Cuba High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cuba, IL)

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Glass 'Se050 4 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Vernon Amsler, bequeatl my football ability to Don Clayberg in hopes Cuba can win all their games. Doris Beebe, bequeath my quiet ways and good manners to Karen Hackett, who might need them some day. Juanita Behymer, bequeath my seldom used smile to Bev Putman, who is always smiling. Ronnie Bishop, bequeath my Lewistown girl friend to absolutely no one. Jane Ellen Clayberg, bequeath my iob at Ben Franklin to anyone who wants it. Scott Lee Clifford, bequeath my knowledge of cars and airplanes to Charles Dilts. Jeannette Ellis, bequeath my quiet and sub- dued ways to Edwina Wilson. Wilma English, bequeath my frequent trips to Bushnell to my sister, Donna, provided she finds her own way. Charles Ford, bequeath my coon dogs to Junior Haynes so he won't get tired hunting squir- rels. Ann Foster, bequeath my singing ability to Nancy Kerr. Mary Katherine France, bequeath my last name to someone who wants to travel Carol Gilmore, bequeath my height to Nancy Roberts so she can reach things. Dean Hall, bequeath my red face and ears to Mr. Davis to match his own. , Jean Harper, bequeath my oversized class ring to anyone that can get it. Betty Hebb, bequeath my favorite recipe to all the Brides-to-be. Pat Hodgkins, bequeath my seat on the bus to my sister, Sharon. Joanne Howater, bequeath my love of ice cream to Paula Heller. Carol Keime, bequeath my ability to wear my own class ring to Clarabel Churchill. Joan Lafary, bequeath my seat in English IV to Betty Marshall. Luanne Landis bequeath my four years of knowledge to all the freshmen. Lyle Massingale, bequeath my ability to stay away from girls to Dick Shaw. Ken McCloskey, bequeath my slick hair to Thomas Hopkins.