New Market High School - Flyer Yearbook (New Market, IN)

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Won't Homer be glad to sit in Toadie's chair in Band and play solo trumpet? Bob Cash would like to will his ability to be quiet to Pat Baker who keeps the halls ringing. To .Tane Steele, who is on a diet, Jeanne Mullen wills her slim figure. George wills his ability to lead the New Market High School Marching Band to John Fruits. To Basil Hockersmith, J'eanne wills her ability to understand English literature. Slugger Olson wills Richard Rush his looks in his yell leaders uniform so he can have all the good looking Crawfordsville girls asking him for dates during the Sectional Tourney. To Rosemary Lyons, who is engaged, Pat Dove wills her ability to set a definite wedding date. Bob Cash would like to leave Mal Scott his ability to get rid of certain girls--namely, Eva J. Jarvis, before they get too serious. To Bob Ewbank, Lucky Olson wiils:hi's ability to get good grades under his favorite teachers, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Bucklew. To Clayton Jones, Dewey Servies wills his ability to keep his car in running condition Qbe sure and fill it up with gas, Clayton, so he can go see all his girls. To Mr. Cassidy the Secretarial Class wills plenty typewriter erasers and a large supply of carbon paper. The Senior Class wills Mr. Wilson an electric eye' so he can find his students during Activity period. To Mrs. Quigg we give a rubber stamp with Mr. Cassidy's name on it so she won't have to run all over the school house trying to find him so he can sign checks. The Senior Class wills an escalator to Mr. Douglas who is losing weight from climbing so many stairs going from the shop to the assembly 16

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THE SENIOR CLASS WILL As the time grows near Everyone begins to shed a tear While they see their chums passing on. We are those chums who are passing on The world beyond the classroom Here is hoping soon, To see them all again. We we all know, you are waiting to see What we are willing you Until we see you again may you be happy and gay With these things heaped upon you. To Horsey Willett, Pat Dove would like to give a good portion of her pleasingly plump figure. Carroll Terry, bless him, wills Donald wmeu his ability to love, lose, and smile again. From Dot to Dot goes her ability to catch her man and keep him. To Royce, Bonnie R. would like to give a nice juicy cake of chewing gum to stick behind his Car. It isn't said to mean harm, but Carroll would like Dean to keep his spot on the Basketball Bench warm. To Charles Lytle goes Ruth's influence with Mr. Wilson which enables her to get a front seat in History classes. Bernice wouldn't you like some nice long side burns like Laura's. We are quite sure some of John Sanders' height would help Wayne in his basketball playing. Jim, wou1dn't you like to get along with the teachers like George O. does. From now on we hope Norma can spell as well as Deweyg or maybe better. Wesley, Ruth says you may have her seat on Harrison's bus. To Glenn Lawler, goes a portion of Beverly Stockdale's ability to make a favorable acquaintance in all the neighboring towns. 15

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To Mr. Risley we give an iron rod so he can keep his beloved students under control. The Senior Class leaves to Miss Harrison a rug in the doorway of the library so she wonftf. slip. W The Senior Class wills Mrs. Beck a date book so she will be sure and announce the tests before- hand. The Senior Band members will their ability to play musical instrurnents to Mr. Bucklew so he can teach other students to take their places. The Senior Class leaves a large book of novels to Mrs. Servies so she won't require her Literature students to write so many stories. The Senior Class gives Mr. Melvin their heartiest congratulations for producing a fine Dall team and also their hope for a very fine team next year. The Senior Class wills Mr. Milligan a large note book so he can keep track of the Seniors, who are always skipping out of his assemblies. The Seniors will Mr. DeBusk a telephone, which is to be installed in his home room, so he won't have to make so many trips to the office trying to arrange J'r. High Basketball games. We, the Seniors of 1949 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament written this First day of March, 1949. Witnesses: Jeanne Mullen Laura Burnside Mr. Wilson .Tohn Olson Mrs. Quigg Mary Stewart 17