Mound City High School - Eagle Memories Yearbook (Mound City, KS)

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PHE CLASS vILL OF 1992 We, the Senlors of 1952, possesslnv sound mlnd and perfect memory, do hereby declare and publish this day, our last will and testament to the students of Mound City High School To the faculty, we leave the ri ht to carry on the rules of this school with strict discipline, not having more than 300 holidays during the year To the Seniors of 1953, we leave our di nmty and ab lity to publ1sh a good annual Anna Lee Bland My abillty to wear a size 10 skirt to La Veta Bartlett Howard Campbell My ability to get along with Mr McFall to Marvin Marshall Mary Wolfinger My ability to do callisthenics to Barbara Carson Kate Hlgglns My art ability to Marie Crome Lois Chapman My cheerleading ability to Nadine Shaw Nancy Turner My bralns to anyone who wants to make being a hi h school student a career Margaret Host My abllity to wlite f1ctious stor1es to Gene Anglln Everett Holt I have notkuxlg to will because it took everything to get out of here Lewis Charley My c1garette lighter to E V Carson lor h1s physics class Ronald McGrew My football abllity to John Bland Gary Casida My ablllty to dance to Gllbert MoGown Wesley horth1ngton My earrlngs to Donald Stark Gene Post ny long legs to Robert Charley B111 Muxray My athletlc ab1l1ty to Mack Parrlsh S A Furse My sk1pp1ng school ab1l1ty to George Lyons Ruth Mae Furse M shorthand abillty to Vada Allen Charles New Anthlng I got to nyone who wants it Joan Cochran M5 ab1l1ty to catch a man to Sharon Scrmelzla Ruth Stanbrough My ab1l1ty to sta, en a ed to Martha Dean Prlest Betty Lou Scott My fi ure to Carolyn Masters Dorothy Huckaby my red ha1r F1856 to 'one Easton Rolly Hayward My br1ght 1de s to Robert Hand , . 1 V - , 1 Q . o . 3 Q T o , ' 1 5 . 5 l . . . . . ' ' o ' . - . c 1 5 V ' . 1 I . . . . ' V I' a : o 1 1 gr , a 0 , ' 1 . . . ' o . . a . ' , rw n - ' ' 0 s Q -N . , ' o : V . . , . W : V o I : V ,.. 1. . ' I A A Q o o I 0 2 Y A o . ' . . . -.J . a '-. : 7 n e f . ' ' . v rv ' . X ,5 g u 2 a - -V, . . . 4 n ,- ., F : , 5 '

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 19h8, twenty fosr green freshman came shyly toward Nound City Iigh School Before we were hardly through the door, the Senior class of 19 9 initiated us into full cit izenship of Iound City Hibh School We elected the following class officers president and student council member, Howard Campbell, vice president, Nancy Turner, secretary t1easurer, Cherry Lee Ayers, and reporter, Ruby Graham we had a class party in the fall and another in the spring Tae next fall found us returning as sophomores and we elected the following class officers, president, Charles New, vice president Louis Charl y, secretary treasurer, Ruth Stan brough, student council member, Nancy Turner, and reporter Betty Lou Scott e had the usual class parties The following year we returned as the Junior class and were ready to begfn the many activities that are enjoyed the last two years of school For class officers we elected president, Everett Holt, vice president, Kate Higgins, sec retarv treasurer, Vary Ellen Nolfinger, student council member, Bettv Lou Scott, and reporter, Charles New aged this with a minimum of wild rides and a few mishaps but came out ahead in the dollars and ce ts column Then came the Junior play Unde the able direction of Vrs nenney, who saw to it that there were few accidents and delays, the curtain rose on our play, nJunior Prom , as sc heduled cast Next on our list came the Junior and Senior Banquet I was set around a Hawaiian theme Then we had a preview of what was to happen the following year whem we were allowed to march ln with the Senior class of Sl uoon their graduation Class officers elected for our Senior year included s udent counc'l Dresident, Betty Lou Scott, presldent, Bill Wurray, vice nresldent, Anna Lee Bland, and secretary treasurer, Kate Hiacins Je tfen too' the freshman class in hand t is year and, wlthout me cy, initiated t e We still have the Senfor play, sneak dav, and, above all, graduation to look forward to ' L - 1 . Y X M . . . . R N L, p . ., . . 2 . . , . . - . 0 . I . A I , . . , . . . J . an ' Q an . ff Q . . . . U, ' N ' xl Q Our first activity was to sell at football gages. he man- . , - n . . . A . r - - I v V Q . . u - O L . t . 1 A I A n A L J 1 A L . , : t- l. A ' . Lv ' - A p ' X - X' '1 A . h ' r K m. .