Barnard High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Barnard, KS)

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Senwr 117111 I have called you together upon this ser1ous occasion to listen to the last will and testament of the Class of '53 Cutting so rapidly loose from llfe, and findlng so many th1ngs of such g1gantic proportions to be attended to before the end should come upon her, she did think it best to d1stribute these vlrtues w1th her own hands to those friends to whose needs they seemed best fltted She has tr as generous and 1mpart1al, and d1StFlbUt6 wisely make the best use of such glfts We, the Class of '53 being about to pass education, in full possess1on of a crammed mlnd, and almost superhuman understandlng, do make and i ed to be Just, as well unto those who will out of th1s sphere of well tralned memory publish this, our last will and testament, hereby making void all our former promises by us at any time done their duty and now we, the Seniors, the desk drawers and al We, the SGHIOFS, you incessantly tried t dur1ng task We, the Seniors, we slaved over in his c We, the Sen1ors, the telephone d1rectori ly every state in Ameri We, and keep a The '53, found We, c the Seniors, straight fac Senior class in the attic the Seniors, e l1ke we always have as we have in the last year We do now dispose of the following We g1ve to the dear faculty a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nlghts and peaceful dreams It has been a hard straln on them, for Seniors are said to be at all times and under all cond1t1ons difficult to manage, but they have all they have thelr well earned reward will Miss Herklotz all the used paper found in l the short pencils found 1n the lockers will M1ss Daldrup our bo1sterous voices which o quiet as you w1ll be at a loss without that in will Mr Mlddleton the thousands of test papers lasses durlng the past years will Mr Noodworth the knowledge derived from es we hardly opened wh1ch we recelved from near will Mr Bennett the ab1lity to tell tall tales also wills Charlle, Kthe Spirit of the Class of D to the high school facultv will the Juniors our study hall desks May the endeavor to fill them as advantageously, as promgtly, and as faithfully We, the Seniors, will the Sophomores our alertness, high grades and ability to have good parties We, the Seniors, will the Freshmen part of our good looks, and ability to be such good students Milton Shirley, will my 1HdUSCFlOUS studylng to John shirley Donald King, will my ability to play basketball to Johnny Keeler Jane Ann Jackson, will my ability to keep quiet to Betty King Creighton Bro, will my ability to tease the girls to Melvin Lowrey Bud Brockway, will my b1l1ty to make projects in industrial arts to Dick Loy Gary Pepper, will my carefreeness to Parthene Hathbun The Senior class also wills all the bottles scattered over the school ground to Mr Miller In witness whereof, we, the Class of '53 have to this our will set our seal this 25 day of February, one thousand nine hundred fifty three A All Wi esses Of of u, a -' ' 1 . . I . a. 1 1 x 7 I, ' ' , A . 1, . I, . I, . I, a . I, . . . ! A Y

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Sen1n1'1D1'npl1ecg Wishlng to know all the possibilltles and probabili tles of the future experience in store for the members of our clas , a famous prophesmer has offered to tell what the future course of action mlght be for us The pleasure and S3C15f3CClOH of looking 1nto the future is always liberally mixed w1th pain We long to know what l1es before us, and yet when the knowledge comes before us we tremble, fearlng that we may not be able to bear our part 1n the ordeals to come as faithfully as we should Jane Ann Jackson 15 still unmarried and has gradu ated from Kansas State She 15 now ln Hollywood the actress of the show, 'Good Old School Days' Donald Klng has now graduated from the Unlversity of Kansas He is now playlng basketball Dribblln Dribblers of Pikes Peak I 13 employed by the Highway Department Creighton Bro 15 now farmln 2 with the Double his leisure t1me he scooping snow mlles east and L miles south of Barnard He 15 farming 8 O acres Creighton dolng very well on the farm plowlng lO acres a day A farmer hasn't a chance wlthout modern equlpment a walking plow and a pair of mules Earl Brockway has stopped raising sheep and 13 well known around the gambllng houses and n1ght clubs ln Barnard Oil was dlscovered on h1s farm 2? mlles north and l mlle east of Barnard M1lton Shirley has graduated from o years of law study and lb now the Llncoln county attorney He is living in the city of Barnard Gary Pepper, after tourlng the whole world over unable to find any work t at sulted h1m, has settled down in Barnard where he operates a large alrcraft plant producing space shlps for travellng to other planets Class colors Cherry and gray Class flower Dahlla Class motto The higher we cllmb the better the v1ew -e 5 ' . , ' . ' U . . . 1 . I. . . . . n . . . ' 2 . is ' 0 ,E . A . -- . .Q . A. .