Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, MN)

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We, the of sane mind many of the twelve busy, emor Class Wlll Seniors of Elkton High School, Class of 1964, being and sound countenance do hereby will and bequeath treasured possessions which have come to us during but happy, years the school we leave a blissful rest of peace and quiet the faculty we will our complete disregard for law and order Mr Andrews we leave our worn out Geometry equipment Mr Ellingson we leave our broken typewrlters and the memory of our little groups in Business Law To Mr Sullivan we will our musical ability on the condition that you give lt to someone who will use lt wisely To Mr Nicol we will our good study hall habits To Mr Summerfield we will our good To Coach Carlson we leave our marks in Government providing love for Chemistry worn sports equipment and our you give them to someone wor thy of the honor To Miss Bleth we will our love To Mn Plnskl we leave our long of Elkton High School hours of studying for English tests with the understanding that you don't waste them Mrs Kinsey and Mrs Anderson we leave our big appetltes Msngle we leave our chewing gum and waste paper the the Elk the the an new the May you Juniors we will our Jobs on the Elktonian Sophomores we will our privilege of putting out the Freshmen we will our love of hard study Eighth Grade we leave all our practical Jokes old Seventh Grade we will our happy years ln high school have as much fun as we did this time we want to bequeath some of our special traits an Junior Class possessions to those who will follow in our footsteps, the I, Curtis Anderson, do will and bequeath my drawing ability to Larry Elit May it bring you as much pleasure as it did me My position as treasurer of the class I will to anyone who can count money I, Allen Bergland, do will and bequeath my trumpet to Kenny Kraft We need more boys in the band I will my position Assistant Editor of the Elktonian to the person who gets elected I, Paul Blanchfield, do will and bequeath my car to Jack Blanohfield Might as well keep it in the family As I have been here for such a short time, I think I'll keep everything else ' e To , To To . . To . To . . ,. To Mr. I p , .. To , To To . To --- d . To . At d . . q . 5. B

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I Beverly Davis, do will and bequeath my position as Glee Club pianist to Joleen Sonksen My position as Secretary of the Senior Class I will to the person who can take notes I Dolores DeYoung, do will and bequeath my shortness t Janet Johnson It comes in handy with short boys To Muriel I will my naturally curly hair My temper I will to anyone who nee 8 I Nylva Elkins, do will and bequeath my trumpet to Allie May it never go flat for you My position as Editor of the Elk tonian I will to anyone who would like the Job To Donald Smith I will my ambition to get into radio I Mavis Gllderhus, do will and bequeath my cheerleading ability to Joan Buysman May you have as much fun as I did My position as President of the Senior Clase I will to the poor suc- ker who gets it I Harold Hoffman, do will and bequeath my strong build to Frank Grundmler My Navy career I will to anyone who doesn't get seaslck Ruth Hoppin, do will and bequeath my nicknames to Janet Johnson May you enjoy them as much as I did To Roger Wilson I wlll my height Some glrls are tall, you know ny McNeill I, Kendall Mead, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Kenny Kraft It helps you attract the glrls I, Warren Mead, do will and bequeath my many trips to Grand Meadow and Spring Valley to Alton Anderson You meet lotl of interesting people that way I, Ronald Miller, do will and bequeath my driving ability to Kenny Kraft My long hours of hard study I will to Marlys Otto I Stanley Morrow, do will and bequeath my popularity with the girls to Larry Ellt May you ha e as many happy times as I did I, Donna Peterson, do will and bequeath my sllmness to Bev erly Sands My shortness I will to Frank Grundmler To Jim New kirk I will my accordion lessons I, David Root, do will and bequeath my shy ways and winning smile to Ronnie Blom It pays off in the end I, Helen Vogelsang, do will and bequeath my quiet laughter to Donald Smith The teachers don't suspect you of mischief so quickly We, Mavis and Curtis do will and bequeath our reign as Home- coming King and Queen to two lucky Juniors We, Beverly and Star, do will and bequeath our honored posl tions as Homecoming Attendants to two more lucky Juniors We, Ruth and Dolores, do will and bequeath our bowling abil ity to anyone who can take the aches and pains we did May you enjoy the smell of llnlment We, Curtis and Nylva, do will and bequeath our offices in Student Council to Marlys and Joleen I , o D O O I I, I, Vernon Kraft, do will and bequeath my wise cracks to Den- I