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

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CLASS WILL we, the Cenior of l959 being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament Article To our Alma Mater, our everla tlng loyalty Article To our parents, our deepest gr tltude for the many sacrifices you have made to give us a good Catholic education Article III To Father Cchmitt, and Father Palermo our heartfelt thanks for the wonderful kindness and patience shown us during our last four years at t Henry's Article To the faculty our appreciation for your constant willingness to help us Gene Hart w1ll to Fred Raffety my ability to stay out of trouble as well as get into it to Hardy Pottlnger all my notes on Algebra and Geometry problems, hope you ncatch onu faster than I, Hardy to Martha Raffety, my good looks, which added to my typewriter to use as a Junior, take good care of my nten words a minuten wonder, Ed to Robert Lelble, my ability to write poems and also the use of my common s nse, please, Robert, accept this latter gift with appreciation to Genevieve Doolittle my never failing spirit of supporting the Blue Jays, and to all the other Students in school, my romance, shown during assembly of Retreat I Mary Jane Bruenderman, will to Barbara Scheffer my knack for putting off important assignments until the last minute, to David Renaud, my ability to chew gum and not be caught, to Jackie Grisso, my bookkeeping books and papers, may he succeed in ob taining an adding machine for the class, to Ronald Chamb rs, y ability to get a back seat in school to Marilyn Lankheit, my po sition as shortstop on the softball team together with my lack of fear To Rose Marie Litchford, my place in front of the mirror, which I unfortunately never find during noon period I Kenny Manker, do will to Mary Ann Harwell, my sixth sense in just getting back to school on time at noon to Paula Strlcker my winning smile which is always an advantage to Carole Halter, my courage in speaking up during Retreat Conferences, to Arthur Baugh, all my personal belongings, hoping that you take special care of my twenty nine cent ball point pen, to George Cook my height what little I have to give, to Terry Rowe, my ability to keep a straight Nl' on a personality report card to the rest of the school I leave my most joyous school days t the dull ones I, Mary Coon, do hereby leave to Melba Manker my ability to talk and not get into trouble sometimes, to Richard Bruenderman, my habit of coming to school half a minute before the bell rings, to Rose Marie Doolittle, my height, so that she can find out how e weather is 'way up theren, to Gary Vowels, my senior desk in the back of the room by a window, hope you behave yourself Gary, to Clara Marie Murphy, my accuracy to clobber a ping pong ball so she can always beat certain 'characters, ulots of 1uck,,Murphn- to Hazel Marshall, my ability to do the wrong thing at the right time to get caught, with better luck to you. I ., s , T .. , . , . , , . . . I f P ' . II l e L , a A Q A , , M O L , , .. .. f' KJ . . I V , I I- ' I 1 1 . f 3 J , S 2 her own will make her simply beautiful, ha-ha, to Edward Goolsby, g . s e - - 1 Z J , f ' S k J 1 - e m 5 1 - S - P , f s 3 3 - ' , , . 1 S , , no . 7 th - I ll i X .- 2