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SENIOR CLASS WILL State of Indiana County of Porter City of Wheeler We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-five, being of sound memory and good intentions, realizing that we are about to end our high school career, and lingering these last few days within the immortal portals and d-evoted shrine, do hereby declare this to fbe our last will and testament: I, Rosella Affeld, bequeath my dimples to whoever wants them. I, Kenneth Carey, bequeath my way with girls to Duane Betz. I, Robert Dupont, bequeath my build and height to Howard Moreland, my black beard to John Ames. I, May Glasshagel, bequeath my middle name to Sarabel Graham, my personality to Dorothy Bogdanich. ' I, Ralph Gustafson, bequeath my yellow suspenders to Mr. Starkey, all my zoot suits to Mr. Walter. I, Phillip Graybill, bequeath my reserved nature to the Junior class. I, Jean Hamann, bequeath my blonde hair to Dolores Bay, my nickname to Irene Susdorf. I, Jackie Lanman, bequeath my piano playing ability to Bus Snook so he can play something besides Chopsticks, my typing ability to Hen. I, Norma Jean MacAvoy, bequeath my gum cracking ability to Andy, my height to Arcola. I, Jim Noland, bequeath my desk to Elly, my middle name to Vandy. I, Ozelma Ross, bequeath my nickname to Betty Gustafson, my stature to Vera Evers. I, Pamela Marquart, bequeath my shortness to Dizzy, my small feet to John Horan, I, Jackie Snook, bequeath my long hair to Elly, my love for nursing to Char- maine. I, Barbara Squires, bequeath my pigtails to Sarabel, my knack for getting into trouble to Dorothy Hilebrand. I, Norma Young, bequeath my curly hair to Marion Lambert, my baton to Pat Young. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands this seventeenth day of May in the year nineteen hundred and forty-five. SENIOR CLASS OF 1945
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G. A. A. First row, left to right: Geraldine Clark, Vera Evers, Naomi Melton, Charlotte Hildebrand, Dorothy Stowers, Nelda Wozniak, Phyllis Callahan, June Bays, Sponsor, Helen Nett, Dorothy Bogdanich, Betty Gustafson, Cathryn Ruwersma, moved, Irene Susdorf, Charmaine Bouvie. Second row: Arcola Gast, Sarabiel Graham, Beverly Hildebrand, Marion Lambert, Ruth Gast, Dolores Bay, Elaine Robinson, Edna Hall, Julianne Lanman, Norma Jean McAvoy, Ella Mae Erwin. Third row: Jackie Lan- man, Jean Hamann, Pamela Marquart, Rosella Aifeld, Ozelma Ross, May Glasshagel, Barbara Squires, Jackie Snook. Not Shown: Barbara Homan, Patsy Young, Norma Young. The G. A, A., Girls' Athletic Association, presents many and varied interests for the students participating. This year the club has presented a St. Patrick's. Day Dance, Christmas gifts for the Lake County Children's Home, a Bowling Party, and Play Nights, in addition to the annual Initiation and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. These girls who have participated in the G. A. A. represent some of the finest girsl we have. They have received a heritage that will aid them in later life-that of good sportsmanship. This is the motivating force behind the G. A. A. Below we see the officers and the sponsor who have led this group for the year. We present: June Bays ...,..... ........ S ponsor May Glasshagel ....... . ......... President Jean Hamann ....... ...... V ice-President Norma Young ...... ......... S ecretary Jackie Lanman ....... ........ T reasurer He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, and he who has one enemy shall meet him everywhere. -Ali Ben Aliu Taleb.
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