Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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ffffy -D gf 1' i5?Q5x25 ZX- ev ri Q , Merle King leaves his nGirl Shyn attitude to Dwight Kendall Orris Peterson wills to the girls of G. H. S. library, the secret of UThe Way To A Man's Heartn. Robert Brunz leaves his UBare tonesu for those who wish to WSeranade,in thePNight.U Stanley Pccnop bequesaths his form to Arlene Donason. Lucille Cahoy gives her debating ability to Lyle Graesser. Sara Gaddes sorrowfully wills her appetite to Jerry Whitlpy Emanuel Sorensen mills his happy nature to Sam Noring. Bob Stukel and Myra Graesser will their Hmoonstruckn notion --or motion-sto Dorothea Wood and Francis Longen. Rllwanger gives those echoing giggles to Meta Virginia Kerner, and Orgene Peterson will their likeness to Paul McKee Burch. Eugene ani Norris Bryce Has his woman-hating disposition to Jack Elin. kett boldly wills Mildred McFayden wills her Hboystrishnessn to Betty Primm. her high standing and ability to is mostly in need of it. Louise Scott leaves behind the oncoming Freshman that Leonard Preslicka wills his sedulous attitude to Francis Ggiaenf Kewny Serr consents to will one-third interest in his aero- planes to either of the Reetz's. Jim Mciill gladly wills his self-complacent pose to Mildred Novotnyg assuring her that this is a pleasant source. Vernon Ellwanger wills his gift of ngabn to Dorothy Kucera. Jpvce Christensen solemnly swears to will her interest in the countryn whole-heartedly to Shirley Ellwanger. John lupfcn donates his rake, hoe, and plow to anyone that can plant a peach pit in a block of cement. Vernon Rubel best answers this requirment. Twenty-three gfxff nl in 1 I Q i, 5 1 ' u T