Randall Rural High School - Panther Yearbook (Randall, KS)

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we, the Seniors, w1ll to the Freshmen our pop stand, hoping they will make nore money than we did I, Lyle Mahin, will my ability to hunt deer Cdearl to Orman Woolsey I, Beverly Mahin, will my portable typewriter to Bob McElroy I hope you can type 70 words a minute by the end of next year I, Lois Trussell, will my ability to get along with people Barbara Stilley and my Ford to anyone who can drive it I, Marguerite Hoel, will my height to Martha Clawson You'll be sorry, Martha I, Bill Trussell, will my football helmet to Norman Hoard, although I don't think he will ever be as good a player as I was I, Robert Stinson, will my ability to pole vault to Gerald Means, just don't break your back going up and your legs coming down I, Harold Purcell, will my ability to drive a Ford car to Gene Holt Happy landing, Gene I, Buddy Redmond, will my ability to play football and be a star back like Lujack to Vaughn Prather, my tackle like Weatherall to Danny Shamburg, t play like Bill McCall from Stanford to Richard Shelton, and to play center like Bulldog Turner, who plays for the Chicago Bears, to Orman Woolsey my ewff? 454 'Dfw 'M Ruth Burk, Cook Esther Means, Cook Merle Griffitts, Janitor MMMX '7f0'ff'9!ff x0 'fwfffwmafyli Marold Farce!! 7 to O W 5 n f , l ,fn W 'I '4,r 1 I I -A , f I WPA c I' Jaw 47 K ff 9 vx' 75

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We nad heard that the scenery around the Great Lakes was v ry beautlful in the springtlme, so we decided we would f'nd out for our selves 'e wanted to take a boat ride on each of the creat Lakes, so e b an our excursion on Lake Superior Next we toured around Take llchigan Being close nlght tdere We saw a ever eaten much Ph nese paying our checks, whom corner, but the former to Battle Creek, we decided to snend the Chinese restaurant, and since none of us had food we dec ded to try it Just as we were should we se sitting at a little table in the Lols Trussell and her husband, Jack Slater lhen Lols and her nusband invited us to spend the n ght at their home we all acc nted without hesitation because mr funds were running short and we still had a long way to go The next mornlng we thanked Nr and hrs Slater for a most enjoyable VlSlt, and continued our tour of the lakes After tour ng Lake Ontar o, we consulted our road map and found that it Nasn't far to New York, scmwe decided we would go there and see the sights when we arrived in New York, we heard that the Queen Nary as preparing to sail We thought it would oe interesting to explore the loading docks and latch the ships leave harbor Arriving at the docks we were surnrlsed to see another of our school mates, Buddy Redmond, preparlng to ascend the gang plank We hurried and stopped le VlUb on the Queen Dary for Parls, where he will attend Art School Since the ship was nearly ready to sail, we left Buddy, wishing him much success Upon leaving New York, we decided to tour the South We stooped in Rockholt, Kentucky for lunch After we succeeded in finding a place to park, we were stunned when we saw our old friend Bob Stinson walk ing down the street We hailed him down and ask him what he was do ing in Rockholt He told us he was making a short visit with his re latives before resuming his coaching at Texas University Inviting him to eat lunch with us, we had an enjoyable Vlslt After a while, ve decided we had better get started on our homeward journey Je bade Bob good bye and started back to our car hen we ,ot as far as Vnnoria it was about dark e decided to see what shows were playiny le saw a sho: we thought we would like so we topped Just as we were gomng into the theater we saw our old scdoolmate, Marguerite Hoel andher fiancee Marguerite told us she was teaching the third rled in the spring guerite happiness ho e Ve were a l oeHlOTS dolng so well We, the present this We, the they can use We, the food so they We, the sandpaper all We, the together. We and fourth grades at nmpor1a They olar to be mar of 1963 Since it was getting late, we wished Mar and went to the show After the show, we returned very tired, but we were happy to have found the '52 Class Will Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind and memories, as our last will and testament Senlors, will to the teachers, their shot gun tests so them again next year Seniors, will to the cooks, our ability to eat a lot of will be kept busy next year some sandpaper so he can Seniors, will to the janitor of our initials off the desks our ability to get along Seniors, will to the Juniors hear they could really use it. We, the Seniors, will to the Sophomores the ability to make a hundred dollars so they can give the Seniors a very impressive banquet. 6 . . 5 o 0 J K V YF 1 A Af' o 1 li A , 4 w ey . A . 1 N 'A A O 1- I ' I . . , . , v ' i q u ' , e n . . C HI, . w 1 ' ,ew , ' Y - ' . - ' 1 J . , L .. , . a O O i . i , . A O W k W . g ,. I v A . 'I' V , 1 D A I , A Y A , l Buddy and talked to him for a few minutes. Buddy told us he was 8 ' 'L 17 ' . , - ' X 1 , ,J ,. . O 1 YP o - A . . . A , - , - ' W 0 ' . 4. O l . . 'rl . - C A . 'll -a I yy vw A, ,J A Q , v 4 , 1 ft. tin -V, t S A . 1 ' X . l .l A ' . , U 'T 1 C 7-1L,. ... Q L 4 u - - Q 2 , - 1 . - - o . m . 2 f 1 0 . . C O . . O U

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