Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty two, having been pronounced of sound mind and stupendous intelligence, do hereby record our last will and testament. We, the Senior class, will our worn and written on books to the Junior Class, You would get them anyway. We, the Senior class, will our ability to get out of woric to the Freshman class. We, the Senior class, will ou? ability not to carry a grudge, even towards the teachers, to the Sophomore class. I, Neil Hunt, will my wisecracks and wittiness to Bob King, who ould use them to defend himself at times. I, Frank Herrling, will my muscles to Eugene Moore and Roy Tunison. Divide them up evenly boys and no fighting. Also I will my class ring to Donna Barber since I'll never get it back anyway. I, Lyell Metcalf, will my ability to sit in class and say nothing and still get good grades to Sylvester Whitesell. I, Eugene Ashley, will my friendly ways to anyone who needs a friend. I, Norval Morrow, will my books and anything that has to do with school to the next guy who wants them. I, Larena fox, will my studious ways to Donna Barber who needs grades more than boyfriends. I, Patsy Fargher, will my good looks arid cute ways to the next girl who wants to be a movie star. I, Betty Andrews, will my ability to get men to do things for me to Avis Hay. I, Doris Mayfield, will my quiet ways to Don Paulson who is badly in need of some rest. I, Bill Cheek, will my car to Charles Sappington to start a junk yard, this is a good way since he already has a wreak of his own. And I, A1 Schmidt, will my hnee brace to Mel Ambrose. Be careful and don't hurt your other knee Mel, because I only willed you one brace.

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JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Bonita Booth, Eunice Prasch, Vida Ka11Off, Donna Barber, Donna Lang, Carol Garrison, and Miss Bonney. Second Rowi Mel Arabrose, Avis Hay, Kathaleen Woodside, Joan Tunnison, Frances Tunnison, Gaylord Pounds, and Glen Davidson. Third Rowi Maynard Barrier, Bob Sing, Roy Tunnison, Don Paulson, and Leo Dusenberry,