Millersburg High School - Millerette Yearbook (Millersburg, IN)

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PHILOSOPHY OF THE GYPSIES The sun is upg there's a cloudless skyg A band of Gypsies are we, Wandering over this wide, wide world Gay and fancy free. We've had fun around the camp fires, In our councils and our flings. We've had lots of joy and laughter lr1 our parties, games, and things. But the sun will not always be shining. The skies will sometimes be dark. We will not always be gay And free as a meadowlark. So let us prepare for the future With our hearts and minds on a goal, Yet not forgetting our school days As we step into our role. So farewell, M. H. S. We leave you in a mess!

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CLASS WILL We, the Gypsies of the class of 1952, having been in camp here for 12 years, have collected great riches. Since we will not be using them in the future, we wish to will them to people who are less fortunate than we. l, John Thomas, will my glasses to Mr. Nettleton for um- piring baseball games at M. H. S. Yours just don't seem to be able to see things our way, Mr. N. I, Pete Manges, will my 1937 Chevrolet to M. H. S. for a squad car. This town could do with a little law and order, and I'm sure it will serve the purpose very well. I, Jim Redman, will my big feet to anyone who needs a good foundation. U I, Carlysle Chiddister, will my a-bility to brag to Gordon Bates. I, Richard Kehr, will my ability to skip school to Richard Martin. Doesn't it get a bit boring to be here almost every day, Richard? l, Billy Lewallen, will my meager knowledge to anyone who thinks he can get by with it for another four years. I, Sheldon Kurtz, will my ability to get my English to Milton Munro, who seems to be having troubles. Don't we all? I, Steve Rippey, will my red hair to Larry Simmons. Red- heads always get more girl friends than blonds, Larry. I, Glen Larimer, will Laverle to Devon Lantzer, I am sure she will be well taken care of. l, Carol Perry, will my ability to keep quiet to Pat Rook- stool. lt might help in the study hall, you know! I, Rose Ann Troyer, will my size to Kathryn Kehrg l am sure a little help is better than none at all. I, Louise Smith, will my gift of gab to anyone who wants it. It is still in excellent condition. I, Laverle Berkey, will my good looks to any of the M. H. S. girls who are after a boy friend. l, Marilyn Litwiller, will my ability to go steady to Bonnie Musselman. I, Gertrud Heimel, will my accent to Lauretta Wilson. lt does not hurt to have a little culture, you know. This is the last will and testament of the class of '52 as drawn up by JIM REDMAN and PETE MANGES.

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