Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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:QW ..-sws.-sux., x..s.-saggy..snxus.-sns.-s.-sns..s..K..x.-S.-s.-x..s.-s..s.-sus.-snsus.-s..s..sg4a9l I IQ 1 . - 4 4 1 0 0 2 en1o1' Class Will: Z - f 2 Q Z We, the Class of 1936, of Lockridge High School, Lockridge, Iowa, United States of America, parties of the first to the fourteenth parts inclusive, - 3 2 2 having been warned by our lawyer, Adolph Hitler and his co-workers, the : Z Nazis, de hereby declare this our Last Will and Testimony. 1 To the School Board we give our sincere hope that they secure a large Z playground and build a gym before the next century. 2 To the Juniors we bequeath our intense love for Biology, Physics, and 2 our surplus of wavy hair. : To the Sophomores we give our natural ability to behave which didn't Q . 2 seem to bring us good deportment grades. 3 To the Freshmen girls goes our beautiful red rouge and lipstick and to 3 the boys we grant our ability to stay in school. 3 Pauline Hickenbottom wills her wavy hair to Naomi Trabert and her in- : numerable boy friends to Kathleen Linderson. ' , 6 : Howard Messer grants his height and really pretty blond hair to Dick ' , Q 5 Walgren. i , Willard Nelson bequeaths his ability to concentrate to George Vorhies Q and his Model A to his brother, Cecil. Q Carl Sodergren gives his punctuality in school to Carroll Johnson and I his gift to pest to Bob Lenz 1 i ' . . I Q Clifford Leu wills his unusual talent as an all-around musician to Wayne 2 Z Lenz. P Laurel Patterson's center position on the basketball team goes to Frank : Weston and his black beard to Leslie Linn. 2 Raymond Hostetler leaves his comb to Everett Graf and the horse and . 1 f buggy to his sister. 3 Howard Johnson gives his happy chuckle and smile to dear brother j Donald. Q 3 Ellen Trabert wills her popularity to Agatha Blucher, her place in the 3 band to Esther Keller and her good grades to Nedra Archibald. ? Eddie Linn grants his high grades to his brother Leslie, oratory to Frank - 2 Weston, and love for the girls to Carroll Johnson. Q Q i Ilene Bogner bequeaths her romantic wiles to Shirley Archibald. : Virginia Cavenee leaves her lipstick to Marie Kiser, tricks to Marjorie f Smith, and smile to Dorothy Hostetler. Q Glenn Graf wills his guard position to Red Leeper and he grants his Q janitorship to Otha Mickey. Q Roy Billingsley grants his grin to Everett Graf and his excellent horse- Q manship to Virgil Spray. Q In witness whereof, we the class of 1936, adix our scrawl and seal this Q 15th day of May, 1936. I Q CLASS OF 1936 Q 2 Witnesses: Mussolini, Hail Selassie. j ! . on I-J lg sus. xi-5--Q.-xnsns.-x.-snsus.-snsvx.-sus.-snsn yu xnsns.-snsus.-S.-5.05.-5.-sus.-x.-sv 4'

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