Grain Valley High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Grain Valley, MO)

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FQ ef to JUNIOR CLASS WILL The Junior class wills their ability to torment the teachers to the on coming Juniors. Edgar Neill wills his love for the city girls to Robert Christian. Rogene Cousins wills the little red trunk to Leona Brown. John Hutchensfwills his cleats on his shoes to Susie Mae Reidcr. Wayne Bellew Wills his mechanical ability to Carl Spencer. Bob Hutchings Wills his good looks to Roger Brown. Elbert Chiddix wills his ability to play basketball to Tranville Hafhill. Pauline Cooper wills her attraction for the boys to Elizabeth Leonard. Lorene Elliott Wills her love for the Buckner girls to Norma Jean Williams. Frances Renick Wills her healthy fatigue to Louise Chiddix. Lennea Benson wills her timidness to Dorothy Hutchens. Junior Chiddix wills his ability to give all the new girls the mad rush to Eugene Lang. Bob Jenkins wills his nose for news to Jimmy Tcischo Oliver Droege wills his height to Hubert Sebolt Dale Terry wills his ability to sing to Rodger Boyle. Vera Story wills her natural wavy hair to Willa Mae Witt. Earlene Tate wills her meanness to Elouise Stumpp. Blanche Corlew wills Bobby Jenkins to Wanda Shore. Neal Campbell wills his ability to think to Norman McBroom. Clifford Hoehn wills his attraction for the girls to Garner Race.

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UN UA frsfwife-fv-,J.:5xx'1f- . ,L ' ' ,Iv 413, JUNIGR CLASS PROPHECY I finished Grain Valley High School with the cless of '39. Being interested in the development of television, I took e special course on that subject and vent to work for a company manufacturing and installing tele- vision equipment. My Work took me to Celi- fornia, where I lived for several years. When the year of'l96O rolled around, I was still working along this some line, having invented a special apparatus which within a certain range enables the user to see anything or a person anywhere at any time. I might add that this is one reason I have never married, for with this machine a wife surely can check up on her husband. As it was presidential elec- tion year, the newspapers were full of cam- paign news and statements about candidates. One morning one of my friends spoke e- bout two of the candidatesg he asked if I knew them. Since they were from Missouri, I reed the newspaper article and looked at the pictures of the persons in question. Their names were Pauline Cooper and Robert Jenkins. Their pictures were not familiar as I remem- ber theng but, unquestionably, they were two of my old school friends. I had not heard from them for e long time,but it seemed as if they had been going places in n political way Thinking of school days made ne homesick for old Missouri again, therefore, I decided to take a vacation and visit scenes of my boy- hood days. I took passage on en airplane for Kansas City. When I crrived there, I found I could go to Grain Valley by airplane as they had Q lending field there. When I landed at Grain Valley,I was much surprised at the way it had increased in size. It was new Q large city with large commercial buildings and nany fine homes. I rcs confused for awhile as to how I could locate someone I knew for everyone I sen was C stranger to me. Y, U lx V i,eenf 1 R 1 S A I . Q I I 'N 1 I I I e Q , 1 J