College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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a 3 Ciegfamenf le, the Sen1or Class of College High School, on this 14th day of lay, Nlneteen hundred and forty eight, being of sound mind Clupposed lyl and sure that our days here are drawlng to a close, bequeath the following to our successors, the Jmmior Class Jimmie Baile wills hls moe even crew cut to Frank Ring John Boyer leaves his melancholy moods to Bud oleman Can you use them Bud? To hleanor Wells, Charlene Brown wills the coveted crown of the Carnlval Here's wxshmng you luck' Wxlma Brown bequeaths to Maxine W1lson her own set of 'Never Leak' water wlngs This will e a big help IH SWLmm1H5 class Take W1lma's word for it To Owen Scharnhorst are left Don Carpenter's sound effects We hope I he w1ll use them discreetly To Dale Lamb goes Adella's willingness to work 'Nuff said' Hale Collins' last wish 15 to leave hxs scholastic Bb11ltl8B to Pat Sutton Lucky boy! To Anna Lee Michael, Mary Ann Feldman and not heard We wonder 1f it w1ll do FTOD Betty Doris to Jack Bronson oes Dorothy Jean w1ll1ngly wllls one of Collett V1r 1n1a Hart leaves a little of her wllls her Bblllty to be seen any good her t1ny feet her mus1cal ears to Wallace I fiery fury to Charlene Yan Murrv Ku,ler and Claude Clear may profit from their lnherltance To them goes Bxlly 'Pavlowa' Jeans' dancint grace To Dennis Marr, Fr1tz w1lls some of h1s down to earthness Joyce Poort may be able to use a llttle of Ladorna's skxll 1n get txng out of Study Hall It may come 1n handy' Sammy Anne wzlls her patience, whlch she acqulred through waltlng for her man, to Cleda McMurphy Do you need lt Cleda? Helen Holley leaves her horse laugh to Barbara nG1gQlBb0XH Fitter ling To Donald Sart1n Vxrglnla Krewson leaves her pep We should mage a good Cheer Leader what do you think Llnda leaves her ndBVOt1OH to one man' to Betty Cec1l and Cleta Holcomb We sa1d her devotion, not her man! Qamon Luvln wxlls h1s NI don't care attltuden to Rlchard Rin5 Dlck should be a f1ne Student Cou cil Pres1dent under these clrcu stances To Kent Nance, Lewis Mart1n leaves some of h1s shall we call lt laziness? gf I an 0 ' . C . 5 ' . ' ,r'.' ' - C, Cay. Just a little! . 3 ' ' - 3 n . . . ,, - - ',,