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Senior Wlll We, the class of 1954, of Sandy Union High School, being of sound mind and body, declaring this to be our last will and testament, do hereby bequeath and will the following: ITEM I: To the faculty we will leave, hoping we weren't too obnoxious. ITEM H: To the Juniors we will the pieces of chalk that Mr. Pete demollshes in senior refreshermath. ITEM III: To the Sophomcres we will the long awaited right to tramp through the upper halls. ITEM IV: To the Freshmen we will the hope that they will some day fill our shoes and also grow out of that bewildered look. ITEM V: To Mr. Croston we leave hoping that he will remember the good things about us and forget the bad. fAs if we were ever bad!! ITEM VI: We also personally submit the following: fNote: Each senior wrote his own.J I, Clarene Smith, will my natural ability to drag a man down the aisle to Jayne Alice Miller. I. Walter Green, will my grades in American Problems to Stephen Colt. Don't expect to graduate, Stephen. I. Harold Fox, will my way with the teachers to Nora Chilton. I. Shirley Steinke, will my giggle to Edgel McLain. I, Arnold Riggs, leave my big feet to Ronald Neely. I, Rose Meyers, will my girlish figure to Shirley Konsella, with hopes she will have better luck than I did. I, Fran La Pier, will Andy's navy uniform to Dennis Snethen: also his remaining term in the Navy. I, Cherie Schultz, will the appearance of my locker to Donna Obermaier. That is, if you can stand to look at it. I, Charles Lindsay, will my stage fright to Edwin Woody. I. Beverly Colt, will my natural red hair to Caroline Mclleffey. I , Eugene May, will my correct ways to Max Berry. I, Richard Carey, leave my ability to get along with the faculty to anyone who needs it. Come to think of it, I might need lt later so I'll take it with me. Sorry. I, Pearl Aschoff, will my ability to le ave school at mid-term to anyone who wishes to do so. I, Bob Neely, leave my dramatic ability to Burton Blake. It won't do me any good where I'm going. I, Ruth Taylor, will leave Sandy High to the birds. I, Darlene King, leave my baby widow's peak to a certain masculine member of the faculty. I, Bob Seal, will my loud voice to anyone who thinks he can match it. I, Shirley Dove, leave just to be going with the crowd. I, Glenn Gifford, will my ability to get along with the English teacher to Clyde Robbins. I, Twilla Innls, will my athletic ability to Bessie Evans. . I, Wilma Jean Wllliams,,will leave willing the remainder of my life to Richard. Clf he can stand me.5 I. Edith Robbins, will all my nicknames to anyone who will take them. I I, Kenneth Meyers, will my shyness around girls to any underclassman who is having too much woman trouble. I, Phyllis Montgomery, will my ability to raise one eyebrow to Helen Henly. I, Ernest Gehrts, leave my daily cigarette to Lita Dietz. I, Shirley Koppenhafer, will my quiet ways to Peggy Roper. l, Betty Bissonette, will myability to do four years of school work in three years to anyone who deserves it. I, Eddie Cox, will my three dimples to Mr. Befus. Don't you think they'll look nicer on him? I, Doug Rarnlow, leave my wolfish ways to any girl who would like to collect. I, Jo Anne Ten Eyck, will just quietly pack up my bags and le ave. I, Jim O'lba, will my big red ears,acquired from listening to too many jokes, to Stephen Forbes in hopes he will use them for the right things. I, Margie Snethen, will Kathy Hatley my excess poundage and big appetite as she could use lt. I, sherry Fuller, will to Linda Linton and Shirley Surber the honor of carrying on the R.S.S.L. and R.R.W.I1 I. Si Lund, will my false tooth to Sharon Suckow if she can find out which one is false. 1, Myrna Slaughter, will all my nicknames, good or bad, to my brother Dennis to carry for the next three years.