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

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CLASS WILL f These Things We Leave You J In this year of our Lord, 1953, the 14th day of May, we--the Seniors of Oak Grove High School--being of sound mind and judgment do leave this--our first, last, and in-between will. lWe ask that the present Junior Class see that this will is properly administered upon. J Joan Adams wills her ability to make eyes in the halls to anyone who can get by with it. Dorothy Axsom leaves her quiet way to Donnie Gauldin. Curtis Day leaves his place on the basketball team to Allen Morgan, Nancy Baker leaves her vast collection of jokes to Francine Moore. Mary Ellen Barker leaves her fickle eye to Barbara Buzzard. Mary Ellen Bozarth leaves her way with the younger boys to Gwyn Wilkinson. Joan Duvall wills to Judy ,Reagin her quiet disposition. Jean Green wills her out-of-town boy friends to Sandra Jones, Fae Moore Miller wills her rings to anyone who has that ambition. Glenn Williams wills his sharp car to Mrs. Peck. Braddy Marble leaves his job taking football boys to practice to Larry Burchett. David Heath leaves all his fans his fondest memories and smelling salts, Norma Simmons wills her raceful walk to Mymetta Noltensmeyer. Jackie Ewing wills her abilqty to sit down and read a book to Charles Madsen, Raymond Linquist wills his snore in English class to Everette Johnson. I im Cummins wills his pet hobby to the squirrels. Donna Warren wills her ability to go steady to Mary Frances Adams. Sharon Hutchings wills her twirling ability to her students. Mary Lou Grayum wills her good habits to Philip Jones. Mary Belle Sears wills her correspondence to Dorothy Booker. Roberta Brown leaves her photography position on the Yearbook Staff to K. Herman. Bonnie Trabue wills her ability to do character parts in plays to the characters in the Junior class. Sonny Webb leaves his sunny disposition to anyone stuiny enough to be as sunny. Bill Dean wills his charter membership in the 'Fresh Air and Sunshine Club to Allen Morgan, Lawrence Dennis leaves his position on the Art Staff to Dale Johnson, Gene Turner wills his peaceful ways to Joyce Lunceford, Jimmy Reagin leaves his good grade in Chemistry to Bill Wildschuetz. Ronnie Reagin wills his nice, sweet, quiet disposition to anyone who has the ears to listen to himself. Arthur Wilkinson wills his ring to any deserving girl. Johnny Williams wills his first-chair position in e All-State Orchestra to his cousin Jim. As a whole, we Seniors leave to this school our many happy memories. To the faculty we leave one box of aspirin to k-ill the headaches we have caused them, To the underclassmen we leave our hopes, ambitions, and only our good habits, May you reap from our shining example! Signed: The Senior Class of 1953 Witnesses: Steve Romanchuk Albert Hayes

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