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

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Donna Meyer To Lmda Proctor 50 pounds of excess welght whlch she needs very badly To Betty Taylor my braln I m sure lt w1ll never QIVG her any trouble To Lo1s Mlller my old clarlnet and my posltlon ln band Mary Boland To Marllyn McKn1ght my ab1l1ty to get along wlth the K1pp1ngs To Ioyce Warner my Jumplng ab1l1ty To Llnda Burgess my S129 40 basketball sult Susle Burgess To Llnda Burgess my scorlng ab1l1ty To Sandra McKnight my d1sl1ke for school To Marilyn McKn1ght my SIZG 40 basketball su1t Anna Beth Woodward To all future glrls of S F H S my ab1l1ty to always have an excellent excuse handy to keep from dresslng out for gym Also to Patty Trent the fascmatlon of boys named Ilm R1ta Curry To Barbara P1per my ab1l1ty to Jltterbug To Marllyn McKn1ght and Rozella Sm1th my ab1l1ty to get along Wlfh the Carrollton boys To the next year s cheerleaders a few old yells basketball ab1l1ty To Morrls Weedln my bralns and ab1l1ty 1n Sclence and Shop Orval Massey My ab1l1ty to get along 1n Sclence Class I w1ll to Dav1d Burgess my ab1l1ty to get out of study hall I w1ll to Roger Chr1sman and my curly halr I w1ll to Morris Weedln Gale Schmldt To Russell Crawford my worn out church key I To Larry Hollls my car that knows well the way to Carrollton Charles Dysart I w1ll my helght to Ilmmy Ray my Job at the cafeterla to Larry McK1nney and my basketball su1t to Ioe Ware Ilmmy Appleberry To Carlee Math1S my ab1l1ty to d.I'1Ve Lann1e s car To Danny Summers my mterest 1n the Iumor G1rls To Morrls Weed1n my ab1l1ty to get along Wlth Mr Flscher at the cafeterla Hazel Sm1th To Ioan Templeton my ablllty to keep my mouth shut To Norma Gale McK1nney my shorthand book to some unfortunate Iunlor my Amerlcan H1story book Ruth Lloyd To Lo1s Dohrman my pos1t1on ln band to Norma Gale my old shorthand book and to whoever used lt most besldes myself my gym blouse Ell1s Kappelman To Ierry Wanager my old boys State C1t1zensh1p papers and to Carlee Math1S the pr1v1lege of walkmg over to the lunchroom and belng sent back for runnmg by Mr Flscher Bermce Aversman I w1ll my personallty to Rosella Sm1th and my ab1l1ty to go steady with one boy for over a year to Patty 'I'rent looks as though she w1ll follow my footsteps Wav fr1e O 12 fe man Ann to D OWU R. D. Closterman--To Danny Summers, my way with the women. To Rus sell Crawford my ' -- - ll n ' n I tl I . , , , I - 1 1 n U. I u I n I u n V n . 1 i . . ' v 0 ' T