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Jhiriteen l eana Joqethen FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Cascarelli, Mike Bradley. Mildred Hartman. Helen Chamberlain. Bill Koons. Ruth Neitzke, Beverly Gregg, Nancy Norton. BACK ROW: Fred Butters. Doyle Combs. Warner Green. Bill Wood. (ABSENT): Robert Chamberlain. '57 C aaa Poem Another year has come and gone, And standing here we pause To look back on the happy years. Before we leave these halls. For twelve short years we've wandered on Through grades, our goal afar; Then high school days brought to our gaze Commencement as a star. The way was harder, and harder still; Of words there seemed no end And yet we found Companionship And many a lasting friend. The lessons we have learned right here. Within these high school walls, Will go with us out in the world, and help us through life's squalls. by Warner Green And sometimes we shall see again A patient teacher's face As she kindly straightened out a kink And helped us in the race. Then always through the years to come These joys will have been ours, As much a part of youthful days As sunshine, birds and flowers. And richer all our lives shall be. Unselfish, glad and gay. For understanding that has come With teamwork every day. So as we pull for H.H.S. In story and in song. Let's get together on life's field And help the world along. 19
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Lait Will and ‘Jentament We the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, hereby, in sound mind and judgment, make and publish this to be our Last Will and Testament. Blair Bascom wills his slim physique to Joan Young. Evelyn Bender and Nancy Blair bequeath their ability to go steady to Loretta Keifer. To Butch Lons, Robert Cascarelli wills his flirtatious ways. Doyle Combs bequeaths his tallness to Earline Warner. To Annie Rising, Jerry Thurston wills his mechanical ability. And oh yes, we must not forget next year's senior class. To them, the class of '57 gladly wills its seats in Coach Gustafson's Government class. We hope Coach has a better response from them. Robert Winchell wills his so-called fishing ability to Beverly Ambler, in hopes that she will catch more fish than he did. To Beverly Smith, Alma Tillson willingly wills her innocent ways and ability to stay engaged. Roland Bowersox bequeaths his quiet ways to David Konns. Raymond Bender gives his duals to Dale Petersen for his future dream car. To Helen Cascarelli, Mike Bradley wills his trombone. Helen Chamberlain wills her crazy-mixed-up ways to anyone wishing to accept them. Now we puase in the individual bequeaths of our will and testament to mention next year's juniors. The Senior Class bequeaths to them, the ability to get away with as much nonsense as we did and to enter class with good excuses--or otherwise, for being aosent or tardy. Lorene McDowell unwillingly wills her babyish ways to Bob so he can coo to the girls next year. Laura Kirts bequeaths her tact and technique to stay away from Dick, to Christine Estelle. To Jerry Hammond, Bruce Landis wills his farming ability. Nancy Norton bequeaths her prim, sweet ways to Virginia Watkins. Martha Steeby, after due consideration, bequeaths her brains to Pete Walker. Beverly Gregg unwillingly wills Gary to next year's she-wolves. She also wills him enough money to play pool whenever he wishes. To Pinkey Taylor, Warner Green beaueaths his shy, studious ways. Mildred Hartman bequeaths her smallness and sweet ways to Sandra Heiney. Mary Lee Herrick wills her wiggles and giggles to Janice Root. Gene Densmore wills his guitar and Elvis Presley personality to Ronnie Sharp. Jerry Drumhiller wishes to will his haircut to Julie Reichow. To Carol Rocky, Ruth Neitzke wills her lost pounds. To anyone wishing the latest model hotrod, Bill Wood wills his made-over convertibles. Fred Butters, after due consideration, wills his souped-up Ford to Coach Gustafson for his Driver's Training Class next year. Fred also wills his shop worn tardy excuses to anyone who can use them effectively on Mr. Edgerton. Ruth Courtright bequeaths her quiet ways to Marty Miller. Ken Davis wills his ability to be a Romeo to Barbara Kubasky. To Bob Allen, Robert Chamberlain bequeaths his athletic ability. Rosalyn Betz wills her blushing ways to anyone not easily embarrassed. Now is the time to mention the Sophomores of next year. The Class of 57 wills to them its ability to get along agreeably in class meetings. No, we must not forget the Freshman Class. To them the Senior Class wills its ability to face the responsibilities that it has faced and the class wishes the very best of luck to you. To Bill Erbisch, Pat Willaert bequeaths her slimness. Bill Koons bequeaths his boasting ability to Sidnee Sackett. Jerry Gilbert wills his ability to be late for everything, to anyone wishing to stay on good terms with the coaches for sports. The Senior Class wills to our two sponsors; Mr. Erbisch, who has been our sponsor four years; and Coach Draime, who has been our sponsor two years; our sincere good wishes and gratitude in helping us through our difficulties and worries. This, our Last Will and Testament, was signed, sealed and published by us, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven. By: Helen Chamberlain Rosalyn Betz
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