Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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 A r r We the graduating class of 1346 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament before leaving the doors of Old Mauoin High. ARTICLE I To the faculty, the fond memories of us and forgiveness for all the past injustices we have suffered at their hands. To the Junior class, our ability to create activities to ret out of classes so often. Carry on the sork Juniors, you were our favorite class. To the Sophomore class, we will you our ability to stand un under the Junior class's punishment next year. To the Freshman class, we will you all our luck in the next three years of your high school career. ARTICLE II Individually we bequeath: I, Carol Fischer, will all ray dumb animals to Donna Chaney and my studious ways to James Fargher, also ray place as Student Body President to Porky Forman. Carry on Porky. I, Julia Spitzer, will ray flirtious ways to Doris Delco, and ray studious ways to Suzann Ross, also my letter writing to Ruth Lease, she likes to write letters so will. I, Doris Endersby, will my athletic ability to Helen Crabtree and to making excuses to keep up with the crowd to Lyle Brittain. Remember I've had a lot of practice, Lyle. I, Shirley Brittain, will my title Ringleader to Janis Cameron and Janet Greene to fight over, and my school days heart throb, Marvin Wall, to the girl that is fast enough to keep up with him. I couldn't. I, Vern Tunison, will my heighth to Billy Walters, come up and see my sometime Billy; and my. basketball ability to Gerald Hauser, try it Gerald, it is fun. Also my pleasant disposition to mv lfcttle sister, Barbara. I, Maurice Heutzenroeder, will my song writing to Dudley Cox as he is so musical. Don't try any of those songs on Gladys w. Dudley. My place seeing that the girls get home from games, etc. To Don Troutman. I, D. A. Harvey, will my neatly combed blonde hair to Harold Walters and Eugene Barnett, and my place as manager of the football and basketball teams to James Booth. He'll make a good water boy. I, Nowman Morrow, will my quiet ways to Harvey Richmond, I'm sure he'll make good use of them, and my Sophomore girl friend, Betty Davis, to who ever is the best man. On second thought maybe I'll take her a-long. As a class we leave our most fond memories and best of luck to our classmates and to dear old Mauoin High School. Long may it continue.

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 JfT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 + 0 THERE'S A TILL THERE'S A WA' is Endersby and Shirley Britta Where there's a will there's As we leave on graduation day ' e take with us memories dear Of each new day through each new year Many a worry, manv a thrill. Many a task so hard to fill Then we'd stop and aeon we'd say There there's a will there's a way. Hany a worry, many a fret. Many a day we'll not forget. But still you'll always hear us say, Where there's a will there's a way. So forward we went 'til we did succeed, 'Till we fullfilled each and every defcd. So really it's not unbelievable so say Where there's a will there's a way. No matter where we shall roam. On land, on sea, or on foam, You will always hear us say. Where there's a will there's a way. Class Motto: Where There's a Will There's a Way Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Breen and White OBITURARY NAME NICKMANE DESCRIPTION CAUSE OF DEATH Doris Endersby Joy Hopeless Dal Carol Fischer Fisher Reserved? Dumb Animals Shirley Brittain Shirl Censored M. C. and M. W. Julia Spitzer Spitzy Ambitious Joe Maurice Heutzenroeder Moe Mannerly Keeping out of work Norman Morrow Snowball Flirt Working Vern Tunison Sonny Bean Pole Smoking Davis A. Harvey D. A. Blonde Army life