Novinger High School - No Wi Ca Yearbook (Novinger, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

1 REORGANIZED DISTRICT R I Novxnger M1ssour1 N0-WI-Ca l938 Sponsor - fwfrs, Mary Casella 'QSWJQI S+ VX X ,wx Foreword This was the year that we launched our satellite The Explorer , The word Sputnik was added to our vocabu lary, the I,G,Y, and President Eisenhower's health made news, It was the year we danced rock 'n' roll and sang At The Hop and April Love , We wore blue jeans and drank cokes at Rogers, History books will record the important news events, The NO-WI-CA will attempt tourecord a few events from our school year, so that in the quiet moments of our adult life, 'a glimpse of the past will make the future look brighter, CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACUL TY GRADUATES A 5 UNDERGRADUATES SPOR TS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING FROM THE DESK OF ELMER D, HARPI-IAM To Patrons 'pf the R-1 school at Novinger: I consider it a great pleasure to continue to administer your school as I see the growth both in enrichment of cur- riculum and quality of our students. H The pleasure has been mine in planning and working with the Board of Education, staff and my good administrative assistant Philip W, Mudd. I can truly say that I have never worked with a better group than R-l at Novinger, I hope I may conduct the school in such a manner as to merit your continued support in this wonderful community, Board of Education y Left to Right - Benny Summers, Elmer D, Harpham, Lloyd Hills, Everett Adams, Gerald Brown, Anna Polo- vich, Cloyse Jones and Bob Daniels A native of Kirksville, Missouri, Mr, Mudd comes to us after teaching one year at Marceline and four years previous to this in Warsaw, Kansas, In addition to his duties as principal of the high school, he teaches drivers education. Mr, Mudd, we wish you a long and successful stay at R-l School, E, sag., PHILIP MUDD, B,S,, M,A, gf ,Ja M ff-if -if -Q.. MRS MARY ADAMS MISS BARBARA BATES MRS MARY CASELLA Jr X-hgh Socxal Studxes Elementary Art Gr Scuence Blology MRS NAOME CREASON MRS BETTY CROUSE MISS SHIRLEY GENTRY Ist Grade Sth Grade usxc MRS NORMA LOU GOUCHER MR WAYNE HUGHES MRS ONA MAY JONES 3rd Grade Sr Hxgh Art lst Grade 6 MRS DORA BELLE CLARK Busmess Educatxon MR LOWELL GOSSER Health Phys Ed Coach MR JUNIOR LEE Indusinal Arts I Y ,K S R if ' , 1 i , . . M I . - g .- N 7 A L Q , I , fn A WV- V A-A Q I 1 0 , f 'Q MRS MARILYN LEDBETTER Znd Grade MRS ARLOINE PARIS Jr Hxgh Language Arts MRS MYRNA ZIEGLER 6th Grade I MRS ELIZABETH LESSLY MRS FRANCIS MCCARTNEY MRS MIGNON MILLIN Jr I-hgh Math Socxal Sfxence Latux 4th Grade MRS LOUISE M SLAGEL LOLA SLATER MRS LUCILLE WELSH Vocatxonal Home Economxcs Lzbrarxan Speech and Dramatlcs Enghsh For All This We Thank You Teachers of R l to you we ded1cate the NO WI CA of 1958 It 15 f1tt1ng and proper that we do thxs Today the very survwdl of our country mzght well depend on the educdtmon of 1ts iuture c1t1zens 'Ihe teac:h1ng pro fessxon 15 the only professmon where cons1derab1e and contmuous trammg 15 rewarded not by monetary gams, but by the sudden gleam of comprehens1on 1n a student s eye Long after we forget the tests, the homework the work books, we wlll remember an 1ded, a word, a sm1le that a teacher gave us 7 'A N 6 iz l fr. , M.'g!rx,x A K S I' , 'L i Y if' V 1 V . . . . . . . . . ' . ' 1 ' ROSE MARIE AMIDEI She thinks little but say a lot ACTIVITIES Band 4 years Chorus 2 years Basketball 4 years Softball 3 years FUTURE PLANS Nursing PET PEEVE School HOB BIES Eating Sz riding in a convertible PERRY JOE EROSEGHINI He carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it,' ACTIVITIES: Band 4 years, Chorus 2 years, Baseball Z years, Pep Squad 3 years, Tunior Play, 