Amo High School - Amoace Yearbook (Amo, IN)

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W f V Qfmm QQ Xl X9 QAL52L.J 61444 704:26 We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty Nine, leave this long and lasting will to those who are fortunate enough to be granted such an honor To Mr Ogle we will an extra pair of glasses fJust in case he loses the ones he has now I Q To Mrs Sullivan we will a cute little cocker spaniel dog that doesn't have a sad look to remind her of a certain person To Mr McCammack we will some new equipment for the science room To Miss Johnson we bequeath a successful girls' basket ball team Mrs Milhon we bequeath a new piano for the music room Mrs Truax we will continued success in Home Economic and M H Club Work Mrs Jackson we bequeath our sense of humor Mrs Thomas we will new books for the library To Mr Sutherlin we will our instruments on which to give lessons and make a successful band for the coming years And last, but not least, to our dear sponsor, Mr Scud der, we will another dignified and ambitious Senior Class to sponsor, and also one that will co operate with him, and the other teachers, as the Class of 'MQ has We also will a suc cessful basketball team for many years to come To the Juniors we will our seats in the assembly To the Freshman we bequeath our skill in graduating Harold Applegate bequeaths his ability to play the piano to Louise Stephenson Maurice Bombei wills his ability to play basketball to David Hadley Alberta Booty wills her ability to cook to Dorothy Sum mers Leon Buis wills his freckles to Johnnie Trout Connie Cress wills his ability to keep the bench warm at ballgames to John Davies Rachel Crews bequeaths her ambitious nature to Jimmie Aubrey Tom y Crews bequeaths his motto, nDrive Safely Live Longer,n to Merold Weatherman Margaret Eggers bequeaths her quietness to Dorotha Sav age cEil Cf? ,f ?S3'2E5'4l...'Y if-R NX .. IAQ To . . 'dro . To . . . To . . . To the Sophomores we will our polished manners. . K-'-.. '5T

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W fe e as laws of Ymmmfbafx S Alberta Elliott wills her ability to sing to Dorothy Cress Marjorie Feller bequeaths her cute smile to Vivian Ar nold Mary Hanlon bequeaths her ability to get along with the basketball squad to Vera Jean Wheeler Glendellne Hubble bequeaths her natural curly hair to Grace Ward ' Donald Jones wills his argumentive ability to Bob Lewis. Vernon Kersey bequeaths his farming inclination to Ray Allen Walton Myrna Logue wills her ability to get a letter every day to Rita Spaulding Anne Marley bequeaths her ability to talk in class, and not get caught, to Judy Moore Tom McCam ack bequemths his ability to play a clarinet to Sally Archer Kenneth Miller oequea hs his oroad shoalders and manly xuyslque to Derry Logue Martha Salsman wills her good grades to her brother, Richard, to keep it in the family Virginia Strahl bequeaths her ability to sew to Saralou Archer Paul Troke wills his friendly greeting to James Strahl Peggy Underwood bequeaths her ability to joke and not get mad to Rachel West Betty Welty wills her tallness to Linda Lou Brown Marilyn Wilson bequeaths her pretty handwriting to Her I hereby bequeath my ability to get a man and keep him, to Frieda Applegate IN NITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereto subscribed our names on this twentieth day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Forty Nine Q 273 Qi f-'fy S DD N N ogy O O 7 0 O V e O O 0 1 L. 1 W A . U 1 1 , 1 , .0 All .. Q - . . I . O O O bert Lee Greeson. O , V . O i Y if , 4 '- Xrxxx 1' ' - -..