Birmingham High School - Eagles Yearbook (Birmingham, IA)

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A 4 ! I 4 v 1 lJEECIIQLZELZLL13212Litii?Qiw7tgL'7g2gE5g??gfj2F77?FE22fiF55mg:n:- ' -enum i L L Q- e e L L gg 4 ' I CLASS WILL ' 4 a e ' e -L..- , 4 4 3 We the Senior Class of 1950 of the Birmingham High School, being , Q of sound and disposing mind and memory do make, publish and declare 2 A this to be our last will and testament. 1 We hereby bequeath all our property to other members of Birming- 5 A ham High School. ' 4 To Mr. Pickard we will the right to let the future senior class- Y es listen to the World Series during commercial law class. ' To liss Sipe we will e siren in olace of the buzzer so she can hear lt when classes are to pass. V ! To Mrs. Gertrude Nelson we will a supply of pencils so she can L mark deportment down for gum chewers. To Irs. Birdie Nelson we will the right to let her continue 1 to use the story of 'Tales of' Two Cities' illustrated in comic book V form in literature. r 4 We nominate our class sponsor, Mr. F. L. Pickard as executor of said will. F In witness whereof, we have to this, our last will and tests- 5 ment, suscribed our name this lst day of May , 1950. Senior Glass. f I, Richard Dingus, leave Ramona, ibut not to anyone elsel. 5 I, Carolyn Dorothy, will my marrying abilities to Janet Umph- 5 rey if she promises to marry one man and one man only. 5 I, Louise Fuller, will my vivid effort toward copying to Dick g Corry who refuses to study for Gertrude in study hall. g I, Jerry Hoenshel, will my 'shrewd' ways of courting the Fair- 2 ' field girls to Lee Waters so Lee will have a chance to run another g 5 Fairfield stop sign. Q , I, Elna Hootman, will my athletic abilities to Winifred 2 5 Stephenson if she promises to make at least 50 points each game. 5 2 I, Ardis Kracht, leave my ability to handle the senior class 2 g meetings to the future senior class president, if the said agrees 3 an to have at least three arguments to settle at each meeting. Y b Z :aaznnav Illllllll 1111 an ap a 'ff 'ff 1 1 o up f at u..

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s s t as rs umovvwr snr Z4I ' ' 'f f haf: 1 f :wav aumnnnpwiqa I, Jacque lcBr1de leave all of my boyfriends to larllyn Hoot- man---under one condition, she can't have Wayne. I, William Mueller, leave my vocabulary to all of the Webster Dictionaries on the assembly library shelf. 4 Im Mary Anna Nelson, leave my complete high school grade re- 5 4 cord to Roger Haganman who seems to have a struggle to make grades 5 I willingly. 5 I, James Parsons, leave my regular Friday night trips to the E f Fairfield roller skating rink to Eileen Hootman if she nromises to continue with that record. I, Crawford Skaggs Jr., will my privilege of staying out un- til two A.M. to Teddy Calvin providing he doesn't stay out less 3 than five nights a week. Jimmie McKee, so he won't make so many A's when he's a senior. I, James Weller, will my ability of persuading a couple of ' Senior girls to get my commercial law and write ten sumnary sen- tences in American history for me, to Harold Glaha. Good luck Harold. 2 I, Donna Williams, will my art of making my own clothes to 2 the freshmen girls, so they will all be prepared for their soph- omore sewlng class. By Nancy Swygard NOTICE Don't study when you are tired 5 5 f 5 1 5 1 5 I I f 5 1 Or when you have anything else to do. . Don't study when you are happy .Don't study in the daytime 5 I 5 For that will make you blue. 5 5 5 And donft study at night: I I But study at all other times Q I With all your main and might. Q 5 I 6 I 5 1 5 I I l lldlllllllll JIIIIZIIIIIIIIII llltllllllltllltlllll JJQDIQIQJQJQQQQQ5 he e JE is , ..., ,, .. ..,,,.l.-...,..s.,1 ........4..:.1g.: .L.Q.......L.jg.I :4:1zz:L,1s:.1.1:4.4.,.1..:..:zs....Q... V:.::, :sk-':::,u M. - J -- 'P -I -- 5 I 5 r I, Nancy Swygard, will my dislike for American history to 3 I I 5 5 5 5