor. Third row left to right: Dave Hufford, Richard Collins, Wilbur Reynolds, Jack Potter, Joe Resor, Dick Whistler, Gene Wise, Keith Brown, John Rogers, Jerry Reish, Patrick Dillon, and Bob Ryan. Absent: Bob Fulk We, theClass of l954, have had many enjoyable experiences during the past school year, and our members have participated in many activities of the school. Mr. Hatt and Mr. Allison have been our class sposers and our student council representatives were Bob Fulk, Joan Teaford, and Dick Whistler. Our class colors are maroon, white, and grey. From the Junior Class, Susan Lephart and Joy James were selected as two of the school's cheerleaders. A high percentage of our members participated in musical activities. We were well represented in the field of sports having several boys on the basketball and baseball teams and members in the bowling league. We earned money by selling Christmas wreathes, door hangers and by presenting our class play The Little Dog Laughed, directed by Miss Brooks. Our Junior year has been very successful. We will long remember the good times we have had together.