Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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K 'w.4f A ' f , ff ' , 'X' fl 'O xl I, Mary Frances Barnett, do'hereby will and bequeath to Grayston Campbell my enormous appetite so that he in spite of my failure, may grow to be a man. I, Frances Custer, do herebylwill and bequeathib Lois Mansfield my ability to judge any of six different classes --including boys. This is quite a handy tool to have in picking the best. I, Lawrence Denney, do hereby will and bequeath to Wilma Tyner my soft soothing voice to be used ONLYInspeech class. I, Rachel Dale, do hereby will and bequeathi Richard Dyson my work in the office so that he can sell COHQICPOPS and pencgls instead of io cremm and pop. I, Sarah Elliott, do hereby willand bequeeth'b Beulah Cherry my front seat in the assembly so that shecnn make faces at all thc guest speakers. I, Valette Eppley, do hereby will and bequeathtoleggy Baer my locker so that she,too, may enjoy the exploits of Her-kimierf' our pet mouse. I, Charles Hoover, do hereby will and bequeathtb Dean Coldren my ability to stay out of school without making up my work. I, Lawrence Jamerson, do hereby will and bequeath to Doris Yoder my ability to get to school often. I, Sarah Hbulihan, Cb hereby will and bequeath io Joyce Minnieer my ability to read comic booksin study period and keep it a secret. H I, Shirley Lundquist, do hereby will and bequeath to Zeulah Cherry my partly used bottle of peroxide for her to dispose of as she wishes in the future. , I, Mary Louise Mansfield, do hereby will and bequeath to Lewis Jcmerson my ability NEVER to knowznythingin class -nd also my ability to let the opposite sex alone.

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Now, at last we are the UDignified Seniorsu of Q5-46. This year has been jammed full of activities. Almost wery Friday night we come to watch our boys play basketball. Sometimes it seems funny to see those fellows that we used to know in the first grade on the NAU Basketball Team. Of course we have kept up our class tradition of alwayslaving parties. October 24 was a big day--our senior USkin Day.n We got up bright and early and drove to Turkey Run. With a flat tire and a few minor troubles we practically flewi to the State Park. Somebody had the bright idea oftaking a little hike. Never again! The little hike turned out to be a three or four mile walk struggling through mud,ciimb- ing ladders, walking on tiny ledges and other hazards. Of course this narrow escape wasn't enough for some girls. They had to go on another trail and get lost. Oh yes, we finally found them. We had a wonderful dinner and then drove to Indianapolis to see NThe Great John I.u Wefhmlly returned home weary and footsore, but feeling that we had a wonderful time. The day that we have looked forward to for twelveyars comes all too soon. We mount the steps a little bitsared, but proud to think that at last we can go out into the world with a Linlawn High School diploma to our credit. E A NgpYlO U ITM are 1 N E Bob Penn ----------------- - - --------------- not arguing? Sally Dale ----------------------- --' ---- -not being sporty! Louise Ogan -------------- T ------------------ -not sneezing? Martha Pond ---------- Ronald Reed ---------- Sarah Elliott -------- Valette Eppley ------- Charles Hoover ------- Frances Custer ------- Jerry Stouffer ------- Donald Waymire ------- Sarah Houlihan ------- Lawrence Denney--- Kathryn Sailors ------ Lawrence Jamerson ---- Shirley Lundquist---- Maxine Vandegrift ---- Mary Kathryn Roser--- Martha Ann Soitler--- Mary Frances Barnett- Mary Louise Mansfield --------nd witty? -------not sleepy? -----not reciting? ---not in a hurry? -----not giggling? not temperamental? -------not joking? ------not drawing? -v---not flirting? ----not driving? ----not writing? ----not serious? -------not meek? ----not clowning? ----not smiling? -----not studying? -------not hungry? --not independen 1

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W, ,f f' f f 27-'77f2,Z,f I, Louise Ogan, do hereby will and bequeath to Beach Whitaker a lock of my beautiful red hair to make his just a little darker. I, Robert Penn, do hereby Dyson my privilege of shooting hour so that he will become as I, Martha Pond, commonly will and bequeath to Dean Coldren my ability to for Lux. I, Ronnie Recd, do hereby will and bequeathtn Richard basketball during the noon- good as myself. known as Valette, do hereby advertise will and bequeath to Patty Smith my ability to sleep during the Seventh period---sind to ALWAYS be the first in the lunch room. Ed1tor's Note: KGuess he get fooled D I, Mary Kathryn Roser, do Robert squeaks out of it than I did! Kathryn Sailors,do hereby will and hereby will and bequeath to Smith my clarinet hoping that he will get better bequeath to Don I Wilson,my short stature and my dtle as 'heavy weightu ----- also my luck to get the broken I, Martha Ann Spitler, do seat in the assembly. hereby will and bequeath te teachers even Doris Kaufman my ability to appreciate our when they become quite difficult. I, Jerry Stouffer,cb hereby will and bequeathtn Peggy Baer my ability to give a MEMORIZED five-minute speechwdth NO preparation. ' I, Maxine Vandegrift, do hereby will and bequeath to Grayston Campbell my position as senior l1brarian,not only so that he can be the first boy l1brarian,but also so that he can have a good reason fer talking and slipping out of the assembly. I, Den Waymire, do hereby will and bequeath to Jim Paul my seat in the assembly so that he can see everyone without turning around to see if the Assembly teacher is watching.