Prescott High School - Eagle Yearbook (Prescott, IA)

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W I le the Senior Class of 'Sl being of sound mind, sometimes questioned by faculty members, and having but an undetermined length of time to lin ger within thehalls of our High School, which will set a course for our future, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause Clause l To our much appreciated janitor, we leave our task of cleaning up the lunch room used during the basketball games, all the paper be hind the radiator in the math room, the numerous wads of gum that he can flnd almost any place on the east side of the Assembly, and the apple cores and candy bar wrappers in the library To the Juniors, we will the co operation which has existed among our fellow members throughout the high school years To the Sophomores, we will all of our us, ycu'll need them when it comes to markably different banquet To the Freshmen, we'll will our notes that they will be taken good care of with the teachers and each other To the bus drivers we will the remaining amount of to buy a new bus, which consist of a new penny and a We girls will the limited space in our locker rooms basketball girls To the future basketball boys we will our ability to practice and so good in a game brilliant ideas, and believe thinking up ideas for a re on how to initiate, and hope plus our ability to get along our class funds worn out nickel to the oncoming look so poor in I, Marjo Botkin, will my cheerleading outfit to anyone with a spare shoe horn and a book on reducing I, Danny Brown, will my ability to get up at 8 S and be at school by 8 SO to Reldon Stamper Believe me it took a lot of practice and a lot of tardy marks I, Dick Brown, will my position as student manager to Larry Antisdel I, Larry Campbell, will my famous baseball pitch to Artie Hinen Treat it carefully I, lartha Davis, will my basketball suit to Gail Pritchard Better start growing, Gail it have any effect to Joye I, Audrey Henderson, will who wants it I, Dallas Hofmeister, will one else could get by with I, Rosemary Hollingsworth, to Darvey Bissell Ryan and my short hair to Dorothy Vlcker the engagement ring I sent back to anyone my ability to get caught doing things any will my job as Editor of the Annual to ' Public Morris Claussen and my basketball shoes to anyone with large enough feet I, Claudean Lundhigh will my height to Marilyn McKee, who could do without it I, Arnold Nelson, will my little book, 'Eat and Grow Big' to Lois Williams I do believe she could use it I, Carita Outhler, will my 'An grades to Gilbert Travis, along with my physics book, which he is welcome to I, Clevune Tanner, will my pep and job as head cheerleader to Norma Tucker, who will be a senior next year Keep 'em jumping I, label Williams, will my ability to be quiet to Ronald Hunter and my blond hair to Betty Ryan We, Dick and Arnold, will our ability of being the best drivers in school to Wilfred Hubatka and Harold Dillon We, Carita and Clevune, will our gab sessions in the office to Matt Hiller and Jerry Cunningham WITNESSED BY Napoleon Notary Dagwood Bumstead Carita Amos an Andy ouchier Irma f' '5'lgned'by Eh CLASS of 'Sb ' I the 2-- - I 3..- I H-- - 5.- 6.- 7-- D 8-- e 9-- :u l0-- ' ll-- 12-- c ' . Clause 13--I, Marilyn Goodw1n,. will my ability to eat all I want and never let 1u-- ' 15-- ' 16-- y ' 17-- , 1B-- ' 19-- O C 2o-- ' 21-- I I 22-- ' 23-- ' V 5 X g X Il X we X y

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Senior Class Play he Senior Class of Sl presented a three act play ent tled Lights Out A pleasant house party and a possible buyer for the old Stilwell estate That was all Agnes Harwood had expected when she invited several acquaintances for a week end at the mansion But what a night of thrills and chills lay ahead for both guests and hostess! a night filled with creeping figures, ghostly threats and a strange voice in the dark Mrs Harwood has inherited the mansion from her uncle, the late Albert Stilwell She and her daughter, Doris Harwood, return from the Nest Coast to dispose of the estate Agnes invites the prospective purchaser to the mansion with the hope that one of them will buy the propert ov r toe week end But Doris receives a letter, warning her that her mother must not sell the mansion the message is signed Albert Stilwell Doris is thoroughly alarmed and wlcomes the unexpected arrival of Neil Parker, a young detective story writer with whom she is in love Both Neil and Doris are convinced that the old mansion holds a mystery Neil suggests that the guests play a game called Wurder Nhile the lights are out one of the guests, who has posed as Vicky Wayne, a young society girl, screams and disappears In the darkness a ghostly voice suddenly warns Mrs Harwood that the mansion must not be sold And into the terrorizing situa tion walks the real Vicky Wayne'H Thrills and action mount as Neil attempts to solve the mystery nach guest appears to have a secret reason for being at the Stilwell mansion Step by step Neil uncovers the veiled motives of each and at least reveals the amazing secret which for years has been shrouded in the old house CAST Agnes Harwood Clevune Tanner Doris Harwood Claudean Lundhlgh Carl Emerson Larry Campbell Vicky wayne Rosemary Hollingsworth Marilyn Goodwin Helen Freeland Carita Outhier Nell Parker Dallas Hofmelster John Bates Arnold Nelson Susan Bates Skip Davis villlam Patterson Vaughn Dick Brown Ella Tucker Marjo Botkin Benny King Danny Brown Make up Audrey Henderson Prompter Mabel Williams Director Mr Buddy We would like to thank Mr Bundy and all the others who helped make our may a success ' ' ll ll T ' - 1 . . . . - . . l I . y e A - . L Y Ci . c U -ur vv - . .. . . , e . I I - ... F . A . . ' l . . .. ..... .... .. .... I0 w n OOIOUIOIIOI ' ...... . .. ... .... .... .... Ofiiwlotlill w it . .............. ...... .............. ..... . .... I .. .. . .. ... ocowouooooools o c un on' .. . . . ...,... ' 0 Y . I . 0 . V .