Barr Reeve High School - Viking Log (Montgomery, IN)

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I, Ed Feagans, will and bequeath my ability to scrap and fight in basketball to Don Disser. It helps a lot, Diss . I, Bob Grider, will and bequeath my calmness in basketball practice to Pat Wathen. Don't throw your shoes, Pat. I, Barbara Hunter, will and bequeath my position as cheerleaders' captain to Georgia Carrico. Keep them yelling, Georgia. I, Tim Kavanaugh, will and bequeath my ability to agree with Smith on everything to Mac Wilson. Try wearing a skirt, Mac. I, Bill Kidwell, will and bequeath my heavy foot to Russell Arvin. Just don't get caught Russ. I, Bob Lannan, will and bequeath my ability in judging to Jack McCracken. Keep up the good work, Jack. I, Linda Mangin, will and bequeath my ability to make speeches to Ruth Ann Kane. Don't be so bashful, Ruthie. I, Tom Michaels, will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Louis Carrico. Practice helps, Louie. I, Sue O'Connor, will and bequeath my bashfulness to Nancy Kidwell. Boldness will get you no place, Nancy. I, Charles Rasico, will and bequeathl my Hot Rod Boots: to Clifford Doyle. Best of luck Cliff. I, Patty Sellers, will and bequeath my quiet sense of humor to Nancy Dunn. Acting dumb will help, Nancy. I, Joyce Slaubaugh, will and bequeath my long hours of sitting up late to study to Glenda Graber. Try harder, Glenda, it pays! I, Larry Strawn, will and bequeath my ability to get along with Craney at ball practice to Larry Wilson. Watch his temper, Larry. I, Beverly Walker, will and bequeath my sloppy sitting position to Bonnie Russell. A brace helps. Bonnie. I, Margaret Williams , will and bequeath my ability to get along with Washington boys to Judy Williams, Watch 'em, JudyI I, Phil Wininger, will and bequeath my ability to draw to Robert Potts. It comes in handy sometimes, Bob. I, Dick Bradley, will and bequeath my ability to fast dance to Laveda Clements. Prac- tice makes perfect. I, Helen Burris, will and bequeath my loud mouth to Judy Doyle. Just don't talk too loud, Judy. I, JoAnn Carrico, will and bequeath my ability to be in car wrecks with dark-haired boys , to Sandra Fitch. How do you like ether, Sandy? I, Donald Colvin, will and bequeath my sister to Ronnie Lechner, She's yours. I, Judy Day, will and bequeath my ability to write with both hands to Janette Spears. Practice makes perfect. I, Robert Dillon, will and bequeath my ability to meet beautiful girls to Dwight Seals. Good luck Ed. I, Mary Sue Dunn, will and bequeath my good cooking ability to Mary Frances Steiner. Just use a can-opener, Frankie. I, Ed Feagans , will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Dooley to Bill Trout. Watch your library books, Bill. I, Barbara Hunter, will and bequeath my hate for boys to Sharon Wuertz. Remember Sharon, sometimes be flirty, never be fickle, and always be loyal, and leave Craney's ballplayers alone.

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Class Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of '59 do hereby will and bequeath To Mr, An,-ina A class that doesn't play cards at noon. To Mr. Craney: A new gym to build better teams. To Mrs. Batchelor: A room with lots of chalkboards. To Mr. Smith: A room with maps surrounding him. To Mr. Feagans: A room full of new Royal typewriters. To Mrs. Dooley: A library filled with new books. g To Mr. Harbstreit: A science room complete with laboratory. To Mrs. Fitzpatrick: A shiny new kitchen filled with electrical appliances. To Mr. Iones: A shop in the same building as his classroom. To Mrs. Craney: A class that better appreciates Senior Literature-. To Mrs. Rust: A class of musically inclined students. To the Juniors: The privilege of follow ing in our footsteps as seniors. To the Sophomores: Our luck with a prom. To the Freshmen: Assurance that studying won't be regretted. I, Shirley Ashby, will and bequeath my height to Nancy Colvin. Try Wheaties , Nancy. I, Dick Bradley, will and bequeath my ability to go to Washington every night to Ralph Burch. Two o'clock's the latest, Ralph I, IoAnn Carrico, will and bequeath my seat in the study hall, behind Ralph Burch, to Mable Inman. Don't punch him too hard, Mabel. I, Helen Burris , will and bequeath my long blonde hair to Iudy Love. Peroxide will do it Iudy. I, Tony Clements, will and bequeath my ability to get out of class to Bud Halbert. Hide in the kitchen, Bud. I, Donald Colvin, will and bequeath my long black hair to Iim Wallace. Don't lose your comb, Wally. I, Iudy Day, will and bequeath my quiet shy ways to Betty Burris. Don't be so quiet, Betty. I, Norma Davis, will and bequeath my boldness to Martha Bradley. It doesn't pay to be quiet, Marty. I, Robert Dillon, will -and bequeath my ability of getting lost in a good book to Frank Dages. Try Alice in Wonderland, Frank, I hear it's interesting. I, Donnie Doyle, will and bequeath my ability to get speeding tickets to Bob Buhr Mufflers help, Bob. I, Mary Sue D R. D. X., Sharon. unna do will and bequeath my long, lean figure to Sharon Divine. Try

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