Custer County High School - Broken Brand Yearbook (Westcliffe, CO)

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'-1 ,. af. M1423 Can 'IM We, the Senior Class of Custer County High School, in the County'of Cus- ter, City of Westcliffe, and the State of Colorado, being of sou d and dis- posing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last will and Testament in the manner following: Lois Chockley wills her curly hair to Don Camper, Now you won't have to put it up every night, Donnie. LaVerne Stacy wills her long brown hair to any blonde that needs it. Brown hair always attracts the boys, UBlondie'. Marilyn Erps wills her height to Donnie Hartbauer and Jerry Piquette. Let's not fight over it, boys. A Coleen Camper wills her' ability to 'ice skate to Mr. Manatos. Falling down is hard on the ice, Mike. Jack Millard wills his ability to do algebra to Miles Coleman. Hope it proves helpful, Happy. Betty Paxton wills her extra weight to Russell Koch. Now we can call you Fatso, Russell. Zara Benson wills her ability to stay home to Sally Littrell. Let's see you at home more often, Sally. Ruth Erps wills her rosy cheeks to any pale face who needs them. Let's not see you wearing rouge. Leotus Schulze wills her ability to flirt to Carol Higgins. Now you'll have the right technique, Carol. Mary Lou Manning wills her ability to do math to Willdra Walker. Make good use of it, Willdra. Anita Sue Ryan wills her Irish temper to Robert Degree. Don't explode to often, Bobby. Kathleen Kuster wills her giggles to Suzie Luthi. Let's not be so sober, Suzie. Jack Hardin wills his curly hair to Robert Feldman. Robert, let's not see you at the beauty parlor any more. Charles Bauer wills his '26 Chevrolet to Melbourne 'Manning. Now, Mel- bourne, you won't have to ask for the Mercury. Ronald Anderson wills his ability to stay out late to Forrest Johnson. Let's see you around at 12:00, Forrest. We, the entire Senior Class, regret that since we have been such little angels Cwith sprouting horns, we have left no wade of gum, pencil stubs, scratched furniture, broken windows, upset waste-paper baskets, graybhaired teachers, ink spots or writing on the walls, spit-wads or any other used or damaged articles to the school,