4-H 4 years, Yearbook Staff l year, FUTURE PLANS: Farming, PET PEEVE: Homework, HOBBIES: Sports Sz listen- ing to pop music, ii-f tl BARBARA ELLEN COY Politeness goes far, but costs nothing, ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 3 years, Cheerleader lyear, FHA Vice Pres, lyear, Librarian 1 year, Chorus Z years, FUTURE PLANS: College 81 Nursing, PET PEEVE: Home- work, HOBBIES: Cooking, 81 listening to pop music, will -it LATON LAVERNE DIXON I'll agree with you, but you are wrong, FUTURE PLANS: Air Force for Z0 years, PET PEEVE. Homework, HOBBIES: Work on CBTS, GARY WAYNE JONES Don't take life too serious- ly: you'll never get out alive,' ACTIVITIES: Chorus Z years, FHA l year, Class officer l year, Junior Play, Pep Squad Z years, Year book staff l year. FUTURE PLANS: Undeci- ded, PET PEEVE: Girls. HOBBIES: Dancing GARY DALE JONES Blessed is the man who in- vented sleep, ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad l year, FHA l year, Baseball 2 years, Class officer l year, FUTURE PLANS: To be a millionaire, PET PEEVE: Slow Drivers, HOBBIES: Activity Cars, LILA fLAWRENCEl MINNIX I like work: I could sit and watch it for hours, ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2 years, Softball Z years, Cheerleader l year, Office Z years, Chorus l year, FUTURE PLANS: Housewife PET PEEVE: Homework. HOBBIES: Eating,watching TV, SHARON EILENE LAWSON Full of life and lively fun: A friend and pal to every- one. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad l year, Yearbook Queen l year, Junior Play, Chorus l year, Band l year, Score- keeper l year, Basketball l year, Softball l year,,Class officer l year, 4-H l year, Office 1 year, Student Coun- cil 1 year, FUTURE PLANS Recep tionist or secretary PET PEEVE Homework HOB BIES, Dancing Sz listening to pop records, WENDELL, I, LEP: Those who say the least are often the wisest, ACTIVITIES: Student Couri- Cil l year, Junior Play, Sc- :retary of class 7 years, FUTURE PLANS: .loin the Nlavy, PET PEEVE: Ain't Ive all , HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, and Swimrning, KAREN KAY LLOYD Happy arn I: from Care I'm free. Why isn't everyone content like me'P ACTIVITIES: FHA lyear, Pep Squad l year, Chorus 2 years, Librarian l year, Junior Play, FUTURE PLANS: PET PEEVE: Teachers that give you too much homework, HOBBIES: Dancing, HAROLD JOE LOPER Say little and do much, ACTIVITIES: Baseballl year, Track l year, FUTURE PLANS: Factory work, PET PEEVE: School, HOBBIES: Hunting Sr outdoor life. VVESLEY EUGENE NIAY His talents are ofthe silent kind. ACTIVITIES: FLYILRE PLANS: Farmer, PEI' PEEVE: You all . HOB- BIES: Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, and Drawing. X XX I X 1 'UW Q MARVIN MARTIN 'Laugh and the whole world laughs with you: Frown and it wrinkles your face, ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 2 years, Band 4 years, Junior Play, Baseball l year, Year book l year, Chorus Z years, FUTURE PLANS: Undecid- ed. PET PEEVE: Grouchy Teachers, HOBBIES: Sports HALLIE DEWAYNE MOORE Attended the last six years of school without being ab- sent a day, Good Quali- ties need no advertising, ACTIVITIES: FUTURE PLANS: College, PET PEEVE: 'Teachers all giving big assignments the same day, HOBBIES: BETTY COLLEEN MUIR They gazed and gazed, but still the wonder grew, how one small head could carry all she knew. ACTIVITIES: Softballl year, Basketball l year, FTA President, Cheerleader l year, Band 4 years, Junior Play, National Honor Society Treas,, Girls State, 4-I-I 8 years, Class Officer 3 years Chorus 2 years, FUTURE PLANS: Elemen- tary Teacher, PET PEEVE: People who are not prompt, HOBBIES: Tap dancing and twirling. LARRY LOREN MUIR Leave silence to the Saints, I'm just a human, ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2 years, Baseball Z years, Softball l year, Agriculture Club l year, Pep Squadl year, Junior Play, Yearbook King 1996-57, Band 4 years, Track l year FUTURE PLANS: Air Force, PET PEEVE: HOBBIES: S orts. P ll VIRGINIA LEE NOVINGER Sweet, neat, and quite pe- tits, ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader lyear, FHA 3 years, Pep Squad 2 years, Chorus 3 years, Student Council l year, Class Officer l year, FHA Officer l year, Junior Play, FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, PET PEEVE: Homewor k, HOBBIES: Danc - ing, eating, sleeping, DONALD PARSONS The two studies he likes best of all: The hearts of girls and basketball, ACTIVITIES: Softball l year, Baseball 2 years, Basketball 2 years, Band 2 years, Cho- rus 2 years, FHA l year, Junior Play, Pep Squad I year, FUTURE PLANS: Join the Navy. PET PEEVE: Rouse's hammy jokes, HOB BIES: Bas ketball. WILLIAM MARTIN PICKETT BewareI I may yet do some- thing sensational, ACTIVITIES: Basketball 4 years, Baseball 3 years, Junior Play. FUTURE PLANS: Sport's Car Driver, PET PEEVE: Careless Drivers, HOBBIES: Mess with Cars, JANAN MARIE POLOVICH To know her is to love her. ACTIVITIES: Fl-IA l year, Pep Squad 3 years, Chorus 2 years, Band 6 years, Junior Play, Varsity Z years, Cheer- leader l year, 4-H 5 years, FUTURE PLANS: College, PET PEEVE: Homework. HOBBIES: Swimming, danc- ing, and collecting pictures of famous people, DANNY ROUSE He burns the midnight oil: but not for study, ACTIVITIES: Softball Z years, Baseball Z years, Basketball 3 years, Student Council l year, Junior Play, FHA l year, Class officer 3 years, FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. PET PEEVE: Boys who don't like my jokes, HOBBIES: Loafing, HAROLD SANDRETTO Never let studying inter- fere with your education, ACTIVITIES: Softball Z years, Baseball Z years, Basketball 3 years, Student Council 1 year, Class Officer l year, FHA l year, Junior Play, Track l year, Agricul- ture Club l year, Pep Squad Z years, FUTURE PLANS: Marriage, PET PEEVE: Rouse's ham- my jokes, HOBBIES: Base- ball, PATRICIA CAROL SNYDER A loyal companion, an ex- cellent friend, an earnest worker and true to the end, ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad l year, National Honor Society Z years-Vice Pres,, Junior Play, Baseball 1 year, Bas- ketball l year, Student Coun- cil l year, Future Teachers l year, Band Z years, Chorus 3 years, Yearbook Staff, FUTURE PLANS: College, PET PEEVE: HOBBIES: Reading. SANDRA LEE SUMMERS In the Great Master's steps went she with patience and humility. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad Z years, National Honor Socie- ty, Pres, Nati-onal Honor Society, Future Teachers Z years, Band 4 years, Drum majorette 3 years, Junior Play, Basketball 1 year, Soft- ball 1 year, Chorus 3 years, Yearbook staff 1 year, Class officer Z years, FUTURE PLANS: College PET PEEVE: HOBBIES: Playing Piano, W0 'EAMERA SHY ELMER EUGENE RUGGLES MAX WILLIAM WALLACE 'JY I USSELL LAVERNE ZEIGLER Men of few words are the best men. Il 'Vx' ax He gained no titles. but lost no friends. V I Activities: Band lyear Xp' ,J Activities: Chorus 2 years Chorus l year Junior Play Basketball 3 years FHA l year Softball 3 years Agriculture Club l year Baseball 1 year Future Plans: College Future Plans: Pet Peeve: Pet Peeve: Hobbies: Sports Hobbies: Reading The long awaited Senior Year finally arrives, The weeks are full of activity and planning -- .Qa- '9 ik His W f 'P' , 'im K 4 The Senior Play -- K L I l 'L Q The Senior trip to the Lake of the Ozarks -- The Junior -Senior Banquet being planned by the Junior sponsors -- The great day--GRADUATION-- 13 XX The uf MOST HANDSOME - Danny Rouse MOST BEAUTIFUL - Virginia Ngvinggr MOST TALENT!