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Mary Faxrchlld leaves to Rose Grlbert her abrlity to chew gum rn class wrthout berng caught John Frtnk bequeaths his phrlosophy of school lrfe to Helen Warren have fun today for tomorrow you may have detentlon Marjorle Gelatt leaves to Sarah Hendrrckson her talent for drawmg prctures rn class when she should be takmg notes Gerald Lucas bequeaths hrs actlllg abrlity to Veronica Gracyalny John Rowe leaves h1s lnfectrous laughter to Eugene Chase John Runron bequeaths h1s scholarly ways to Gary Elliott Lamont Smrth leaves hrs good marks in Englrsh class to Bernice Dye Manan Svveet appropriately leaves her last name to Catherine Saur Lucrlle Talcott wllls her shy sweet ways to Pat Franco Audrey Taylor bequeaths to Vada Hlne her false eyelashes Barbara Webb grves her motherly way to Bev Balllster Delbert Gregory bequeaths h1s drmples to Tom Slentz Roy Gregory leaves h1s love for speed to Erleen Johnson Marcra Honeywell leaves her genrus for math to Walter Cassrdy Frances Krnney leaves her wlnnmg ways w1th the boys to Roberta Slckler Mark Huth w1lls hrs love for farm work to Carl Erholzer Elwood Johnson leaves to hrs srster Doreen some advxce Blessed be those who try Cherrshed rndeed those who succeed Donald LaFond glVCS the secret of hrs height elevator shoes to John Ames Suzanne Lowe leaves a bit of advrce to Alana Moore always pick a boyfnend who LS taller than you Peter Maples bequeaths his bashful ways to Dan Lacey Larry Maxson leaves hrs weakness for blondes to James Harrrngton He wrlls his philos ophy of l1fe to Sandra Weaver If at fust you don t succeed try second base Ada Mae Musk leaves her love for horses and 1ce cream to Julra Jones Joyce Potter donates a proverb to Ind1a Fairchrld Strll waters run deep Shrrley Potter leaves her rosy cheeks to Juamta Weaver Tom Reed grves h1s bottle of No Doz tablets to Tom Grant We the class of 1959 would not llke to be remembered as havmg been a class of devrous rntentions It ts also our slncere wrsh to prepare the Jun1ors for therr place of reknown and glory the n1che tn the Rock of Llfe known as the Senlor class It 15 for these reasons that we have bequeathed only those outstandrng qualrties rtems or de vrces whrch we possessed rn great abundance It IS our earnest desire that your educauon may be more complete because of our benevolence -.. , I I , . ' , 0--- -- , . . . g --- ' I 9 1 1 1 ' .
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Page 22 text:
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At last our brg year arrrved We were SENIORS Jerry Lucas Jorned us at the begrnnrng of the year and he played the egotrstrcal foreman rn our three act play Dude Ranch Marjorre wrll always remember the play because she wore Mr Butts long red under wear I am sure all the cast members as well as the audrence wrll never forget Clarence the pet rattlesnake rn our play At last the brg day arrrved On March 30th twenty erght Senrors and our chaperones Mr and Mrs Wrllrams and Mr and Mrs Moskwa left for Washrngton D C The Lafayette Hotel was a welcome srght after our long Journey but we strll drdn t go to bed very early because of the excrtement On Tuesday our prctures were taken on the Caprtol lawn We went to Hogate s for drnner that evenrng and then we went to the National Arrport Wednesday nrght we went on the Potomac Crurse The wrnd was blowrng and the water was a lrttle rough but luckrly no one was seasrck Thursday we were glad we drdn t have to walk very far because of the heavy rarn We spent most of the day tourrng the crty by bus In the afternoon we vrsrted the Washrngton Cathedral and we were all rmpressed by rts magnrfrcent altars Frrday came too soon and rt was trme to leave As had happened many mornrngs our bus was late and so we were delay ed rn startrng' It was quret on the bus untrl noontrme It seems we drdn t have enough sleep rn Washrngton and we drdn t have enough strength left for even a peep On our last lap home we had a little excrtement rn the back of the bus when the flashbulbs started popprng I understand some very rnterestrng prctures were taken Know any thrng about rt Barb B and John Rowe? We are now wartrng for Graduatron Day June 22 So as we leave you we the class of 1959 brd you farewell rn hopes that yours wrll be a happy and prosperous Senror year .lout Wddmd We the Senror class of 1959 havrng deemed ourselves as berng sound of mmd ex tremely generous unsurpassmgly brrllrant and hrghly modest do wrll to next year s Senrors some rtems that wrll prove most helpful to you both rn the remembrance and the actual usage of same It rs hoped that in rememberrng your rnherrtance your day wrll grow a lrttle brrghter and your courses a lrttle easter And when you remember these thrngs thrnk a krnd thought of us the immortal Senlor class of 1959 The Senrors will to the Iunrors as follows Barbara Beardslee leaves her love of Shakespeare and Chaucer to Warren Camp Charlene Borst wrlls her flrrtatrous ways to Beatrice Bemamrn Paul Brown leaves hrs sense of humor to John Backo Kendall Burdrck bequeaths hrs shy quret ways to Gerald Brownell Celra Burr leaves her wild reckless ways to Elrzabeth Busch Rrchard Burroughs leaves hrs love for an argturrent to Nathan Wrllrams Charles Carpenter donates hrs way wrth the grrls and wrth the boys to Robert Morgan Gerald Cummmgs leaves hrs collectron of Ivy League sports clothes to Charles Dart Davrd Deal leaves a bottle of asprrrn to Julran Webb so he wrll be prepared for all hrs hard courses rn hrs Senror year. . . . I - n ' n . . , . . , . . . . . . , I . , . . . , . . . . . . . , , . . , , . , . , f , . v . . . v v p ' . . . . . , 1 1 r 1 n 1 ' I , . , . , .
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