St Henry High School - Trojan Yearbook (Charleston, MO)

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LAST WILL AND- TESTAMENT X sf C as 3+ K we, the Senior Class of '55 being of sound mind and body, but eccentric, do will and bequeath to the entire student body our experiences in the field of education Article Article Article Article Article Article Article To Our Alma Mater our everlasting loyalty To Father Schmitt and Father Rau, our sincere appreciation and gratitude for everything they have done for us. To the Faculty, our sincere thanks for their untiring efforts in educating us To the Juniors, our privileges as dignified Seniors and leaders of the school To the Sophomores, our gift of intelligence and ability to study everything and assimulate nothing To the Freshmen our ability to stay in and out of trouble during the coming year and the prestige of becoming Upper Classmen To our Parents, we will our earnest desire of making use of the education we have received through their efforts at St Henry's High RAYMOND GLAUS, do will and bequeath to Dennis Vied, my position as Pres ident so that he may receive the honor which belongs to him To Edd le Hart, my responsibility of taking care of the Senior Class pictures To Charles Halter, the last desk in the chemistry lab which I always managed to get To James Duvall, the assurance and ability of taking corners at high speed To Jack Chambers, my love for sports which I hope will make a man out of him To Agnes Zllafro, my ability to try to look innocent when I am in trouble RUTH CARR, do will and bequeath to Patriclg Hgrt, the color of my hair that she may never again complain about hers being red To Julia Gent 1, the remainder of my white typing paper May she be even more generous than I was To Roy J Stocking, my ability to keep my mouth shut at rolyg Duvgll,my position as keeper of the girls lockers To Cgtherine iger, my very well worn Shorthand book together with all the hours I have spent studlng it LOUISE GEIGEB, do will and bequeath to John Pgke, my ability to get Eng lish and hope he graduates with better grades in it than I did To Shir y Boitnott, my typing ability hoping she makes less mistakes than I did To Robert Henley, my History notes To Barbara Doolittle, my accuracy in playing basketball wishing her all the luck of the game T Juanita Donner, all the fun I had in my classes with my classmates JAMES BARBOREK, do will and bequeath to Margaret Goolsby, my job on the Year Book of '55 May you be as uccessful as I was To Victor Pgzed Q, nSp1dern the center position on the A team Make the All State Good luck, Spider' To Richard Selb, my desk in the rear of the room and hope he uses it for what I used it for To Dick Berry,my ability to study and make good grades in his Junior Year To Harold Gler, my job of fixing clocks for Sister Make them run frontwards, not backwards To Glennon Carr, my ability to do all of his homework and make good grades 1. - 2. 3. L+. 5. 6. 7. I, ,----,- - I, . r the right time. To Donald Bruendermgn, my proficiency in Latin. To Ca , Ge - I, - le ' 0 0 I. . s . r