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

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.J - , -., 'ire ' ., , ' '- L ,.ni. ' .-. ..,'--ng-sfffle--'r1 ' - Q ' .. - -.,,i--gJ.f...:.- , 4,4 . ,.,, We, the Senior class of 1954, on this miraculous occasion o g from this intitution of higher learning, To the High School: To Mr. Harris: To Mr. Powell: To Mr. Coffelt: To Mr. Yates: To Mr. Brown: To Mrs. Coffelt: To Mr . W orthington: To Miss Lancaster: To Mrs. Fenner: To the Junior girls: Senior Will f raduating QWE HOPE, do hereby will and bequeath the following: A The lovely Christmas decorations which we purchased with our money. Our slightly punched meal tickets. Our ability to always have the daily chapter read and to be quite whether he was there or not. The peaceful and orderly home room periods. The Senior girls will their ability to always say the right thing at the right time. . Some well-looked at comic books. The girls also will their Western Union Telegrams: and a new yardstick. The job of correcting any grammatical errors which may occur in this annual. Plenty of pencils and paper so the boys can stay in class. The Seniors easy way of raising money, so she can help the poor Juniors. The Senior girls' ability to talk faster than they can sew. The Senior girls' ability to run the school in a fine fashion. Our nice personality and speed in typing fwithout errorsl. Our ability to always keep a boy friend. Here are a few other things we wish to will personally: Elm'-'1'af T0 Bob Te1'11P10t0f1, my big dangly earrings, and my mice to Cecelia Ball. Helen! To Bernice Aversman, my interest in the Dysart boys. Darlinez To Barbara Ann, my nice personality. To Helen Hiz, my position as cheer- leader. . Anna Mae: . T10 Barbara Ann. my Speed in typing. And to Sylvia, a hand-down, the old used .fire extinguisher in case an old flame gets too 11013 to handle, Evelyn: To Douglas Fiene, an algebra book with all the wrong answers in it. To MF-Tgie Rowe, my trim figure. To my sister, Betty, my ability to get along with a certain Freshman boy. . : .' 1 . f - Donna: Coonie B uddy : John: Clark: David: Raymon Pat: