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

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semen cLAss wsu. We the Senior Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, and in order to bestow our cherished possessions on our underclassmen, do hereby declare this article of writing to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I: To St. Henry's, our school spirit, our undying love, and our everlasting loyalty. ARTICLE II: To Father Schmitt, our gratitude for his patience in our Religion class. To Father Haar, our thanks for his wonderful kindness and understanding. To the Sisters, the knowledge that they have taught us so much, which will surely benefit us in the years to come ARTICLE III To all the underclassmen, a sincere hope that their Senior year at St Henry's may be as full and complete as ours has been May you ever be as faithful as we to its halls of learning Individually we leave the following RAY HART, To Bob Doolittle, my greatest honor, the Senior Class Presidency 'EEEEi Stallfngs, my famous laugh that always spelled mischief to any Sister that heard it To Joe Carman, my position on the A team and my nick name Hook ' To Winston Wilburn, I give my position as business manager for the yearbook I Eope you work a lot harder than I did My ability as a photographer to Barbara Scheffer BARBARA SCHUCHART, To Bett Sue Hart, my two greatest 'finds' which made my Senior year the best ever ake good care of them when you become a Senior, Bud To Frances 'Laws ' Telker, my favorite priest and Elvis, my hound dog Cor rather Airedale , hopfng she will watch over them as I did To Bob Stallin s, my wornout typing seat and typewriter ln the typing room where-I spent many a cold morning pounding the metal for Father Haar, To my Chil dren in the Eighth Grade, the downtrodden path between the high school a grade school that I've walked every day for an entire year at ll 13 I leave my position as editor of the yearbook to Kenny lanker I hope you don't go berserk as I did Also my deepest thanks, Kenny, for keeping all my secrets about Honda nights To Karla Br ant, I leave my most treasured possession Cas of now my red and w te ord Just think of the wild tales it could tell, Ree ' To Patricia Leible, my ability to walk out of Sal1ba's at just the right moment To Iarrle Turner, my love for Double mint chewing gum, for Pontiacs, and for the color red serve a thfully n t e rue Trojan Spirit, Bev To Donnie Bruenderman, my ability to put off important assignments until the last minute To Pat Stricker, my love for I and H's which may be verified by the millions'-T wrappers strewn between Sal1ba's and St Henry's To Donna Lankhelt, my love for square dances To Larrle Turner, my gift of gab Use It more pru dently than I, Larrie Finally, to my Sixth Grade Children, all my History, Health, Physics, Civics, and any other notebooks'I have They will be in valuable by the time you need them ERNEST CARMAN, To B111 Bruenderman, my height, hoping h uses it to renter advantage t n y ront seat in the Senior room to Joe Carman which I'm sure he will inherit anyway To Pat Leible, the short Hlstan I eil: to go to get to school To Robert Henley, my 1913 L C Smith type er AGNES ZILAFRO, To Mary J Bruenderman, my place in front of the mirror dur To I! . . II .ll TF. ,gg g g nd ny' ' QANE VIED, To Beverl Howell, my position as assistant head cheerleader, ... 0 0 e 9 8 . - ,-.-,-- ce