Logan High School - Trojan Hi Lites Yearbook (Logan, KS)

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CLASS WILL We the class of l9M9, of the city of Logan, county of Phillips and state of Kansas, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath to the remaining Logan High School students the happy hours we have spent in Logan High School. I, Dean Shaw, will my ability to get along with the women teachers to Arden Wiley. I, Delores Stanton will and bequeath my every day cackle to Evelyn T1-isle:-. And may it not get ner into trouble. I, Eva Weigant, will my ability to keep my mouth in perpetual mo- tion to Margie Wallgren. I, Paul Becker, will my ability to go with girls to Carl Lafferty and hope he doesn't go with mine. I, UBudW Fox, will my Ncrooning tunes under the moonn to Franklin McCollum. I, Thelma Miller, will my ability to play basketball to Lois Pears and my daily letters to Margaret McGuire. I, LaVerne McClurg, will m ability to get along with teachers to Maxine Stanton Gene 'Hutch , will my ability to keen quiet in classes or any place o Don Forssberg nCorky' Snider, will and bequeath my ability to go with blondes to Doyle Fox Lewis Radloff will my ability to get along with new girls in school to Dave Redinger I, Lawrence Maley, will m ability to junk cars and play cards to Louis Novak I Dixie Carson, will my feminine ways to Catherine Richardson, and m tallness to Joyce Selbe and hope she can use it in basketball I Ruby Johnson, will my ability to be true to out of town boys to Queth fawver and hope she makes better use of it than I did I, Virginia Trisler, will my ability to stay at home nights to Thelma Wallgren I, Faye Ann Breese will my ability to roller skate to Betty McCue, and my cheerful disposi ion to Pat Davis I, Donald Griffin, will my ability to go with girls to Ernest Ri chardson And m old car to my brother, Alvin I Mr Hayden will my slender figure to Miss Babcock imay she have to die to keep i D and my quota of 3 or 4 candy bars a day Je, the seniors of 1949, as a whole will our ability to agree in class meetings to the sophomores, our ability to say nice things about each other to the freshmen, our used textbooks to the juniors, and our quietness and good grades to the incoming freshmen of next year In Witness dhereof We the Class of 1949, the testator, have set our hand and seal here o th s twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty nine IE I n. A I , . . I, , . . . . L ,'.. ' A ' A . ' a 1 - '