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

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girls crazy To Ronald Chambers my position as co captain of the B team To Barbara Scheffer my love for cowboy music may you remember this when you get nToo Old to Cut the Mustard H T James Carlisle, a carload of cigarettes so he may have all the cigarettes he wants without bumming To Judy O'Rourke a giant box of Kleenex, so she will not run out any more To JoAnn Stricker my front seat in the Senior room JoAnn, they say it has many advantages but really I would gust as soon have had a back one I, Beverly Howell will to Clara Murphy my ability to chem gum during class without getting caught To Estelle Bledsoe my ability to get to school about five mirutes before the bell rings when I bring the car To Martha Raffety my old blank tvpevriter Martha, I hope you can do better on it than I did this past year To Mary Ann Harwell my position C Y C Secretary Marv Ann, I hope you can tvpe all the letters to the parishes and get them all right I surely dIdn't I, Glennon Mousie Carr, will to Kenny Manker my never failing Skill to get out of trouble at the right time and at the right second And, Kenny, don't let it bother you To Dan Schuchart my skill in asking all the girls just at the right time To Joe Pazdera my skill in handling all the Math problems that we I did To Carole Halter my collection of the 1919 album of pop ular muslc To Judy O'Rourke my magnetic attraction for the front seats in all the study halls To Betty Rolvlng my ability to pass all my exams, even though I never did To Ronnie Chambers all mv good t1m6S To Arthur Lee Baugh my ability to arrive gust 1 the nlck of time for school To the remaining portion of this school I leave happy memories of a much too long stay I, Marietta Lankheit, will to my sister, Donna, mv position as a senior, hoping she will have as much un as I id Ronald Chambers my love for dancing, hope he doesn't step on as many feet as I did To Herman Lankheit, my brother mv notebooks hoping he will use them intelligently To Charles Lankhelt my typewriter in the front rov, so that he can be the best tvpist in the class To Genev1eveDoolittle my laboratory drawer, hoping she will keep it straightened better than I did To Janet Seib y ability of holding up and defending a small town among surround ing metropolises To Hazel Marshall my smile, especially on Mon day morning I, Robert Doolittle, will to Gene Hart my greatest honor, that of serving as president of the Student Council May he care for it and strengthen it To Edward Goolsbv the uncanny ability to have my assignments in on time and reasonably correct T James Carlisle, upon his entrance to the Junior Senior classroom, I will my desk in the back of the room may he find it more com fortable than his seat in the front row in the Sophomore homeroom To Pat Leible my Job of driving the students from Sikeston to school and back each day, remember the Bulldogs, Pat To Leonard Schaffer I will my place on the Trojan bench, may he see better days for the Trojans I, Patricia Stricker, will to Mary Jane Bruenderman mv posl tion as head cheerleader may she get as much fun and enjoyment from it as I did To Gene Hart my height so that, added with his, 1 I . o ! V Y ! , A 1 n A i .4 1 o as . . . . 9 J 7 ' N H W , , . ever had, and, Joe, I do hope you have more luck with them than o nv 0 . I f d . To O , U -' ' 3 . m , - . 1 9 A. . o 5 - I . Y l