Clinton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clinton, MO)

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AND NOW TOMORROW JUNl0RS

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E l0R CLASS WILL drawing ability. I, Joann Koelkebeck, leave to a junior girl my worries over a senior boy. I, Ethel Lewis, leave to Ruby Eversole my work at Kreisler's. We, Chet Moore and Paul Little, leave to next year's seniors our careful driving. Christine Lorenz leaves to her wide circle of friends the wonderful memory of her year at C . H. S. I, Joan McQuitty, leave to Carolyn Newbill a motto to insure suc- cess: Still water runs deep. I, Frances Mansfield, leave to join L. A. Wastell, I, Anna Belle Mantonya, leave to Ruth Lawler my bashfulness. We, Keith Henry and Pat Meierotto, leave for the farm. I, Veda Moree, leave to the Farris soprano my golden throat. I, Dennis Murphy, leave to Tommy Burns my girls in Windsor. I, Ruth Murphey, leave to Wanda Stephens my thankfulness to get out of Latin. I, Donald Myers, leave to Raymond Hamblinmy way with the women. I, Jack Palmer, leave to somebody something. I, Marcia De Parks, leave to Dorothy Sue Houk my seat on the Coal bus, if she can find it. I, Paul Parks, leave to Jim Durr my coon dog. I, Peggy Parks, leave to Rosella Morse myprecious sleep in geometry class. I, Shirley June Parks, leave to Sandra Denny my seat in Mr. Welsh's senior English class. I hope. I, Jimmy Paxton, leave to Norman Lasswell my talent for making up excuses. I, Jo Ann Pearcy, leave to Vera Hein my four years of science with Mr. Boxell. I, Edwin Pogue, leave to Ray Pogue my low grades in English. I, Betty Jane Potter, leave to Louise Ringen my pep and ambition. I, Ann Price, leave to Diane Whittonmy gumpopping. I, Ray A. Rhoads, leave to David Hutchersonmy ability to drive with- out brakes. I, Shirley Shumaker, leave to Joan Gieselman my scribbled up shorthand and bookkeeping books. I, Jack Straw, leave to Franklin Montgomery my co-operative nature. I, Tommy Skaggs, leave to John Arnold my basketball skill. I, James Stone, leave to Grady Hibbs my height. I, Betty Stotts, leave to Nancy Decker my speed in shorthand. I, Norma Strean, leave to Barbara Conn my prowess in gym. I, Jacquetta Smith, leave to some luckyjunior my place on the cheering squad. I, Gretchen Tubbesing, leave to Lois Schmidli my artistic ability. I, Tootie Van Ormer, leave to Everett Shippy my inclination to break training. I, Buddy Wilson, leave to Jamie Peelor my musical ability. I, Dean Wilson, will just leave. I, Shirley Ward, leave my strut to be distributed among my suc- cessors. I, Loyd Warner, leave glady. I, Bob Weir, leave to John Trainer my hot rod hubcaps. ZZ

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