Sturgeon RV School - Echoes Yearbook (Sturgeon, MO)

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CU Wilt We, the fifteen students of the Senior Class of Sturgeon, with two witnesses, Kilmy and Shmoo make our last wili and testament of 1918-49, Karl Yonkers wills his ability to play basketball to Shiney Hombs. Betty Jo Carr bequeaths her ability to be an E stu- dent to Jerry Hunter. Cora Lou Robinson wills her readiness to rebouna the ball in basketball to Elizabeth Cottingham. Doris Hartshorn gives her 155 pounds to Arthur Srene. To Donna Gay Smith, Jane Bartee wills her ability to play basketball. Mary Roberts gives her front seat in the east room to Jim Bartee. Sidney Seymour wills to Mert Mathis his readiness to graduate from Sturgeon High. Dwight Heath makes a bequest of his No. 17 basketball suit to Dean Sapp. Albert Jesse wills his office hours to Cora Ellen Sims. Eldred Bowne gives all his books to his sophomore girl- friend, Wyonetta Long.- Bobby Willis desires to give La Vem Neal his artistic talents. Bonnie Wybert bequeaths her ability to go with all bovs to Mildred Clayton. Lucille Hamilton leaves her quiet ways to Donald Gene Jennings. Pat Schult wills her readiness to blush to Barbara Maupin. Betty Jane Mathis gives to Hazel Roberts her ability to catch a man. Betty Hill bequeaths her extreme height to Barbara nUlGot. We, as a whole, give all our books, basketball suits, short pencils, and old notebooks to our lower classmates.’ 6

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«y As we travel around the find some highly important and ed out of Sturgeon High School 1949. world in the year of 1959, we interesting people who march- as seniors in the year of In Hawaii we see Eldred Bowne, now a general in the U.S. Army. He says the grass skirts these Hawaiian girls wear are so interesting. Back in the United States we find Betty Mathis, living in Columbia, Missouri, married to a prospective millionaire. We find Sidney Seymour, exploring mountains with his energetic wife. Albert Jesse, on his 700-acre ranch in Texas is married and taking life easy. working hard in Hollywood, where he is lipstick-tester before every movie production is Dwight Heath. Aarl Yonkers, now King of England, has introduced a new rocket by which he visits Sturgeon often. As we visit the White House, we find Betty Carr seated in the President's lap. She's his private secretary. Lucille Hamilton is head nurse of Jenk’s Hospital in New York City. Bob Willis, who has been in the U.S. Army nine years, has finally received a promotion to private first class. Congratulations] We find Cora Lou Robinson, now an Olympic all-star, run- ning the mile in London. Doris Hartshorn is in Madison Square Garden wrestling for the world championship belt. Pat Schult is a reporter for Tele-Tone News. She has been married for nine years. We see Mary Roberts, one of the worlds most famous pilots, touring the world in her helicopter. A personal representative of U.S., Jane Bartee, is now touring Africa. In St. Louis we meet Betty Hill, a roving reporter for the Globe-Democrat. We see Bonita Wybert, still in Sturgeon as broadcaster on the newly organized radio station W.H.A.M. 7