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

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Ll 3-4 3-4 2-3 4 BERNICE AVERSMAN President . Basketball. . Pep Squad . Annual Staff . Typing Award ......-Q Chorus . . . . 2-3 R. President . . Vice-President Basketball . . Chorus . . . Annual Staff . A.. .La D. CLOSTEPQMAN 1111 Ana 1 1 5. 1 an u 'n . , I 1 1 1 ORVAL MASSEY PepSquad........ Chorus . . Sohball . . Track . . Band . . if Pep Squad Chorus . Band . . . Annual Staff DONNA MEYER

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, , fam 5 my 4, 2,5 1419 7 .QM 14 5, A Qyifufv f Z 'VQZZWA a f f 2 - 3,4 ff? fi! VZ J k4f7,',,,g ,, ag, a5?fJZ.1e1,r:.fw my? W f .G M' ',KC4 ff le .limi W! M! lmmmff Offlwp 676445 o!f9 6 We, the members of the Senior Class of 1956, being of the highest intelligence and pos- es sors of the finest of qualities, traits, talents, and habits, do hereby unselfishly bequeath a part of these many attributes to our less fortunate underclassmen. Anyone who dares to change or break this last will and testament in any way, shape, or form shall thereby suffer the penalty of the withdrawal of the qualities, traits, talents, and habits herein described. Mr. Harris--A jar of jelly, and a standing invitation to visit the Home Bc. room for hot rolls at his convenience--be sure and bring the jar of jelly. Mr. Powell--A more intelligent American History Class, or at least a more talkative one. Mrs. Statham--Unlimited charge account at a grocery store in Waverly: thus enabling next year's Home Ec. girls to invite the faculty down for a delicious home cooked meal. Mrs. Sheehan--A more alert shorthand class on Mondays, and a new bunch of rubber lands she supplied for our books. P Mrs. Lancaster--Our highest admiration for her enduring patience in being our sponsor and home room teacher for the past two years. . Mrs. Norvell--A new group of freshmen so she may maintain her average of keeping three or four a day from physical education. Mrs. Van Sooy--A better and smarter science class that won't copy and make so much racket. Mrs. Cress--In chorus, a better back row of Senior Girls and some Nutrilite so she can keep up with the younger generation. Mr. Fischer--A better hindsight so he may judge more accurately those who run and those who do not to the lunchroom. Mr. Lynn--A new heater that sends the heat to the back of the bus so the high school kids in front won't burn up while the little kids in back are freezing. Mr. john Hollis--A new rear View mirror and signal that Work automatically. Gloria Ann Martin--A pound of wieners and two cans of sauerkraut for Thursday's dinner. Mr. jack Sherman--A new light bulb for his pole light which seems to bother some kids when they are coming back Hom Carrollton. It seems to always be on when the kids come home from the show. Mrs. Coad and Mrs. Proctor--Enough food to feed Roger Chrisman, Russell Crawford, Roger Schmidt, and Morris Weedin. They never seem to have enough to eat.