Miles High School - Milestone Yearbook (Miles, IA)

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I, Sue Fisher, do will to Sharon Caven, my pony tail. You can dye it to match, Sharon. Hope it- fits. I, Joanne Gray, do will to Betty Lingle, my luck in being the only girl in Physics class. Use it to good advantage, Betty, I, Gary Greve, do will to Kenny Jensen, my motorcycle boots, that Inever wore, but that will match your black leadier jacket. I, Dale Henfrey, do will to Norman Corlis, my excess brains. Don't be disappointed if you get cut short, Norm, you don't need them anyway. I, Edwin Jepsen, do will to Wayne Eickert, my little black book of Clinton phone numbers. These plus all yours ought to make happy dialing for you, Wayne, I, Warren Jungjohann, do will to Larry Jepsen, my Student Council position. I sure had fun in it: hope you will, too. I, Phil Kuhl, do will to Roger Jansen, my ability to get along with teachers, one way or the other. L' Virginia Mussrnann, do will to Elyse Jepsen, my transcribed shorthand notes. It took hours and hours, Elyse, so treat them gently. I, Barbara Peters, do will to Sharon Harmsen, my connections at ISTC. It involves a lot of letter writing, Sharon, but it sure is fun. I, Lavonne Peters, do will to Barbara Johannsen, my cheerleading suit back to you again. I, Allen Petersen, do will to Gary Edens, some of my height for basketball. I, Nancy Petersen, do will to Bertha Holdgrafer, my ability to wiggle out of trouble I in- variably get into. I, Marianne Seamer, do will to Barbara Peters, my position on the annual, plus a large size bottle of aspirin. I, Mary Jo Wenzel, do will to Sharon Wilke, allthe ftm Ihad, and the sore feet Igotin marching band. Signed: The Senior Class of 1957 witnessed: Mrs. Doretta Williams Mrs. Bernice Taplin

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WILL We, the Senior Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, and not acting under the undue 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, all the foolish and unnecessary calls to the office over the inter-oom system We, the Senior Class, do will to Mrs. Main, some of our height, weight, and shoe size, so that we won't look like such giants next to you. We, the Senior Class, do will to Miss Beeler, all the stolen cookies we knew you saw us take, and also the ones you didn't know about. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mrs. Williams, an automatic waste-paper basket, that smooths out crumpled up papers. Also, a large economy size box of red pencils for bookkeeping. We, the Senior Class, do will to Miss Firman, all the sour notes we sang in glee club, that we know you won't miss. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Williams, all the sleep we caught up on, in Government class, especially during the movies. Oily kidding, Mr. Williams. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr, Kennedy, all the fun we ALL had in your Vocational Agriculture Class, especially when the Vocational AgricultureClass met with the Home Economics Class, We, the Senior Class, do will to Mrs. Bartlett, all the fun we had, and the food we ate at your store. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. DeSchriver, all the A papers we never got in Physics. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mrs. Taplin, a year of rest to recuperate from our hectic class and annual meetings. We, the Senior Class, do will to our faithful custodians, Hugo and Gilbert, all our undying gratitude for the things you have done for us, especially all those crazy things that only our class could dream up. We, the Senior Class, do will to our bus drivers, all the times you had to wait for us on the bus routes. We, the Senior Class, do will to Mr. Jepsen, the bus mechanic, an automatic bus washer to make your job easier. We, the Senior Class, do will to the hot lunch cooks, an automatic hamburger patty presser for making hamburgers. I, Ardel Belk, do will to Anita Fischer, my luck in proving that Boys don't make passes at girls who wear glasses, isn't true. I, William Chamberlain, do will to Larry Dalton, my position as basketball manager. Hope you have as much fun as Idid, Larry. I, Donna Culver, do will to Bette Wulf, my fun lhad cheering on the basketball squads this Year.

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