Miles High School - Milestone Yearbook (Miles, IA)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body and not acting under the lmdue influence of any person what-so-ever, do create, and bequeath these, our earthly goods, in the manner following: We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Main, many more happy and successful years at Miles, We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Johnston, all our enjoyable English classes, and all the fun we had at play practice. We, the Senior Class, do will to Miss Beeler, all our unsold annual ads. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mrs. Judge, all our uncompleted bookkeeping assignments. We, the Senior Class, do will to Miss Firman, all our musical ability, especially around marching band time. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Williams, all our unused history books. We hope you will have more use for them than we did. Only kidding, Mr. Williams, we en- joyed your class very much, We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr, Kennedy, all our extra locks of hair. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Vlieger, all our passing grades in geometry. I'm afraid there won't be very many. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. DeSchriver, all our unused basketball talent. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mrs. Main, our school secretary, all our unpaid bills and a step ladder so she can reach thoselupper shelves. We, the Senior Class, do will to our faithful custodians, Hugo and Gilbert, all our after party messes, and gum wrappers. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Jepsen, the bus mechanic, our unused ability to repair buses. We, the Senior Class, do will to all the busdrivers, a pair of ear muffs, so the noise the students make won't seem so loud. We, the Senior Class, do will to the hot lunch cooks, all our extra ambition to campaign for a new hot lunch room adjoining the school building. I, Deloris Boehde, do will to Virginia Mussmann my attractive smile. Ithink you will find it works like a magnet in certain fields. I, Jeloyce Brunning, do will to Rance Robinson, my ability to solve math problems. This page sponsored by MILES SAVINGS BANK, Miles.

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I, Paul Carstensen, do will to Norman Corlis, all my unused time in bookkeeping class. Make good use of my sleeping hour, but don t get caught, Norm. I, Rita Daniels, do will toLarryDa1ton, my ability to talk in study hall for any timej. I hope you won't get in as much trouble as I did. I, J' im Dynes, do will my pick-up-truck to Larry Jepsen, and hope he has better luck in getting dates. I, Theona Fischer, do will to Joann Gray, the pleasure of feeding the fish in the aquarium. Take good care of them, Joann, and don't let the future chemistry students experiment on them. I, Mary Frank, do will to Barb Ragis, my unused basketball talent for future use in case girls' basketball comes into existence at M.H.S. again. I, Charles Garien, do will to Allen Petersen, all my spare time. I, Henry Gray, do will to Donna Culver, my excess brains. Now you can take it easy your last year of high school, Donna. I, Carol Greve, do will to Wayne Eickert, my unlimited energy. It will go good with that manly shape of yours. I, Darlene Hammond, do will to Lavonne Peters, my connections at the University of Dubuque. Use them to GOOD advantage in the future, Lavonne. I, Marie Harmon, do will to Ed Jepsen, my ability as a good driver. I think it will be of use when you take all those good looking girls out. I, Kenneth Holdgrafer, do will to Mary J o Wenzel, my ability to talk and yet stay out of trouble. I, Bob Horst, do will to Philip Kuhl, my ability to talk my way out of trouble. I, Ruby Ingwersen, do will to Sue Fisher, my ability to get along with the teachers. l, Gladys Kaczinski, do will to ArdelBe1k, my ability to get along with other people and to always be happy. I hope it pays off as well for you as it has for me. I, Sharon Kruse, do will to Barb Peters, some of my typing ability, I hope you find typing as much fun as I did. I, Sharon Meyer, do will to Thelma Drury, all my vim, vigor, and vitality, Don't get too rambunctious, Thelma. I, Karen Naeve, do will to Margie Krause, some of my ability to work out chemistry problems. I, Werner Paulson, do will to Gary Greve, my fun in study halls. lhope you don't get caught as much as I did. I, Roberta Petersen, do will to Bill Chamberlain, my ability to keep quiet. There isn't too much, but every little bit helps. This page sponsored by PHOTO SHOP, Bellevue.