Corona High School - Yearbook (Corona, SD)

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My temper that pops up during a basketball game I will to Donald to fit with his red hair. My front seat I will to anyone who can't run fast enough to get a back seatg. All of my nicknames I will to Dale Buttke since he doesn't have any. ' I, Glen Zeigler, will to Paul my ability to murder the English language as much as possible. To Billy Heil I will my ability to run a yo-yo. It seems that he never has too much to do anyway. My chances to Mcopy- someone else's workbook two minutes before class I will to Gerald Miller and I hope you don't have to use it like I did. To Gene, I will my ability to get along with every girl in high school except one. To Lloyd Fenhaus I will my conscience that tells me when to go to bed in basketball trainings I'd like to will my legs to Larry but he'd look rather funny with Just my legsi Besides I'll need them when I get to play with the LAKERS. To the Juniorslwe will the samethings that were wil- led to us, namely, the desks near the windows and all of our witty remarks. gl , y To the sophomores we leave our hopes that they will becomes seniors so they can feel as we do nowx, y To the incoming freshmen we leave our sympathy when it comes to initiation times. To our teachers we will any of the things they may have taken away from us during our four years of school. To our parents we leave the griefs and sorrows they had in trying to make us come to school and study. We, do hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Jordre, super- intendent of our school, as executor of this, our last will and testament. , In testament, thereof, we the class of 1954 do ascribe our names and affix our seal this eighteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty four. CS1gned Class of '547 Dorothy Schulte Verda Pew n Ann Fenhaus Ralph Seehafer Billy Wilde Glen Zeigler Signed, sealed, printed and delivered, this our last will and testament in the presence of each other: we have subscribed our names in witness thereof. James Jordre Mrs. James Jordre Mrs. Burges ffm' 0 FD Y i':3'?-inf' TZ 57 ' PN vxf

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