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Marilyn 'Casey Schroeder wills her blurred negatives, burnt flashbulbs, Sadie, her battered camera, and ability to take pictures without film to next year's photographer staff. Bonnie Lawson wills her talent to find trouble to Charles Marshall and her ability to get bawled out by Mr. Richard Meyer to any student planning to attend Missouri Valley College to become a Biology teacher. Bonnie wills also her Pep Squad vice-president's headaches to next year.'s selection. Kay Trigg wills her loud mouth to any- one who thinks he can take over the job. John Belger and Larry Hall will their football jerseys 39 and 44 and their towel collection to Tom Butterfield and Kenneth Brown. Kurt Larsen wills to Bob Shanahan his position in Mr. Horn's office and his ability to get along with Freshman girls he grudging- ly wills to Jim Brown. Anita Louser wills her ability to make up nicknames for PG Hall to Barbara Vaught and her chair in band between Rusty Long and Nelson Allen to any poor sap who thinks they won't go nuts within the year. Carol Lee Gartin wills her editorship on the news page of the RAYFLECTOR to anyone who enjoys journalism enough to accept it. Lou Ann Lowery and Charlotte Rhoads will the Pep Squad's symbals and bass drum to any girls who think they can take the beating. Fred Glover wills his ability in math to any girls who can beat him at a game of Post Office. Contestants please phone Fleming 1885. Judy Martin leaves her leftover head- aches and late RAYFLECTORS and stories to next year's third quarter editor. ' Dale Pugh wills his famous number 15 jersey to the Raytown Hall of Fame for all the fine little girls to pine after. Virginia Hessler wills the gossiping in the office to Betty Davison, and her car troubles to anyone who wants them. Pat Wilson wills her ability to go steady so many tixnes to any capable girl. Wanda Owens wills her well-worn typing eraser to her sister, Marlene. Sherlene Williams wills her successes i.n home economics to Donna Horng that is, if she wants the pricked fingers that go with it. Peggy Smith wills her beat-up old sprained ankles to anyone capable of handling them before an important event. Peggy Wills also the joys and sorrows of being head majorette to Judy Ward. Wayne Davis wills his superior intelli- gence to the entire Senior class of next year, with these parting words, There's enough for everyone. Beth Lee wills her quiet ways in home economics class to Sharon Lackey. Bob McLain wills his ability to ditch study hall and eat lunch early to Tom Eubank. Carl Marberry wills his ability to growl to Mr. McGhee. Emily Jo Berry wills her ability to cram for Mr. Meyer's biology tests to ...vii , ,. '11 .- Senior ill Sandra Melvin or anyone who is fortunate enough to get him next year. Ray Mosey wills his slim figure to Linda Stout. Kevin Brownfield wills his Family Relations book to anyone havingttrouble getting dates. The cheerleaders of 1954-1955 will to the cheerleaders of 1955-1956 all their carwotts, wabbits, telephones, dogs, and periscopes with which they had so many laughs. The Four Stooges fPorky, Shams, Buttons, and Fannie, will their ability to get their homework done due to the community project method, their dry, witty sayings, and the sneaky ways they get out of class to any four girls who think they are capable of keeping up the good work. ,. Carole King wills her good looks to her younger sister, Saundra George. , The Barbaras Wolfe and Moore will their typing ability to the Jirns Ward and Baker. f Frankie Allison wills her backward, shy, and queenly ways to all future R.. H. S. home-coming queens. Mary Lee Baker wills her Shams to Barbara Lambrecht, who from all appear- ances, really needs them. Barbara Hoenshell wills her amazing ability to win all the Universal, no wrin- kles contests to Karen Lynne Pratt. Kay Gibbons leaves her power over men to Barbara Lambrecht. Mardue Walters wills her desire to be a good model to Jacque Stehlik. Mardue also wills her name Molus to anyone whb is mean enough to capture it. Jean Bowser leaves her little black book entitled, One Thousand Easy Ways To Get Out of Study Hall to Dixie Dale. Gerald McKee wills