Salisbury High School - Sapan Yearbook (Salisbury, MO)

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JEAN PEGELOW wills her ability to be artist of Sapan and School Paper to Larna Lou Cook. MILDRED RADER wills her love for Bookkeeping to Darlene Preston. CARL RASMUSSEN wills his good grades in Bookkeeping to Richard McNeal. MARJORIE RENNE wills her enjoyable high school days to Kathy Washam. BOBBY SCHEIDERER was supposed to will his 57 Ford to J. W. Callison since he is always having trouble, but hates to lose it. MARILYN SMITH wills to her brother, George Smith, her ability to drive a car. ANITA SPEISER wills her good times in the commerce room fourth period to Susan Bently providing she keeps it lively. DICKY STEGING wills his roaming around the halls at all hours of the day to Larry Dodd. To Carolyn Buffington, DIANA SUMMERS wills her arguments with Mr. Amelon. To Nayna Knowles, EULA SWETNAM wills her ability to get the first engagement ring in her senior year. MARJORIE THOMPSON wills to Peggy Blacksmith her ability to keep house and attend school at the same time. Last but not least by any means the SENIOR CLASS wills to the energetic Freshmen four hard years of study. 13

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dCast W ill and cJestament of the Class of 1957 This being our last will and testament, we the Senior Class of 1957 do hereby bequeath the following traits and talents to the following persons. We defy anyone to break or change it in any form or manner, or suffer the penalty of the withdrawls of the traits and talents described herein. DONNA BILLS leaves her loving affection toward Sonny Johnston and Charlie Sanders to someone who will keep up the affection. SHIRLEY CLAYBURG wills her ability to play the clarinet to Stacy Scott, since he is always trying to play it. PEGGY CLAYBURG wills her quiet ways to Barbara Holbrook. To Sharon Tebbenkamp, RITA DAY wills her height. JERRY EAGAN wills his good looks to Douglas Heinemeier. KAY FINE wills her big roily polly brown eyes to Mr. Bachtel. DONALD FREEMAN wills his I ratings in state contest to Gerry Mason if he promises to use them wisely. To Marilyn Preston, LE ANN GAUBTAZ wills her demanding ways. HELEN GOOCH wills her friendly personality to Phillis Roy. To Mr. Myer, PAT (ELVIS) HAUSSER wills her Cool Cat ability of singing Hound Dog. JAMES HOFMANN wills his Saturday grocery-boy job to Bill Manion. SUE KNOWLES wills her giggles to Ruth Wolfe. DONNA KOTHE and ANITA WASHAM will to Sandy Byrd and Jo Ann Hayward their 100 word pens in Shorthand since that will be the only way they will get them. LARRY LASKE wills his ability to attend school a half day to Micky McGraw. LENA LEWIS wills her sister, Rosetta Lewis, the ability to study hard as she has for four years. GERALD LINNEMAN and ELWOOD WINN will their everlasting friendship to Boyd Jordan and Mr. Menze. DELBERT MCCOLLUM wills his he-man physique to Dean Kleasner. IRVIN MADDOX wills his violent temper, and glad to get rid of it, to Bill Sorenson. 18 DONALD PEART wills his way of getting along with Mrs. Lee in art class to Delmar Gebhardt.

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FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: cS a pan Staff Left to Right: Peggy Clayburg, Shirley Clayburg, Marjorie Thompson, Donna Bills, Assistant Editor; Donald Freemen, Editor; Jean Pegelov, Art Editor; Bobby Schelderer, Marjorie Renee, Anita Washam. Mr. Meyr, Pat Hausser, Anita Speiser, Lena Levis, Marilyn Smith, Sue Knowles, Mildred Rader, Le Ann Gaubatz, Kay Fine, Donna Kothe, Eula Svetnam, Rita Day, Helen Gooch, Diana Summers. Jerry Eagan, Dick Steglng, Donald Peart, Elvood Winn, Irvin Maddox, James Hofmann, Larry Laske, Carl Rasmussen, Delbert McCollum, Gerald Llnneman. 20