Marathon High School - Shoreline Yearbook (Marathon, FL)

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Ann Ward Charles Bader SENIOR dtiildi »Tivre

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of '58, being of unsound mind, do will and bequeath our ability for getting in trouble with Mrs. Young to the Junior Class. To Mr. Guthrie we bequeath a bottle of tranquillizing pills to see him through next year's senior class. To the faculty we leave our good looks and charming personalities. I, Sally Coe, do will and bequeath my baked beans to Peggy Turner. I, Pat Jachowski, do will and bequeath my safe driving habits to Nancy Clinton. I, Nancy Beatty, do will and bequeath my worn-out beach sandels to Jennifer Schubert. I, Carol Martin-Vegue, do will and bequeath my eyes to Johnny Capo. I, Evie Belanger, do will and bequeath my smile to any girl who feels she could use it. I, Rodney Greiser, do will and bequeath any empty bottles to be found in-my locker to Steve Foster. I, Charly Bader, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with all the girls to Tony Reiss. I, Johnny Miller, do will and bequeath my sleeping desk in Mrs. Guthrie's room 1st period to Hank Graef. I, Preston Roberts, do will and bequeath all the chewing gum under the movie seats to Mrs. Harris. Perhaps there will be a rare specimen to add to her collec- tion . I, Bob Espie, do will and bequeath my job at the Key Pharmacy to some lucky junior. I, Talvin Kight, do will and bequeath my ability to pass my subjects with a B average to Terry Kight. I, Frank Calvert, do will and bequeath my Marathon High School girl friend to Walt Evans. I, Paul Brueckner, do will and bequeath my pocket books in the event classes get boring to Bill Germain. I, Judy Ward, do will and bequeath my seat in Dickie's car at lunch time to Tanya Cleland. Compliments of MARTIN-VEGUE FUNERAL HOME 23