Ladoga High School - Canner Review Yearbook (Ladoga, IN)

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-g ax! - P X ' V? -sc I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Graduating Class of Ladoga High School, County of Montgomery, State of Indiana, being of sound body and memory, and of improved OJ and weary mind, as a result of four stren- uous years of arduous search for the golden nuggets of wisdom, now in spirit of magnanimity do hereby bestow upon those underclassmen who are left to mourn our loss, our characteristics and positions, making, publishing, and declaring this to be our last will and testament, revoking any of those heretofore made by us. I, Penny Ball, will my position as head majorette to Bonnie Wethington--make 'em strut, Bon! To Janice Fuller I will my ability to become engaged during my senior year--use it to your best advantage, Jan. l, Bill Bradley, will my dead-weight behind the broom to Eddie Maffei, my steady-daring reputation to Dorman Morrison, Cl'll keep Connie, thank youj, my traffic tickets to Dave Pros- ser, my home-made mash recipes to Ronnie Fine and my love for wine, women and song to the male population of LHS-- Zowiel An' the birdies sing! l, Frank Caring, will my romantic role in the senior play to Mike Sabens, my blonde flat- top to Lloyd Pence, my walk to Carl Kenworthy, and my laugh to Ned Scale. l, Marilynn Daly, will my ability to scrape out of car jams to Janet McClellan, my love for milk to Marianne Hayes and Bill Hauser, and my solo clarinet chair to Connie Elliot. l lend my enjoyment and laughter and my love for people, even those who don't like me, to everyone, and most ibut not all, pleaselj of the C'ville boys to the sophomore girls. l, Marlene Deckard, will my vast collection of fingernail polish to Ronnie Fine, that he may match every shirt, my little black chevy to Jean Todd Qas she knows chevies are topsj, and my short hair-cut to Norma Bullock. I, Gaildene Duncan, will my dubious, debatable typing ability to Patty Miller, my ability to rattle Mr. Priebe in Government class to Jean Todd or Connie Elliott fdon't fight over it, though, girlsj, and my walk to Ned Scale. Don Long may have my position as editor-in-chief, plus a bonus---ulcers. I, Joe Faulkinbury, will the fun lhad on the 4-H trip to Chicago and my driving ability to Jerry McClaine. Easy going, Jer, the life you save might be mine. Dave Prosser can have the next wreck--maybe he can get his name in the Journal fl didn'tJ. l, Phillip Jeffries, will my position as senior class president to Harry Clanton, since, having broad shoulders, he seems to meet the physical requisition. I also will my athletic abilities to all upcoming stars of LHS who will follow the coach and his rules, and to anyone who might need an English credit, my vocabulary. l, Virginia Lowe, will my ability to get along with Mr. Long and receive A's in his classes to Eddie Maffei, hoping that he will use it for the betterment of his record. Upon Mike Sabens I cheerfully unload my position as lay-out editor. l, George Markey, will tny acrobatic antics to Lloyd Pence, Ronnie Fine, and my Walnut Twp. acquaintances to Don Graham. To Juanita Bishop, l lend my pleasant disposition, and upon Jack Galbert I dump my banking responsibilities. fHave funlj I, Sue Merchant, will my letters from Lafayette to Juanita Bishop, my clarinet to Vonnie Leach, and my ability to get by with all but murder in Mr. Faulkinbury's study hall to Janice Fuller. l, Harold Miller, Jr. , will my driving ethics to Dick Oliver, my position on the cheering squad to Don Graham, my obesity to Tom Gerald, and my curly locks to Gary Bradley and Harry Clanton. Which twin has the Toni? l, Alma Newby, will my laugh to Janet McClellan and Pat Milleg, my dog, Boom-Boom, to Shirley Carmichael, and my job taking inventory for the senior concession to Carl Kenworthy. I, Gwen Nicholson, will the keys to my jalopy to Bonnie Wethington. Dorman Morrison may have my job behind the counter--warning: Patience and strong arches. l, Kay Scott, will my ability to control my temper to Norma Bullock and my ability to go steady to Shirley Carmichael. I, Bill Thomas, will my love for figures--algebraic, geometrical, Mansfield, etc. --to Dean Rogers l, Linda Vice, will my specia1 classmate friendship to Marianne Hayes. To Connie Elliott I will the honor of having been chosen homecoming candidate four years.