Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

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THE crass or ao' hg we started out twelve years ago Koh' Susanna! ,fi . The class of 000, And we know for mu, old :ar-will High, 'L That xe will someday pine. In our Freshmen year we had our fun, We couldn't settle down, But now that we are proud 58h10fl, We're really goin' to town. When we were silly Sophomores, We just were drifting through, Except for our valedictorian, larlouise Jean Schuh. When we were jolly Juniors, Miss Fowler was our guide, She pushed us through some trying times, And never let us slide. Now that we have reached our goal, We're happy as can be, We hope that to this big wide world, We can find the key. Chorus ' Old Iarwill High, We're 'bout to Leave You now, W we are off to seek our fortunesQ In this old world somehow.

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It sounds like she might be driving up with some of her thoroughbreds. When she spoke of thoroughbreds in school, YE all supposed she meant horses, but you can't be right all e ime. I wonder who the old woman is she has with her. She hobbles on a cane and a crutch. It's none other than our Senior Class Sponsor--Miss Esarey. Vera Fritz A CLASS Morro e, of' the Senior Class of 'LQ have chosen as our motto, WKnowledge Comes but Wisdom Lingersn. Throughout our school days we have been acquiring knowledge, learning by doing, and preparing for the future. Each course has strengthened us, developing wisdom, which is the ability to use what we have acquired so as to be of value to ourselves and to others. And so as we go out into the world we know that the wisdom gained from our' education the past twelve years will stay with us and help us be successful in our future. Richard Schuman CLASS COLORS green and white for our class colors.' Green like the green in jewels of jade and emerald, stands for .' growth and development. White is the color of pure snow, and stands for purity. We will, in the future, strive to keep growing and develop- ing. We shall always strive to build toward the better and higher things in life. ElQEkQ27f, the Senior Class of l9h9 have chosen the colors Charles Heintzelman, Jr.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT , 1 4 e, the Senior Class of l9b9, of the city of Larwill County of Whitley, and State of Indiana, being of declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby'revoking any will or wills heretofore made by Ula' Therefore, we make the following bequests: . Wxx, I sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and X QE 1, Albert Bohnstedt, will my masculine physique to Tom Mich- ael, providing he keeps it in as good of shape as I have. I, Betty Lou Bohnstedt, will my ability to attract blondes to Shirley Brunner, providing she leaves my peroxide alone. I, James Creager, will my blonde curls to Jerry Smith. I, Dwight Deeter, will my five o'clock shadow to Harlow Barney, providing he doesn't let it grow over three feet in length. I, Phyllis Eley, will my smallness to willodeane Kemery. I, Vera Fritz, will my WSwingn to Jolene Overmyer. land not the one on the school yard, either.J I, Charles W. Heintzelman, will my bothersome ways to Don Terman, providing he doesn't misuse them. I, Norene Hull, will my sense of humor to Carroll Holycross and Eloise Keirn, providing they put out a good humor page next year. I, Barbara Kistler, will my curvacious heighth to'Carol Wat- son, providing she promises to go with short boys. I, Lavon Kitson, will my ability to play basketball to For- rest Van Voorst, providing he goes on a diet first. 1 I, Lynn Klingaman, will my quietness to Bill Parrett. I, Lyle Lynch, will my soft voice to Jean Loe: KPLEASE Usszzxb g5kMargaret Marker, will my giggling ability to Annabelle er. I, Sheldon Marrs, will my ability to play the harmonica to John Frank Ellis, providing he consents to play for all fac- ultyuparties. I, Noel Medley, will my Ncharmn to Junior Cox, providing he uses it to charm eighth-graders. I, Richard Mitchell, will my shortness to John Fulk.