Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of this, the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty, being of extraordinarily sound mind and body, and fully conscious of the fact, have no intention of doing the injustice to classes that are to follow in our footsteps by allowing our outstanding traits of personality to fade ignomin-iously from the hallowed halls of Williams High School. However, knowing that our class is the brightest which has ever graced the halls of Williams High School, we wish to perpetuate our fame, brilliancy, habits, and peculiarities by bequeathing to those whom we leave behind us our many worthy qualities. I, James Burrage, will four of my five years in high school to some poor freshman in hopes that it will help him a little. I, Marjorie Huff, will to Claudia Melick my ability to miss school in hopes that she will not abuse the privilege. I, Elmer Thompson, will to Kenneth LaRue the whole school—if he wants it. I, Bill Willsey, will three of my whiskers to Danny Schnell. I hope that next year he will have enough lucky whiskers to carry him to new successes in the basketball tournament. I, Janis Poison, bequeath upon little Jimmy Fredrick my five feet seven and one half inches, hoping that he will make the basketball team next year. I, Evelyn Augenstein, will my ability to catch a man to Joanne Bunney. I, Ray Bustamante, bequeath my pick-up (I guess that s what you'd call it) to the boys I haul around with me. After all, they would have to walk if it weren't for me. I, Louis Pena, Jr., bequeath my mad scientific ideas to my colleague, Hall Gibbs, knowing that he will put in his bid to have a new school erected. I, Nick Lucero, will my ability to get thrown out of classes and still stay on the honor roll to Ignacio Santana. I, Ralph Vick, will my exceedingly brilliant mind to Huey Morris, (not that it will do him any good) but I hope that he can use it to play football. I, Herman Lopez, will my ability to charm the girls to Frank Yarbrough, because he is getting to be a big boy now. I, Lucy Carrillo, will my locker out in the hall with all the pretty pinups, to Mary Lizardi, knowing that she'll be just as embarrassed as I was every time I opened it. I, Marilyn Dobbs, will my cheerful disposition to Jane Plummer with the hope that she uses it to charm the boys with as much success as I have had. I, Luz Santana, will my nick-name, ' Luscious , to Andy Rodriquez, knowing that he will make the best of it. I, Mike Florez, will my typing skill to some other poor sucker. I, Ralph Southworth, will to Hall Gibbs my puddle jumper , knowing that he will take as good care of it as I did. I know he will keep it full of pretty girls. I, Ruth Sanford, will my position on the Viking Staff to some poor junior, one who has nerves of iron. I, Junior Richards, bequeath my advice to the love-lorn to Jack Schwarz, in hopes that he and Sheila will patch things up by next year. I, Patty Legan, will my Midnight Patrol to all my buddy-buddies, hoping that they won’t let it die after I'm gone. I, Doyle Stiles, hereby bequeath my angelic disposition to Eddie Rekos, knowing that he needs a little help from heaven because all earthly assistance has failed. I. Nadine Ellis, will my ability to take correspondence courses to Herbert Baker with the hopes that Herbert will soon learn to write and be able to take enough correspondence courses to graduate from high school within the next ten years.

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