Montezuma High School - Aztec Yearbook (Montezuma, IN)

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what about Duck Warren, Emma?n Emma replied, UHe's quacking around in the south Pacific on a small cruiser for the Navy. Delmas Cox owns three acres of farm land near Bloomingdale, he has a herd of four cattle and ten ducks. And last, but not least, is Bob Christie, who has gone to Japan to join his father. He planned to go right after graduation but got too interested in home affairs to leave. His wife, Shirley, and baby boy are going as soon as Bob can get things prepared for them. Try to come to our next class reunion, Bev, and you'll get some first hand information. SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Patsy Smith, will my ability to get along with Miss Pagliero to Bertha Crockett, provided she doesn't get mad every- time Miss Pagliero calls her down. I, Don Myers, will my ability to get along with the Hills- dale girls to Jack Clow provided he leaves one alone. I, Ernie Payton, will my desire to break Carroll Plank's neck in basketball practice, because he broke my leg to Larry Wittenmyer. I, Ed Keller, will my ability to make up to Mr. Hoopingarner when I miss school to Jack Wilburn. I, Rosanna Ash, will my electric Hawaiian guitar to June Delp, provided she doesn't getsshocked. I, Doris Jean Watts, will my ability to square dance to Florann Woodard provided she doesn't take my partner. I, John Adams, will my ability to get an advance copy of the Physics test to Ronnie Thomas. I, Mary Louise Smith, will my ability to keep office to Phyllis Bradley provided she doesn't spend more than three hours a day there. I, Bob Warren, will my ability to be late and absent to Bill Crockett provided he doesn't let Mr. Hoopingarner catch him and make him stay after school. 1 I, Jack DeBaun, will my ability tb play basketball to Monk Flynn provided he gets along with Mr. Henson. And I also will my ability to get along with Pagliero and Flicek to Bill Crockett I, Helen Ann Payton, will my ability to get out of classes for band to Florann Woodard, provided she doeslt use her nose as the slide on the trombone, also my ability to squeak my clar- inet to anyone who can do a better job than I can.

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I, Beverly Ryan, will my ability to play basketball to June Delp provided there is a girls basketball team for her to play on the rest of her years in schai. I, Emma Lou Marshall, will my quick movements to Shirley Wheeler provided she doesn't knock every thing down. I, Max McGrannahan, will my geometrical ability to Mr. Flicek provided he knows a geometric figure from a human figure when he sees one. I, Betty Lou Johns, will my ability to make C's in Citizen- ship and still sit with my boy friend at school to Mary Etta Doan provided she doesn't sit too close. I, Delmas Cox, will my ability to be a bulldozer on the basketball floor to Jack Clow provided he doesn't get mad and ruin all our basketball players. I, Bob Christie, will my basketball ability to Bob Cox and my ability to charm the girls to Buckwheat Clow. I, Julia Pearman, will my ability to ride a horse to Alice Beach provided she doesn't fall off. I, Joan Milliken, will my ability to call Mr. Hill Wstupidn in Physics class to Bill Crockett provided he doesn't get below 8 C. We, Beverly Ryan and Emma Lou Marshall, will our job at P M M Sundries to Laura Lou Skeeters and Carol Sue Burgett pro- vided they stay until they graduate. HISTORY OF SENIORS DURING 19M9-SO The Class of 'SO started their Senior year with ten girls and eight boys. On December Sth Bob Christie joined our ranks. Our class is usually calm and peaceful but we were des- tined to have little harmony this last year. The first dis- cord came because of geometry. Although we were not fond of nmathn we were persuaded that the subject was 'relatively simplen. So against our better judgment we struggled along for three hours a day with these simple problems. Making plans for our graduation exercises was not the happy event it should have been. We were divided as to whether we should have Baccalaureate intshe Presbyterian church or make a change to the Methodist. After viewing the interiors of both churches and having had much heated and aimless discussion we took a vote. It was close, but tradition won. Next came the subject of how to replenish our depleted class treasury. Several means were mentioned but they all sounded like workg we weren't very enthusiastic. After many contro- versial votes we decided to put on a play in April. Toward the last of February we worked frantically to meet the-deadline on our annual. These were hectic days and nights. This, we think, covers the highlights of our senior year.