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Class Will We the class of 1953 belng of sound al though small m1nd admlrers of Marllyn Mon roe Jerry Lew1s and Hopalong Cass1dy and not under the 1nfluence of Vernors Shakespeare dope or checkers declare th1S to be our last w1ll and testament Dave Schremer and Bobby Hartnagle leave the1r paint brushes and red pamt to the Junlor Class badly 1n need of publlclty Carol Newton leaves her helght to Kay Kugel who needs lt Glenna Jo Johnson leaves her pantom1mes wlth Earl and Lyle to anyone w1th as blg a mouth Nancy W1lson leaves her Southern drawl to Bess Coon Danny Nelson Gordon Metzger Dxck Swanson and Col1n Johnson leave the1r s1ng1ng ab1l1ty to Raymond Nygren who could probably smg 1n all four ranges Leonard Ras mussen leaves h1s bashfulness to Kenny Wm ter Agnes Grabr1an and Betty Clayburn leave the1r Jobs at the show to anyone who has a yen for thrllls and excltement Pat Colburn leaves her r1des 1n J 1m Baker s car to anyone who has a lot of nerve Kenny Souply leaves h1S wrestlmg ab1l1ty to Sally Jones who has also taken lessons from Harold Charles Rodgers and Donna CltO leave to t1e the knot Nancy Sheeder leaves a ream of type wrxter paper and a badly battered oboe reed to Budd Pltchford and Leo Meyer B1ll Estes leaves h1s leg named Myrtle to Mr Ashbaugh who al ready has dlmpled knees Charles Mlsner leaves ln h1s rattllng Ford Sally Mlller and Roberta Pxckerel leave the1r freckles to Jamle Tonkln son Mary Ann Trotter leaves her soprano vo1ce to Clark Secrest Karen Greenwood and Tracy Burt leave Janet Cam w1lls her ab1l1ty to r1de horses to Duke who IS always r1d1ng someone Darlene Dxngman and Ann Beauchamp leave the1r blushes to Mxke L1v1ngston whod look cute 1n a red face George Baskos leaves that dreamy look to Kenny Sollars whom he C0p1ed lt from 1n the f1rst place Walt Gun derson w1lls h1s root beer mugs from A 81: W to the trophy case Ann Schle1ker and Dorxs Vogel leave the1r unpaxd b1lls to Dale Tallrnan who s always try1ng to collect them Dale Adler wllls h1s l1tt1e green Ford to Bob Hajek who has a passlon for Fords Kenny Mulvaney leaves h1s comlc books to Duke Mathews 1n whose class he was always readlng them Larry Ashbaugh and Pat Mlller leave hand 1n hand Bob Meze leaves h1s embarrasslng moments 1n speech to any sophomore whos dread1ng the course Bob Ressegme w1lls h1s excess we1ght to Everett Kre1ger Charles Nemnlck leaves h1s sour cream to Masle the Mechanlcal Cow Mxke Montgomery leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get away w1th throwmg snowballs ID class to Gary Johnson who prob ably won t be able to get away wlth what Mxke d1d Larry Flshburn w1lls h1s w1nd to ROHHIC Cassel who has enough Clarence Laber leaves h1s low vo1ce to M1ss Stelnman Frank Karst leaves hlS cowboy boots to the cows boy Sarah lVIendez IS so qu1et that nobody notlced her eave Arlene M1ller w1lls her sclssors to anyone who wants to take up the pastlme of halr styl :ng Pat Tomlch leaves her pony tall to S9ablS cult Edrls Page wxlls her tlght sklrts to Nancy IAC l' TWPNTY FOUR Nelson JSSSIB Campbell leaves h1s autoblog raphy ent1tled Nlght L1fe-or Oh You K1d' to that young lover Bart B1ckel B111 Hoffer leaves h1s convert1ble to any glrl who w1ll come on a h1s house Evelyn Whlte leaves her soft VOICG to Jeanette Kuneth who needs one S1d Dagle leaves Sh1rley to any one who thlnks hes tough enough to tackle her Lowell Gaebel leaves h1s burnt mldnlght oll to Barbara Foster B111 Brown wxlls hlS sltz marks to anyone b1g enough to f1ll them Bxll Howe leaves hlS bloodshot eyes to Blg John Kr1ll Sh1rley Bashor leaves her out of town men to anyone who needs some Darlene Boggs leaves w1th a collect1on of dla mond rmgs Sue Macy leaves her experlence in cattle rustl1ng to Charlene Johnson Joan Flmchum leaves thankful that she graduates Dav1d Swenson leaves h1s book How to Bulld Muscles to G11 Everly who needs It more than Dav1d Larry Wood wxlls h1s cute grm to Mr James Don Ernst and J1m Baker leave the1r acro bat1cs and awkwardness to Eva Jane Adler Lynn Coates leaves h1s craft1ness on the bas ketball court to Ray Bostlck who seems to have a good start already Larry Ollver leaves h1s flashlng dlmples and 12 lb tater to Rodney Wagner who needs the dlmples but not the potato Esther Lukenbach leaves her roller skates to Beverley Davles Gall Johnson leaves carrymg a record of Sam s Song Barbara Wllls leaves her unpubllshed man uscrlpts to some lucky publlsher Somebody must want one' Gerald1ne Lemweber leaves her glggle to Mr Henkel Betty Hartley leaves to marry Spencer Hoog Harold Wxnnett leaves the presxdency of the Student Body to some cute Junlor lf there are any Ted Samano leaves h1s b1cycle to M1ss M8ll6lS Myron Shupe wllls h1s place on the Chxssom Trall to Tex Rxtter Marxlyn Bauer leaves her front row seat ln psychology to anyone who wants to learn how to w1n frxends and 1nfluence people Kay Banner leaves for Chlcago to Jo1n Dale Jack Exsele and Bob Schwab leave the1r red faces to the sophomore g1rls who ought to have red faces more often Helen Krxckbaum leaves her romance mag azmes to Gay Carter Ella Malcolm leaves her Job at the Da1ry Queen to anyone who s as gen erous as Ella lS Patt1 Jo Gardner wllls her pep at the games to Mrs Brown Thelma leaves her sack to anyone who has lots of books to carry around and needs somethlng to carry them 1n Inez Saw de door so she left Mary Ann Schuetz leaves wlth her dlamond l1ght1ng the way Eldon Whlte leaves hlS car to the New York Metropol1tan Museum of Art Loural Nelson leaves the shoes he never has on ln PhySlCS to anyone whose feet are as b1g as Lourals Gene Nelson leaves h1s art1st1c ab1l1ty to whoever drew the boy on the G1rls Week pos ters Bernadette Steffes leaves to become a pro fesslonal blackmaller Henrletta Wamboldt leaves her shorthand notebook to anyone who 1 , , ' . - . . . . . 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