Sacred Heart High School - Cordis Yearbook (Muenster, TX)

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(j ass l9)iIf 1961 We, the class of 1961, of Sacred Heart High School, in the town of Muenster, county of Cooke, and the state of Texas, being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. To our priests and teachers we bequeath our valuable sense of humor, without which we should have found school life painful indeed and which will do much to make it endurable for them. We also bequeath to them our very kindest regards and our sincere thanks for their unfailing kindness to us. To the junior class we leave our good luck. It made us what we are today and it should satisfy them. We also give to the junior class, reluctantly but of necessity, our mantle of dignity. Marjorie Schoech wills her trip cooking utensils, inherited from last year's senior class, to Alice Walter and her bookkeeping abilities to Peter Kappas. Donny Swirczy-nski bequeath his roaming spirit to Johnny Wolf. Roger Taylor leaves his curly hair to Clarence Bayer. Charlotte Trubenbach wills her willingness to work to Agnes Eckart. Clifford Truebenbach gives his cowboy boots to David Vogel. Margie Vogel leaves all her freckles to Dickie Hesse. Tommy Vogel wills his welding ability to John Dave Fleitman and his ever-growing mustache to Bobby Pels. Betty Ann Dangelmayr wills her patience to Joyce Hacker. Delores Dcrichsweiler leaves twenty pounds of unneeded weight to Kathleen McGannon. Jane Endres bequeaths her chemistry apron to Jimmy Vogel. Karen Endres leaves her ability to make good grades to Pat Knabc. Helen Fleitman leaves her quietness to Charlene Otto. James Fuhrman wills his glasses to Lucille Dankesreiter. Della Hartman wills her vocal ability to Loretta Schmitt. Veronica Hess wills her mathematical ability to Claude Bayer. Herbert Knabe gives his car to Alvin Hacker and his greyhounds to Patsy Endres. Anthony Knabe leaves his athletic ability to Donny Hess. Margie Knabe wills her position as head basketball manager to Charlotte Schilling and her black hair to Carol Wimmer. Teddy Miller wills his ability to make bird charms to Bobby Hess. Jeanette Muller wills her bowed legs to Frances Walterscheid. Dolly Otto gives her tallness to Ronnie Endres. Shirley Reiter bequeaths her shyness to Jerome Hennigan.

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