Animas High School - Panther Yearbook (Animas, NM)

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LAST ILL AND TESTAME T We, the Senior Class of Animas High School, in the village of Animas, county of Hidalgo, State of New Mexico, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. I, Billy Veck, bequeath my ability to get into all kinds of mischief, to Thomas Moorhead. I, Latha Caillouette, leave my first six weeks English grade to Rey Tenney. I, Hugh Peterson, leave to Genevieve Caillouette my record in typing five words in 15 minutes. I, Don Kerr, leave my towering physique tolimmy Morris, You might need it when playing basketball. I Alice Gomez, leave my ability to save volleyball games to any up-and-coming volleyball player. I, Erwin Underwood, leave my gentleman-like ways to Sam Tenney. I, Juan Molina, leave my stability and quiet disposition to my dear brother, Chico Molina. I, Nettie Gomez, leave all my extra boyfriends to Carley Mae. I, Edmond Davis, leave my flirtatious ways to Paul Dunagan. I, Martha Nell D. , leave my slow ways in catching boyfriends to Floydean Johns. I, Clyde Y. , leave my ability to play basketball to the future basketball team. I, Shirley Moeller, will my Editorship of the Annual to any Junior that is crazy enough to take it. We, the Senior Class, leave to Mr. Lee, Tommy McCants to take up the empty space we are leaving. To the Student Body, we,theSenior Class, lumps in throat, hat in hand, do say with our expiring breath, God Bless you and keep you as we treasure your memory in our hearts. MLW! ' J 'lvvxcCQ.,.Jl2:

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CLASS PROPHECY It was a very hot day in June, 1976, as Hugh Peterson drove up into Edmond Davis' driveway. Edmond Davis is the owner of the Davis' Truckline in Lordsburg. This certain day Edmond was having a party, and since Hugh came for avisit, Edmond insisted on having Hugh stay. As they walked in, Hugh noticed agroup of ladies sitting on the sofa talking. There's that professional singer who sings on the Louisiana I-Iayride, whispered Nettie Gomez. Nettie G. , a society reporter, was covering the party for her home town newspaper. Isn't he wonderful? beamed Alice Gomez, mother of a large family. Hello ladies, smiled Hugh. Well, I see you haven 't lost the Fisherace touch, laughed Clyde Yarbrough, who is a pro- fessional basketball player for the globetrotters. Just then master of ceremonies, Don Kerr, president of a Dude Ranch in Texas, spoke. After welcoming all, he introduced Martha Nell DeVilbiss, a secretary in Lordsburg at Davis' Truckline Service.Martha's assignment, not nearly so difficult as some of her assignments in High School, was to locate information on classmates who were not at the party. Martha rises and begins to speak ...... Latha Caillouette is a foreman at the Diamond A in Animas. Billy Veck, who is happily married, has a Chicken farm in Oklahoma. Erwin Underwood, is an engineer and is building a road through the Jungle in South Africa. Juan Molina is an Admiral in the Navy, he has planned to make it a career. Shirley Moeller, has become a famous writer. Her latest book The Phychology of Catching aRich Husband ,has lent priceless aid to lonely hearters. Well, that's it, said Don. But now I want to introduce Mr. Lines who usedto be aprincipal at Animas High School in 1957. He has now retired and is living in Virden. Iust as Mr. Lines was finishing the speech he was giving, Martha Nell called fromthe kitchen, Chow 's on, Every- body sit down. This was a reunion of the CLASS OF '58