Cambria High School - Comet Yearbook (Cambria, IA)

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Class Wlll We the Senlor Class of 1956 belng of wholly sound mlnd w1th a few m1nor excep t1ons do bequeath the follow1ng 1nvaluable qual1t1es, characte r1st1cs, and worldly goods to the follownmg people I Mardell Newton w1ll my qu1etness to EISIC Brlner who could ce rtalnly use some of lt I, Mary Lou K1rchne r, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth the teachers to Rex Pollock and hope he has as much success as I d1d I Carolyn Sllcott, w1ll all my fun I have had 1n my thlrteen years at Cambrla to Becky Swalney, who starts her school career th1S fall I, Moneta Allred, w1ll my red ha1r to Karen Ellls and know that lt w1ll brlng her as much teaslng as lt d1d me I, Franc1s Snook, w1ll my ab1l1ty to be tardy to Wendell Lee, who really doesn' need lt I Dean Ellls, w1ll my excess we1ght to Lyle Allred I Kay Mead, w1ll my basketball pos1t1on to Tom Rees and hope she has as much fun as I d1d whlle holdlng th1s pos1t1on I Judy Orner, w1ll my fr1endl1ness to Elleen Carlson and hope she gets as many smlles 1n return as I do I .Toy Loney, w1ll my ab1l1ty to catch a good husband and flnd a successful marr1age to L1nda Newton and hope she 1S as happy as I am I Jerry Barton, w1ll all my penclls to Gary Sheets so he w1ll not be tak1ng them from other k1dS I, Loren Spoon, w1ll my basketball pos1t1on to R1chard W1ll1ams and hope he has more success than I have had We, the Seruor Class w1ll our ab1l1ty to avo1d d1sarrangement of other people' physlcal ornaments, such as ha1r, ears, throat nose, etc , to the underclassmen and hope they remaln as 1ntact as we have the past four years We, the Semor Class, w1ll our espec1ally attract1ve phys1cal features to any of the ensulng classes who thlnk they m1ght need them e the Seruor Class, w1ll our ab1l1ty to attract fellow classmen from Colorado and Maryland to any class wh1ch may th1nk they are lack1ng 1n that quallty S1gned, sealed, and dellvered by the Senlor Class and entered as our last w1ll and testament th1s seventeenth day of May 1956 C D, . , . . C. . - , , . . . . . o I . . .. t s 3 n D 1 D o I . , . .. . . S 3 a u W, . . .. . , .

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JUNIOR CLASS ? ' LINDA RELPH True she was, in word and deed. .9 MARY JO STANDER Oh, lover, where art thou? EILEEN CARLSON Not so meek as she looks. 14 DONNIE WILLIAMS Ii girls grew on trees, I'd take the nearest one. ,ffm ws.. in , ' . Q f,..A ji ,A 9 se, WENDELL TERRELL If hot air was really wind, some people would be a is 'Cf' RAE NEWELL He has a brilliant thought--now and then. cyclone. Rn-- LOYED SINGLETON I don't care for the girls, but even Niagara Falls. DICK HOLMES A mighty athlete and built for speed. X REX MEAD Wouldn't I make a good villain? LINDA NEW TON I'm a man hater, but the Bible says, 'Love thy enemies. ' sg S' X as-'K 51 Q9-s ws ar, Wi to - ,w .Fii'vA17ifZ?1 a+ J, Q, , 1 fr' wav, 4' L, Q fl A-Qliffsggaf-3, ggffajggfk iffft in 1 ,,,V,.., , 4: - , :gf-,,55,:Q,? X . ,,,..::, ,Q zgigu- . . ibn- 'U' fd J 5 x K M ul I REX PERKINS It is better to be healthy than wise. JANICE KIRCHNER A happy student, a good student and a jolly class- mate. ELSIE BRHSIER Thinks little, but says a great deal. GARY SHEETS I'd just as soon be here as not.