Wheeler High School - Rosetta Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Page 25 text:

N' 'ug-q R Q' U 9 . , . . a 1' rw' by ' ' J 1 ' ' ' V I .fx 1 L, ff: if-Q .5 ,, S V X Q S X 5 tv Qi' Y' i . M E 1 E

Page 24 text:

'eff k ,B ,saw - S 12. ' ,ag 1 10 ia, If f if , ,, .W :Eff 3 X I v i 5 . 'Y Xuix 3. ix tg. E 1 'ht V 4 A if Rajiv ,kb , a A .,. 3, wg- W W I'-H' ,yi Ewan is iw .WW :Q xc ? f' 'tai-' in ,fx g 'f k 5 - W W ' Wir ' ra 'fx E W' Q? rv xi ' P it '65 dl 1 ff H , asf? R . ls 4, . M' an .. wr

Page 26 text:

2' L15 gulf STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PORTER CITY OF WHEELER Samir N if 4-'gfbl mah 2 . ,aa K'- it - 4-Aww, ' . 1 1 -fa.: 'Q' - .,s - ,... tix.-f H er-I 's , N-ii i: A ,. -3,9-, I -- ., J. v. .4 ,Dv 1115- fa.. .t4 ..n, -N , fm .1 Hg . ,cf ' ,A .3 wgw ' - ,Y ' 'i ii , Q' - K s -. f' amsqix 0 'A av ' . 'f Ease. ' if .4 I'- May 26, 1950 We, the Senior Class of nineteen hun- dred and fifty, having endured four years of industrious scholastic achievement and having been the idols of our academic underclassmen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby deem this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Joanne Shaffer, bequeath my D. A, R. fDaughters of American Revolutionjaward to Jim fDuiel Dupont. I, Bernard Ilic, bequeath a tremendous amount of nothing to anyone who needs it or thinks he could use it. I, Helen Scott, bequeath my ability to get to school'on time to Jean Camplan, and my height to Colleen Jones. I, James Jones, bequeathmy geometry ability to Paul Curtis, my leather gym shoes and bright shirts to Lee Porter. I, Jean Kraft, bequeath my years of cheerleading to Margie Kalina, and the gum Cunder the chairsj, which was left me by Jack Burge Q'49l to Donald Bell, hoping that he'll chew it to the best advantage. I, James Koeppen, bequeath my book- keeping ability to Don Bell, and my cord- uroy derby to Sherlock Holmes so he can wear it when he teaches shop. I, Avis Hartwig, bequeath my speed in typing to Lee Porter and all the fun I've had in my Senior year to any Junior who finds it dull. Z5 uv' A I, James Burge, bequeath my height to Dale Hurst and my crew hair cut to Miss Doyle. 1, Catherine Marak, bequeath my red hair to Mary Sipich, and my height to Eunice Betz. I, Tom Marak, bequeath my '36 Chrysler to Wes Huber. I, JoAnn Ogle, bequeath my cheerleading ability to Joann Nowlin and my skating ability to Don Andrews. I, Melvin Tarnow, bequeath my curly hair to Chuck Johnston, and to Orville Griffin my B. B. suit KNO. 71 and 21lS0 mY ability to hit shots. I, Irene Betz, bequeath all of my size 5 shoes to Evelyn Rippe, and mY Punch and peck system to Mary Lemmons. I, Alvin Meyer, bequeath my false teeth to anyone who needs them. I, Charles Huber, bequeath my mustache To Wayne Markward and my old Ford to any underclassman who can run it. I, Francis Kalina,bequeath my shyness to Nancy McLinn. I, Jack Conrick, bequeath my baseball ability to Neil Betz. THE SENIOR CLASS of 1950