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Klan, Bill Oesterling Wills his favorite activity, be- ing a general nuisance, to Rich Wagner. Janice Oswald wills her superior height to Elaine Boyle. Margaret Porter leaves her position in the head office to some capable junior girl. Gladys Rape wills her red hair to Ioy Monson. Barbara Remmen leaves with her shadow following her, or is it Annamary? Bill Reynolds leaves still as quiet as ever. Pat Roman leaves with a long list af activities and friends behind her. Mary Ruhl leaves still torturing Miss Aloe. jim Schmid wills his high position in the F.F.A. to some deserving fellow. Carl Schmidt leaves still telling Mr. Danser that his name isn't Carol. Prexanne Schneider leaves to spend more time with her hobby - Pete. Lucille Setzenfand leaves strumming the Mars Alma Mater on her guitar. Betty Short wills her basketball ability to Nancy Kennedy. Sue Slater wills her ways with the future farmers to Donna Spangenburg. Rege Socash wills his mighty muscles to Tim Koah. WHL Russ Spangenburg leaves with a clean shaven face after winning the game. Don Stamm wills his masterful way with girls to Harold Evans. Evelyn Steeb leaves very much wrapped up in her drivingg let,s hope it isn't around a pole. Eva Taylor wills her stamps to the school sec- retary. Joan Tindall wills her quiet personality to Sally Hackney. Bill Vaughan leaves with his bow and arrowsg could he be playing cupid? Nancy Veccharella wills her talkative ways to Leona Stamm. Paul Vogel leaves with his transmissions scat- tered all over the road. Lynn Walters wills his dainty ears to Roy Rose. Russell Whiteside wills his quiet ways to Bill Fraser. Rob Whitley leaves to study animal hus- bandry. Cuff Wiegand wills his popular football abil- ity to anyone who can fill the bill and carry the ball. Bill Wiegand leaves in a model airplane. Peggy Wolfram leaves on a cloud of Planet Dust erasures. Bill Wood wills his tenor voice to Nancy Han- na.
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Hmm, Phyllis King leaves still disputing P.O.D. with Mr. Campbell. Nancy Kirby wills her shorthand troubles to Nancy Lickey. Milt Koval leaves to take up his favorite sport, hunting girls. Al Kramer wills his post for watching students f girlsj in the halls between classes to joe Dietz. Chuck Kushner leaves still wishing his car hadn't failed him in a time of need . . . could he have been dodging a c-o-p? Berline LaForce wills her measles to anyone who wants them. Evelyn Lawther leaves wondering how she ever escaped getting trampled in the 5-minute rushes between classes. Harry Lawther wills his colorful forelock to any one of the girls. Iack Lees wills last Year's car to Ducky Mc- Cormick. Donna Leonburg wills her relaxing hobby floatingj to Marion Schmit. Lowry Leonburg leaves in his green bug. Annamary Magee leaves wondering how many spies are following herg or shall we say good reporters? Edith Maier wills her twirling position to Ann Swinderman. WHL Joyce Maslowsky leaves to practice taking shorthand on her accordiong you think this is easy? Dick Maxwell leaves and takes his cricket with him. Bill McAfee wills his Ford convertible to who- ever wants it. Donna McCandless wills her practical jokes to Patty Stoup. Larry McCandless wills his baritone voice to Mr. Ebner. Whiley McKinley leaves without Kathy. Jack McKinney wills his curly GQ black hair to jim Hendrickson. Dan McQueen wills his shy way with girls to Cary Kennedy. Martha Mercer wills her quiet ways to joan Proie. Judy Mergenhagen leaves in a cavalcade of sports. Dorothy Meshanko wills her favorite pastime Cboysb to Carol Leonburg. Reid Miller leaves wishing someone would will him some equipment for his hobby . . . eating. Roberta Myers wills her ensemble position to some lucky girl. Dave Nesbitt wills his Romeo ways with girls to Dan Hudson.
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