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Dean Hunt wills his right to sit in the seat next to Margaret Me Carty to Victor Brewer, but will Evelyn a- gree to this? Marv Kill wills his red hair to Betty Miller so that Forrest won’t get blamed for the red hairs on her coat To Carolina Kircher, Ted Kozlol wills his naturally wavy hair. Hay Me Carty, the creat lover in the senior play, wills his natural ability to play such parts to Raymond Butler who is nothing but an unronantic hillbilly. If you see Martin Stark wearing himself out with study, ycu’ll know it’3 because Francos Meyers wills her studious ability to him. Phyllis Neblung wills her ba3hfulness to Lea trice Lewallcn, Iris Baker, and Dorothy Me Guirc who can ouro- ly make use of it. To Jane Albertson, Paul Nelson wills his ability to wash dishes. You’d bettor ask him what kind of soap he usos to avoid dishwater hands, June. Bob Nickerson and Barbara Reese will their right to the commercial room for noon hour conferences to Harold Schrocdcr and Ruth Nickerson. From now on the 3ircns will be blowing past Huge’s houso because Lorraine povolock has just willod her a- bility to attract state policemen to Lydia. Bob Riley wills one cent to Walter Buss, and the rest of his belongings are to be divided equally among the junior class. Robert Schrocdcr wills his catching ability on the baseball team to Edgar Smith. Rosemary Barnes v ill oc tripping the light fantastic as Frances Shoemaker wills her dancing ability to her. Curtis Smith wills his southern accent to Donna Mac Keller. Joan Buss is coins to be Teacher’s pet hereafter because Charles Strcuch has just willod h r his ability to get along with the teachers. Because someone hc3 to be hoard around tho school after Duane Williamson leaves it, he hereby wills his Gift of Gab to Anna Lou Reosc. To Beverly Jones, Irvin Wojcicchowski wills hio charm- ing personality. Lest but not least, Glen Zellers will3 his basket eye to Pete Katainnis.
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SENIOR WILL Khov all Men by These presents. That we, the senior class of Rolling prairie High School hrvo tuted, and appointed this decuman to he and testament, permanent and lrrrvocabi revisions or amendme its. 7a witness made, consfcl- our lint, will , rvtject to no Wnerccf, I have hereur.to sst my hand and seal thin fifteenth day ol Muy, One thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-One, Billie Abraham, the talented rr.uci iux j7 Tcnior class, wills his music ability to Kellie Wondergon. Although her love lor convertibles is very great (es- pecially maroon ones) Rosamond Benjamin has finally consented to will this lovo to Eoella Williams. Since Bill C uwfnrvj is so seldom seen blushing about anything, Joe Bonr.itt wills his blushes to him. To Lc« !!cy •?., Art Brower, tho lad-ies» man of the senior clr.rc, v.32s his boldness. Ru h 3rovm villi hur athletic ability to Lois Carpen- ter. As we think that dark eyes are more becoming to blondes, Mary Buell hereby wills hers to Caroll Dawson. Because Victor Pagel has such a hard tine fjnding the oxact words to express himself, Le3tcr Buaf has decided to will him his extensive vocabulary. Lillie Butler wills her job at the restaurant to Ele- anor ?t ye i. A tty Jtenricks and Lois Upp, the quiet girls of thj V.nio: cl a-?;, Margaret De poy wills her giggles. •Since jcsi: fM’.l has to sit home every night with a perfectly l od car in their garage, Phyllis .Erickson, will» her c n craving ability to Jean. Harlan FcJty wills hi3 hoavy weight crown, minus a few bhr , to Fox-res . Boyles. Now ail the girl» will be running after Howard Miller as Paul odsey ha iust willed his way with tho girls to Mm. •rot Tlitter will some of his height to Francos Mil- l:r no she wor. t luve to look up to Billie all her life. Floyd Ecrsn wills Ms ability tc v rite business lct- terr to Mrgirxr. Hewitt. Swna Davis t;ho has always wished for dimples, can now cease wishing as Janice Hoffman wills her hers.
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CLASS PROPHECY One spring day in 1952, our mailman, Curtis Smith, brought a letter to me from Mrs. Don Stovens, the former Frances Shoemaker, asking ne to cone to Chicago to visit her for a few days. Since I would need some new clothes for this trip, I decided to go to the DePoy Meyer Shoppe in South Bend. I recognized the proprietors as Margaret DePoy and Frances Meyers. After purchasing an ensemble I hur- ried across the street to buy a pair of shoes; to my amazement Floyd Harsh was the 3hoo salesman.I got back to my car to find a ticket for over-parking given to me by none other than Serjeant Harlan Felty. I immediately went to Attorney Vincont A. Brewer's office in the Na- tional Discount Building; he escorted me down to the po- lice station where Judge Robert Riley fined me ten dol- lars. Reluctantly I paid ny fine and returned home to start my packing. The next morning, as Bob Nickerson was taking ne to the bus depot, v e stopped at Joe Bcnnitt's dairy farm to got a quart of mill: for Junior. As we were on our way to the bus station our car broke down Going to the nearest phone to call Olan Sollers'3 Day and Night Sorv- icc Garago, we wore picked up by a big limousine. We rec- ognized the chauffeur as Paul Nelson driving for Ted Koziol, now a famous artist. The neerest phone ? as at the McCarty Grocery Store in Rolling. Mrs. McCarty, the former Ruth Brov n, and her two children greeted us at the door. After getting the car fixed we arrivou at the bus station Just as the Greyhound driven by Lester 3uss was pulling out of tho station. At Gary wo stopped for dinner. I ate at the Hostess Restaurant where Rosamond Benjamin was working as wait- ress. As I was oating, someone came in and sat beside mo. When I looked up, I discovered it was Joe Flitter who had been working across the ctroet at the Gary Steel Mill. While we were talking together about tho good old days in R. P. H. S., a newsboy came through the restau- rant. Glancing at the headlines of tho paper I bought, I saw that Duane Williamson was elected governor of Ohio. On the society pago I saw where Mrs. Cy Singer, the for- mer Lillie Butler, was having a dinner party in honor of her third wedding annivorsary. Turning to the sports page I noticed that Coach Paul Oodsey's Central Bears of South Bend had won tho Indiana State Cliamp ion ship.
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