Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

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I, Rose Varie Navratil, will ray long fingernails and colored polish to Shirley Krueger. My basketball suit no. 43 to Janice Hartwig, my first desk in the Senior row to Elizabeth Steiger. My dramatic ability—such as kissing Bob Wilde on stage—to Peg Krider—and may you never forget it 11 All my years of cheerleading to Violet Wilde. My place in front of the band—as drum majorette—to who ever wants it and make sure you lead the band to the right placesll My clothes and strapless formals to Clo Ann Miller—who says she needs them worse than I doll My speed and good grades in typing to Maxine Tret tin, my place in band to Marjorie Bartz. All my good times while in my Sen- ior year to Ruby Hinsman. My favorite seat on the bus to Gene Nack, my friendship with Cordelia Seegers to Beverly Bork and who ever is her best friend. My sewing ability to Phyllis White and be sure you make good use of it 11 My so-called adorable figure to Gloria Bublitzli Last but not least, my perfect attendance while in my senior year to Donald Krueger. I, William Hansen, being of sound mind and body, will the following to the under classmen. My ability not to read English assignments to Gene Nack. My old girl friends from Carpenter to Wayne Rosenberg. My desk across from Bob Wilde to Shirley Krueger. My ability to sneak out of study hall to dress for P.T. to anybody who can get away with it. To Gary Kuntz, I will my ability to fight with the girls on the bus, especially Marjorie 11 I, Doris Schultz, will my basketball suit no. 40 to the girl that deserves it. My shortness to Clo Ann Miller. To Judy Schmidt, I will my band suit. My ability of gain- ing pounds to Ruth Ann Buechele. Last but not least, I will my warts on my arm to any one who wants themii I, Jack Schotanus, will my desk to Donald Kruger, who I am sure will make good use of it. To Jack Saathoff, I will my ability to win pool games. I, Dorothy White, will my place in the band to Shirley Krueger. My basketball suit number 42 to Phyllis White— please keep it pressed. To Clo Ann Miller I will my drivers License, and may you keep all four fenders bentil To Ruth Ann I will my slim figure and to Doris Bartz I will my height. My good behavior on the bus to Donnie Krueger. To Clarice Braun, I will my ability to stay out late. To Ruby Hinsman, I will my place on the bleachers during the boys basketball games—now you will have more roomll I will my good times in History class to Margie Bartz and my shyness to Janice Hartwig. To all the kids I will all my good times in high school and may you make the best of them.