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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF I960 I, Mignonette Alford, leave my giggle to Nancy Abbott, who really doesn't need it. I, Charles Armstrong, leave all my corny jokes to Peggsy Gunn. I, John Attig, leave my tremendous height to Dan Salyards. I, Jerry Bagby, leave for Peoria. I, Judy Bell, leave my polite manners to Mary Ann Williams. I, Terry Bohlander, leave my quarterbacking ability to Ronnie Steffen. I, Kaylene Bowman, leave my piano solos to Ann Crusius. Maybe she can play them. 1, Kay Burroughs, leave my ability to make lots of friends to Laura Aucutt. I, Raymond Byrd, leave the office of Vice-President of the I.G.A. to Karen's next suitor. I, Dennis Cleary, leave my mean habits in football to Kenny Schertz. I, Judy Crump, leave my '49 Studebaker to dear Wanda. I, Lois Diener, leave my wardrobe to sister Judy who has already made good use of it. I, Larry Edwards, leave all the trouble I have had with teachers to Dick Donze. I, Chuck Feeney, leave my quiet, bashful manner to Bob Riker. I, Steve Franklin, leave my ability to miss school to Tiger Gray, who doesn’t seem to be having too much trouble. I, Nelda Gunn, leave. A-w-w-w-w, I don't want to go. I, Ivan Gunn, leave my trombone to John Kelsey. I couldn’t play it anyway. I, Huey Harroun, leave my knowledge of figures to any old wolf. I, Linda Harshbarger, leave. ..If I can get my Ford out of the parking lot. I, Peggy Herncjar, leave my forgetfulness at E.P.H.S., I Hope.......... I, Janet Heyungs, leave my basketball technique to Bonnie Gossmeyer. I, Judy Hinthorne, leave, arguing with John. I, Susan Holt, leave my ways with college men to Sally. I, Arthur Inman, do hereby will to Jack Radebaugh all the invaluable gems of information that Steve Patton jabbers to me in Chemistry class. I, Kenneth Knepp, leave my physique to Eddie Roberts. I, Barbara Kinder, leave. Now where’s Junior?!?! I, Jerry Meyer, leave for the Big Town of Secor. I, Don Mool, leave this cool school, like WOW, man! I, Loretta Morris, leave. Please, Mr. Sullivan, I can't stand to see men cry. I, Steve Patton, leave to go South. I, Frank Pfister, leave my driving ability to Ellen Kay Jakob. I, John Pinkham, leave my roaming eye for the weaker sex to Lester Waller. I, Marilyn Punke, leave my ability to get and hold a man to Judy Diener, who seems to have trouble. I, Ronald Remmers, leave for Roanoke. I, Helen Thompson, leave my good camera eye to the next photographer of the annual. I, John Tucker, leave my seat in the principal's office to anyone whose backside is big enough to fill it. I, Glen Waller, leave at last, much to Mr. Reckling's relief. I, John White, leave my love for Modern Problems behind. I, Jim Wilkey, leave my easy-going manner to Margaret Haas. I, Harold Burtis, leave.. .oops.. .I'm out of line again!
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HONOR STUDENTS Helen Kay Burroughs...........3.92 Jim Wilkey....................3.43 Peggy Hemcjar.................3.32 Marilyn Punke.................3.32 Nelda Gunn....................3.31 Lois Diener...................3.30 Janet Heyungs.................3.14 Kaylene Bowman ...............3.13 Huey Harroun..................3.00 Susan Holt....................3.00 Arthur Inman..................3.00 Peggy Herncjar Co-Salutatorian SENIOR OFFICERS Marilyn Punke Co-Salutatorian ROW ONE: Sec., Linda Harshbarger; Pres., Huey Harroun; V.Pres., Jim Wilkey. ROW TWO: Stud. Coun., Ivan Gunn; Treas., Nelda Gunn; Stud. Coun., Lois Diener, Dennis Cleary.
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