Cayuga High School - Utopia Yearbook (Cayuga, IN)

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CLASS POEM Readin', Ritin', and Rithmatic, into our brains we've crammed with careg and hope that by this time next year that most of it will still be there. Despite the days when times were bad, we've stayed, had fun, and for that we 're glad. Everyday at noon we see Tom hurrying down the hall, candy in one hand money in the other, telling Bob J. to get on the ball. Diane comes slowly up the stairs, her expressions aren't the same, She's been trying to figure out new yells for our next ballgame, Joyce C. has someone cornered and they don't think it's funny, Joyce as treasurer is always collecting money. Karen sits laughing, what has she got? She's laughing at one of Don's old snapshots. Merrill looks pleased, he's wearing a gring bet he's been talking to that junior again. Paul's taking pictures north, west, and south, He got a good one of John with gum in his mouth, Veatrice is helping Joyce A. with shorthand studies. Those two girls are becoming very good buddies. Duane's having bookkeeping trouble, can't he see? That in place of that two he should have a three? Tony is reading, a pastime that is good, Carl might like itg I know his teachers would. Donna has out her Today's Secretary g she is the one out of the six who wasn't contrary. There goes Carol with a far away look. She deserves a rest being editor-in- chief of this book. And Carma and Larry how those names fit together, You never see one unless you see the other. Bob M's headed for the chemistry room without delay, He has figured out the equation for the problems today. Robert A. is teasing Virginia, who is getting mad. Oh, here comes Sonja l-loman she'll give her a hand. What's that noise? Oh, just David's car: Max says the motor isn't quite up to par. I see Jerry has been in the office again. He misses more school, I'd say 8 days out of 10. Margaret is studying government. She's really a swell lass. You suppose she was the one who furnished cookies for the class? Bill is to take Norman's place this noon. Well, there 's the bell, Bill didn't make it any too soon. A long school day is what Marvin dreads, because every evening he has a date with a cute redhead, I see the time is elapsing, sorry but I have to run. Oh, yes, my name is Sonya, l'm the last of the thirty-one. '96 '-N -w T1 This page sponsored by CLINTON T. V. CENTER-RCA I7

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CLASS WILL I, JOYCE ALEXANDER, will my ability to stand up on skates to Nancy Perry. I, ROBERT ALDRICH, will all the fun I had in the Senior Play to a fun-loving junior. I, VIRGINIA BROWN, will my ability to play basketball to Shirley Davis. I, LARRY BARKER, will my cold seat in the assembly to Sam M. I, TOM BOYD, will my ability to stay slim to certain junior and senior girls. I, JOYCE COLLOM, will my freckles to Leona White. I, MERRILL FOSTER, will my ability to get along with Miss Hopkins to Ronnie Pierson. I, TONY GIBBS, will the right to sit in the first chair in band to one of those who have been trying for it. I, DON GILLIS, will my ability to drive a car to Miss Hopkins. I, DUANE HA WKINS, will the right to play basketball to anyone who likes it as much as I do. I, SONYA HOWARD, will my ability to get along with Mr. Brown to anyone who can't. I, CARL HA MAND, will my ability to play football to James Webb. I, PAUL HAMAND, will my ability to be in plays to David Cox. I, CAROL HA WN, will my job as editor of this annual to a patient junior. I, SONJA HOMAN, will my desire to graduate to my brother and sisters. I, CARMA HUTCHENS, will my short hair to Hank Brock. I, BOB JOHNSON, will my dad's car to anyone who will have it. I, DONNA McMasters, will my backless seat in the assembly to some poor junior. I, ROBERT MORGAN, will my job of shutting the assembly door to a deserving junior. I, MARVIN REEVES, will my night life in Georgetown to Darrell Meeker. I, BILL RICHARDSON, will my part in the minstrel to Jude Laws. I, MARGARET VANDEVANDER, will my books to Maggie Howminske. I, JOHN YOHO, will graduate. Isn't that sufficient? I, DAVID BENNETT will do nothing. I, MAX CLARK, will my old Plymouth to any junkman. I, DIANE PORTER, will my drivers license to the Clark twins. I, VEATRICE HARTMAN, will my dimples to any sad junior. I, NORMAN SPENCER, will my ability to sleep in govt. class to any junior who can get away with it, I, JERRY JENNINGS, will my ability to skip school Monday mornings to Ben McClellan. I, KAREN KIRCHOFF, will my band suit to a B band member. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Brown a maid fto keep the shop cleanj. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Albright a historian fto write the history of Cayugaj. 4 , ' n n , w.,,Q,g This page sponsored by PowELL's PHARMACY-clinton if 'PF' A,-

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