Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

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Margaret Castle wills to Alnora Bates the right to he president of the Senior Class of 1138. George Lance wills to Robert Carey the right to jump center in Basket-Ball. Floyd Boyer wills to Darwin Hendrickson his marvelous Basket-Ball ability. Dewey Woolsey wills to Bennie Lance the right to graduate at Christmas time next year. Winifred Gardner wills to Margaret Schnell the right to have out of town boy friends. Edward Westbrook wills to James Van Winkle Ifce right to help Adedell Owens lead yells, and his little red tobbogan is presented to Willis Oakes. The Senior Class wills to the Juniors the right to sit in the Senior row and have what dignity they leave. Suscribed, sealed, published, and declared by the Senior Class, for their last will in the presence of each of us, who, at our re- quest, in our presence, in presence of each other, at the same time have hereunto sub- scribed our names as witnessed this April 16, 1937, at the village of Chandler, County of Warrick, and State of Indiana. Witnessed by: Uncle Willis, Aunt Margaret, Cousin John. Senior Class of '37.

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 MIAMI, FLORIDA APRIL 36, 1957 Dear UnclB miliei ;............... . The other ?ay I -was reading in an Evans- 1ofnthfPfPeJ. thaJ Dewey Woolsey, the aana- of the leading Chain Stores in Evansvili p had married tne former Margaret Castle' I at-' mys thought that Margare t would an’old Smith and St?et- I oidariS8! t™ ft 0li feiTf 68’ Stack of newspapers and the imrotmtv ot®? 1 - vie, has just narri e Senator'LaVerne MoKain Wh 6''' I read this T thnnvh+ iw ; Mc am. When bach in Old'c.H.S. f hope ibe a™” da” i- S ssspilik fc ssSs 1- courtiers, none of whom she will accent ™ condition. There is no wonder that S a?i 7 for 1 hear Bhe i»t uS’W'U, theI?olto2ng!ne’°PaPer fr° New Y0Ik I saw Lanc t 6 HelfflSj a noted banker, sues George John Mundy was the judge during the trial and Charles Wilhelm was clerk. Thaine and George always were slightly fussy as you no doub.t, remember. ’ no In another column I read that Helen RPPno and Eorthy lee Ketcham had been arrested bv Edward Westbrook, chief of police foj epXdinw in their limousine down- State Street. 8pf?ecUng In the- theatre news i sa.w a notice of r„+v Ellis' marvelous success in pictures f th -if » klyiroyii ST2.MT and MiUi03nt ll