Oneida High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oneida, KS)

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f t i : i i f i y | { [ } i ‘ The Senior Class of 1953, being of sound mind, excluding our idiocyncrasies, taking int o consideration our well develo- ped manners, our serene and punctual attendance of classes, our initiative, co-operation and our recoursefulness do hereby publish and execute this, our will and testament. I, Lucille Reasy, will my library work to Jerome Allen my General Science ability to the on coming Freshmen, fand my typing ability to LaRae Chandler, 1 leave my study halls to Rosie Lierz, my center position, ard basketball suit § to my sister Phyllis Reasy. I leave my seat in the study hall to Jerry Seibenmorgan; my glasses to anyone who'd wear them, I, Aurellia Grose, will my shower cap to Barpvara King until she gets hers, my class ring to Mr. Baker, so he won't have to always bring it to me. I leave my thirftyness to a couple of spendthrifts, R. H. and L. C. I leave my splend- id grammer and spelling to the Junior Boys, my quietness in study halls to Rosalita Lierz, my typing A's to Wanda, maybe she can get one.!' I leave my hand book, Learning to Drive to Jerry Seibenmorgan, maybe he'll be as fine a teacher as I have been. I give my seat in study hall to the one and only Buddy Bauman. Since I have set the record for always being on time I leave this to Betty and Kendall to uphold. I, Sharon Gormley, leave my drivers license, and my ford to Wanda Baker, my gum wrappers to Annette Anderson, all my endearing young charms to all those in need of them, I also leave my beautiful- ly cultivated voice to Vaden Allen, with these words of hope: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. I leave my tom-boyish personality and my jeans to Alice Koch, my basketball suit, if it isn't too big, to Jean Pendland, and you can have my position, too. My class punctuality, I give to Roger Allen, and my history grades to Jerry Norton, my seat in the study hall to Rex Allen, if he wil stay in it as I have always done. I leave my end position at the cafeteria table to Jeannie Boltz, in between the boys, Jeannie. We three leave the ability to vote unanimously on all important measures to the Freshmen, our better than average choice of class rings to the Sophmores, and to our most co-operative associates, the Juniors, we leave our righteousness, well rounded personalities and our uncommonly good looks. We leave our appetites for lunch to the on comming Freshmen, if they will take their place and be patient as we always were. To our dearly beloved teachers(we shall always hold you close to our hearts) we leave to the next classes, and hope they will appreciate and love them, even as we have been appreciated and loved. We leave our erasers, pencils, and other parephenalia to the teachers to distribute as prizes among the well behaved under graduates. SIGNED of Howe Yee Lease?

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Barbara King President Dick Hittle LaRae Chandler Raymond Hoover Jerry Norton Vice-President Secratary Shirley Speilman Treasurer mma Wanda Baker Reporter y Kay Hittle Buddy Bauman