Prairie City High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Prairie City, IA)

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Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of l950, being of sound mind and memory do hereby establish this to be our last will and testament! I, Lowell Frazer, will my piano to Patty Roberts, who could give it some use. I, Ronald Vande Lune, will my ability to slide corners to Marvin Van Puersem. I, Gene Vande Lune, will my winning ways with women to Dwain Bos who would like to have some of Gene s charms. I, Mary Albright, will my hope chest to Bettye Headlee, who will be in need of one. I Laura Belle French, will my quietness to Bob warner, my won't the school be quiet? I, Mona Van Steenbergen, will my height to Keith Thornton, whose wise cracks need some protection. I, Regina Sanger, will my ability to draw to all of the school artists. I, Ronald Bales, will my schoolastic ability to Darwin Ruggless. I, Mary Lou Helm, will my place in the resturant to anyone who wants it. J I, Laverne Rouwenhorst, will my basketball ability to June ennings. I, Dwight Kennedy, will my ring to Jean Thompson???7? I, Bob Patterson will my ability to roller skate to Bob Vander Zyl, who is badly in need of it. I, Dwight Churchill, will my ability to hit the hoop to the ncinderella Boys.W I, Bob Jennings, will the presidency of the Senior class to some unfortunate Junior. I, Meredith Van Zee, will my pickup to the Verwer twins who are badly in need of one. 0 b I, Marilyn Knight, will my speed in shorthand to Betty Jo s orn. I, Larry Beaver, will my ability to write 3,000 word themes to some unfortunate student. I, Max Van Horn, will my spot light to all would-be lovers lane disturbers. Jim Welcher and Ray McFadden leave their places at NScoop'sN to any eligible members of the Freshman class. , Dwane Clark, will my car to some unfortunate under class- mane Shirley Walker and Esther Jabaai will their ability to talk in the halls to some meek freshmen. My won't things liven up again. I, Milhed Pulver willmy accuracy in typing to Bill Timmons. Eunice Enyart wills her dimples to anyone who would like to have them. I, Doris Booth, will my saddle to next year's post guard. To this last will and testament, we, the senior class of 1950, do hereby place our sign and seal this 26th day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1950.