French Lick High School - Plutocraft Yearbook (French Lick, IN)

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PLUTONlAN1x95'l ARTICLEV To the Sophomores we leave the duty of caring for the Freshmen and the duties of aiding them through their trials and tribulations. ARTICLE VI To the Freshmen we lcave our ambitious ways for we fear they will need these and more too. ARTICLE VII To our fellow students, we leave the following: Betty Anderson wills her bass clarinet to Shirley Tarr. James Ferguson wills his wavy hair to Murphy Blair. Barbara Lynch wills her sweet disposition to Glenda Daugherty James Potts will his oratorical ability to Frank Clapp. Chester Cox leaves his chewing gum to Ned Moore, providing it doesn't lose its flavor. Shirley Matson, Connie Belcher, Opal Weikert, Sue McCarty, Jane Simmons and Marilyn Moore leave the Girl's Sextette title to Miss Jane Eash, providing there will be six more girls to take their place. Fred Breedlove wills the right to attend school three days a week to Franklin Wright. Erelene Gilliatt wills her bookkeeping book to her sister, Yvonne, providing she gets more out of it than Erelene did, Mae Gresham wills her typing ability to Billy Joe Wininger. Patsy Hobson wills the right to wear a diamond to Juanita Leonard. Bob Goldman wills his loud clothes to Blaine Hendrix. Lois Lanham wills her natural wavy hair to Mary Jo Kellams. Patsy Tarr wills her quietness to Nina Sturm. Wayne Brown wills the right to drive a soupedfup Ford to Donald Pinnick. Norma Brown wills her twofhour hcmefec class to anyone who can stand it. Bonetta Freeman leaves her paper wads and candy wrappers to her brother, Leroy. Zane Wininger wills his joke-telling ability to Clarence Jackman.. Grace Baker wills her band suit to her sister, Joyce. Marilyn Hill wills her personality to Helen Tillery. Mary Jane Cave wills her quietness to Donald Deel. Joan Kearby wills her ride home at noon to Sally Steinkamp. Joe Andrew wills his physique to Allen Conrad. Betty Jones wills her lovely complexion to Eileen Brown. Janice Briner wills her optimistic outlook on life to Wanda Tanksley. PAGE TWENTY

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PLUTONIAN 1951 Howard Dotson leaves Barbara Stapelton, but not to anyone. Roy Raufeisen wills his notewriting ability to Kerril Rose, providing Kerril doesn't get caught. Betty Campbell wills he right to carry the family name to her sister, Beth. Lois Wilkinson leaves her typewriter to Mary Ann Rutter. Elmer Compton wills the right to be the Romeo of the class to Jerry Hagan. Paul Oswald wills his promptness to Sally Mitchell, provided she gets to school by 9:30. Mary Brown and Alma Stevens will their artistic ability to Marion Dilliard and Glen Jacobs. Sam Hall wills to Everett Land the right to know the Freshmen girls. Eddie Flick wills his position on the basketball team to anyone interested in knitting. Hilda Jo Kearby wills her short hand ability to Carl Walters. Frank Marshall wills his quiet disposition to junior Flick. Ralph Beck wills his short ride on the bus to Harold Walters. ' Joanne Daugherty wills the right to be bashful to Barbara Drake. jerry Kerns wills his boisterous ways to Dale Beatty. Lloyd Kendall leaves the remains of the mimeograph machine to anyone who can piece it together. Harold Smith wills his physic book to anyone silly enough to accept it, Donald Wininger wills the right to read books in the study hall to Harold Parks. Last: We, the Senior Class, hereby nominate and appoint Jerold Chambers, Superintendent of French Lick High School, County of Orange, State of Indiana, to be executor of this our last Will and Testament. In Witness, Whereof, we have here unto subscribed our names and set our seal this eighteenth day of May in the year of our Lord, One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Fifty-one. Shirley Matson Eddie Flick Bonetta Freeman f , - PAGE 'rwENTY-ous