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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1941...that year two great wars began. One lasted for five years and was fought by men and guns. The other lasted for eight years and was fought by children and words. In this year the mighty class of '53 was formed. Half of this class was found within the walls of the East Elementary and the other half in the West Elementary. This was the cause of the war of which I speak. If by some unfortunate chance, two people from enemy schools met, hair would fly. ''You're from East Elementary? You poor child! Is it actually as bad as they say? I hear they beat you every morning.'' You're from West Elementary? I'm sorry, but I will be banned if I associate with you. Thus it continued for six happy years. In spite of conflicts, the class was finally united in Junior High School. Here the conflict continued but was somewhat lessened by the excitement of a new school. After two years of unforgetable times in Junior High, we were ready for a try at High School Life. So we entered the dear old alma mater.' We were here and everyone knew it. Who do those big Juniors and Seniors think they are anyway? Well show them, and we did. We elected our candidate, Mary Gay Hornkohl, Homecoming Queen. Boy, were they surprised! Not only did we do this, but we also copped second place in Amateur Nite with our songs, comedy, and dances. Our president for this triumphant year was Janet Marsden. We elected Fred Fuerst to lead us during our second year. Our candidate for Homecoming Queen that year was Mary Jane Logan, a new addition to our class. In our busy junior year Clifford Feeler was our able class president. Our Junior play, entitled, Love is too Much Trouble,” was a huge success. We elected Janet Ballard our candidate for Homecoming Queen. Mary Gay Hornkohl was Growler Queen that year. . In our last year at RHS, Bob Fuller was our class president. Dons Jean Mitchell was our candidate for Homecoming Queen. We came in second in the float contest for the second year. The Pep Squad chose Lucille Reynolds Snow Ball Queen for 1952. When we said we were members of the class of 53 it seemed a long wav Now it is upon us-that long-awaited graduation. We are still members of that class of '53 and are proud of it!
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SENIOR CLASS WILL 1, Niki Allen, will to Jeanette Arthur my ability to go to all the Miner basketball games. We, Arlene Anderson and Glenda Harris, will June Belflower and Margie Busch our book How to stay away from Men in One Easy Lesson.” I, Bert Andrews, will to Charlene Hell my ability to come to school and never be in class. I, Richard Breuer Arthur, will to my beloved sister Jeanette Louise Arthur my ability to drive. 1, Janet Ballard, will to Juanita Snelson the gym clothes I have worn for four years with the hope that they will look better on her than they did on me. 1, Ann Benad, will to my little sister. Melba, my place in Mr. Miller s office. We, JoAnn Bearnson and Joan Ann Hohlstein, will to Connie Owens and Judith Lytle our ability to have all our classes together throughout high school. I, Jim Brown, will to Buck Light my football uniform hoping that it will fit. I, Gene Bingham, will to Roy Tinsley my ability to play softball in physical education class. I, Joan Burris, leave my ability to catch a man to Shirley Heavin. I; Pat Carlton, will to Storm Bullman my ability to go steady for four years and may she profit by it. I, Joan Carroll, after being here four years, have nothing left to will. I, Mary Cowan, do hereby will my modest way of walking to Doris Kane and may she use it to the best of her ability. I, Leon G. Genius ' Crabtree, being of supposedly sound mind will my illustrious talents, and mentality to any poor sucker who wishes to learn everything about Einstein. I, Pat Cross, will to Storm Bullman my taxi service with the hope that she can squeeze in mote than I did. I, Mary Etta Drew, will my bookkeeping ability to Shirley Hutchison. L Don Eddy, will my little feet and track ability to any Junior boy whose girl s old man is a good shot. I, Clifford Feeler, will my ability to make E's in General Business to George Tucker and Jerry Shelton. I, Pat Frost, will my ability to get booted out of school to Bruce Reardon 1, Robert Fuller, being loaded with abilities, will them respectfully as follows: my basketball ability to Coach Masters, my brains to his future basketball teams, my good looks and brainy ideas to Kennalee Heavin, my ability to go to college before graduating from R H. S. to any other character stupid enough to try it. I, Betty Ga!lahon, will to Kathleen Brown all the fun I've had in my two years at RHS and the dirty locker that Joan, Lucille, Kathleen and 1 shared I, Anna Ganaway, will my ability to blush when embarrassed to Glenna Wallace. I, Patty Goin, will my innocent face to Ruth Miles. 1, Pat Green, will to Juanita Snelson my place in any car in the morning gather- ings. i u I, Carolyn Grimm, will my custodianship of the Senior community locker to Betty Jo Thompson with the hope that the Junior class can squeeze more into it than we did.
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