Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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Last Wlll and Testament We the members of the Class of nlneteen hundred and f1fty s1x be1ng of sound well almost m1nd do hereby make th1S our last W111 and testament Carol Bentley, leave my personal1ty to l1ven up any dead pan Jun1ors Dolores Kle1n, leave my character1st1c sm1le to Phyll1s Rowlett Nancy Herndon, leave my sense of humor to Judy Storm Mary Lee Clapp leave to Mr H1ll my ab1l1ty to do a thousand th1ngs at once Freda Dolby, w1ll my slowness of speech to Gary Marcus Dorothy Graves leave my bus1ness ab1l1ty to D1ck Pedd1e George Morgan leave my manly phys1que to Jerry Waters Don Wh1ttaker, leave my autograph 1n care of Mr Salm Meredlth Burke, w1ll my extra credlts to my l1ttle brother, B1lly Agnes Burkhardt Wlll my ab1l1ty to get engaged to a boy from Kentucky and Stlll f1n1sh school to Mary Jane Walkenhorst Ruth Culver leave my qu1et ways to all mal1c1ous students of M H S N1na Cumm1ns, w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay cool and calm, no matter what comes along to all those poor souls who th1nk the world owes them a l1v1ng Joyce Dahlem leave my d1amond to anyone who th1nks she can take lt from me Norma Jean Deveary w1ll my place 1n M H S to my HICCC Phyll1s Jo Helen Graham w1ll my fr1endly nature to all future students so that the teachers may not have to fear for the1r l1VCS Phyll1s Gull1on w1ll my long ha1r to D1X1C Lee Scott Martha Harper w1ll my way Wlth out of town males to all g1rls who can't seemto make any headway w1th the1r hometown heart throbs Peggy Humphrey w1ll my stature to Donna Harmon Come down w1th the rest Donna Cec1le Jeffery, w1ll my he1ght to Sonny Thomas Now you'll be taller than all those cute gals, Sonny Rosal1nd Jeffery leave half of my he1ght to Norma Harkes Lou Ann Jones w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers to any future students who need lt Kay Ke1th w1ll my four years' perfect attendance record to anyone who 'Just can't et out of bed I orothy Potter, leave my engagement r1ng to any g1rl who 1S not go1ng steady engaged, or marr1ed Keep try1ng g1rls Jewell Pryor, leave my speedy typ1ng ab1l1ty to my s1ster, L1nn1e Mary Helen Sch1phorst, w1ll to Donna Harmon my car Now, Donna, you can have the k1ds around Fab Sm1th w1ll myself to anyone who wants me, and I hope they l1ke me as well as o Conn1e B1vens, leave my sunny d1spos1t1on to br1ghten Mad1son H1gh School Judy Cole leave my place 1n the B1g Red band to any struggl1ng underclassman Ph1l Eades leave everyth1ng I have to anyone who wants lt Pete H111 leave my outstand1ng ab1l1ty 1n soclal sc1ence stud1es to any poorgunlor who needs lt Roy Lawrence leave my m1nd to sc1ence Let them dCC1dC what's wrong garolyn McCord leave my reserved manner and pleas1ng personal1ty to Zelma rooks Mary Ann M1115 leave my art of blush1ng eas1ly to Mary Ann Lohr1g Aaron Monroe, w1ll my car to my s1ster Jonell Let's keep lt 1n the fam1ly Clarence Monroe, leave my wavy blond ha1r to B111 Slater Bette Rogers leave my ab1l1ty to marry 1n my sen1or year to all young hopefuls James Ryhal leave my worldly ways to the Jun1or class Qu1t crowd1ng, please Charles Schlereth Wlll my success w1th the women to Bob Orrlll Kenneth Stuart leave my sense of humor to Mr Cox Mary Jane Thevenow leave all the fun I've had 1n h1gh school to my s1ster, Sarah Barry Campbell, w1ll my fore1gn ways to any M H S boy who wants to charm the 1rls on Campbell w1ll my ablllty to J1tterbug to anyone who l1kes to lose Welght Jack Carver, well I don't really know guess I'll Just leave Earl Detmer, w1ll my Kentucky manners to any Indlana boy 1n M H S Don Elles leave the 7th seat 1n the 3rd row 1n 5th per1od study hall to any person who th1nks he 1S b1g enough to f1ll lt John Evans leave my large vocabulary to anyone who l1k6S to use b1g words and confuse other people I, George Handlon, w1ll my pos1t1on as pre s1dent of the band to Roger Hon Tooter um good, Roger l 1 , I I 2 . I . I . .' I, 1 u u 1 . 1, ' ' . I, u ' u Is a ' . . ' I, . l u u a I I 1, , U . 1, . , u . 1, ' p . . h I, . . . . c I, . ' a u u I, , , u 4 n. . I, I l I ' . I I,X Q u , u 1 . s . . I, , . U . - - . 1, , ' .' ' I, s . n 0 . 1, ' I ' . I, I , . 1 lu E .ll I, ' '. T. . . . . I, ' . . . I, 9 , 1 . u I, .e Q Q u 0 l 1 n . I, , . . . i 1, . , . . . I, . , n o . .I . It I . I, . l , 1 1 l . L . . . I, , . . . . . . I, , . . . i 1, , - - I, , . . . U I, g - , . . . .. . . p 1, -- -- --- ' , 1. ' ' ' . . . I, - J . . I . . ' l 1, , ' ' '