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JUNIOR RESPONSE To The Senior Class: We. the junior Class, appreciate your thoughtfulness in leaving us so many useful things in your will. We, in return, would like to give a.l of you a graduation present, to use in future years and to remind you of the happy times at Heyhi. To Donny Lee: a burr haircut and free voice lessons from Mario Lanza. To Ralph Walden: the world's longest pool cue so he can play a better game of pool. To Howard Cotton: some pills so he won't be E.hling all the time. To Roger Stubblelield and Bob Coone: two jet planes. just alike, and a 50 year's supply of gas for their hot rods. To Fernella Ensminger: a nation-wide chain of barbershops. To Jim Craig: a bronze cast of his baby shoes. To Leonard Gardner: a Southem fried chicken dinner every Sunday. To Donna Morris and Kathlem Williams: a I0 year supply of crossword puzzles. To Zip Pendleton and Ronnie Davis: l65 V-S motors for their cars. To Marie Pfeifer: a Kag -el of nails. To Beverly Shannon: the GI in Mississippi. To Rose Mary Spaulding: lessons in Spanish. To Phyllis Kidwell: a heaping plate of fish. To Doris Young: a new Coone dog. To Merle Martens: a frown so he'll quit re Joyce ing, To Mary Campbell: an airplane ticket to Oklahoma. To Peggy Fitzgerald: a book on everything so she can handle her nephews. To Beverly Jannusch: a ruler and another snowstorm. To Helen True: a bottle of Griffin shoe polish. To Donelda Haycraft: a new Kam To Charlotte Pendleton: an O, D. -lightful new car. To Darlene Johnson: a teaching position at Heyhi. To Wilma Coone: a good Dawes of medicine. To Norman Malcom: a new guitar. To Frances Fulk: lessons on how to sing opera. To Phyllis Geske: dancing lessons from Arthur Murray To Merle jones: a Pie-fer a dime. To Gene Swearingen: a little bit of everything. To Duncan Limer: just a Dah -ney of everything. To Doris Dabney: a truck of Limer -stone.
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