Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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WANDA MONTGOMERY leaves her posi- tion on the noon volleyball team to Linda Lehmen. DORTHY MCCLELLAN leaves a rule book for The Farmer in the Dale to her younger sister, Judy. MONA MoDERMIT wills a vial of French parfume to Barbara Schmidt. DON MCDERMOT leaves his autobiolgraphy as a challenge to Cecil Beeson. GLENORA MCKINLEY leaves admiring her new Opal ring. PAT O'CONNEL bequeathe his uR.03l'l11' Rod to Val Ake. LOUIS ORENDORFF leaves only one Studebaker convertible parked on High: Streetf SANDRA OSWALT wills her ability to hold two jobs at the same time to Bob Knoi. SHIRLEY OSWALT leaves for the church. DAN PARKS leaves his chin strap to Joe Norton. DON PIERSON leaves Rex Jones to continue D. O. milk deliveries from Jones's Dairy. GALE PLILRSON leaves his Toni spin curlers to Don Long. SUE RAVAUX leaves with a Chuck-le. ROSE MARIE leaves Reading. DORIS RICE wills her old diet of cheese and rice to John Cobb as she will oe following an exclusive t'Egg-ly diet. BARBARA ROGERS bequcaths her ability to hold on to the senior prexy to Phyl- lis Royal. CHARLES RUNKLE wills his good Cook to Mrs Weigand's home ec classes. ED SCERMERHORN leaves singing UI Love You Trudie. BARBARA SCOTT left for New York to be on The Name's the Same. JELANNINE SHAW sends a copy of My Wild Irish Pat to Frank Parker. DONNA SUE SIMMERMAN wills her gaso- line bill for around the square trips to Helen Alexander. SHARON SPARKS bequeaths her ability to go with two sets of twins to Patsy Gothrup. JIM SPEIDEL wills his guards duty at the north entrance to Jim Clark. TED STAFFORD bequeaths his perfect dri- ving record to Mike Fadely. JOYCE SULLIVAN left De Boys and went to Sullivan. BARBARA SUMWALT left early. PATTY TOWNE left for the country. EARL TWIBELL leaves his ability to grow the Beard of the Year to his brother, Don, for next years contest. DAVE UPTGRAFT wills his membership card in the Secret Service to Ray- mond Cline. CHARLES VAN GORDON bequeaths his chaffeur to the frosh gals. RUTH MARY WARD leaves her ONE day of silence of Mr. Allee. RALPIQL WARNER wills his slide clown the pole at the fire station to his sister, Ruth. JANET WILLMAN is taking her Will with her as she'll be needing it for a few years yet. RONNB3 WILSON wills his expert tennis serve to Jim Huddlestun. NADINE NVINDER leaves nothing. taking everything with her. HOWARD WOOLARD wills his song Jeal- ousy, to Miss Greene. JIM WOOLARD leaves his smile to Mr. Baker. She'S -vBy Larry Field, Rollin Brown, Ruth Cobb, Janet Willman, Louie Orendorff, Ruth Mary WVard.

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WILL SHIRLEY AMOS wills her inability to find a seat on a band trip to Loretta Cline. MARILYN ANDERSON thought it was a. Long haul through school. EVELYN ARBUCKLE wills her noon ride home to Dave McMichael. JUDY BANTZ leaves the school without a nut JOYCE BELL left early this morning as her Barley needed tending. BOB BELL wills his Ohio expeditions to Gus Lanning. BETTY JO BENNETT bequeaths the class Romeo to Ruth Ann Hampton-if she can catch him. RO-NNIE BOOTS leaves Mr. Dorton without a noon league captain. BILL BOW graduated without his bachelors degree. MELBA BOXELL leaves her nerve to try out new hair styles to Alice Adams. ROLLLN BROWN bequeaths the underclass lassies to Eugene Gardner. DEAN BURCHARD leaves the blueprints for a larger absence card to Mr. Clark. ALYCE CAMPBELL wills her McGriffey Reader to anyone who cares to follow the technique. DON CARR leaves his time for early morn- ing basketball practices to Bob Finch. BOBBY CAVANAUGH leaves the one to grow on to Tommy Speidel. KEITH CHENEY wills his African Violet to Grant Cfradner. BILL CLINE leaves his ability to graduate early to Walter Wallace and Bob Feas- ter. RUTH COBB left for the lake to get a Dun- can. LOUIE COULTELR. leaves his example of correct posture to Pete Schaaf. SHIRLEY CROCKETT left for her gold mine at Fort Knox. JOAN CROUSE leaves her quiet ways to Pattie McClain. JERRY CROUSE wills his rich, baritone voice to Rex Chaney. JIM DAVIS is taking everything with him except a little Ake. DEAN ELWOOD leaves an apple to Mr. Lurtey. LARRY FIELD leaves a little green freshie, Gray, blue. JDVI FORD leaves his ability to Work comp- licated advanced algebra. problems to Bob Jones. LYNETTE FOREMAN leaves her sister, Gloria, to carry on the family tradi- tion. ANNE FULTON wills her pestering ways to Jitl McClintic. CHUCK GILLAND leaves his quest for the four-minute mile to Jim Blakley. BETTY GREEN leaves her reputation of being jilted eleven times in Down to Earth to Anne Mahorney. LOUISE I-LACKNEY leaves so that her son, Gene, cant catch up with her. FRANK HARLOW wills the back road to Roll to Don McKinley. TRUDIE HANSON leaves her slim, trim figure to Lovalee Weaver. ARNOLD HARTLEY leaves time teachers in peace. FRED HOFSTETTER leaves the teachers in pieces. ALICE HUDDLESTUN wills her outstanding red sweater to Sharon Huston. JUDY HUGHES bequcaths her apple polish- er to Wendell Wallace. JOAN HULLINGER leaves her ability to grab an all-star to Lana Hanson. JIM JOHNSON leaves the booming bass to Phil Miller. RENA JONES is Reidy to leave. JUDY JOYCE leaves her halo and wings to Dennis McCarthy. DORA KRELSCHER wills her Pep Club sweater to Carol Hollis. The farmer LADDS, DO-N and TAYLOR, leave their old shoes to Johnnie Cahue since they won't be needing them any more. CAROL LECHIEN is leaving in the Wright way. SHIRLEY MARTIN leaves the school minus a Pacer fan. FRANCES MARTINDALE wills a copy of her original song, Slagles Ring, Are You Listenin'? on Miss Nesbit's desk. PATTY MILLER left her position in a red rose throne to the junior who scaled the Eiffel Tower.

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