La Fontaine High School - Lacohi Yearbook (La Fontaine, IN)

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I, SANDRA SUE I-IARRELL, will my band position as first clarinetist to Janice Eppley, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I have, To Judy Walters I leave the keys to my prize possession Dodge. I, BOYD HINER, being of sound mind, will to Don Brane the privilege to argue with any senior for any reason and to Larry Cooper I leave my old Plymouth so he can get to school by the last bell. I, DIXIE MARTIN, leave to Gloria White the title I earned so honestly during my senior year Speedy . To Doris Webb I leave my natural curly blonde hair, hoping she will let it grow. I, CHARLENE MENDENHALL, alias Chuck, leave my position as President of the SOMC fSociety for Old Maid's Clubj to Doris Webb, hoping she will meet and fulfill the requirements and duties of the office. I, SANDY PELL, leave my position as typist of the Citizen to Janice Eppley, knowing she will love getting out of Civics to type. I leave to Ruby l-lollenback the good times I had in the back room, the second period. I, ROBERTA RETHERFORD, will to any junior girl the ability to get a car in her senior year as I did. To Doris Webb and Gloria White I will my ability to get in late of a night and yet not get caught. I, RICHARD SAILORS, being of J '- - - f do hereby will to Bob Stewart my unseen ability of clear thinking To Don Brane my position as feature writer for the LaCol-Ii. I, MORRIS SPRONG, leave my meanness to Herman Enyeart, and my old battered seat in the back row of Civics class to Larry Cooper. I leave my ability not to get along with the teachers to Bill Lines. I, JOAN STEVENS, will to Janice Eppley my natural curly hair and to Judy Walters my ability to go steady in my senior year. I, PHYLLIS TAYLOR, will to Chuck Steidle all of my books, hoping he will make the A's that I didn't, To Gloria White I leave a search light to aid her in her backyard bird-watching. I, MAX WAGGONER, will to Phil Speicher the ability to use his left hand as well as I use mine. To Bill Lines I leave my bashfulness. Q A A yx ' 'l L, Q -I GJ .pm WE CAME! K W6 Suv! ouqusnsnl

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I, JOHN PAUL BRANE, leave to Bob Stewart the title as the best looking boy in high school. To Gloria White I leave my tricky way of catching a ride to school, knowing 'she will need and use it. To Larry Floyd I leave my forward position and a nice big box of candy, already paid for. I, JERRY BROWN, leave to Herman Enyeart my ability to goof-off in Civics. To Larry Cooper I give my typing skill. I, RONALD BURGESS, being of unjust mind, leave my car to Don Brane, knowing he will walk many miles as I did. To Janice Eppley I leave a book How to Get by With Murder at LaFontaine To Herman Enyeart I give a piece of my mind. I, DICK CHARLES, being of unsound body and no mind, do hereby bequeath to Bob Stewart my position as editor of the LaCoHi. To Pat O'Banion I leave my Seat in the back row of Civics class. I, PEG DICE, will to Gloria White my ability to travel as much as I have in my Senior Year and find what I did while traveling. To Doris Webb my position as a typist of the LaCoHi. I, RITA ENDSLEY, will to Judy Walters my height, so she will be able to reach the pencil sharp- ener in the back room. To Gloria White I will my Therma Jacket so she will not get cold while operat- ing her look-out tower. I, SHIRLEY ENYEART, will my brother Herman Enyeart all my books. He'll take good care of them To Doris Webb I leave my little black address book with all my old boy friends addresses. I, JOHN Fox FAGER, will my ability to play ball for the wrong team to Donald Brane. To Larry Floyd I will my lukewarm Plymouth, so he will not have to get up so early to get to school. I, ROGER FAUST, willingly and personally will to Robert Stewart my office as Senior Class Presi- dent, knowing that he will rule over all his classmates anyhow. I will my position on the basketball team to whomever can make the best of it, hoping they will do better than I did. I will to Donald Brane my ability to tear up the back roads, knowing that he will keep them in better shape than I didr I, FLORANNA FOGEL, being of sound mind f?J and body make my will up to this day. I will my headaches ofthe school paper to Shirley Keiffer, hoping she can swallow aspirins better than I. To Janice Eppley I leave my natural curly hair. I'll keep the color because I don't think she would like it. To Pat O'Banion I leave my position on the annual staff, hoping he will attend more meetings than I could. I, EDWARD HAGGERTY, will my ability to get into trouble with the teachers to Don Brane. I will to Phil Speicher my position as a guard on the basketball team. I, EDNA HAGGERTY, will to Gloria White my long hair, so she may have the pleasure of doing it up every night. I will my position of typist of the LaCol-Ii to Doris Webb. I, MARY DEE HAGGERTY, will my dark flirting eyes to Janice Eppley. To Doris Webb I leave my job as typist for the Citizen.

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M5 Bragg, Peggy Brane, Claude Brane, John Brown, Jerry Burgess, Ronald Charles, Dick Dice, Peggy Endsley, Rita Enyart, Shirley Eager, John Faust, Roger Fogel, Floranna Haggerty, Ed Haggerty, Edna Haggerty, Mary Dee Harrell, Sandra I-liner, Boyd Martin, Dixie Mendenhall, Charlene Pell, Sandra Retherford, Roberta Sailors, Richard Sprong, Morris Stevens, Joan Taylor, Phyllis Waggoner, Max NEVER SEEN WITH Boys Money Girls Girls Girls Free Weekend Man Yellow Long Nails Dull Night Girls Spare Time Rough Girls Short Nails Short Hair Money School Books Cops Car Boys Long Hair Girls Tank Straight Hair Thee Girls OR WITHOUT Chuck False Teeth Clothes Shoes Car Ruby Edna Haggerty Roberta White Shoes Tail Glasses Curly Hair Nice Girls Peg Dice Long Hair Bible Bob Middleton Tickets Peg Bragg Clothes Rita Class Ring Cigar Curly Hair Me Clothes FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh George So What Hi Ho Stevireno Ain't that the truth Ah Nuts Bear Hair Oh songhongitongu What'd I say? By George Only time will tell Leroy I'll be shifted Let's play hockey Say George Judice Oh Joy Hi Girls Again What is it and why n Not bad manners, just good booze IfI had that line, I'd hang my clothes Let',s go I don't know You think That'll be the day -.Wait -v