Prairie High School - Commentator Yearbook (Sharpsville, IN)

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' A -- 1 A W. eep-1 , vu-f.-ur-.fe v ' 'W l. ' ' -' 1 The Seniors have had an enjoyable time together. A few parties have been enjoyed as well as a trip to Indianapolis. Events yet to look forward to are the taking of pictures, the senior class play, and the various exercises attending graduation. Now that the longed-for spring is here We anxiously await, The coming of the glorious night When we shall graduate. Then out into the busy world We each of us must go, And what our fortunes are to be 'Tis not for us to know. But whether failure or success Attend our future ways, 'Twill be with pleasure We'1l recall these happy days. - Rosemary'Kelsey 4 4 4 4 4 4 Repose At evening when the crimson West Has disappeared behind the hill, All my much-dreaded chores are done And all the world seems quiet and still. Then I recline in my favorite nook With some rosy apples and my favorite book. Ah! this is comfort, my cares of the day With the crimson sunset have faded away. - Leone Hicks tif-Abi -,W .-1 LT wo ' ' . . 3' ii W ivy f - 3 'rl?1:i , '5'-' L a. 'i' ,5- lv

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K- ..r v,5fA-gif, -Q, OUR WILL We, the Seniors of P.H.S. supposed to be of as sound mind and disposing memory as the average, do hereby make, publish and declare this, the following, to be our last will and testament, revoking all wills heretofore made by us. Items I, Leone Hicks, do will and bequeath my lipstick and rouge to Betty Lindley that she may use them as faithfully as I have. I, Bob Miller, bequeath my comb to Billy Kelley that he may use it as much as I. I, Mary Alice Cooper, bequeath my magic telescope to Mr. White that he can tell exactly who threw the paper wad. I, Bob Linebaek, do bequeath Mrs. Cole a chair that can't be tied to window cords or leaned together to fall to pieces when she sits down. I, Marjorie Shuck, do will and bequeath my height to Mr. Higgins so he will not be too short. I, Bob Jarrett, bequeath my clownish manners to Forest Allen that some day he can be equal to Will Rogers. I, Jean Lacy, bequeath my brown hair to Mr. Pennington that rith it he may disguise his own salt-and-pepper hair. I, Bob Hodshire, bequeath my surplus weight to Russel Flick. I, Betty Grimme, bequeath my sweet disposition to the future classes of Prairie. I, Bob Wooldridge, bequeath my quietness to Helen Nation. I, Rosemary Kelsey, bequeath my Latin ability to Helen Jackson, that she may also win the county contest. I, Roscoe Shuck, bequeath my basket-ball technique to Bud Barr. I, Mary McKinney, do will and bequeath my ability to sit back and listen in class meetings to Harold Tyner. I, Lloyd Lewis, bequeath my artistic ability to Francis Harlow, that he can draw the teachers' pictures to hang in the URogue's Galleryu. I, Bessie Crail, bequeath my ability to train mosquie toes not to bite to Esther Doenges. I, Wilbur Hoback, do will and bequeath my pigeon toes to Miss Rosenstihl that she may stumble and make a little noise while checking the Study Hall. f3TF'f?ZCH2Yf53W- 3 -755' 7