Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

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SENIOR WILL Ronme Carpenter leaves h1s place ln the hbrary xn the mornlngs to anyone who wants to study chem1stry Yvonne Brlggs leaves her qnuet ways to her sxster Colleen Bonnxe Byers leaves her good grades to anyone takmg bookkeepxng Martha Lacey leaves her bubbling good sp1r1ts to anyone ln an unhappy mood Larry Krutsxnger leaves hls front row seat ln bookkeepmg to any ellglble boy Ben I-Iamllton leaves h1s paper punch to someone who llkes to eat an early lunch LeRoy Querrey leaves Bus 414 much the worse for wear Bob Stevenson leaves h1s allergy to all CHS glrls to Ken Crooks Bob Black leaves some very shghtly used textbooks That's the spmt, Bob Con serve the taxpayers money Arlen Byers leaves hls Mercury to any lonely underclassman who needs a hobby Darrell Hancock leaves h1s bolsterous ways to Roger Foster Tom Smclalr leaves h1s many late phone calls to Wllhamson to Jack Chandler Donna Haltom and Dons Marker leave then: quxet ways to Janlce Gentry and San Marllyn James leaves her flashhght and ushenng 1ob at the Rltz Theater to any g1rl who wants to throw someone out Jo Ann Stewart leaves her ab1l1ty to get class nngs to Sherry Johnson Barbara Allbee leaves her cheerleadung job to anyone w1th lots of pep and energy Frances Halferty leaves her Hot Rod 0ldsmob1le to Betty Joy Clayton Johnson leaves Robert's Rules of Order ' to Gary Hawk for future use ln Student Councxl Jamce LaRue leaves her walk to Sharon Rels Janice Fowler leaves her Job at the tele- phone offxce to Jen Reeves to enable her to talk more Dale DeBok leaves hls ab1l1ty to make Russel xn two minutes flat to anyone wlth a good Ford Barbara Buckalew leaves her typmg a b1l1ty to Gene Narber Betty Peterson leaves her drum and bl1s ters to Chloe Wh1tlatch Sonya Elde leaves her booth at the Rltz Drugstore to Jamce Patterson Beverly Brown leaves her Nose to Kay Powell Jan Montgomery leaves her txcket office to Fnuty Chandler Anme Beardsley leaves her lolly ways to Allan Upchurch D1ck Krutsxnger leaves hxs seat down ln Voc Ag to any FFA boy Dwlght Sellers leaves lus th1ck glasses to Bob Hlckman Bob Greubel leaves h1s goattee to Jlm Thompson Don Momson leaves hxs black ha1r to Tom Stembach Kay Halsted leaves her backseat dr1v1ng to V1rg1n1a Stevenson to use when she goes to ball games Anna Probasco leaves her klnd, soft spoken ways to Earle Pettlnger Barbara Baxter and Altha Exley leave the1rma1orette boots and batons to next year s twlrlers Joe Donald leaves hls lugh hurdles ln track to Roger Fmsher Barbara Chamberlaln leaves her g1ggle to Sugar Johnston Roger Ruble leaves lus love for teachers to Larry Shnver Theda Jackson leaves her horse and sad Mary Ann Cloth1er leaves her mud roads to the bus dnvers They ll get them anyway Ma.r1e Enckson leaves her safe dnver of the week honors to Ray Wllloughby Phll Kumm leaves h1s two perxods ln Mr Latham's classes to next year s senlors Janlce Jeffnes leaves her plane playmg ab1l1ty to the mus1c department to use on future pxamsts Erma Jones leaves her quiet ways to Pat Blrdsell Jane McK1nley leaves her talkatxve ways to Carol Prough B111 Blrdsell and Leland Anderson leave thelr football ab1l1ty to those up and com mg young athletes, Joe Farrell and Herble Thompson Donovan Sanborn leaves h1s fnendly atf tltude toward teachers to all the lxttle San borns that w1ll be coming to CHS Raymond Munson leaves hxs h1gh chem1s try grades to some falterlng underclassman who mxght need them Jn 1957 Barbara Holmes leaves her shyness to Kay Stout Pat Crane leaves her knee socks to Peg gy Allbee to help keep her legs warm O , . C - . l , dra Reynolds. dle to the Tex Ritter Fan Club. . . . . . , . g , . .

