Oak Grove High School - Panther Yearbook (Oak Grove, MO)

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C L A S S W I L L To you who are left behind, we leave these, our best known characteristics and our outstanding abilities. May you have as much fun with them as we nave had. Ann Young leaves her good grades to Alvin Douglas and her place on the ball teams to Lola Jean Mansell. Bob iMule7 Middleton leaves his haircut to anyone who wants it, and his long, dark eyelashes to Mildred Ruckdeschell. Betty Davis leaves her long blond hair to Steve Romanchuck. John Cline wills his quietness to Mary Lou Grayum. Sharon Jones leaves her to Dorothy Axsom and her pleasant smile to Josephine Stagg. Vernon Lunceford leaves some of his height to nSonnyN Graham. Walter Grayum leaves his ability to have his lessons prepared by class-time to Don Adams, and his yearbook worries to next year's editor. Roger lane wills his trumpet playing abilities to Arthur Lee Wilkinson. Betty Buzzard leaves her ability to stay with only one man for more than a week at a time to Lillian Jones. Shirley Larson leaves her very friendly nature to the lucky person who can get it. Doris Stephenson wills her senior wedding bells to the first junior who takes the big step. Patty Wood leaves her ability to concentrate on her studies to Jimmy Cummins, Florence Canfield leaves her muscles to Gene Scofield- Esther Agnew leaves the pieces of her American history to any person who can find them. lois Powell wills her temper to Wayne Webb. Wilma Arvin leaves her beautiful eyes to Eddie Morrow and her slim figure to Gene Perry. Gary Mainard leaves all his jokes to Georgia Rae Osklns and his way with the girls to Bill Dean. Ed Lawson wills his place on the basketball team to Dwight Heath. Jack Hackley wills his boxing ability- to John Williams, and along with Daren Davis , wills his knack of thinking up excuses to Gary Costin. Also Daren leaves his guard position on the football team to Billy Williams. Paul Clampitt leaves his Model-A to the school's bicycle rider, Don Scofield, and his girl troubles to Jimmy Martin. John Greer wills his good-naturedness to Patsy Shaw, and his ability to be industrious to Joan Adams. Keith Wheaton leaves his seat in the back of the study hall to Nancy Baker. Ray Morrison leaves his left-half-back position to David Heath and his parts in the one-act plays to WSonnyN Webb. To the HIGH SCHOOL we leave you all the fun in school you can possibly have and success in all sports and activities. To THE TEACHERS: we leave you nothing but bad memories of this class. But we do thank you for the innumerable'things you have done for us--and thanks for the knowledge, whether little or much, which you have helped us to attain. QBy Ray Morrisonl