New Ross High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (New Ross, IN)

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Class Will We, the Senior class of l955 of New Ross High School in the county of Montgomery and the state of Indiana, being of sound mind and judgement, real- izing that we have reached that important stage in our lives where we find it both necessary and proper, and being conscious that on May 7, 1955 we shall 'part from said High School, do hereby declare this our last will and testament and dispose of our property in the manner following: 1, will my quiet ways to Randall Lane so that he may be quieter in the assembly. I, will my typing ability to Gene Buck and my good disposition to Deanna Dupribinlj I, 5 ff ,f will my '54 Ford to Richard Haffner so that he may keep in style. I, will my basketball ability tb David Fruits so that he may someday be fig is-. rg, a Mighty Blue Jay. 'i I, 22 will my position as manager of the Blue Jays to David Harris so that he . may keep the Blue Jays going. -iw.-,,, I, 1-ffl will my studious ways to Roberta Holsapple, and my clarinet to Mary YP N fi ' .lv Beth Whitecotton. I, K V will my bicycle to Gary Watson so that he may always have transportation ,, to and from school. I, will by bachelorhood to Jimmy Beck .so that he Won't have any woman 'Sli' troubles. I, x will my blond hair to David Anderson, and my position as President of F.F.A. to Richard Feltner. I, ,gi will my yell-leading-ability to Priscilla Baker and hope that she will con- tinue to keep up the school spirit. I. A-vill my brown eyes to Gracie Duncan, may she use them wisely,

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On the way to the city hall, we met Carolyn Norman with her three children. She told us that she was a very happy housewife and had married soon after grad- uation. Upon reaching the Mayor's office, we were disappointed in finding that Maymr Burk was away at a conference with several other city officials. While leaving the city hall, we went past the Police Departrnent. Behind the Chief's desk was Lloyd Perry. We were happy to see that he had done so well in the department. He said Betty Canada was head nurse and that Phyl1is.Spang1er was doctor at the hospital. When we found them, they were just leaving the mater nity ward where Beverly Ward and her new set of twins were coming along fine. Having discussed old times with all of them, we told them that we must be on our way. As we walked back to get our car, discussing our visit in New Ross, we real- ized that we had either seen or heard about all of the friends who graduated from New Ross High School in the class of 1955.

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Class Will icontinuedl I, will my ability to go steady to Emily Wilson so that she may find a man and settle down. I, W will my diamond to Doris Frederick, and my saxophone to Marilyn Bayless I, will my height to Pete Keller so that he may kiss his girl friends good- nig t withotut standing on the door step. I I, will my industrious ways to Denzil Frederick so that he may always keep out of mischief. I, will my lazy ways and excuses for getting out of school to Larry Priebe fi so that he may never be bored. I, will my driving ability to Helen Tharp so that she may terry on after ml., I leave. 1, 1 will my ways with women to Joed Linn so that he, too, may collect a Ki? harem. I, EW' will my artistic ability to .Tim Schultz so that he may someday become a professional. I, ,QV 4 will my musical ability to Bobby Meir, and my popularity with the girls 1' . to Bobby Perry. , P I, 5. will my red hair to Donna Harris, and my laughing ways to Geneva Pennock. I, will my short haircut to Sandy Wagner, so that she may keep the fad going.