Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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SENIOR WILL I, Bob Ain., will my athletic ability to Joe Villers. I, Marge Ashton., will my conglomeration of costume jew¬ elry to Helen Runyon—may she rattle down the hall as I have. I, Clayton Bahr, will to Jimmy Weaver, my success at the skating rink at the Lake. I, Margaret Bailey, bequeath to Mary Taylor my love for the army and marines. I need all my love for the navy. I, Leona Bales, will to Thelma Warren my seat in typing class. She always did want it. I, Pat Beckman, will to Jean Roseberry my ability to go s t eady. I, Mildred Blanchard, will to Laura Ann Smith my abil¬ ity to appear so innocent and conscientious. I, Bob Brown, will my ability to get along with the nurses in the hospital to Roger Childress. I, Kenneth Busselberg, leave to Reba Creekmur, my seat in government class. I hope she gets on the better side of the teacher. I, Buck Carstens, will to Gerhardt Hahn, my ability to get legal excuses, and all my pin-up pictures. I, Duane Childers, will all my track equipment, school books, gym clothes, pencils, pens, and any other things had in L. H. S. to all the persons who swiped them from me dur¬ ing my last two weeks oi school. I, Frank Childress, will part of my 6 ' 1 stature to Gene Hayden. I ' m sure he can use it. I, Dorsey Chism, will my borrowed and unreturned clothes of Bob Spry ' s to any underclassmen who will claim them. I won ' t!! I, Shirley Clark, will to Bonnie Spry my first chair in band and to Betty Duncan my ability to skip school. I, Harriet Clausen, being of sound mind, do will to Mary Ann Clausen my ability to make good grades in physics and chemistry. I, John Collins, will to Joe Abraham my grades in ag- riculture. I, Patsy Cooper, will all my love notes from Butts to Phyllis Ready. I, Robert Curtis, will to the remaining senior boys my good luck in boots, providing they get their high school diplomas. I Paul Dierks, will to Ray Beckman my mustache, as he never has any luck with his own. I, Boots Duncan, v ill my position on the end of the bench in basketball to any player who wants it. May he play more and sit less than I have. I, Doris Ebert, will to anyone who likes the job, my position as dishwasher. I, Leona Ellis, will to Barbara Uhter my Saturday night routine.

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SEniORS

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Ij Marion Poverty, do hereby will and bequeath to Dick MeyerSj my artistic touch. All it did for me was to get me in trouble. I, Clothiel Fredregill, will all who talk too much, my ability to keep quiet. I have plenty to spare. Ij Francis Hamilton., will all ny knowledge and ability to get in and out of trouble to Nancy Reed. She is liable to need it. Ij Mary Hasse, do will and bequeath to Eileen Callahan my six solids., my position as stamp salesman, and all my other jobs. You can always pass them on to someone else. Dean ! Ij Joyce Haydenj will my banjo to Mary Alice Schutz. May she continue to serenade Miss Rose in dramatics. Ij Jane Hayhurstj will my ability to finish high school in three years to Mary Taylor. Ij Eva Hooleyj will my ability to study in library to Jimmie Shumaker. Ij Herbert Hoeckelbergj will my ability to make baskets for Coach ' s home room, to anyone who might need it next year. Ij Marcella Humpferj will to Betty Huebsch my mistakes in typing. I, Dave Keithleyj will my ability to get to school on time to Wesley Drew. Ij Ann Kudrockj will my commercial ambitions to Phyllis Viers. May she enjoy them as much as I have! Ij Betty Larsonj hereby will to Ma rjorie Potter my ability to get hungry in fourth period government. I hope she can persuade the teacher to let her out early for dinner. I, Betty Littlej will to Mary Taylor my glasses. May she enjoy looking at people. Ij Ardetta Lovej will to Jeannie Vinnedge my ability to keep my name out the Li 1 1 S. Devil. Ij Doc Mayfield, leave my knack for getting kicked out of class to Jim Connelly. Ij Rosemary Meadows, will to Mary Conner my seat in U. S. history. I, Stinky Miller, bequeath to Tom Sharkey my little Buick—it has a starter! May he and JoAnne Taylor enjoy as much pleasant times in it as I have. I, Bonnie Mitch, will to Betty Meyers my long lost a- bility to stick to one man. She ' s doing better than I am. I, Warren Oster, will my ability to get a date with a girl to Homer Allie. I hope he has more success than I did. I, Dick Pear, will my ability to sleep in class to Ray Beckman. He may also have Lydia and my two worn-out tires. Ij June Mabel Phillips, will to Gladys Stasaitis my a- bility to try to patch things up between herself and James Emerson Weaver. May she never have to use it. I, Robert Phillips, leave my ability to study in fifth period study hall to Jim Weaver. I, Jack Quivey, will my manly build to anybody who needs it worse than I do. I, Dick Ready, will to Wesly Drew, my extra f credit.