Raymond High School - Hilite Yearbook (Raymond, KS)

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P' l 1 b . N r r V w E i 5 E L. . Jn- . . . ll.--.,..,,. -W- f ., v -Y-,pm-g.... Y-f-.----.V-an--f--af,,..,, -f-1,7 - -ff'-- - f-Y afa- Artiele Ten. To Marjean Kinisen we will an adding machine to help her along in her bookkeeping, Article Eleven. To Billy Ward, Ngrman Eatinger leaves his basketball goals. Article Twelve. To Orval Clothier, Walter Bever wills his place as grand champion story teller. Article Thirteen. To John Lipe, Myrtle Williamson leaves her typing ability. Article Fourteen. To Junior Cate, Ernest Smith wills his grades in agriculture. Article Fifteen. To Hazel Morgan we leave all the ink her. To Pete Burns we will a pair of pink that has been taken from Article Sixteen. pajamas. In witness whereof, we, the senior class of Raymond High School, .have to this, our last will and testament, subscribed our names this seventeenth day of May, l958. Signed, .Jan c5fi'lll 11.a1 ' ' W F i .Bk 022.1 JA .ur A sham 5 J 4 J4.-.!A 4...4.iJ.. , . I' I ' X EM IIHAALAAA -.' v .r .. 1-4 1 I 1 A V 45111. . X114 445454 ' ' U 4V'l ..v.LAL,.' .J 1 .4444 11 The foregoing instrument was at the date aforesaid signed and declared by the senior class to be the last will and tes- tament, in the presence of us, who at their request, and in the presence of each ether, have subscribed our names as wit- nesses. - City Marshal Chief Dog Catcher Thus endeth the will of the senior class. Thus exits a great class from these halls of learning. V Y.-.,.-,,..-.,.

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