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

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L'la s W17l We, the senior class of 1957, of the Morley High School being in doubt of sane mind and good judgement do hereby fhle hopelj declare this to be our last will and testament. To begin with, we will all unfinished Literature papers and projects to next year's senior class. Vivian Joslin wills all her ability to write love letters to Beverly Pye. Personally Bev, we don't think you need the ability, Francis Conner wills to Maynard VanAntwerp his expert typing ability. Now lets not overdo it Maynard! Judy Tallman wills all shoes left behind on the streets of Cedar Rapids to any other high school students who may pass by and find them. To Janice Wilken, Coleen Hay wills all spots collected on her clothes such as grease spots and tar, A bottle of spot remover comes with that too, Jan. .Carolyn Shaefer wills to Karen Abbott her ability to acquire as many dates as possible in a months time. To Mr. Wood, the seniors will a heel-clip dispenser. We hear Bob Newhard will be in charge of '- the up-keep of this mechanical device. 2 . V, 1 ski 1 Vivian Joslin wills her interest in a member ofthe U.S. Armed Forces M ' ' to Darlene Jayne. '- ' e Francis Conner wills his acting ability to Arnold Pye, X s s u S' To Paul McConaughy, Carolyn Shaefer wills her Chevle to rod around in when that F-O-R-D 5 doesn't run, We 're not guaranteeing that the Chevie will run either, Paul. We seniors will to Mrs. Russell an automatic filing system for the papers we don 't have to do them twice. hand in so that we Judy Tallman wills her hair ribbons to Dick VanAntwerp and Merlyn Wilken ,a ' ,T H Ha . in gs- 'fseawi Y ' if tri st.-s' ' .1 ,,,' f 'Q M' -r' X z.

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Class Wtll Coleen Hay wills to Bill Catletr her ability to tip her seat over during school hours. Maybe you will be able to keep it on the ground Bill, as you have longer legs, We seniors will what is left of our typing erasers ro the junior class to erase all differences we may have had. To Rita Russell goes all our senior play books to help re mind her of all the hectic nights of prompting. Don't you wish we would have learned our parts? Francis Conner wills to Janice Wilken a clean pair of socks since we haven't had a rain in quite a spell. Coleen Hay wills to Larry Kaufman one of her hair curlers so he can keep that frontcurl just right. To Gene Smith we will an automatic chair folder so he doesn 't have to put so much wear-and -tear on them. To Miss Miller we will a radar device to keep track of all stray students. To Mr, Greenawald, we will a fur trimmed bathing suit to be worn on our senior trip to Florida. To the whole assembly a recreation room to be used in place of finding, mischiefto get into. We have always wanted one so bad so we hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Now don 't wear out the jukebox the first day. And last but not least we, Judy Tallman, Coleen Hay, and Carolyn Shaefer, wish to leave the care of our pet mice in the hands of Sharon Siver as we feel she has a special interest in them. Z3 . 7 W