Staunton High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Staunton, IN)

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Juniors Sophomores

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Class. Will We, the Senior Class of '53, being of sound mind and memory, now about to de- part from this school life, do hereby make and solemnly declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our Alma Mater, we will the privilege of always having students that are as well-behaved as the 'Senior Class of '53 has been through its' twelve years at S.H.S. ARTICLE ll To the Faculty, we will the right of giving unannounced tests, and the privilege of exercising the strict discipline, which it established this year, upon all future Senior Classes. , ARTICLE III I, Doris Archer, will my health book to Mary Jo Hughes. I, Susan Phyllis Bannon, will my maidenly ability to blush to Reba Butt. I, Evelyn Kay Barr, will my privilege of getting to sing at some of the school ac- tivities to Nancy McDonald, I, Bonnie Baysinger, will my seat in the assembly to some deserving Junior. I, Delores Baysinger, will my quietness to Jackie Jones. I, Alice Ann Brown, will my seat in civics to Mary Jo Hughes, I, Argyll Burns, will my ability to do nothing and yet make B's in physics to Woody Allen. I, Caroline Butt, will my knowledge in health to Jackie Jones. I, Donald Butt, will my ability to part my hair on both sides to Jim Ollie. I, Wade Candler, will my ability to struggle by in'civics with a C average to John Evans, who will surely need it. I, Diane Ellmore, will my civics book to any deserving Junior. 1, Leland Ernest Faggn will my position as manager of the Coke Machine to any- one who wants it. I, Anna Mae Garrison, will my right to be the shortest one in my class to Jane Robinson. I, James Hayward, will the 1953-'54 basketball team the right to win all games. I, Ralph Howald, will my right to set the shop on fire to the welding class of next year. I, Patricia Kennedy, will my right to get a poodle.cut every year to Jo Ann LeMay. I, Bill Lee, will my position as Sports Editor of the school paper to anyone who is smart enough to take it. I, Charles Myers, will my personality to Marion Burns. I, Marjorie Redifer, will my hair to the bald members of the faculty ----- including Mr. Roeschlein. I, James Ridgway, will my driving ability to John Lorenze. I, Mary Helen Rogers, will my civics book to my little sister, I, Catherine Scheid, will Joyce Lynch the right to keep pencils in her desk, even though Don Kidwell does take them all the time. I, Madonna Siegelin, will my ability to come to school bright and early every morning to Barbara Kennedy. -- I, Larry Trout, will any ability anyone thinks I have, to anyone who wants it. I, Phyllis Trout, will the right to argue with Mr. Albrecht in commerce class to Nadine Hayes. I, Melvin Thomas Turner, will my ability to go with one girl longer than two weeks to Don Kidwell. I, Larry Videll, will my ability to not go to bed over the week ends so as to not waste any valuable time, to anyone with a cast iron stomach. Signed this 5th day of May, nineteen hundred fifty-three, h The Senior Class '

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Freshmen Eighth Grade