-ID Laverne Zeigler, .Tanan Polovich A-nav' X .,, , W. ,---,.s...,.,,., CLASS OFFICERS: Danny Rouse-in-'res,J, uoueen Muir - fVice,-Pres,j, Virginia Novinger-fReporterJ, Sandra Summers-fTreas,D, Sharon Lawson - fSec.l, Sponsors. Mrs, Welch, Miss Gentry and Mr, Mudd MOST LAZY - Karen Lloyd, Bill Pickett f:,. re-ff' Q, BEST DRESSED - Larry Muir, Lila Lawrence rf' v- 3 aug, 1 Y' p rf, 5 - r rv Q a r. - f V5 H - ,, ,,,,.a:m-1 v vb. 1' g V Y Y ,- ost xXx MOST STUDIOUS Sandra Summers, Wendell Le ,.,-v' ..-E- - 0 t v C MOST DEPENDABLE Pat Snyder, Hallie De Wayne Moore MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Barbara Coy, Gary Dale Jones MOST ATHLETIC Rose Amidei, GZTY w3Yne -70595 Co!-'r1p1iI-rlents of Sharon Lawson, Harold Sandretto 14 Our 50th Year PALACE BAKERY Serving Northeast Missouri 1 I-4 19 -1 3 E as 1 Q? 'D s Janet Ander son - ' I an -- A I A ' .ff.f'.?1. L: 3 I . ...Q nv F H , A .. 3 if f, J Q -2 'U ,W -fv ,.. . f- 'f .:!.r-:: .1.:..::!'IIS A, fgr.. ,nf no-ouwuuoo Larry Fusselman Hurley Jones Judy Pickett A QP- Daud Williams Patricia Wood av- P '1 Martha B355 Jaqkig Biuingfon Helen Brool-:banks Charles Brundage William Cassady Ronnie Flelder fm ,Q nz i Larry Glaspie nl' James Jones Seventh Grade tis 4' y fx-ni .K rg-.,, ...4 Barbara Hoerrmann Terry Hoermann b -J '-' -v Joyce May Norma Mills ' mr , pi fl 3 ' as as , , Y, f' ff ts 'f ,Lf-::.Ag A pi A t 5 A 1 Mar gar et Quint Vlargaret Williams Bobby Ann Wiyrick Karen Sue Rouse Judy Rush 'N bandra Withrow Carla 7:-1gler S 'Novi Ronnie Holt Llnda Huffman 'James Jamison 'V' ff' Linda Montgomery Vir ginia Sizemore SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS -- Bernard Aruitt pres farla Leigler fv,p47, Judy Pickett fsecj, Janet Anderson trv. as Sponsors: Mrs, I esly and Mrs, Case-lla 1.4 I fl JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right--Ronnie Davis frep,j, Ruth Carol Darr ffreasj, Phyllis Jones Csecj, Sammy Neff fv,p,J, Judy Cr:-ason fpresj Sponsors: Mrs, Slagel and Mrs, Clark FRESHBAAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right--Marilyn Snyder frep,l, Carolyn Bell ffreasj, Bud Leonard fv,p,l, Sammy Snyder fsec,l, Gary Ledford fpres, Sponsors: Mrs, Slater and Mr, Gosser :Yagi 1-IL' Class Ufficers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right--Gordon Blacksmith fsgt, at armsj, Jack Pickett frepj, Pat McVay ftreasj, Gloria Hoermann fseC,l, Ronnie Hooker fv,p,J, Jim Anderson fpresj Sponsors: Mrs, McCartney and Mr, Lee EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS V Left to right--Zelda Jerome fsgi. at armsl, Ronald Shafer ftreasj, Janie Jones fsecj, Sax., Beth Muir fv,p,l. Joe Amedei fpresj xx Sponsors: Mrs, Adams and Mrs, Paris 4 MM , In 3 ...fm L Fourth Grade ROW I, Judy Collins, Anna Marie Grgurich, Cheryl McKeehan, Judy Sullivan, Beverly Hammons, Rita Snow, Vicky Stewart, Lois May, Karen Dixon, Evelyn Grgurich, Donnis Sandretto, Merlyn Klokkenga, ROW II, Larry Nelson, Sharon Billington, Sandra Hoerrmann, Linda Hoerrmann, Charlotte Orek, Donna Sullivan, Marilyn Muir, Cheryl Hightower, Linda Miller, Nancy Robison, ROW III, Ronnie Rouse, Lile Rush, Basil Wood, Dennis Mills, Ruben Withrow, Lucille Perry, Brenda Mitchell, Helena Scrivens, Mary Bass, Joann Clark, David Kettle, Jerry Rezek, Mrs, Millan, the teacher, ROW IV, Gene Vlahovich, Merlene Wallace, Ricky Snow, Jack Patterson, Patricia Truitt, Jimmy Conley, Don Frost, Gary Novinger, Larry Rodgers, Jolene Hoerrmann, Kathren Ruggles, Lavern Salsberry, Third Grade f2O.W I, Karen McKeehan, Vernon Salsberry, Cathy Moore, Janice Buress, Renee Ayers, Dennis Wellglef, Steven Jamison, Joann Wallace, Stephen Lawrence, Larry Hammons, ROW II, Forrest G13 tersrli Pgfrker Wlthrowj Georgie Wiyrick, Janet Crane, Georgie Wharton, Joseph Sizemore, G eruga Olgngef- Allan Hills, Lhavern Lawson, Bobby June Hamilton, ROW III, Mrs, Norma Lou J3::ser'gi.teaCher1-JUdY N0V1nger, Larry Payton, Gary Vlahovich, Thomas Winkler, Calvin L C 0YhROiNll'Evi3 Hamlin, Floyd Ellsworth, Richard Sanford, Loren Dyer, Dennis Jones, Elaine J U as' - Dwight Lawson, Ivan Wallace, Dennis Cunningham, Joan Scriven, Linda Walters Oyce Jones' Roger Cofllev. -I0hn1'lV COHIEV. PSQQV Bean, Larry Harden, Sharon Truitt, ' L N 95. 