Sumner High School - Sumarian Yearbook (Sumner, IL)

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, pq!!-LH , ,pq-us-un, Ilene Gaither, another classmate, WaS helping Myra Until she could handle both the girls. After our visit with Myra and Tom, we started walking back to the Hsaucern field SO W0 could see what the town was really like. AS we pasmd n shop, strc Eefutzfwl nictures caught our eye. We took a elofer look and saw thmt they had been painted by Katie 3w'fl9f She owned the shop and was on her way tt bee wine f ffdors xr isil Phyllis Knoblett, another O16S3Y'AO, vis wcgbida ior Katie After a brief visit, we hurvdpd heck to the fsadoer' and after another day, we w rc Dyck in New York, Doris and I were never sure ff we droqned this experience or actually lived through itr Anyway, it was a lot of fun.

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CLASS WILL P0 We the Seniors of Sumner High, Class of l95A, being of sound mind and body, after considering the matter to the fullest extent, feel in all ways legal by affixing our names to this last will and testament. We do hereby will and bequeath to the faculty and underclassmen the follwoing: I, Katie Jo Beasley, do hereby will my gentleness to Jo Ann Fortney. I, Kathy Burget, do hereby will my quietness to Pat Brewer. I, Philip Clark, do hereby will my good grades to James Van Gilder. I, Jim Fisher, do hereby will my ability to get around to Franklin Brown. I, Ilene Gaither, do hereby will my early hours to Donna Jones. I, Harold Horner, do hereby will my Latin II book to Chip Fiscus. I, Patricia Inyart, do hereby will my typing speed to Lloyd Bennett. I, Doris Jones, do hereby will my evenings at home to Pat McDonald. I, Myra Jones, do hereby will my fiery temper to Phyllis Biper.