Amo High School - Amoace Yearbook (Amo, IN)

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' V SENIOR WILL We, the Senior class of '43, of Amo Highl School, being of,,sound mind and judgment do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To our beloved faculty we wish to give our sincere thanks for their earnest efforts in our behalf to make our years in high school not only pleasant but inspira- tional. , To our successor, the Juniors, we will our reputa- tion and esteem among the high school students and faculty and our unusual thoughts that have made our class successful. To the Sophomores we will our good grades and also our good looks which have helped us gain the last round of the ladder. To the dear little Freshies we will our ability to bluff the teachers by our innocent ways when they are watching. Lawrence Applegate wills his height of 6 ft. 4 in. to Marshall Walton. Bonnie Biehl wills her grades and ability to get along with the teachers to John Fitzgerald. Irvin Burnett bequeaths his privilege of sleeping during class to Fred Rumley. Andrew Cunningham wills his broad shoulders and manly physique to Rolland Rollings. Betty Jean Cunningham wills her good humor and giggles tc Luella Austin. Brice Ellett leaves a portion of his bashfulness and shyness with women to Bob Waltman. Clara Mae Elliott bequeaths her successful rules and schemes on NHcw to Catch a mann tc Wanda Masten. Doris Hathaway wills her desire to be a soldier's wife to Martha Louise Ccx. Bennie Heavin bequeaths his basketball technique to' Jim Elrod. 'w ' Irene Holbrook wills her southern drawl and love for jitterbug dancing to George Broadstreet. Jo Ann Jamison bequeaths her popularity and friend- liness to Lois Storts. A

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Audrey Jean, one of the little girls, Is always seen with hair bows and curls. At bookkeeping, Clyde Loore is a wow, And adding up figures, he sure knows how. For carrying the mail to school on time, Myrl Rumley, as postmistress would be fine. Maebelle Sharpe, a red-headed lass, Likes to be at the head of her class. Donald Snyder, a very nice lad, With the teachers is always in bad. Esther Trump, known to flirt, For some handsome boy is on the alert. To sail the high sea in uniform grand, Donald Walton, called HDonnie,H is this man. Mildred Weekly to Indianapolis does go, Where she may spend the weekend with her beau Ardith West, a business man is he, And at this work successful will be. Maurice Wingler, often seen in the hall, Will be missed in chorus and basketball. Peggy Winks, a girl of fame, Is sure to add glory to her name. As this good ship sails out in the sea With a cargo, young and fancy free, Faces so bright and hearts light and gay, Hoping to gain by experience each day. Altho' we leave this ship of fame, Trusting that others will seek to gain Working, toiling, always for the best. With a fond farewell and sad adieu, We leave a place on deck for you.

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X ff Hi fi. . f' fig- L' Billie Jamison wills his pep and enthusiasm as yell leader to Gilbert Barry. Maurice Masten wills to Dave Burnett the privilege of looking after that Hcertain Freshman gal.H Clyde Moore wills his charming dimples and winsome smile to Naomi Kersey. Audrey Jean McClure wills her always perfect hair- dress to Dorothy Gentry. , Myrl Rumley wills her position as Hmail carriern to anyone who craves exercise particularly during sub-zero weather. Maebelle Sharpe leaves her desire to marry a man with lots of money to June Darnall. Donald Snyder wills that special laugh of his and the ability to get by with it to Deloris Snyder to keep it in the family. ' Esther Trump wills her prim and modest ways C23 to lildred Walton. Donald Walton wills his prominent position as student manager to Rex Hathaway. Mildred Weekly wills her boldness and her inde- pendent air to Ida Cottongim. Ardith West wills his argumentative ability and intelligent ideas to the Allee twins. - Maurice Wingler wills the ability to get and keep a girl friend to Lester Bryant. ' Peggy Winks bequeaths her typing ability to Bernard Casady. fa pf .4 :ai,g EE 'RAJ L' ii 'J