'D aw-M 1 -3 U me BOYS' BASKETBALL Left to Right First Row --- John D, Truitt, Bill Pickett, Donald Jones, Sammy Neff, Max Wallace, Donald Parsons, Larry Muir, Second Row --- Mr, Gosser fcoachj, Harold Sandretto, Ronnie Davis, Larry Hocker, Ronnie Hocker, Danny Rouse, Perry Broseghini fstudent managerl, Senior High GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to Right First Row --- Colleen Muir, Ruth Carol Darr, Rita Myers, Carol Linder, Rose Amidei, Linda Snyder, Shelda Fiedler , Kibbee Daniels, Second Row --- Mr, Gosser Ccoachl, Shirly Shoop, Chrisann Cory, Sandra Summers, Barbara Darr, Pat Snyder, Beverly Downen, Neva Joyce Moore, Perry Broseghini fstudent managerj, nv BOYS' BASEBALL Left to Rxpht First Raw --- Larry Hocker Perry Eroseghxm Donald Jones Sammy Neff Donald Parson Larry Muir, Marvrn Martxn Ronald Davxs Second Row - Gary Burlton Johnny Nxzzx Harold Sandretto Ronme Hocker Larry Coy Randall Jones Danny Rouse Mr Gosser Kcoacl-3 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Lefi to Rxght First Row --- Snyder, Sec ond Row -- Marie Amedei BOYS' JR, HIGH BASKETBALL Left to Right First Row --- Ronnie Shafer, Sammy Snyder, Frankie Broseghini, Joe Amidei, Bill Downen. Bill Mitchell, Jerald Klokkenga, Second Row --- fCoachJ Mr, Gosser, Richard Dyer, Jackie Billington, Eddie Pierce, Dale Lawson Gary Grubrich, David Scobee, CStudent Manager? Perry Broseghini. Junior igh Basketball GIRLS' JR, HIGH BASKETBALL Leu to Night First Row -- Alta Wallace, Sharon Reese, Linda Daniels, Marilyn Snyder, Daisy Ruggles, Carol Sandstrom, Carolyn Bell Second Row -- Perry Broseghini QStudent Managerl, Shara Beth Muir, Linda Burchett, Phyllis Billington, Judy Pickett, Linda Huffman, Peggy Fiedler, Mr, Gosser ffloachj x,2 ,' X' ' ngfi lf'-L Y if AMERICA First Row --- Ruth Carol Darr, Linda Snyder, Phyllis Ann Jones, Shelda Faye Fiedler, Carol Linder, Neva Joyce Moore, Shirly Shoop, Barbara Coy, Judy Creason, Kibbee Daniels, Glenna Niely, Becky Ellsworth Second Row --- Louise Dyer, Jean Wallace, Beverly Downen, Barbara Darr, Carolyn Cowan, Harold Sandretto, Gary Dale Jones, Laverne Zeigler, Don Parsons, Gary Wayne Jones, Hallie DeWayne Moore, Danny Rouse, Loyce Brundage, Mary K, McVay, Linda Jones, Carol Sandstrom, Delores Casey, Mrs, Slagel, fadvisorl Third Row --- Carolyn Bell, Patsy McVay, Karen Hammons, Linda Daniels, Janie Creason, Marilyn Synder, Eudora Harden, Patty Pope, Virginia Novinger, Darlene Brundage, Gloria Hoerrmann, Future Homemakers Uf America To help the individual improve personal, family, and community living is the goal of F. H. A, Students taking homemaking courses in junior and senior high school are eligible to join, The organization has state and national connections, Since our nation is only as Strong as the home is strongg the F, H, A, is an organization fulfilling a vital need, Future Teachers Of America The main purpose of F, T, A, is to acquaint students interested in teaching with the history, problems, ideas, and struggles of the teaching profession, In this era of a shortage of qualified teachers the F, T, A, is a wonderful means of aiding the educational progress of our country, First Row --- Glenna Neely, Janan Polovich, Colleen Muir, Pat Snyder, Sandra Summers, Karen Lloyd, Virginia Novinger, Becky Elsworth, Second Row --- Mrs, McCartney fsponsorl, Carol Linder, Sherly Shoop, Neva Moore, Linda Snyder Shelda Fiedler, Judy Creason. Kibbee Daniels, Darlene Brundage. Karen Hammons, Mr, Harpham fsponsorl, A-. 