Lynnville High School - Lynnx Yearbook (Lynnville, IA)

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Senior Class Will We, the class of '55, of the city of Lynnville, county of Jasper, state of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this LAST WILL AND TESTA- MENT, hereby revoking and annulling any and all Will or Wills made heretofore: I, John Terpstra, will my big feet to Pat Verwers so she will have a better understand- ing, and my car to Gael Doane so he won't have to walk Kay home. I, Robert James, will my red hair and freckles to Marilyn Van Zante, and my slow and careful driving to Glenn Van Dyke so he won't have to buy tires all of the time. I, Rex James, will my grandfather's tall tales to Earl James so he can keep up the tradition, and my knowledge of farming to Jerry Sparks. I, Roberta Wagamon, will my tallness to Earl James, my ability to get along with my father to Millie Lewis, and my loyalty to L. H. S. to Joan Van Manen. I. Florence Dunnick, will my shortness to Larry Willemsen so his weight will equal his height, and my habit of talking to Marilyn Van Zante. I, Joyce Meppelink, will my industrious attitude to Larry Willemsen, and my editorship to Pat Verwers and Carolyn Wagamon so we will have a better annual and News Real next year. I, Richard Sparks, will my wise cracks to Richard Terpstra, and my build to Jerry Sparks so he can attract the girls. We, the class of '55, leave our appreciation for helping us to make our high school days happy ones, to the faculty. We, the class of '55, leave the seats next to the door in the assembly to the junior class, and our dignity and our angelic personalities to enable them to command respect from the under classmen. The foregoing document was signed by the said class of '55 in the presence of the faculty. Class of '55 Senior Class History On August 31, 1942, five little tots started the long voyage of school days. Rex James, Gary Roorda, Richard Sparks, John Terpstra and Donald Van Weelden were the pupils. The next year we added Gerdina De Hoedt, but lost her the same year. In the following years we gained Bonnie Perkins, Junior Hudson, Wesley Roorda, Vinis Castor, Marvin Bond, Giles Jay, Leslie Gilpin, Rachel Beason, and Artie Craver. By the time we were green freshmen, we had lost all ofpthese but Artie Craver. In our freshman year we gained from country schools, Joyce Meppeling, Robert James, Florence Dunnick, and Roberta Wagamon, making our total nine. Artie Craver and Donald Van Weelden left us leaving a total of seven. Richard Sparks, John Terpstra, and Rex James have been our only faithful members spending all of their time at Lynnville Independent School. 9