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EARL WILLIAMS Ambition: College- Air Force Pastime: Sleeping Pet Peeve: Girls who can't be teased Pet Expression: B a 1 o n e y I Major Accomplishments Homecoming King You'll Remember: Football, teasing him 4: I' va t, 0 S 1 in -15 7. 4 .Z -Z' X l d I 1 1 ilk, 2 X X :I 'Q AM CHARLES WISOR Q Q A Q s Ambition: Do excavating work Pet Peeve: Carolyn Holb Pastime: Eating Pet Expression: Holy Cowl Major Accomplishment: Got a new Ford You'll Remember: Ford, working in the cafeteria, pestering the girls CLAUDE WISOR Ambition: Go to college Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Pastimes M e s s in g around Pet Expression: Yeah! Major Accomplishments Chemistry, Physics You'll Remember: Football, 0lGoatll, llMuttII
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Ei l E I f + 'P V. 5 l gn f X ' U ln V C 'ij - 1 l V: .1-nvvlfw-,.-r SANDRA STEWART Ambition: Nurse Pet Peeve: Boys Pastime: Reading, listening to music, knitting Pet Expression: Shoot a mile ! Major Accomplishment: Passing Geometry You'll Remember: Fun in Chemistry, nice personal- ity, talking J JOYCE WAGES Ambition: To be a success Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls Pastime: Reading Pet Expression: Gee Whiz! Major Accomplishment: Li- brary staff 14 yrs.J Pioneer staff C1 yr.J You'll Remember: Red hair, good student, quietness and smile NORMA STALNAKER Ambition: General office work Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people Pastime: Walking Pet Expression: You know it! Major Accomplishment: Made a number of friends You'll Remember: Friends, Sandra, Ernie FESTES SUTTLE Ambition: Lab te c hn i c ian Pet Peeve: Ellen Stevens Pastime: Hunting and fish- ing Pet Expression: Holy Mack- eral! Major Accomplishment: Baseball pitcher, football manager You'll Remember: English class, cafeteria TOM STUTLER Ambition: Be aflyer for Cap- ital Airlines Pet Peeve: Guys that show off Pastime: Going to shows Pet Expression: For crying out loud! Major Accomplishment: Football mgr. iJr.J, Stage manager Ur. and Sr.j You'll Remember: Mickey, laugh, smile, nice person- ality DALE WARNER Ambition: G e n e r a l in the Army Pet Peeve: Spoiled girls Pastime: Flirting with the girls Pet E xp r e s s i on: You're drunk Major Accomplishment: Basketball and graduating You'll Remember: R u th i e, pretty shirts -14- -Q-..v,,. , .,,-.- . . .Y 4-.-vw-,,.,,,.,r-,,,m,,:1 ELLEN STEVENS Ambition: Be independent Pet Peeve: 'People who de- pend on me all the time Pastime: Planning something new, reading I Pet Expression: Oh buddy! Major Accomplishment: Stu- dent director for 2 years, editor of yearbook, dates with college guys You'll Remember: H o t - r o d driving, .To Ann visits to library ARLIE THORN Ambition: Be a multi- millionaire and own a chain of gas stations Pet Peeve: Girls who say NO Pastime: Going out with the EUYS Pet Expression: Oh come on fellas! Major Accomplishment: Football and girls .. You'll Remember: Nice car and trying to sing in choir .gf 1. .A,..,-,..,,, -Y ,.l ...- 1-4.4
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rgllulvlqg--A ..-wus-new ,Y,, H... l V 7 asf ill auth Uv ferment. Section 1. ' We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound i?J mind, do declare to all concerned or unconcerned that this is our last will and testament, and that we do bequeath: 1. To the Juniors, as our successors: the privilege of following in our footsteps until they reach their goal. 2. To the Sophomores: our amazing energy and vitality with the wish that they use it to a better advantage than we did. 3. To the Freshmen: the motto, Onward and Upward , which we didn't own in the first place. 4. To the future Freshies: what four years ago was our valiant and eager approach into the halls of High School learning, and wish them lots of luck. 5. To our dear Faculty we leave thanks for your efforts in our behalf and hope you will think kindly of us when we are gone. Section 2. Following are the individual bequests from the members of our illustrious class. 1. Iva Kee wills her job in the stockroom to anyone who can take it. 2. Carol Rothgeb leaves her job as editor of the Pioneer to Rosalie Thomas. 3. Jolm Sockwell leaves his position as Basketball manager to anyone who can afford to burn all the shoe leather on errands that he did. 4. Bill Newcomb wills his courage to sit in the front seat in all Mr. Fosnight's classes to some brave soul. 5. Mickey McBride leaves his position as drum major for three years to anyone who is able to stand up under the strain. 6. Howard Heater wills his telephone number to all the Freshie girls. 7. Phyllis Sloan bequeathes her experience as drum majorette to anyone who is lucky enough to get it and will appreciate it as much as she did. 8. Don Croft leaves his ability to get in trouble with Mr. Kleckner to Kenny Muckley. 9. Janet Draper wills to Jerry Snyder the ability to survive Chemistry without blowing up the place. 10. Jean Herbert leaves her ability to go with one boy to June Sockwell when she is old enough and meets the right boy. 11. Carol Huber wills her majorette uniform and all her troubles to Mary Ann McCortney. 12. Dorothy Doan wills her ability to laugh at all times to Jo Ann Golden. 13. Loretta Nichols wills her ability to go steady for three years to Wilbur Archer and Elizabeth Tripp. 14. Ellen Stevens wills her ability to put up with .To P1etcher's teasing to anyone who gets pestered as much as she does. 15. Ruby Groves wills her ability to hold one man to Mary Ann McCortney. Have fun while you are young, Mary. 16. Barbara Ross wills her ability to lose those extra pounds to Roxanna Kittle. y. -16- g '-f . 434, gA,4 An W ,MM 4 Y ,Y M f V
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