Avon High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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cfxs mwkwww .H 206 .d1a'fd1l.4.a: f laaa'aaW ans ' Zoa NX KNNK NBA I, Myrna Roseboom, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Sylvilene Larkin, providing she uses it to a good advantage. I, Bob Russell, do hereby will and bequeath my nose, the name Rodney, and my half of Jackie Noonan to Joe Clossey, providing he never resells my half. I, Phyllis Schwenk, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of study hall by taking six subjects to Joyce Lisby, providing she doesn't miss class more than one period a day. I, Terry Shields, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass all the semester examinations to .Tim Hiner, providing.he doesn't do better than I. s l, Dallas Summerlot, do hereby will and bequeath my curly hair to Red Bledsoe, providing he puts it up every night. I, Margaret Tharp, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with the tallest play on the basket- ball team to Marsha Quearry, providing she doesn't stand on her tip-toes when she kisses him good-night. I, Judy Vehling, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to not miss a ballgame for two years to Sara Muston, providing that she yells real loud and loses her voice at five games and at the tourney. I, .Tack White, do hereby will and bequeath my flat-top to Dick Borcher, providing he doesn't cut it more than once a year. I, David Willoughby, do hereby will and bequeath my red convertible to J' ack Bell, providing he doesn't have more girls riding with him than I did. I, Dick Wright, do hereby will and bequeath my senior cords to Larry Dinkel, providing he wears them to school at least once a week during his entire junior year. ARTICLE II To Mr. McClain, we leave our hot-rods. To Mr. Rogers, we leave a fruit cake. To Mrs. Marie Mitchell, we leave a quieter home room. To Mrs. Huffman, we leave an office atmosphere in her shorthand room. To Mr. Bauldauf, we leave a bottle of mono basic acid ester of salisitic acid. To Mrs. Dugan, we leave our unpaid charge accounts in the book store. To Mr. Davis, we leave a new crop of seventh graders to chew out. To Mrs. Davis, we leave permission to enter Mr. Davis' classes without knocking. To Miss Elrod, we leave a menu from the STORK CLUB. To Mrs. Harshbarger, we leave all our unsolved mathematical problems. To Mr. Horton, we leave our lovely humming bird voices. To Mrs. Kirk, we leave our crayons and worn down drawing pencils. To Mr. Lovell, we leave our ability in track. To Mrs. Bonnie Mitchell, we leave a bigger and better cheer-block. To Mr. Ross, we leave the knowledge that we have taught him during the past years. To Mr. Theofanis, we leave the 1959 Sectional Tourney Championship. To Mr. Whilhite, we leave all our jokes and wise-cracks. ARTICLE III To the JUNIORS, we leave our cold, left-over popcorn. To the SOPHOMORES, we leave our senior boys. To the FRESHMANS, we leave our worn out paddles. To the COOKS, we leave a new cafeteria to cook in. To the JANITORS, we leave a new school building to clean. age we as ws sox 4, 301 aff aff aa aa, cffffa aaaaaa 9:93 'I' if sw msgs. NNN:

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LLOYD ACT ON President RUBY PETREE Vice President SYVILENE LARKIN JAY MC DONALD Secretary Treasurer Eddie Blair ' Jim Bledsoe Gretchen Bradley N013 Carr Dale Childress jim Dinkel 28