Wilkinson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Wilkinson, IN)

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AN NUAL STAFF Charles D. Frazee John Whitinger Georganna Horine Lay Out Editor ..... .... F letcher Downey Photo Editor ....... ........... R ex Smith Typist .............. .... G eorgeanna Condo Business Manager .... ...... G lenda Milner Editor ............. .... J ohn Whitinger

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DEDICATION xr so uuuuvu ff X X I I xqnuano nun , f f-x N l I Q 3 I o ' TO THE COACHES! , 9 Q C 9 , 9 We, the Class of 1955, in , 4 , 0 order to express our appre- 0 Q ciation to the coaches who Q 4 made the Sectional Cham- 9 ' pionship possible, would like O 0 ' Q to dedicate 'this annual to them. Q Q 9 C Q ' CHARLES MORRIS- - Q The Coach who finally I o , 9 brought us through. , S ' - MARSHALL KooNTz - , 9 He worked with the boys for Q , three uyears. 9 0 Q ' ' JoE BOOTS -He coached Q ' Q the boys when they were on 0 : O the B team. 9 Q Q 9 - ' HORACE cooK - He I Q ' started the boys on the long , 0 Q 9 road and taught them the O 0 .. 0 fundamentals of the game. Q Q i i Q 1 'huuunuuu 1 X I1 OHHOHHOOOO xX xx lb X

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1955, of the city of Wilkinson, County of Hancock, and State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and an- nulling any and all wills made by us heretofore. I, Theron Collier, will my fast-talking ability to the 7th Graders in the office. I, Eleanor Lewman, will my quiet ways to Rose Brown and Carol Bean. I Kenneth Rushton, will my height to Junior Friddle, and my hands to Jean I Sanders. I, John Whitinger, leave my ability to look tall and slim on the basketball floor to Raymond Pasko, and the Freshman girls in care of Benny Wil- son. Howard Jones, leave my safe-driving practices to Diane Downey. 3 I I, Max Bailey, will my ability to have dates Cwith girlsl to Terry Johns. I Tom Burns, leave my way with the women to John Wisehart, and my abil- ity to save money to Mr. Frazee. Linda Huckleberry, leave my title, the biggest flirt to Judy Goudy. Richard Nicholas, will my love of motorcycles and my driving habits to Wayne Milner, and my math books to anyone good enough to deserve I, I, them. I, Jerry Johns, leave my long curly hair to Mr. Morris, my ability to sleep in class to Augie Tolbert, and my seat at the Democrat Convention to Mr. Anderson. I Rex Smith, will my car to Gary Wilkinson and Ralph Keerns to speed in- to Maxwell. I, Lola Smalley, will my blond hair and blue eyes and my ability to stay tall and thin to Barbara Thompson. I, Glenda Milner, will not will because I am not willing to will and if I am not willing to will, I will not will. I, Charlotte Cook, will the back seat on Carl Spegal's bus to Donald Wol- ski, and my ability to be a good baby-sitter to Linda Wisehart. Jerry Darling, will my ability to get stuck in tomato fields to Bud Trout. Jim Wiseman, leave my hard cafeteria work to Robert Smith, and my a- bility to get along with the Mexican girls to Jack Friddle. I Fletcher Downey, will my knack of running my own family to Mr. Frazee, and my good looks and debonair charm to Dean Brumfield. I Ronnie Cook, will my combed hair to Mr. Anderson, and my ability to drive to Shirley on an empty tank of gas every night to Wyatt Brum- mett. I, Barbara Rigney, will my bashfulness to Jana Harlan, and my shortness to Edna Leffer. I, Dorothy Neff, will my seat in typing class to Delbert Maxwell for the next 5 years. I Junior Dudley, will my ability to get along with the Girls at Knighstown to Gary Wilkinson. I, Georgeanna Condo, will my library job to Sharon Wilfong or anyone that is in need of a job. I Linda Thomas, will my poodle hair cut to Sharon Whalen and my sense of humor to Miss Shepherd. I Norma Whiteman, will my writing ability to my sister Sue, and my ride to school in the morning to anyone who can catch it. I, Larry Spegal, will my ability to have dates with so many different girls to Leroy Johns. We, the Senior boys, wish to will our good looks to the Freshman class, and their athletic ability to the faculty. We, the Senior girls, wish to will Delbert Maxwell to Mr. Garner, and our front row seats at the ballgames to anyone who can run fast enough to get them. We, the Senior Class, will our ability to go through school with our money and get by with it to next year's Freshman Class. ! L L 7 ! 5 ! D