Orient High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Orient, IA)

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Last Wzll and Testament of the Semor Class We the Senlor Class of 1953, c1ty of Orlent, county of Ada1r, state of Iowa, be1ng of sound m1nd, perfect Judgment, untold knowledge al1z1ng that we are the extraordlnary class wh1ch trod the halls of the d1st1ngu1shed O H S , do make, publ1sh and declare th1s to be the last w1ll and testament of the Senlor Class To the Junlors we leave our row of seats nearest the wlndows I John Merle Stewart do hereby w1ll and bequeath my whlskers to Ronald Reppllnger who needs some I Betty Mae Conard do hereby w1ll and bequeath my Sunday dr1v1ng t Ronald Reppllnger, and my ab1l1ty to hold my temper to Dorothy Lauer I J1m Sm1th do hereby w1ll and bequeath my nlckname Sm1tty to Red Red Horse Rlchard The Bouncer Reddlngton, who doesn t have ONE I N1na Recoy do hereby w1ll and bequeath my love for school t Marllyn Powers I Chuck Clayton do hereby w1ll and bequeath my knack for hav1ng car trouble to S1d Strong I Don Leedom do hereby w1ll and bequeath my n1ce wavy ha1r and Manly Physlque to Dlck Reha I D1ck Bradley do hereby w1ll and bequeath my curls and Squeaky vo1ce to Theresa L1lly Lowell E Mllls do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to love one glrl and one glrl only to Red Redd1ngton Harold Woodrlch do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to dr1ve w1th one hand to Jack McBr1de who seems to need another one O O , re- M . V . . O ' ' ' ' Y' ' 'Y ll If YU ' YI IV ' V . . 0 ' ' 'V Il '

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Prophecy The othex day I was mCqS1Dg around home, and I dee1ded to take a look 1nto the future and see what I gould f1nd out about the Sen1o1 Class of 1953 Hexe 1S what I found Donald Downlng as you ll remember, was a good football player s naturally he s maklng the best of lt He 1S now playlng fullback for the Greenbay Packels I hear he 1S dO1Hg very well Gene McKee was always a hard woxker 1D all h1s Jobs so he lb now wo1k1ng 1D the Pennsylvanla Coal Mlnes I hear he 1S the cand1date for Presldent to succeed John L Lew1s Good luck Gene graduated, went to AIB 1D Des Molnes to IIDISH her course Sue now typlng 100 wolds per m1nute and takes d1ctat1on at 175 words per m1nute At the present she s personal secretary of the Pres1dent of the Unlted States Ruth Weed 1S now studylng mus1c under Madame Chacoushy, the famous opera soprano Ruth 1S now dolng very well She Slngb at least three t1mes a week at the Metropolltan Opera House Darlene Gordon, we see, was marrled shortly after gladuatlng bhe and Dale l1ve Just outslde Orlent They have one Chlld Dale Jr who really keeps Darlene on the move D1ck Bradley and Lowell Mllls were always Joklng and laughlng wh1le 1n school Well, as you m15ht guess they are now one of Amerlca s most famous comedy teams Dlck I hear, lS a second Jerry Lew1s, w1th Lowell as h1S partnel 1 r H 1 ' H w ' . I ' I O , . T Q . . . N L , Q . . I. .9 i i., ' . Q . , . Kathleen Fry, as you'll remember, was a very good typist. When she . , . . :S . , . 1 . ' . I i C b . K Q . ' . r . . . . . . . , i, . i .T . , ' 1 . , . . .