East High School - Quill Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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CLASS WILL- We, the members of the great class of Jan- mry l948, being lwithout doubti of sober id sound mind do hereby declare this our st will and testament. To the future seniors our fine institution of learning, we leave :nderful memories, standards of attainment, :ditions to carry on, plus, all the fun and 'od times that we have had at East High. Trugg fDick Turnerl wills his wit to Dale am. Marilyn Taylor and Jean Moore leave as ey came-together. To Dick Knop, Kenneth Kline leaves his iile and humor. Bertha Hamersley is left a little bit of Jean fklebust's dependability. Ed Bergeson wills his appeal to women rong, silent typei to Bill Stone. Ruth Darrah leaves her artistic ability to rry Loth. Ray Baker's adorable shyness is left to Ken- Terrell. Vlarge Clemens wills her dramatic instincts 3onnie Roderick. Dale Nystrom leaves his sincerity and ccn- aration of others to Arnie Lack. lackee Gibson bequeaths her appealing per- ality.to her sister, Joyce. Bill Anderson and Butch Reynolds bestow ir musical talents upon Richard Kirkpatrick l Ed Gordon. lod Noland has requested us to leave his rm, good looks, and personality to Milton ce. lick Eisenlauer wills his likeableness to ine Ellis. ob Whitehurst regretfully leaves Lauralyn. rnst Eggerss bequeaths his 'gift of gab' Ioward Anderson. lrennie Weir receives Peggy Crank's vi- fy. ill Kellogg leaves his enthusiasm for mor- y science to Nancy Haag. ustin Greider wills his cheer-leading ability .ittle Goldie' Bartine. :lly Grinstead leaves us remembering a ghtful, considerate person. .r. Barnard scratches his head, as Jerry on takes his leave, and Jerry wills to Har- Head his chemistry ability. :tie Mealey leaves her attractiveness to a Weeks. i Marv Sandin, MaryAnne lThe Looki kley wills her Lauren Bacall appeal. lWhy, will Marv do with that?i fb Schmidt leaves his friendliness and 'y to get along well with others to Bill 5. :k Brown takes all his talents with him, J few girls' hearts. iw... --JANUARY l91l8 Bettyi' Earle bequeaths her friendliness to Jerri Mohler. Marilyn Erickson leaves Mr. Stratton won- dering if he will find anyone as capable for the Quill editorship. Bud Campbell leaves a shining example of a fine student and gentleman. lHis hand- someness, too! We ask you, is that fair?J To Dale Cunion, Skip Johnson wills his abil- ity to consume an ice cream bar in three sec- onds flat. fAustin should be in here some- place, tooli To Nancy Smith, Marianna Sherod leaves her peppiness. CMaybe her blonde hair, tooli Dave Sisam wills his basketball fame to Gary Perdue, but takes his most gorgeous gams reputation with him. Eugene Lawler wills his gorgeous dark eyes to Jack Simmons-Cond perhaps his eye lash curler, tooi. Harold Heyer leaves his carefree attitude to Ray Steiner. Tom Sundell leaves-happily. Clifford Layton sadly leaves Nadine. Bill Cook leaves his pretty blue eyes to Merrill Rees. Doris Beck wills her expressive eyes to Ruthie Bates. Bob Hedlund leaves his home room H047 presidency to some other magnetic personality. Roger Hartung wills his reputation of hav- ing the sharpest car in school to Ronnie Helms, but insists that his curtains are an unmatch- able novelty-and we agree. And maybe Joan Kuenkel will leave a lit- tle of her cuteness to Lois Plummer. Aurora Jiminez shares some of her darling clothes with Betty Jackson. Beverley Smith leaves a merry note to Vero Gleason. Milre Baker leaves her ability to make friends Cboth boys and girlsl to Marilyn Wag- ner. Jock Winters wills his intelligence to any- one who is capable of handling it. To Barbara Mullin is left a little of Evelyn Ellis' sweetness. Delores Barrett bequeaths her athletic prow- ess to Annabelle Gardner-fAnnabelle's al- ready peppy enough, huh?l And we close with this thought, from lit- tle acorns mighty oak trees grow. Therefore in witness of Mr. Stratton, vari- ous l2-B's, and the photographers and typist, we have hereby stuck our necks out, and caused the Great Seal of the Great Graduat- ing Class of January, I948 to be affixed. fAmenll

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