Bethany High School - Reverie Yearbook (Bethany, IL)

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Senior Class Will WE, the class of 1963, being exceptional in mind and body, do hereby make the follow- ing bequeaths: DAN BREWER leaves his Teddy Bear to any Junior boy who wants to take care of it for him. NANCY BUTT leaves her cheery smile to all those who are down heartened, downcast, downtrodden, and disgusted. To BARB GOETZ goes Don Book's ability to talk--but does Barb really need it? MIKE CARROLL leaves his physique to the o-o-ohs and ah-h-hs of his female followers. GENE COLE wills his books, pencils, and erasers. They are practically unused, so ac- cept them in good faith, Joe McCain. VERL CORDRAY leaves his passes—football, that is--to Dave Walker. LARRY CROWDER gives his cheerful moods and quiet ways to Carol Arthur hoping this will calm her down. VIRGIL DAVIS Leaves his skipping habits (and we don't mean with a rope) to Tom Armer. To GAYLENE FARRIS goes Shirley Ferguson's many jobs, so that Gaylene will keep busy and out of trouble. IMOGENE FITZGERALD leaves school speedily--which in her case isn't! BILL GORDON bequeaths his wrecked Volkswagon, gift wrapped, to all sleepy drivers. Take heed. JOE GUTHRIE leaves his Shades to Buzz Bland, cause a person with glasses on never gets hit. SHIRLEY HAMPTON leaves her rat-tailed comb and ratted hair-do to Steve Edgecombe, a friend in need. LINDA LILLICO wills her load of books and big purses to Connie Miller, who will have to build herself up before she can accept the donation. To KEVIN BOSOMWORTH go Joyce Marshall’s dainty feet. JIM McLAUGHLIN leaves his Robert's Rules of Order to Paul Snyder, who will need it for presiding over next year's senior class TOM McREYNOLDS wills his sense of humor to Jim F. Yarnell, who is a big laugh any- way. MARY ANN ORRIS gives those days of waiting for a new sister to anyone who might be in the same situation someday. ROGER OZEE leaves his pocket comb to brother Larry. Use it as often as Roger does, Larry, and you'll always be neat.

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BRENDA WARNER F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 4: Band 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper Typist 3. ROBERT WEST Boy's State 3. CHERYL WHEELER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Cheerleader 2, 4, Annual 4, News 2, 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Class Reporter 1, Std. Council Sec. 4 All State Band 4 EMMAJEAN YOUNGER F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Girl's Chorus 1,2, 3,4.

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PORTER PARSONS wills his parking place to his brother Marty--whichever place he might want. To Jerald Breitman, PHILLIS PAYNE leaves her quiet ways and ability to think before she acts. JERRY REYNOLDS wants to leave his scads and scads and scads of money to all those Juniors who need scads and scads and scads of dough. JEANIE RUTHERFORD leaves her Girl Friday duties in the principal's office to Ruth Ann Jackson. ELAINE SHARP leaves her fat fingers to anyone who will take them off her hands. MARILYN SHARP wills her agility to Susan Reedy. We wouldn't say Susan is uncoordi- nated, but— MIKE SHELTON bequeaths his educational literature to Neal Thitely, who needs that kind of education--or does he? JUDY SMITH leaves her ambition to Shirley Muzzy, who never has enough to do. RANDY SPRINGER leaves a wastebasket full of paper-wads and his dead-eye to Milton Sees. To Oda Payne goes SHARON STINSON'S ability to locate lost books, so Oda will have the privilege of going through desks and lockers trying to find them next year. BUD STOCKS leaves to Kay Moody his figure so Kay will have a more rounded--person- ality. KENNETH SWEENEY leaves Bev Smith another new hair-do. BARBARA WALKER bequeaths her permanent rollers to Marcia Pasley, who has the need but not the desire. DAN WALTON leaves his way with the girls to Sam Scott, if Sam dares to use them. CAROL WARD leaves Martha McReynolds her little black book for future references. JOYCE BUTT leaves her choice recipes to Vicki Creek, who has need of them now. JOHN WARD wills his hard work to all members of the Do-Nothing Club in the Junior Class To Dixie Butt goes BRENDA WARNER'S love of commercial courses in hope that this love will inspire Dixie to succeed. CHERYL WHEELER leaves her Katty remarks to her fine, feathered friend, LINDA BARNES, Who may disregard them. BOB WEST leaves a full tank of gas to Sandy Sanner. This will take Sandy to Chicago, if for any reason she would want to go. JIM WILSON transfers his store of Brownie points to Jerry Garrett, who has lost all of his this past year.