Santa Fe High School - Indian Yearbook (Alma, MO)

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Senior will Being of sound body and, occasionally, sound mind, we, the Senior Class of 1955, hereby will and bequeath the following items to the poor remaining members of Santa Fe. To Miss Lancaster' The senior girls would like to leave the mem- ory of their sitting in home room chewing their gum . To Miss Dick We leave any Annual funds -Clf any leftl, so she will never be financially embarrassed To Mr Powell We leave a glass of water because the American His tory books are so dry To Mr Owen The job of cleaning all seniors' lockers ard col lecting all the cockroaches and rats for his science class and al so the stimulating alcohol that we did not use . ' To Mr Breitenbucher Gur headaches with the mimeograph machine We also leave him all the bent forks he can find in the publlca tions room 5 ' To Mr Harris We leave a slightly banged up driver's education car He can also have the memory of all the fifteen seniors to treasure always ' To Mr Cokerham We, the senior boys leave a bucket of old bent nails, and a new joke book It seems that after willing the teachers somethine we still have a few personal articles left I, John Christopherson wish to leave the following the Junior sponsor, my financial worries David Peters, mv ability to sell anybody anything Darrell Lynn, my wlllinv desposltion George Kellinv, my dependability Janet Closterman, only a little crazy, wish to dispose of these none, my most wonderful boyfriend, John, because I wa t Helen Hinz, my wiggle Celia Utlaut, my place on the bench and on the floor dur the names igzella Smith, mv gym clothes if she hasn't worn them out en I, Joan Schmidt, do hereby depart with these valuable possessions To Sylvia, my place on the basketball team To Berneice, my picture of Marvin Stark so she won't wear out my billfold looking at To Anna Beth, my smile To Sylvia, my popularity , Ernie lu To To To be Shirle Gilber Petty Gene D Thelma Elson h . To A ' to , : K . , I, L . To To . 2 ' to . To ol . : - - To . I, To . 2 . A - To . W ' pe o To be 0 : . I, , to - 3 . J , To - . To . me s - To . ' I To . A I, . . , 2 - T0 T0 - - - To To U ., 4 , , . To To 1 A 3 .. - ' ' To To J D , . . . I, I 9 l - , ' - 2 I my 'I To H U D To to keep him. ' ' To To . , J , , ' Sc To - R1 , . ' ' gg by . A , ba I , . P : , . , th ' , ' ' To it. . u K V nr ' ' Tb th

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Y ANN SCHREIW JANET crosmmmn eating, a smile, nShe,S .nearly always tely nice, u look once loop hal 6 High l,2,5 , Pianist 4 ll l,2,5 uad l,2,5,4 eader 4 Paper 4 t that' laughinggin fact she's You full of fun.' Pep Squad 1 Chorus l Band l,2,3 4 Basketball 3 A Softball l,2,3 Band Award 2 Vice Presldent School Paper A o s so I cam Seniors i ' -ii' I2 i'! ll e :lu A n.H Q'.2 lr,i THELMA LAGAMAN NQuietly she goes her way, making nev friends every day Chorus l,2,3 Plays 1 2,3 Basketball l,2,3 h Softball l,2,3 Pep Squad l,2,3 President 1 Reporter 2 Typing Award 3 Homecoming Queen l Editor of Chief L Yearbook Staff L Outstanding Sophomore GILBERT FIENE NA preacher can talk without a text, Gilbert can talk without pre- text ' 1 Chorus 3 L ' Play 3 Softball 1 2,3 A Perfect Attendance Vice President 1 School Paper A MATFIS O CPOO1 tice he arvues, the H 1 D0 'Next to my head, I like VIRGINIA ATV ChHIQWAN I now or later Q my Ted half best 1 2, Pep Squad l,2,3 A 11 1,2, l Chorus 1,2 1 School Paper A resldent 3 S of 8 Friend Jordan DGFVlCS ot clon Sponsored by Alnes Dalry 11 1 on L -1 L1 Q . V r I I , , ,4 f , 1 D 2 H 1 , ' 1 'I ok S'aff 4 'X ,yy . O , A '..... 1 ' I .2 v V' Lj+'r-f 'Al IJUAALIIILALILJ rl Ssnlt XI Y: ' e , u S Q 7 T.u .. A J? DJ' 1' J 2 NL Q :vis I :WJ V ' ' vs 1 ' v fn s, W you J J7J' 'f3f5 N ' Uv D231 2 L , ' .n . aef'ato'Wi 2 4 ' 1 31h - Bsrtpm IL 2,2 9 i 3 VJ JQ'1 lmbxu D 0 :elif Wfllyyc 1 .- r '1 . M HJ- . I l A - . C1 is '

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Senior tems to '16 1116111- she WIU Loan His- ad col-- and al- achine. olica- Acation lors to ld bent ll have gf of these! I want loor dur- them out essionsz t wear , Ernie EBEGT, escaping at last, leave these things to those not lucky enough to escape: I To Charles Allen, my ability to boss Donna Jo. To Wendell Schmidt, my long shots in basketball. To Harmon Ray, my American History book, which has never been read. To Pat Bristow, my ability always to he right or at least to think I am. ' s ' I, Shirley Schreier, leave these valuable things: To Berneice, my position as cheerleader. To Cecelia Ball, my blond hair because she tried so hard ' to get some of her own. P To Anna Mae Weedin, one fire extenguisher just in case an old flame gets too hot to handle. To Anna Beth, my interest if Aversmans.- I, Gilbert Fiene, leave, without regret, these things: To John Boland, my ability to talk all the time. To anyone who wants them, my locker full of badly-used pencils. ' y I W To Buddy Closterman, my ability not to waste a minute by being silent. To all the girls, my naturally curly hair. I, Betty Jo Roberts, having finished twelve hated years, am glad to leave my most treasured possessions: To Barbara Ann, my basketball suit. ' To Betty Eager, my ability to write love letters to service men. , ' ' To Butch Closterman, my ability to drive a car. To Nancy Meyer, my abiltiy always to stay thin. I, Gene Dysart, do hereby bestow the following: To LeRay, my ability to be an expert photographer. To Clark Neal, my side shot in basketball. To Charles Allen, my ability to get along with Miss Dick. ' To Frank Roe, my ability to keep a girl. I, Thelma Lageman, about to leave dear old S. F. H. S. leave to fellow students the following: Shirley Mae, my position as the tallest girl in-school. To anyone who would want it, my position as editor of the school paper. - ' To Wendell, a left-handed pencil., . To Susie, my position as both guard and forward on the basketball team. my To I, Elson Summers, distribute among the underclassmen and faculty . - these precious talents: To Donald Maycock my ability to set to school on time. e,To Larwence Biesemeyer, my crush on Darline Closterman. To Mr. Harris, my good driving principles for use in Dr1ver's Training. - To Douglas Fiene, the ability to be at the wrong place at the right time or the right place at the wrong time.