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

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, Wa ,fw Ag? XXI I 1 1 X Q4 , A flkg ' A4 ff 5 I J. V,'f'ki 1 f ox ' 3 X, f J ,, X f f L? ' ,gl li ff I ELM? g ' M .ml ...c -few' A A JERRY STOUFFER, a second Frank Buck,has just returned from an expedition to the Dark Continent. Among the large collection of wild animals he brought back were twolrauti- ful deordorized skunks. The latest report on our out-door girl, FRANCES CUSTER, is that she has won the woman's bronco riding championship of the world at Calcutta, Canada. RGBERT PENN, the well-known basketball coach,'ms been offered a contract by Metro-Goldwyn Meyer to star in their nev' musical comedy Pretty Butterfly . Mighty Maggie, better known'm us as MARY LOUISE MANS- FIEID, has won her 50th boxing match at Madison Square Qr- den. More success to you, Maggie. Mrs. MARY FRANCES CBARNETTD Peabody has seven, very nice youngsters--five boys and two girls. Mary Frances says she has her own basketball team---complete with yell leaders. Marie Rosero, formerly known as MARY KATHRYN ROSER, is traveling with the Bangum and Wiggly Circus this year. Marie is the star performer with a trouoe of trapeze art- ists. Marie is practicing a new act with four flip flops, but she hoses to add another flip to the act before she ' cos. Q f fd' AK' Cigelr. s.Z:F Vflfpag, 4 X ,ax 'I 5F'7'?x f QQ J 1 1 T 1:33:53 k.j,f!E?0 gr 1 ,'LxJ was rv Q, X ,,f---f-:f ' NN-1' -- VIH' .ff f7f'i14f::',T A , , , a '

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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.

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es . if-'Q 'QX , ' ff. Yjikx' X X y 'Fovnwuz Xbxxg-J,!' yliiafif 210 7461: were A RONNIE REED, janitor at the courthouse, says he is getting tired of cleaning up after other people--thinks he will run for office, get elected and let someone clean up after him for awhile. What office is it going to be, Ronnie ---- Coroner???? SHIRLEY LUNDQUIST, of New York, formerly of Wabash, has just returned tom Paris. Miss Lundquist owns a very exclusive Fashion Salon and all her models are original Parisian Creations. Her Beautiful Baby clothes are sim- ply out of this world. MARTHA ANN POND has returned to Podunck College for another year as Physical Education Instructor. Wrestling and boxing have been added to theregular course so Martha Ann has spent a very busy summer getting caught up on her new subjects. DON WAYMIRE, night watchman at Rich Valley, is trying to get the City Council to appoint a dog-catcher. He says there are so many dogs that it isn't safe to be on the streets alone at night. Maybe Don ought w go home and let the dogs do his job. Miss MAXINE VANDEGRIFT has been employed at the Chip- pewa Grade School for ten years. Miss Vandegrift is the pride and joy of all the little boys and girls in theflrst grade. e xv, R e a ' as? We .r fd u,E V.1i Y 0 9'V m fig li ij N r' ,I rs -+P' 5 f ' f m1-ff , Jffff A xmmmw , ,-