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Page 20 text:
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G ass ( ) We, the members of the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound (?) mind and strong body, do hereby will and bequeath the personal property herein named to the following persons: I, Theda Pine, will my ability to get in early to Basil Pearson, and my chubbiness to Pris- cilla Williams. I, Gene Tucker, will my girl-chasing to Jim White; and I also will my ability to skip school to Sharolet Hannigan. I, Phyllis Marsh, will my ability to go with one boy at a time and like it, to Ann Price, and my dislike for bookkeeping to Mrs. Loomis, so that others will be spared this awful fate. I, Joe Kirk, bequeath my driving ability to Alice Symmonds, and I also will my tennis shoes to the person with the biggest feet in school. I, Viola Moser, will my wonderful personality to Mr. Hutchinson, and my shorthand ability to Carol Kirk. I, Richard Rowley, leave my ability to play basketball to Dean Maxwell; I also will my ability to drive a car to Bob Mundy. I, Faye Bechtel, will the left-over cookies in my locker to Allen Noteman, and the ability to survive on cookies and milk for dinner to Larry Fager. I, Kenneth Moore, bequeath my old beat-up Ford to Miss Swarner in exchange for her 1959 Plymouth; I also will my ability to run cross-country to David Stout. I, Winona Garrett, will my ability to keep my locker clean to my sister, Joyce, and my small feet to Bill Greeve. I, Jim Fitzgerald, will my ability to play pool to David Stout, and my ability to loaf in Mr. Hutchinson's room to Gale Parks. I, Betty Dickson, leave my quietness to Norman Triemer; also, my ability to keep in step in the marching band to Bill Davis. I, Jim Hooper, will my ability to get on Hutch's nerves in Constitution class to Tex Winter, and my football suit to Rex Hodgson. I, Sandra Maxwell, bequeath my height to Ann Clayton. I also will my horse to my brother, Dean, providing he’ll feed it. 1, Paul Dean Parks, will my taste for good food to Mike Burns; my ability and cleverness at playing hooky to Delbert Tucker. I, Nancy Frizzell, leave my long fingernails to Ginger Stout, and my ability to dance to Dianne Schiesser. I, Dick Davidson, will my track shoes to Danny Lyddane, and my ability to have every- thing go wrong to Mr. Butler. I, Mary Jennings, leave all of my nicknames to Clifford Boling, and my knowledge in Driver's Education to Mr. Hutchinson. I, Don Day, will my ability to charm the girls to Don Duncan or my brother, Dean. I also will my ability to be serious to Maurine Noteman. I, Phyllis Day, bequeath my ability to eat pizza to Carol Kirk, and my skating and dancing ability to Rex Hodgson. I, Norman Pearson, will my ability to know all the answers in Constitution class to Mr. Hutchinson, and my '40 Chewy to my little brother, Basil. Signed and Sealed, Witnesses: Ralph Aye THE SENIORS OF 1960 Irene Whittington RAIN BO BAKING CO. McVEY FUNERAL HOME
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Page 19 text:
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C a ss JJrop iecu Who In the world Is that girl over there? Is it - it is I Viola Moser, in a crisp, white nurse's uniform! Why, one can hardly recognize her, she has changed so much. She married one of her former patients, I understand. That was quite a case! There are Betty Dickson and Faye Bechtel talking together. Faye isn't eating any of the delicious barbeque, because she must keep her figure. She is now a high-fashion model in New York City. Betty and her husband run a motel in Miami, Florida. Her suntan is the envy of everyone. Richard Rowley is sitting in a lounge chair after lunch, with his khaki hat pulled down over his eyes. He is a career officer in the U. S. Army. Richard is so used to giving orders that he was nearly run over when someone told him to get out of Joe Kirk's way as he pulled up. Look who are gathering up the dishes! It’s Nancy Frizzell and Phyllis Marsh, the two house- wives in the group. Nancy is busy trying to get her three-year-old to behave. Phyllis tells students at the Emporia High School how to speak Spanish each day, in addition to telling her husband a thing or two at home. Well, everyone seems to be here now. Wait a minute! We’ve forgotten our sponsors, Mrs. Loomis and Mr. Schmidt; and how could we forget Winona Garrett. Here she comes now! Of all things, she is undersheriff of Lyon County, and she is driving her official car with sirens wailing. Look who’s handcuffed together in the back! Our sponsors! It seems that they were reminiscing together before coming to the reunion, and the neighbors called the sheriff to haul them in for disturbing the peace! Wonder what will have happened to everyone in the next ten years? We’ll just have to wait and see, because Don has invited the class back in 1980! c Senior c S uperfatiues WHO: Is the tallest boy?......................................................... Davidson Is the tallest girl? Sandra Maxwell Is the oldest? - Winona Garrett Is the youngest?........................................................-Theda pine Is the most likely to succeed? - ----------------------------------------jim Hooper Is the shyest boy? Richard Rowley Is the shyest girl? Mary Jennings Has the biggest smile?-----------------------------------------------------joe Kirk Is the class man-about-town?.........................................Norman Pearson Spends his time in Emporia?-----------------------------------------------pauj p j Always gets caught?..................................................phyllis Marsh Is the most lovable? ------------------------------------------------------Don Day Is the biggest flirt?..........................................................Phyllis Day Likes to live dangerously?.............................................Jim Fitzgerald Is loads of fun?............................................................... Moser Has the prettiest legs?..............................................Kenneth Moore Is the class fashion plate?---------------------------------------- Betty Dickson Likes handsome boys with good cars?--------------------------------- -Faye Bechtel Is the most cheerful?......................................................... Tucker Has a smile for everyone?.............................................Nancy Frizzell
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