Deerfield High School - Spartan Yearbook (Deerfield, KS)

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ancv Dick Eskelund in Hollywood hinkinp up a fancy fare To serve the st rs who Jam hi restaurant bor planrinp menus e has quite a flair f course Virginia Krause has a beauty parlor Right in the heart of town She'll give you a facial or a manicure, Ani dye you hai ni ole, r d, or brown emember Don Eyman, the boy Vho was so bashful and so shyo He's a doctor, and soecialized in surgery Of the ear, nose th oat, and eye he ef icient postraster's heloer what greets you ith a sr le Is none other than Cla a Combs She's worked there for GU1t9 a while es, Otis olz 1S a minister, he ver best you'1l hear And has tre home church this year o man Seward is a manufacturer Of toy electric trains It seemed certa n that he'd do something hat woild tame ratience, strength, and brains n eve y hasket ball season r Har er's team alwavs rates Fe still teaches his boys to play fair And defeat smilingly to take o ra Rvman and Pearl Conway Are still qilte busv teaching And alwaz get their noints acloss Nithout scolding, coaxing, or breaching ach sorinp Prof Smith and Nr Felbling e le e trey'll not teach another year Every fall they are back at teaching Their iaith in younv folks keen them there U X .P , . Q , . - , , 'I ' .X . D n . L V7 N . V e . 9 t r 'r 'r e . 'Y wi . g , , l . ,. J. IA A 4. A w' A .J A . H - - ,X . . f , L' ' 1. u He's been preaching now for quite some time, L . A - ' 0 r s . I , i T ' ' b, , ' .r U ., if 4 V I , , . , . rn , .l X. M . J ,S xp . . l J . A , . T . . c Ar . ' A . , ' t , sg 0 ' , . V I .

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Ne, the class of N1neteen Hundred and Forty Nlne, of Deerfleld Hlgh School, C1ty of Deerfleld and btate of Kansas belng sound of m1nd and memory, do hereby make, publlsh, and declare th1s to be our last wlll and testament 1n manner and form followlng, hereby revoklng any w1ll, or w1lls heretofore made by us Flrst We the sen1ors of Nlneteen Hundred Forty N1ne do hereby dlrect that our honest debts and expenses be fully pald as soon after our departure as posslble We do hereby bequeath our many possesslons thusly To the jUH1OT class we leave our money savlng ab1l1ty, our ab1l1 ty to make good grades in Amerlcan hlstory, and our bra1ns wh1ch are more edible than thlnkable To each sophomore we will our good looks and our good usuage of the Engllsh language because they Wa1n't got none W We leave our obstreperous qual1t1es and our Uno hown to the poor, underpriv1ledged freshman Ph1l Van Doren wllls his sore knee to Ralph Claar May Ralph's basketball ab1l1ty proflt by lt To Jack Randolph h1s ab1l1ty to be extra stupld Don Eyman leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get along wlth Eyvonne to Donald Berry To Don1ta he wllls h1s droll humor Martha Swords wllls her ab1l1ty to make lt to school gust as the bell rlngs to the Berry boys To Melda Lou Moreland Martha gives her knowledge of baby s1tt1ng Good luck' V1rgin1a Krause wllls all her couslns to someone who doesn't have any To Eyvonne she leaves her snoop gettlng for the Spyglass Barbara Brunker leaves her talkatlveness to Ph1l Maddux. To Falth she leaves her proflclency 1n Amerlcan history. Bob Landon w1lls his laugh to John Harper. Also h1s prlvileged seat ass1gned by Miss Ryman 1n COnSt1tut1OH to Rlchard Coleman. Otls Molz wllls hls log1cal reasonlng to Jlmmle Joy LaFon. Betty Corbett h1s monstrous smelly feet. Joyce Coleman w1lls her typlng ab1l1ty to Norma Ryman so she can make longer and harder tests. Her qulet manner to Claudette. D1ck Eskelund w1lls his many grlpes to Joan Stengel. Also, h1s ab1l1ty to make verses to Cletus Ploeger. Mlke Downlng wllls h1s well kept halr to Gene Grlggs. H15 w1ll1ng ness to work to Stanley Tackett. Betty Elllot wllls her 1n1tiat1veness to Dorothy Egbert and her glggles to Twlla Duncan. Clara Combs w1lls her statlstlcal facts to Kelth Joneso and her shorthand pPOf1C19nCy to Doloros Landon. Norman Sowards wllls h1s 'know hown to AFd1S Potts, and to Jerry Paasch he w1lls h1s nsmart talk.n 5 ,w. , Y , ,N,,cc,,N,l,.,.,,lF lv y Aabugaw.-.. W.. fe A .,s....-.-1- .-4-1--a..4..fs..4....,....-....4, Q.-....:...-s.4..A.u,.m..4-. sw.,-, . -...,,..,..,. ..,.. ,.. .M ,, , .. , , .. . . V. . .,,X , ,- ..1.-- . ,....Af.e. , . . . . . 1 , . , v Q n Y . . , . . - . . . - . i I O . . . . . . . . . 0 . Q 0 - n - . , . . O - I To !