Leavenworth High School - Wyandotte Yearbook (Leavenworth, IN)

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of'7 classes To the Juniors we leave the plea ure of initiating the Freshmen we the Senior of 1957 being of sound mind do hereby sign this our last To 5 To To will and testament 7 Z,Qzf71ll:?L 4n,y1

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E l0R CLASS WILL I, Wayne Alcorn, will my vocabulary to Norman Lynch in yn , , D, hope that he will make good use of it. fu.-Sfg I. Carl Austin, will my love for Milltown girls to Ron ,,f7 yy? Stephenson, I've had my pick. ' I l,aVTf I, Sally Beasley, will my skill at horseshoe pitching N ,g5f 7 to Mr. Esarey, may it help him to be a great star. -f' f4??e I, Patsy Bowman, will my rings to Betty Eaton in hopes that she likes diamonds. I, Edith Bye, will my long hair to Iona Puller, may she wear it in style. I, Judy Chanley, will my ability to bite fingernails in government class to Frances Adamson to save pencils. I, Marvin Coleman, will my brown eyes to Donnie Parr, use only when looking at girls. f L Jo54'xg0 I, Darlene D111man, will my ability to catch a man to -I Nxkvjk .lx Donna Dean, good luck: I, Barbara Eaton, will my typing errors to Deanna Shoe- E55 maker with hope she will conquer them better than I did. lk XQX I, Loretta Kellum, will my ability to make friends to Bonnie Parr, after you find them keep them. I, Connie Knight, will my love for doing silly stunts to Sharon Brown, have fun. I, Leon Landers, having been here for four years need I, Nancy Laswell, will my art of getting in trouble to Q Janice Lutz, get with it. 'si s 'H 5! 'a- to keep everything I- have acquired. nl I X --5Li-iijiiE5Ne!- I, Leo Lavin, will my enjoyment for reading to Johnny Sharp, may he never have a dull moment. I, Janis Levell, will my love for the Republican Party to Lucy Pearson, may it always be remembered. I, Carl McCoy, will my peach picking skill to Albert Birkla, those Southern kind. I, Ronnie Mix, will my ability to gripe to Jack Voyles MURRAY providing he can find as many things to gripe about. vpRf4if, I, Robert Parr, will my ability as basketball captain to Donnie Pullenwider, may we win more Same! next year. I, Jim Roll, will nothing to nobody because I haven't got anybody to will anything to. I, Helen Spencer, will my shortness to Jack Nash in hope that he will will me some tallness in return. I, Sue Schulz, will my mischeviousness to Mr. Minster in hO that he will use it in the right way. I, Joyce Tucker, will my big mouth to Ruby Wright, never use in public. I, Berdie Wilkins, will my sense of humor to Janet Mason, ha! ha! I, Sue kaggoner, will my dimples to Mary Ann Jones, may she be teased also. I, Russell Yates, will my little freddies to Charles Carven may his be with the sides in. I, Mrs. Harvey, will all the hard work to the next typing teacher, I'm leaving. To the Janitor we leave all the broken coke bottles and candy papers. xt To the Cooks we leave all the dirty dishes and scraps. If I5 I

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CLASS FLOWER COLORS AND MUPTO It is with a full realization of the sweet, deep power in the subtle voice of the flower that we have chosen for our class emblem, the beautiful carnation, the rich, fragrant blossom that means so much - , ',f'x . The carnation is, first of all ambi tious It was once -1 fx ' a simple, wildwoo pink, humble and unassum dNkf5AbC25- t ing in its wild and un trained sweetness vwwgxyfftlp' I But it was not at all satisfied with this y its crude and ignorant way of existing So it u K 12 determined to get a proper education, and thus APMQP to become the flower of re finement and culture that it now is lt wafts far and near of the best possible education and train ing The carnation also typifies endurance when it is plucked and I placed in a vase with other flowers, it will be found still fresh and smiling long after the others have been thrown away Because of this, we feel it very appropriate as a symbol of our Class of '57, which has now finished its task, while others have stopped by the way, and has been unable or unwilling to hold on until the end of the course only sweet and smiling faces upon the world, ever cheering and brightening every corner where destiny may place us We would be pure, as white is pure because of this it has been chosen for our primary color It signifies a union of all life's experiences, or completion Through the white we will be resurrected to the new life of all things pure and true we will make our own consolation by radiating the fulnggs of jgy and gladness to the needy lives we touch With the white, we have blended blue, which represents dis tinction Each graduate should remember and follow the princi ples of our class colors Purity and distinction should be the goal of each of us The Class of '57 has chosen for its motto Uwatch Us Climb U Success isn't given away like a prize,we have to climb the stairs if we ever intend to gain it let us remember this and climb on to greater heights Janis Levell, Author 0 l -I - e Wx 6 - r - . my K-. ff Lg' 4 - I . X 4f - .fl This, friends, we promise: Like the carnation, we will turn