Fairmount High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Fairmount, IN)

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Senior Class Wills I, Bob Allen, will my car insurance to Jane Crist and my position on the basketball team to Arlen Hasty. I, Fred Barnhart, will my two years in Mr. Berg's math class to my brother, David. I, Jackie Behr, will my seat in a black Chevy be- side a very special person to any girl who thinks she can get it, and to Suzie Gaither, my good times in math class. I, David Blair, will the ability to be president of this class for three years out of four and graduate l?l half- way sane to Larry Wood. I, Bob Blair, will to Larry Engle and Jack Dunn my ability to l:e a loyal student manager to the football team for the next IO years. . I, Richard Broyles, being of abnormal mind, will Melba Miller my ability to make good grades. I, Judith Bruner, will all the good times I've had to my sister, Nancy, and to my cousin Beverly Street, I will my ability to steal other girls' boy friends. I, Susie Buller, being of frequently sound mind, hereby will my favorite ice cream dipper at the Shake Shop, to my co-workers Marlene Crouch and Jayne Beck. I, Mary Lou Clem, will my ability to wake up every mqrning at 6:30 and get ready for school to Mart and Bi . I, Wanda Colcord, will my ability not to date any F. H. S. boys to Carol Keller and hope she holds on to it as long as I did. I, Joseph Corner, being of unsound mind, will my ability to drive a Ford la Detroit Stove Bolt Speciall and be satisfied, to my brothers Jim and Lindley, who are also Ioval Ford fans. I, Jim Cromer, will to Bob Pernod my seat in art class and hope he has as much fun and luck as I did. I, Leveda Crouch, will all the hard work and fun l've had in journalism to my sister, Leketta. I, Mike Deeter, being of sound mind this day, do will my nickname to Jack Stevens. I, Dawnetta Dunham, will to Junior Dunham my seat on the school bus. I, Jim Dunn, will my place on the football team to my brother, Jack, and hope he can get through it with fewer broken bones. I, Marilvn Ford, will my happy times at F. H. S. to my little freshman friend, Barbara Dickerson. I, Don Garner, will my path to and from school to Larry Napoleon Campbell. I, Sara Lea Hayes, hereby will my good times at F. H. S. to my freshman friend, Jayne Kirkpatrick. I, Charles Himelick, will my new football helmet to Phil Burton. I, Saralee Himelick, will my quiet disposition and my tendency to get good grades without studying to Shirley Thompson. I, Albert Holloway, being of sound body and frail mind, do will my beatuiful curly hair to Sam Williams. I, Janet Hoke, will to my sister Judy, the opportun- ity to help in phys. ed. classes in her iunjor and senior year, and hope she has as much fun as I did. I, Alan Horn, being of unsound mind, do solemnly swear to will my struggle to be funny to Steve Fox. I, Darelyn Ice, will my government book to my sis- ter, Diana, and I hope she uses it more than I did. Being of sound mind, I, Philip Howard Jones, will my nickname Chet to Jack Stevens and hope he en- joys it as much as I have. Ha! I, Justeen Kennedy, will my ability to get a dia- mond in my senior year to my sister Shirley. I, Evelyn Lafferty, will my southern accent to Mr. Lee. I, Janet Lamb, do hereby bequeath my place in advanced art to Larry Gibson, and I hope Mrs. Kessler can put up with him the three long years she did me. I, Janie Maple, will to my little sister Connie the possibility that next year Mr. DuBois will forget the Weekly News Review test. I, Orval Meyers, will my football helmet to W. J. Burton, who has a hard head for football. l, Dorothy Mitchener, will my ability to get up at 7:30 and still get to school on time to my brother Spark for next year. I, Dot Nelson, will to Norma Sullivan the wheel on my senior cords, because I know she wants it: to Sondra Eltzroth goes my position at the Rexall Drug Store, hop- ing she will keep out of more trouble than I did. I, Nancy O'Brien, will my ability to get up at 7:30 and be ready to catch the bus at 7:55 to my brother Ladd. I, Jerry Parrish, will to Junior Dunham, my ability to drive in a fog and not stop at a dead-end road. Re- sults: S200 damage plus a S65 telephone pole. I, Verlin Pierce, will my typing book to Marilyn Carl. I, Roger Pulley, being of sound mind and firm body, do hereby will my ability to keep from going with girls in my senior year to John Jones. I, Carol Rennaker, will my ability to play the guitar to Carol Richards. I, Ernie Richey, will my ability to get along with teachers to Virginia Chapel. I, Carolyn Small, will to Pete King my physics book, hoping he has as much fun in physics as we had in chemistry. I, Marilyn Small, will my long three-block walk to school to Judy Hollenbeck. I, Carol Sue Smithson, will to Susan Johnson my alarm clock so she will be able to get up earlier DSX? year. U I, Larry Stookey, standing pride of mind, will my lFavorite Seniorsl to Terome Gough, who has abided by calling me that, when he becomes a senior. I, Dick Stroup, will my position as center on the varsity basketball team to my brother, Denny, when he proves to us he is big enough for' it. I, Ramona Stroup, hereby bequeath a lock of my long brown hair to my cousin Mary Street, she has wanted it so long. I, Dale Summers, will my car trouble to Dean An- ders. I, Charles Wallace, will my dead spirit to any dear brother who wishes to become an undertaker. I, Louise Williams, will my ability to locker with Ramona Stroup and still find my books and get to class on time to Pat Parrill. I, Jackie L. Wood, will to Dave Deeter part of my first million dollars. I, Audry Wright, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my vocal talent to Richard Payne, and hope he has as much fun in school as I did. I, Janice Ellingwood, bequeath my ambition for an education to Jane Ann Ellingwood, motto SPONSORED BY R. M. HALL-MEN'S 85 WOMEN'S WEAR-SHOES

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