Bloomfield High School - Blossom Yearbook (Bloomfield, MO)

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W lIlASS Wlll We, the Senior Class of T95O, being of unsound mind and disintegrat- ing memory, after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish and de- clare this as our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests and devises of whatever nature by us already made. T0 THT STASSTS TO THE JUNIORS: We leave our Senior dignity, our excellent wit, our bril- liancy, our good looks, our charming manners, our splendid grades, and our triumphant exit as the most popular class this school has ever seen. TO THE SOPHOMORES: We leave our capacity for fun, our ability to giggle, our good times, our friendship, and our loyalty. TO THE FRESHMEN: We leave our old seats with the tacks that tear our clothes, our lockers, that will not lock, our old books, with most of the leaves :oose or gone, all the mistakes we made, and the knowledge we failed to earn. T0 THT TTASHTRS TO MR. LAWRENCE: We leave hope for another bunchof seniors that will look forward to the days he is absent but also respect him as we do. TO COACH SHUBLOM: We leave a first-aid kit to repair damages on next year's basketball team. TO MRS. BLOMEYER: We leave quiet Seniors to work in the Senior Stand that won't disturb commercial classes. TO MRS. MCBRIDE: We leave happiness in the new Home Economics build- ing which we didn't get to enjoy. TO MRS. VAUGHN: We leave hope for another class that will scream when the mice scatter. TO MRS. ANDERSON: We leave hope for a Literature class room so the kids can hear her talk and vice-versa. TO MRS. VANCE: We leave the authority to move the United States to Mississippi. TO MISS COOPER: We leave hope for another Blossom Staff that will work in the nice quiet first-hour study hall. TO MR. KITCHEN: We leave another class of seniors who put their feet on the table and use strong language. TO MRS. COOPER: We leave hope that next year she won't have to inter- rupt classes with phone calls from Mother when it sounds like Father. T0 THT STUDENTS DEWEY ARMES: leaves his ability to be polite to girls to Johnny Lincoln. BETTY ASLlN: leaves her sparkling personality to brighten classrooms to Joan Green. CLINTON ASLIN: leaves his vocal talents in bookkeeping to Jean Bennett. BETTY BELL CAGLE: leaves her quick romances and nickname Ding-Dong to Barbara Riley. 52

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,- FW- ' 'W'-'F QUINCY COGGINS: leaves his crown as Mascot of the Basketball Team to Lee Shipman. DON CULBERTSON: leaves his quietness and good manners to Addison Lawrence. f DEAN 81 GENE DAVIS: leave their ability to confuse girls to Dean 8. Gene Hood, REGINALD GODWIN: leaves his influence to dedicate the yearbook to the Railroad to George Scism. NORMA ANN GRAVES: leaves her brains, beauty, and talent to Martha Tirmenstein. MAXINE GUILLIAMS: leaves her perfect record for not missing a ball game in four years to Kathryn Graves. BE'l'l'Y HANKINS: leaves her chattering ways to Anna Mae Williams. BOB HUGHES: leaves his mischievousness to Carl Eaker. DON INMAN: leaves his yen for knowledge to Nora Mae Lyons. EEAN JARRELL: leaves his loud mouth's echo in the Senior Stand to P. D. illespie. DELORES LAUNIUS: leaves two of the male seniors of '49 to Helen Bates. GLEN LEIRER: leaves his clamping of the jaws to Bobby Jo lBoston Blackiel Carter. MARY LEWIS: leaves her neatness and good nature to Mary Sue Corbin. RONNY LONG: leaves his wit and wisecracks to Jim Mayo. DANNY MATTHEWS: leaves his modesty and bashfulness to Jack Rodgers. HELEN MCCOLLOM: leaves her red hair and fiery temper to Lois Edwards. 1WILkMA PARKS: leaves ten easy lessons on how to stay little to Corky uc er. FRANK PERKINS: leaves his love for the speech class to Thomas Colyer. JAMES POEPPELMEYER: leaves his shyness and his way to hate women to Bob Patrick. lSOiEMARY PHILLIPS: leaves her generosity and sweetness to Jeannie ar er. MARGIE PRITCHETT: leaves her sewing ability in Home Ec to Ann Cooper. MILDRED QUICK: leaves her dislike for boys to Lois Lee. MILLIE QUICK: leaves anything but his ambition to Don Barney. CARROLL ROBINSON: leaves his nickname Rabbit to take the place of Grasshopper to Arnold Blewer. RAYMOND RUBLE: leaves his ability to be class president for four years to Charles Hendley. IELOYPD SIMMONS: leaves his good looks to a fellow soda jerk, Charles renc . TOMMY SMITY: leaves being Reserved for Center to Bill Alexander. DEAN SOUDERS: leaves his clever ways of playing tricks to Paul Phelan. JIMMY TROTTER: leaves his flirting ways with all the girls to Jerry Hester. KENNETH WAGNER: leaves his ready-made excuses to John D. Wilfong. MARY WHITE: leaves her ways with the college boys to Berta Wallace. BUD WILSON: leaves his mathematical ability to his brother Red. PAUL WILSON: leaves his place in the F. F. A. Quartet to Donald Wiggs. JOE BOB WOODIEL: leaves his pleasing disposition to Carl D. Parks. HARRY YEAKEY: leaves his influence with- blondies to Willis Jennings, To this school, our beloved Alma Mater, in order to show appreciation of all that it has done for us, we do, in this last will and testament hereby bequeath the amount of ten thousand memories, as a lasting memorial of this Senior Class of l95O. Signed, Seniors of 1950 53 YW'