Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

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.........................................: ...... .:frnnnnwww---on ' 'IZ12 i1Z1IliC1C2!ZiiI115I...5 no .IIB Le, the outgoing class of '59, in order eresity, have consulted among ourselves and to our successors some of our many valuable Therefore, we make the following bequests: to prove our gen- decided to leave personal traits. Walter Krisher, will my deserved basket ball sweater to Dean Norris. Lucille Gradcless, will my quietness to Hazel Barney. Kenneth Bair, will my base ball pitching ability to Rich- ard Horth.' Treva Souder, will my William Helfrich to Betty Shook. Ross Hollopeter, will my senior dignity to Bennel Hel- fricho usrjoris Hickman, will my reducing powers to Phyllis Fhend. Estel Jackson, will all my knowledge I get in Jagn class to Keith'Smith. Mary Beard, will my height to Joan Hiller. Keith Hull, will my ability to get Fern mad to David Har- tC1 . ' Dorothy Estlick, will all my high aims and effort to Les- ter Meredith. Arthur Kile, will my famous strut to Vernelle Binkley. Esther Souder, will my talkative abilitj to Hildred Ull- liamson. Marion Blanchard, Margaret Jackson, nelius. Schuyler Van Voo old Hoover. Winona'Klingaman, ters. ' Glenn Moore, wil 1-st, will my curly hair to Gerald Oreutt. will my Jack Hively to Willadene Cor- will my basket ball ability to Har- vill my daintiness to the Hyndman sis- l my erasers to Junior bright. will my largeness to Juanita Rose. Murray Keirn, will my missed school days to Jack Adams. Lenore Doctor, will Max Krider to Mgrjgpig Hurd, Lowell Kemery, will all the library books to Dale Roby. Daugice Birch, will my poetic technique to Jay Lillard.7 Herman Dborhard, will mf imagination to Perle Davenport. Ruby Karrs, will my ehildishness to Karilee Austin. Alice Johnston, Beatrice Lansdowne, will my abilitf to be a teaeher's pet to Edward Dunfee. Hary Maris, will my beloved Herman Steursel to Addie Mae Cramer. Phyllis Firestone, will my art ability to Howard Reid. Hubert Parsons, will my high-jumping ability to Edson Schuman. Mae Gebert, will my great physique to Betty Barney. Virginia Menzie, will my fair complexion to Paul Hestern. Doris Holycross, will my ndon't known answers to Betty Schuman. ' Donald M sslenan, will all my money and real estate to Forrest Gaff. Dora Holycross, will ,'u 'o'!l ll' ul Il' 'I . '.'. ' .' . 'K . H. - ---:.,.:gg.-!!.::-.:.:' seam s ll my aches and pains to Velma Roby 472s - . 4.57 ' I::,'ym' 'Bill .':i !':W '5i- rv '0f figs Qkeiiii ff giiaigesieiqaqgsssessesw