Morley Consolidated High School - Tigers Yearbook (Morley, IA)

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Glflless will We the Senior Class of 1955 being of sound mind and good judganent do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We the Senior Class will our ability to pick out our own class play to the future Senior Claes. I Lonnie Hinrichsen will my boxing techniques to Maynard Van Antwerp. I will my old girlfriends and old dates to Arnold Pye. I hope that Arnold has more fun with than than I did. I John Brokaw will my ability to. take girls haue from church to Darrell Hora.. I Jr. Gerdes will the backfenders of my old FORD to Priscilla Pillard so that she will save fenders when she cuts in so close after passing a car. I also will my height and strength to Janice Wilken. I Gene Eldred will my ability to get stuck :Ln my girl friends driveway to Charles Holounb. Judy Shankland lives cn a new road so watch out Charles. I Clara Pillard will my collection of boy friends to Margo Ruhl. I will my collection of boys pictures to 1'-arilyn Hoppe. To my sister, Priscilla, I leave those 6 packages of gun that I lost at play practice. I Nancy Jayne will my figuring to Shirley Holdren. I Keith Vernon will my interest in certain grocery store clerks to Ronnie Findlay. To Bill Ruhl I leave my drivers license so that he can still ranain in ccmpetition. Bill will be down soon Carol G. I Allen Eden will my interest in girls who are in the sophcmlore class to Francis Conner. L.B. is a sophcmore as you all know. We, Keith Vernon, John Brokaw, and Jr. Gerdes will our ability to NEVER have our Literature done on time to the three Sophanore girls. Nothing Hke keeping it in the family is there John? C.H. you know. I Jim Tallman will my ability to always have my Literature done on time to Lois Stolte. I also will my ability to park in the wrong alley with You Know mo to Dick Bldce. Lets not over do it Dick. We the Class will to Nr. Greenawald a wig to replace all the hir we have caused him to tear out. The class also wills to Hr. Ridout a dog collar with a bell on it to be worn around his keg to warn unsuspecting classes of his un-noticed approaches. To Mrs. Russell we leave a new set of chairs to replace the ones that always made so much noise daring literature Classes. ,, To the school we leave nothing as we have given away all that we won't need in the future. I fx 33 x 2 4