Jefferson Center High School - Annual Yearbook (Columbia City, IN)

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agf uno Ceegfamenf We, the Senior Class of l9h8, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Mark Watennan - the right to be with a highway department when he graduates so he can take care of Rhoads. Bonnie Ward - the right to enter the manufacturing business and make Ward robes. fbusiness manager, Johnsonlb Mildred Rhoads - the right to stay warm enough so she won't freeze Waterman. James Remke - the right to use a few more dollars so he can have a few more good times. Raymond Ray - a radio strong enough so he can get on the radio and everybody can hear Hhis corn.H Mary Louise Putman - the right to change her last name to Mills. Bill Mcwhirter - brains. It seems he has everything else! Betty Hawes - the right to become a musician so she can do a duet with Charles Smith. Beth Hasty - the right to marry Petrillo so she may become a famous piano player. Mary Frances Harber f the right to woo some eligible bachelor with her guitar strummin' and fancy warblin'. Bill Fairchild - an athletic girl friend so he may play basketball all he wants to. Beverly Crawford - the right to turn a few cartwheels in case we ever have another gaso- line shortage. Glenn Chappel - a nice tubby wife so that Glenn's car won't ride lop-sided when they Ngo driving.N Richard Aker - the right to have thirty-eight kids so he can have a no Aker farm. Lewis Aker - the right to write a nice love song for Beverly Crawford. Gerald Cowan - the right to find a girl friend closer than Roanoke. You know they might ration gas! sahlgz, Nil -1.,Q:'Nrjr,f1 n 1 A , 7 J IJN 1 EE! X aisisgssg 5 t 3 ' ls' Q H4 t I , y nl ' 4' Ill Ill i x ,c . 'igxrl I Nv'qN EF. 'Q1iiiiif ALMA IVIATERU