Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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We I, Elizabeth Jarrett, will my curly hair to my brother, Robert. I, Harriett Johnson, will my seat in government to anyone who thinks that he will get through it. I, Nigel Johnson, will my fishing pole and line to anyone who likes to fish— I ' ve caught enough suckers. I, Harry Johnston, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Delmar. I, Wilma Jones, will my place in the office, the fourth period, to my sister. I, Martha Belle Jordan, will that sixth grade memory to none but the other half. I, Thelma Louise Kimery, will a book of excuses to anyone that will need them as much as I have during these last years of school. I, Helen Kitchen, will my place in the senior class to my brother, Robert. I, Wanita Kivett, will a feather duster to next year ' s senior class, to be passed when McGlasson reiterates one of his strictly from hunger jokes. I, Peggy Knoy, will my name of E Pluribus Unum to the next one in his book. I, Richard Lambert, will my ability to stay awake in government to anyone who can get by with it. I, Ruth Long, will not will because I am not willing to will. I, Bob McKee, will my 1-A classification back to Uncle Sam. I, Barbara Mason, will my quiet ways to no one. I, Melvin Maxwell, will my ability to get into too many activities to anyone who likes to work. I, Martha Lou Miller, will my interest in Bills to Bergie if she can collect them. Reward Six cents. I, Frank Moore, will my ability to argue politics to Norb Kniesly. J, Ruth Mosier, will that year to no one. I, Boyd Musgrave, will my breaking ways in the Machine Shop to Howard Wade. I, Morris O ' Dell, will my curly hair to When Hochstetler. I, Phyllis Pearcy, will the noon hours I ' ve spent writing to Bill to anyone who can use them to a better advantage. I, Marion Powell, will my way of getting along with the teachers to Bess. I, John Priest, will my ability to stand in the windows to Miss DaVee. I, Kenneth Rawlins, will my seat in Agriculture to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Rosemary Rhodes, will my ability to go to school to my kid brother, Donald. I, Robert Robinson, will my good-looking legs to Pug Myers. I, Charles Sanders, will my seat on the Green Township bus to Bugs Tracy. I, Gloria Schnaiter, will my basketball and driving ability to my dear little brother, Tom. I, Mary Katherine Shaw, will my interest in government to Bobby Lee; she ' ll need it. I, Barbara Shields, will my ability to drive safely to Bill Caldwell. I, Virginia Skaggs, will my memories alone, of a certain fella in the Field Artillery, to Louise Pearcy. I, Lorena Stevens, will my pompadour hair style to Pug Myers. I, Mary Ann Stewart, will my place in the bookstore at noon to my sister, Wilma. I, Mary Catherine Stewart, will my Southern Chick to no one. I, Thomas Thacker, will my ability to park in the halls to someone—Miss DaVee to choose the someone. I, Max Wagaman, will my ability to be a Casanova around the girls to my brother, Pat. I, Robert Warner, will my high school troubles to Harold Wade. I, Lee Williams, will my chair in the library to some willing junior. d ecfrueath 23

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Officers —President, James Fair; vice-president, Wayne Watson; treasurer, William Schnaiter; secretary, Ruth Maxwell. Row I —Betty Adams, Pat Adams, Louise Allen, Diane Amos, Betty Baker. Row II —Charlotte Baker, Car- oll Bennett, Barbara Bergman, Dale Blunk, Eugene Brummett. Row III —Marian Bunton, Bil¬ lie Burns, Pat Champlin, Rosa- lyn Cibull, Alvin Coffey. Row IV —Leonard Coffey, Maxine Cohen, Roberta Cram¬ er, Emma Curtis, Lloyd De¬ vore, Martha J. Denny. uniord 25