Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

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Lithe and active and lots of fun, John Kopchik alway’s ready to jump the gun; His is the most impish smile that we know; In life as in school he ' ll never be slow. Robert Lykins, whom we admire, Of jokes and pranks he ' ll never tire; He always has a trick or two, That he is ready to play on you. Louise McCarty, so clever and bright, Her work is always done just right; She always seems to know the score, Who could ask for anything more. Here ' s someone who is liked by everyone, A swell personality mixed in with fun; He’s full of humor from his head to his toes, Yep! This is Arthur Green as everyone knows. With a dimple in her cheek and a twinkle in her eye, A little round face and her hopes set high, Phyllis Miller will have the fellows galore, If she uses all of her charm and allure. Doris Misch, so quiet and coy, Is always seen with a certain boy; She ' s always willing to do a good deed, To help some classmate who is in need. He ' s willing, likable, and light-hearted. Great will be our loss when he ' s departed. John Neely needs no coaxing from a soul To do his part in life ' s long tiring pull. Watch those dashing, daring eyes, That quickly scale you down to size. Easily a man ' s emotions she ' ll inflame, Betty Owens, that ' s her name. Karen Deerberg, full of fun, Always cheerful, never glum. She is really quite the clown, Never willing to settle down. Aurelia Plaga, one of our talented few, Can play a piano and saxaphone too. Her singing is great, she ' s really grand; She ' ll soon be famous throughout the land. 17

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Class Poem Beverly Allen, so quiet and shy, Never seems to hold her guy; That ' s something I can ' t understand Because she really is so grand. Raymond Ballard, the quiet type; In bookkeeping he is always right. Yet behind his timid style, For all the girls he has a smile. Roy Bennett ' s the guy who ' s tops with the dames, He eyes everyone and seldom complains. He really knows how to handle a ball; You can see him do wonders in any pool hall. Edward Corbin, next on our list, Sweet eighteen and never been kissed; Don’t know why; he ' s really swell. Let ' s wait and see, for time will tell. Ethel DeMoss, of skating she ' s fond, Whether in the rink on on the pond. Her future is great, and soon she ' ll be Greatly performing for you and me. Here ' s a cute little blonde with pretty light hair When she has a home, twill be in good care. She ' s always striving to do her best, It ' s Jane DeYoung we ' re sure you have guessed. She ' s modest, sensible, and wise, But still can be a bombshell in disguise. Claudette Giemza’s fair and frank; With all the honored she will rank. Lively and friendly, jolly and eager, She proves the opposite sex isn ' t the weaker. Firm of purpose, steady of eye, Angenette Gorter will win quite a guy. Jerry Grube, our farmer boy, Always bashful, always coy. Full of fun, full of pep Man! This kid is really hep. We know a girl whom we think a good sport, Vivacious and friendly with a cheerful retort; Phyllis Hetrick keeps herself exquisite and prim; Neat in dress with vigor and vim. Though shy and silent, slow to speak his mind, A better person you will never find. Robert Hetrick plans to raise prize winning crops, And will, for he ' s the type that never stops.

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A small and quavery voice I hear Coming from someone we all love dear. Petite and pretty, chick and neat, Sally Pucka’s quite a treat. The girls all go for his muscular build; Many a position in their hearts he has filled. If there are those who like to be teased, Wayne Reeder should make them very much pleased. June Sculley in her friendly ways, Will make people happy to the end of her days. She plans to be a receptionist when she gets through school; Sincerity and simplicity will be her life long rule. Shirley Seegers so neat and keen, And all her talents are easily seen; Shte seems so jolly the whole day long, And does her Home Ec . with a song. Allen Stembel, known as Sheeny to us, Causes much commotion and fuss; But when at a ball game, and he ' s on the floor, For baskets we need worry no more. Larry Thomas seems to be Quite interested in making history, He plans one day to own a ranch We ' re all hoping he gets his chance. John Tillema is our working man; He putters about whenever he can. He makes those old cars rarin ' to go; There ' s nothing about cars he doesn ' t know. Aladena Whitaker deserves a hand, For she finally hooked her man. She wears her diamond with joyous pride, She ' ll make him such a charming bride. Richard Wright is usually studious and quiet, But get him started and he ' s quite a riot. What he likes best is to hunt and fish, Success in life we know is his wish. 18