Scottland High School - Memoriae Yearbook (Scottland, IL)

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We, the Senior Class Will our A's in English to the present juniors, the out-door in the study hall to the present sophomore class, our high ratio of girls CD to boys C35 to the present freshman classg and Mrs. Aikman we will to the incoming freshmen. , Will to Mrs. Aikman, our orderly class meeting, our unpaid bills, and annual staff meetings. Will to Mr. Aikman, Lady MacBeth, and our unwritten themes, book reports, and dialogues. will to Miss Murphy, all untyped reports, master sheets to be run off, staplers, and all our wasted chewing gum. Will to Mr. Grice, our SILENT locker rooms, the chair in front of the office door, and an empty lunch tray. I Will to Mr. Lementavich, all our geography and civics books, and the tests on the consti- tutlon. Will to Mr. Owen, all our sour notes, our old sheet music, and our attempts to play cupid. Will to Mr. Dierdorf, the dents in the Driver Training car, our old films, and the ability to avoid wrecks. Will to Mr. Wise, senior boys good conduct, all cafeterias to be moved, and foundations for the drivers training flags. I, Gladys Avenatti, will my ripe old age and my ability to keep quiet to Gertrude Eslinger provided she only talks during study hall and classes. I, Chuck Conner, will the Chrisman Girls to one of the Huffaker twins on one condition: He sends me a complete written report at regular intervals. I, Grace Conover, will my ability to go steady to Betty Jo Bonwell, and my interest in green Cadillacs to Linda Vaught. I, Hazel Hess, will my natural shyness and big feet to Gary Mott. I, Linda Ingram, have nothing to will but will, will all my will to Carol Ingram. I, Edward Porter, will my ability to chase girls to Hugh Newton. I, Neil Porter, will my curly hair and gal Betty to my little brothers. I, Alma Strow, will my ability to slide corners to Jim Wilson. I, Cora Throneburg, will my 5 of cut-off hair to Phyllis Cooper. I, Clarene Tingley, will my dimples to Connie Ingram since she is in such bad need of them. I5

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CLARENE NAOMI TINGLEY Dimp1es Class Sentinel 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H,A. Recreation Chairman 4 F. H. A. Project Chairman 3 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1,3,4 Class Play 4 Compliments of ACE IMPLEMENT CO. Paris, Illinois SIMMS 81 PHIPPS Dana, Indiana SENIORS GRACE ANN CONOVE2, Secretary Toots Class Reporter 1 Class Secretary 2, 4 F.H.A. Camp Delegate 2 F.H,A. 1,2,:3,4 F.H.A. Songleader 2 F.H.A, Recreation Chairman 3 F. H. A. Treasurer 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Cnorus 1, 3, 4 Annual Staff Sales Manager 4 Newspaper Staff Feature Editor 4 Class Play 4

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JOHN HIXON Youth comes but once in a lifetime. GARY MOTT 'You can't keep a good man down. SHIRLEY MICHELS 'Gather the rose of love whilst yet is time. KENNETH GRUBB I'm bashful but not backward. Compliments of PARIS UNION STOCK YARDS Paris, Illinois JERRY WEESE, SPORTING GOODS Danville, Illinois ARLENE ELLIOT IUNIORS LINDA VAUGHT Boys come, boys go, but I flirt on. RONALD HUFFAKER Ever present -- Never silent! Great modesty often hides great merit. Compliments of EDGAR COUNTY LOCKER SERVICE Paris, Illinois UNITED CLEANERS Paris, Illinois I6