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CLASS WILL Don Anderson leaves h1s qxnet ways to D1ck Hobbs Who needs them more? Ken Brewer leaves h1s front seat nn Amer xcan problems to J1m Johnston He's used to the racket Dave McGee leaves h1s well worn book entxtled Practxcal Jokes to anyone who doesn t l1ke teachers Don Offenburger leaves h1 Hou-od comlcs to h1s brother Larry Charhe Smock leaves hxs glasses tothose refs he's always cussxng dunng ball games Dor1s Halferty leaves her art ab1l1ty to Judy Clanch Ann Hopklns leaves her broad smxle and funny chuckle to anyone who enyoys hfe Betty McVey passes on the plano bench to any up and comlng maestro Janet Martxn leaves her dazzllng red halr to Lxnda Carmody J1m McK1nley leaves h1s dancxng ab1l1ty to Dwaxne May B111 Elde leaves h1s car the blue streaks and hub caps to the mxdmght auto and supply Jxm Lemon leaves h1s tallness to B111 Shelton Dale Black leaves h1s technlque and ro- mantlc episodes to Ed Swarthout and John Bankus Lucllle Shelton leaves her wxllmgness to work to Jerry Wldener Dxck Ambelang leaves nothxng He's mg to prove he can take lt wlth h1m Ned Avltt leaves h1s camera and flash bulbs to next year s annual staff Randall Hoch leaves h1s questlonable study habltsto some freshman who hasn t any B111 Thome leaves a well worn foot- ball sult to be f1lled by some future CHS student Lawrence Gxllesple leaves h1s trombone to George Gr1ff1ths Take good care of lt, George It's charmed Rlchard Holllngshead leaves h1s cows to someone wlth lots of pull Charles Dovensp1ke leaves h1s studxous hablts to Larry Offenberger Kay Sm1th leaves her green Plymouth to Jim Johnston Bob Peach Fuzz' Atha leaves h1s bus mess 1nterests to Betty Hoegh, the gover nor's nlece Steve Anderson leaves hls student man ager Job to Hank Daugherty Dxck Ferrxck leaves for S1ber1a to 1o1n h1s comrades Dave Chase leaves h1s red halrto Tom Stelnbach Bemard Dewey leaves h1s abllxty to clxmb water towers to Freddy McLaughton Les Rexd IS sendlng h1s dainty laugh to L1berace Jerry Moore leaves hxs mechanxcally mmded ways to Weston Lamg Gene McK.1nley leaves h1s early mommg quartet practmces to that young man w1th a voxce, Dave Watkms Stan Halferty leaves someone wlth the hard task of trylng to fill 1n h1s guard po- SIUOII on the football team Cllnton Blngham and Lloyd Major leave thexr bus dl'1VlIlg ab1l1ty to anyone who wants to try to herd one between the fence posts Kathryn Estes leaves her ab1l1ty to get A s 1n Amerxcan problems to J P Clark Try to lxve up to lt, J P Mary Cooper leaves her five sublects to anyone who wants to slave h1s semor year away Gay Hass leaves her wlnnlng personalxty to next year's Homecommg queen Conme May and Bev Stansbery leave the1r Jobs to Carolyn Buckalew and Marxlyn Hassalmen Don't work too hard, glrls Iudy Threlkeld leaves her fancy earnngs to Jaruce Conner June Daugherty leaves her mckname Legs to Gayle Beem Joan Tacker leaves her cute smlle to the halls of CHS Jean Hardlng leaves her blue nmmed glasses to Lxnda Wllson Audrey Allen, Frances Gxllasple, and Elame Dyer leave coples of Betty Crocker s cookbooks to any gxrls who don't know how to cook Rlchard Scovel leave hlS bowed legs to Dwame Palmer Dav1d Brownlee leaves h1s spendthrlft ways to David M1ller Semor W1ll Committee J anlce Montgomery Dav1d Chase Jan1ce Jeffrxes B111 Thorne Barbara Allbee Joe Donald Jerry Moore Bob Atha Ann Hopklns I . . ' ll' ' . 9 ' . . . 'S ll - . - . . n n u - . , ' , O I O I I I . . . . . . try- .6 9 . . . O . 9 . . . - . . , . . . , S , O I . 0 . . GC 1 ' - '