his middle name, Elxno, to Wayne Green. Carole Ridley Sailors wills her' magni- ficent ability ior catching a man to the future Senior class, who obviously need it. Barbara Spencer wills a dirty uniform and a beat-up baton to anyone Wn0 has a strong arm and is immune to colds. Tina-Lee Shelden leaves to her twin sisters all the unused paint and brushes waiting in the art room under the care of Miss Packard. Hale fDynamitel Johnson wills his ex- ceptional athletic ability and desire to win to Gary Osborn and Melvin Slater, who he hopes will use such for the good of old R. H. S. Virginia Hall and Mary Lee Baker will their dirty polish rags and can of Kleen-Ball to future girls' basketball managers. Catherine Ceule wills her used-up shorthand spiral to Karen Stratton. Jean Bowser and Virginia Hall will their ability to say well and now at the wrong times to Sandra Dyer and Karen Pratt. Betty Nevels would like to will her way to get out of fourth hour study hall to Carol Ami Farley and Gaylord Rhine, who already have many ideas up their sleeves. Sharon Corum wills all of the fun she had her Senior year to her cousin, Kenneth McMilli.n's future class. Joy Selover wills her noise on the bas- I ketball team to Betty Grist, if she will be quiet!!! Paul Brackman wills his ability to get along with one girl to Jixnmy Griffin. Jim Callaway wills his old and battered overcoat to Jim Ward who badly needs a new one. Barbara Novak wills her bookkeeping book to Gwen Craig. Rosie Knom wins' her Rabbit counting ability to Barbara Lambrecht in hopes she'll enjoy it as much as she did. Florence Lowell wills her fine book in band to whoever is blessed With the job of promoting the band banquet. . Bob Craddock wills to Chuck Stephens his football jersey 310, and to Sandra Pence he wills his Senior ring. Kathy Draughn wills her Lady Wrest- ling championship title to Donna Dum with these words, I think she'll need it. Clarice Black wills her ability to clean out the barn to Netty Ann Conway. Donna Riley wills her ability to guard all the tall girls to Sharon Hibner. Al Kennedy wills his place inthe lunch line to anyone with exceptional crowding ability. Edgar Rader wills his tumbling ability to Bob Williams who needs it! Jim J. Smith wills Mr. Miller and Mr. Bradley to Coach Chittwood. Tommy Young wills his Liberace Di.mple Clamp to Fat Schultz the Butcher. . Gene Benedict wills his two-girl locker and his twelve hours with Mr. Horn to Bruce Loweneberg, with these words, And I hope they get along. Debrah Lyon wills her self-control to Janice Ferneaux, Beverly Gardner wills the ability to solve all her problems ,to Shirley Laughlin, Pat Williams, and Kar en Larsen. Also the office of F. H. A. President to any deserving girl with ten hands, three minds, and a warehouse of patience. Mary Jane Brown wills her typmg ability to Carol A.nn Farley. Barbara Akers wills her ability to have a good excuse for being late to gym to Judy Forman. Merle Corder wills his ability to cut his way through the fag smoke to Fay Baker. Anne McCauley wills her percussion ability to Karen and Sharon Seldon. Ronny Pearce wills his ability to be president of the E G gang to Frank Mason. Dick Gilliland wills his ability to ditch and not get caught to Fay Baker, and his ability to find trouble anyplace in the world to anybody who wants it. Marhielee Knapp wills her streak of good luck and frying pan to Donna Richards. Sandra Waddell wills her ability to handle Mr. Gradeless to anyone who thinks he is capable of taking over the job. Cynthia Brisendine wills Mr. Gradeless to Charles Murawski and to any other poor mortal who might be lucky enough to get him. Susannah Mertens leaves a tall stack of college catalogs to any enterprising Junior willing to accept them. Carolyn Andrews leaves Marjorie Otto to second year Latin. May the best one win, 2. l ' 'i-f 5?5l3T'!' G f P -f fil?l'Jf Af54'!7?
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,1 FRANKIE ALLISON BARBARA HINES FLORENCE LOWELL Most Active Atmegic Musicmn .TERRY McKEE Class Wolf FRED GLOVER. WAYNE MANNING Best student - .Tony - LARRY HALL TOMMY YOUNG Most Active Musician .A I ERN 163'
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