Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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SENIOR CLASS SILL He, the graduating class of 1950 being of unusual sound state of mind and memory but mindful of the uncertainty of this life, do make public and declare this our last will and testament. After the payment of all our just debts, funeral charges, grades, and expenses of graduation, we dispose of our estate as follows Article I To the faculty Peace and quiet, may it be everlasting. To the janitor Our thanks for the cheerful service you have given us. To the juniors Our dignified ways. To tne sophomores He leave our cheerful dispositions. To the freshman: He leave our sincere regards and best wishes for their future at Maupin Hi. Article II Individually we bequeath I, Janet Mae Herrling, will my position as yell leader to Joan Tunison and leave this school forever, I hope. I, Bertha Iverson, will my messy locker to Betty Ambrose and my ability to miss school to Avis Hay. I, Viola Metcalf, will my English books to Jack Farlow, who is always taking them anyway, and intend to leave for nursing school. I, Marylin Snodgrass, will my ability to skip school to Doris Mayfield and leave my well-combed hair to Charleen Ely. I, Robert Davidson, will my height to Roy Tunison, who will find it comes in handy. My ability to get along with girls I will to Cub. I, Leona Lang, will my ability to keep a steady boyfriend to Patsy Fargher, as she may need it. I, Rolland Bilyeu, will ny position on the football team to Gene Ashley and my ability to argue to Pee Hee Hauser. I, Joan Hutchison, will ny happy smile to Frances Tunison and leave to marry Iyle. I, Carroll Richmond, will my position as secretary treasurer to Beverly Snodgrass and leave my position on tne volleyball team to Billie Rutledge. I, Barbara Salters, will ny position as senior class president to Arlene Place and my studious ways to Pete Barber. I, Janice Seberg, will ny freckles to anyone who wants them and the lead part in the play to Betty Andrews.