3 I . 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I '?,ssf,u1f'- .,-A. .uf ,: 'V 'K A -. fi 31 F5 TH , lv 1 e , ,V 5 , ,Q MV, V: L W1 , . -QA 21211.44-Q., ich ju af' 5 Q' a N ' V ii Last Will And Testament OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1957-1958 OF REORGANIZED DISTRICT R 1 The Novinger Class of 1958, being in as good mental condition as can be expected, and better humor than usual, do hereby make this last will, To the Juniors, we leave the title of seniors to see if they can live up to our repu- tation, To the Sophomores, we leave the beams of our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in school, To the Freshmen. we leave our ability to learn, and hope they do better with it than we did, To the Freshmen-to-be, we leave our courage because they will need it in their next four years, To the faculty, all we can say is better luck next year in teaching the seniors, The individual seniors will their personal possessionsaS follows: Janan Polovich wills her ability to go steady with boys who drive new cars to Shelda Fiedler, William Pickett wills his crew cut to Ronnie Davis, Perry Broseghini wills his manly powers to David Scobbee, Don Parsons wills 6 inches of height to Bobby Pope, Danny Rouse wills his ability to tell the funniest jokes, not to get any laughs, to Johnnie Nizzi who can think them up, Wendell Lee wills his intelligence to Weldon True, Max Wallace wills his shyness to Bob Jones, Harold Joe Loper wills his ability to study for tests and still flunk them to Henry Dau Breese, Marvin Martin wills his ability to play drums to Gerald Klokkenga, Elmer Ruggles wills his ability to grow a mustache and sideburns to Billy Mitchell, Gary Dale Jones wills his ability to get a 5000 word theme to Ronnie Hocker who has a good start, Harold Sandretto wills his ability to get married right after high school to Gordon Blacksmith, Colleen Muir wills her ability to tap dance to Mr, Gosser, Larry Muir wills his ability to copy in American Problems to anyone who is slick enough to get by with it, Pat Snyder and Virginia Novinger will their ability to go to the dance and get a date to anyone who thinks they can do it, Sandra Summers wills her ability to go steady all through her senior year to Carol Linder, Lila Jean Minnix wills her ability to get married before her senior year is up to anyone who can, Hallie De Wayne Moore wills his curley hair to John McVay, Karen Lloyd wills her ability to get out of class to anyone slick enough to get by with 'fi I. 'i QQ 'M l m 4 ' q Barbiira Coy wills her pony tail to Becky Ellsworth, m: Sharon Lawson wills her ability to drive new Fords around to Linda Snyder, -my Wesley May wills his bashfulness to Bob Jones, Gary Wayne Jones wills his charm to John D, Truitt, 1 .44 Layton Dixon wills his height to Weldon True, Laverne Zeigler wills his ability to go steady to Tommy Jones, Rose Amedei wills her ability to go with boys who are going steady to anyone who rates that well. eo- can 'TR 'V Nga E --I' X 5, Adam may 4-as x BAIOTTO 8 GASPERI INC BILLY CREEK COAL CO INC BLACKSMITH COAL CO INC STEELE BROS GARAGE MCCLINE HARDWARE , Q O, 0 'Y Novinger, Missouri K1rksv111e The Bank of Kirksville M15 sourx Tydal Flylng A Champlon Plugs Nov1nger Gouchers Serv1ce Statlon And Garage On H1ghway 6 Phone IV 8 2141 Delco Batte rles Gates Belts MISSOHTI f' uve astral russoum I-owen A ucur couuuuv Eledrocollyl COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY e e-'r 'll 'A ,C . ' .CO . 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