Fowler High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Fowler, OH)

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GQSJ if We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-eight, being in reasonably good health and of questionably sound mind, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. KAREN leaves her home runs so many to Beverly Haun who hasn't any. JANE leaves her pretty red hair to Mr. Waters who uses Nair. FLORENCE leaves her clothes so neat to Judy Summers with dancing feet. CLAUDIA leaves her size so tall to Bobby Haun who is very small. PAUL leaves his fast red Dodge convertible to Bobby Reinsburrow who moves like a turtle. LESLIE leaves his Chevrolet to Charlotte to drive to school each day. LAWRENCE leaves his wandering big feet to Tom McDonald who is trying to compete. DICK leaves his way with the girls to Dennis Hipple and all his curls. CAROL leaves her happy giggle to Joyce Haun and her fancy wiggle. LARRY leaves his dribbling speed to Bill Meeker who is in great need. JOANNE leaves her pleasant way to Mary Harrison to use each day. MERLIN leaves his holstein dairy to Edith Dennison who is always merry. SHIRLEY leaves her disappearing ways to Joyce Parkhurst for future days. DAVE leaves his manners and speech to Bobby Ferry who can use them each. JUDITH leaves her swimming tricks to anyone who goes to Clarks Creek. BILL leaves his service tests so many to that Freshman boy named Kenny. ROGER leaves his Dodges plenty to Kenny Vaupel who hasn't any. DANNY leaves his English knowledge to any one who wants to go to College. BENNY-leaves his Poultry farm to anyone who has Chicken Charm. ROBERT leaves his old Coon hounds for Paul Luoma to chase around. BUD leaves his Mechanical skill to Dick Szabo who hopes he will. JAMES leaves his faithful romance for someone else to take the chance. GEORGE leaves his sideburns so long to Leroy Bailey who's coming along. FRANCES leaves her speedy ways for Lyle Almburg to use in trackspring days. To MR. JONES we leave our quiet study halls so there will be no more riots or brawls. To MR. BECK we leave a new baseball team with lots more pep and much more steam. To MR. WATERS we leave a lock of hair to prove he didn't use that Nair. To MRS. ROUSH we leave her new machines which are pretty, pink and keen. To MRS. WRIGHT and all her crew we leave the Home Ec Room so clean and new. To MR. BARBATO we leave our sing- ing so loud in hopes he will draw a larger crown. To MR. NEAL for the intercom we leave an instruction sheet to ease his busy days and save his feet. To MRS. CARNES and all her charms we hope that next year her rooms will not be cold as barns. To MISS KUSHAN we leave our throwing arms so when the riots start she can send out alarms. To the COOKS we leave floors very clean in hopes no one will run over the milk machine. To the JANITORS, BOB and RUSS we leave no muss so there will be no fuss. To MRS. LEWIS with her smiling ways we leave high and low grades and busy days.