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X S x Me, t do he 1 S ' -:.'w.-. . -'Kia ' ,- --x-..Qo...muqn.na6lllllClBllllli oun LAST w11,.L e TESTIMGNY, GLASS or '53 he Senior Class of lQ53, being of sound mind end strong body, reby will end bequeath the following: enlors in Advanced Algebra will Hr. Sasse new duetlees black- --grds end also some bright student to figure out our new eouetions 1l'1C? Frank Hayes will be gone. To Mr. Johnson, we will our interest in Government class. He sure will need it if the following classes ere like ours. Shirley Anderson wills her heshfullweys to Belve Wilt. Walter Bruce leaves his ability to get by with murder in class to Jimmie Heyes, who seems to oe always getting caught. Evely Peaco Carol a sh Fran: like ward the r Donna SGYBSW Seems Keith Broom n Crow ledves her ability to acquire e diem ni rin? to Nancy ck who never seems to find the right mele. l A e Doty leaves her ability to go steedv with the most boys in wrt time to Della Peterson. Good luck, Dells! Hayes lesvee his interest in pirls to Jerry Sewnders. Looks he's got a good start already! McCulley leaves his Model A Ford to anyone who can keen it on oed while trying to apply the brakes bv dragging nie feet. Nieland leevee the front render of her dad's cer in e ditch ere in Shellsourp to enyone who can find it end needs lt. like there are plenty around who can use lt. T1 I Robertson leaves his job at the Jack Spratt Store to another -Pusher. A likely prospect is Jerry Hammond. Jim Ludden leaves his abiwlty to talk all the time to Shirley O'Br1en. Don't take advantage of it like heldld Qnlrlefi Duane see 1 The S YTCEN Ae we futur Seeee Jerry Larry lf! Wilt wills his nickname 'Einstein' to Bob Bonesteel. Let'e W f you can get as many A's as he did. , , . ....v.,........,..,,- M A- f enior Class wills their superior attitude to next yeer's men. Seems as though they have s good start. leeve good old S. H. S. it is with best wishes to all the e classes to be able to getgawsy with chewing gum ln Mr. 'e classes, since we so utterebly failed in this. o, X L .eneeeu4aeee4oewseeee M S.:' Why did you leave Nancy'a house eo early lest nlyhtv P.: Well, we were sitting on the sofa talking and all of 1 a sudden she turned out the lights. Guess I can take R a hint! e Y LOWDER'S GARAGE Shelleburg t Shellssurg 14 ,f -..-f a . VOGT TRUCK LIN
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X x -'H--anus I. ll llulllll lj J U P N , I O X H 1 S 1 I, L ...fl 1.4 ,gr I Y f 1 f . if I 1 A First row: Shirley Q'nr1en, Doris Green, Marjorie sonenteel, 4 ' Nancy Peacock, Bevexly wilt, Mrs. Staley, enoneor. Znd row: , nonald eeatty, Jerry Saunders, Russell Brehm, Larry Peters, f Donald Beatty. 3rd row: Paul McClintock, Darrel Charlier, ' Jim Hnyee, Marvin Bergen, Bob Boneeteel, Warren Wilt. 4 I ,X , S J O I P f! H O !f M .,,,. f O H E 1 k S , L E I I l X e 'J First row: Sandra Williams, Janice Long, Berniece Irish, balmy bonenteel, Barbara Allen, Roy Green, Della Peterson. 2nd row: Norman Beatty, David Snurgeon, Dennie Jensen, Wayne Husted, Norman McClintock, Tom Lowder, Kirk Tumllty, John Lint, Mr. Sefee, Snonnor. Bro row: Austin Peterson, X Patricia Evenc, Kermit aoberteon, Donna Hoehr, Aileen Evenn, ev Ln Vee Slnybnugh, Patricia Karr, Robert Kreutner, Dean Keith, A and Dorothy Gillis. . ,-- N H ,. V n A 'A1 D Maw co. 'Q . J. DESNRIS ff co. Center Point Spfmaored by Center Point 16 +3
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