Bethel High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bethel, MO)

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sw '5'?f'?fV 3 '.f 'f'f Fn'f 'ff f'i ',7 'z ' l 'Vf . 1 'i ' 'W f'1T' 4 W ' 51 ' T' ' 'T 'TX at ua To Donald Shouse, in order to keeplthe girls from thinking that he is winking at them, we bequeath one pair of tri-focal spectacles. To Alma Jo Smoot, whose love affair is known both at home and abroad, we bequeath one cupid, so that she may constantly use her influence in pro- longing this amusing little romance, ' To Bonnie Smoot, whom we know has already chosen her profession, we bequeath one rolling pin and advise her to think twice before using it, To Charles Stokes, we bequeath one bungalow, and hope he will worry no longer, V ' A To Dean Thrasher, who while in school has proven himself to be a farmer, we beqmkath some livestock, a pig and a horseQ,- We advise hirn to put the stock in a pasture close by, 'a Q To Maurice Gene Tonnies, who is the Romeo of the Senior class, we be- queath one five year date book to help him keep the afternoon and evening dates straight, To Nadean Spencer, we bequeath one straw hat, to preserve her school- girl complexion during her life on the farm as a farmer's wife, To Gladys Hawkins, who has been caused much worry on account of the time and her dad's idea of late hours, we bequeath one written permit to stay out later, signed by her mother, We leave our dearest regards to all our friends, schoolmates and teachers and will remember them as back in our good old days at B, H, S, Signed by the Bethel Senior Class 1951. e , ,ka ...K ,- - 1' 'r 3 . 1 ,fr i. - . , : . ' 3 i i , , ' . 'v f 'if ' f I 9:1 ' A , . Seniors . 1 4