Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

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Class We, the class of 1963, being of sound (?) mind and body, do declare our last will and testament, hereby revokin any and all wills heretofore made. I, Leslie Anderson, will my ability to get along with redheads to Bernie Bowen. I. Mary Arnold, will my smile to Connie Rice. Take advantage of it. I. Pat Barrett, will my black hair to Karen Gilkey. It might create an all-time riot. I, Ronald Bolen, will my height to Larry Barr. It might come in handy someday. I, Jerry Brogan, will my ability to tell corny jokes to Richard Finley. Add them to yours and you’ll be the corniest senio ever. I, Judy Brogan, will my ability to get along with Mr. Sauer to Roberta Smith. You may need it in government class nex year. I, Sandra Butcher, will my clear complexion to Margie Stanley. Take good care of it and it will always look nice. I, Keith Carson, will my love troubles to anyone who thinks that he is getting along with his girlfriend. I, Alice Crouser, will my many coiffures to Agnes Sigman. If you don't know what it means, look it up in your French book. I, Joe Chapman, will my pearly whites to Russell Fraley. You can have them because I don’t really need them. I. Charles Cheadle, will my seat in psychology class to Dennis McKinney. Maybe you can stay awake better than I did. I, Alfred Duff, will my bright green trousers to Alan Borgan. Now you will really stand out in a crowd. I, James Ferrell will my manners to Eugene Phillips. I, Bob Gibson, will my nickname of Romeo to Robert Harless. Hope you have better luck with it than I did. I, Darlene Goff, will my typing ability to Benny Slawter. You can add my rate to yours and really be a whiz . I, David Grate, will my peacefulness to Carolyn Brickies. I, Richard Hampton will my Chevy to Giles Coy. Now you can really go to town. I, Guy Harper, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ancil Cross. You might find it to be useful. I, Paul Higginbotham, will my quietness to George Blackwell. I, Billy Hill, will my Chevy transmission to Jerry Tillis. Now that Buick will really go”. I, Charles Hoffman, will my trap set to Eddie Anderson. You may need a little practice which makes perfect. I, Bill Hysell, will my government grades to George White. Added to yours, you'll certainly get an A”. I, Ernie Johnson, will my red sport coat to Danny Tillis. It might need a few alterations, though. I, Paulette Keys, will my long, blond hair to Pam Wilson. I hope you will find occasion to use it. I. Mike Kitchen, will my shyness to Jerry Price. Maybe you can get along better with the girls. I, Richard Lambert, will my crew cut to Larry Haynes. You don’t even have to comb it. I, Jim Long, will my sideburns to Jerry Black. You don’t need them, but you could use them for a goatee. I, Pat Mace will my stature to Linda Hicks. Now you won’t have to date tall boys. I, Audrey McKinney, will my ability to flirt to Dixie Roush. I, George Perry, will my determination to Judy Mullins. Add it to yours and maybe you will become the first woman president. I, Bob Pope, will my penmanship to Carl Nichols. Now maybe the English teacher can read your book reports. I, Richard Richmond, will my halo to Richard Peyton. Be careful it’s not mistaken for a noose. I. David Scragg, will the title of President of the Senior Class to Gary Saxton. I, Charles Searles, will my car to Bill Gates. Now you won't have to walk to school, maybe. I, Cheryl Searles, will my long hair to Connee Williams. Add it to yours and it just might reach the floor. I, Allen Stacy, will nothing to Jack Cleland. I'm going to need it all. I, Butch Tillis, will my empty billfold to Rodney Riggs. Now money won't burn a hole in your pocket. I. Blaine Turner, will my comb to Rufus Dillon. Now you can have hair like mine. I, Jack Wamsley, will my study (?) habits to anyone who can get accustomed to them. I, Donald W'ard, will my neatness to Jerry Jacks. I, Jon Webster, will the bomb” to Dick Fetty. Take good care of it; it’s a mighty precious possession. I, Keith Wilcox, will my ability to let the girls alone to Joe Phillips. Now you won't get into trouble unless you skip school. We, Marlene Hoffman and Brenda Turner will our tidy locker to Karen Gilkey and Dahn Haning. You had better learn how to dodge a flow of books when you open the door. -20-