Sweetser High School - Ti Pa Wa Ni Ca Yearbook (Sweetser, IN)

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Misa Wolf also goes to Jim. PEGGY HUNT wills her ability to always have a good typewriter to use to Lois Howard. Her ability to read her own short- hand she leaves to Velma Searles. PAT MONTS leaves to her brother, Jim, the job of keeping up the Monts name in the senior class. To Annie Easter she wills some of her pep and energy. EARL TURNER wills his ability to get English to Lelandduensley gd and his assumed stupidness to any junior bqxhl U CHARLES KELLEY leaves his ability to get out of the assembly to Bud Raypholtz. And his ability to have a girl to be with at noon to Paul Olyer. A ROMA BAIRD keeps her memories of 8. H. S. for herself, but loaves her ability to have a boy friend to do her senior cords to Shirley Cartwright and her ability to get out of class to Eddie Yeager. JACKIE WEAVER wills her abilities to get along with Miss Wolf and to not go steady and still have a good time to any girl who can make use of them. NORMAN CAMPBELL wills his seat in the assembly to Don Cheeseman, and his ability to type without mistakes to Jerry Marting also his very best of luck to any base drummer who takes his place. EUGENE SHAFER wills his ability to sleep in government to Dwight Shafer. Eugene says not to snore too loud, Hack doesnft like to hear a lot of noise in his classes. He wills his yell leading position to Jim A. Renbarger. NANCY WOODMANSEE wills the editorship of the Broadcaster to Mary Ann Guenin. She leaves the last seat on the south side of the assembly to Bonnie Downam. JACK HENNING wills his ability to get law and make the highest grade in his class, at least twice a year, to Jim Alter. He also wills to Jim his music ability. PATSY MAGERS leaves her seat in government to her sister, Joyce. She wills to Kay Apple her good luck in having a car to run around in most of the time. JOAN ZOOK wills her ability to have a boy friend to Georgia Kohr. She leaves her government book to Kay Apple, thinking that maybe she can get more out of it than she did. PHIL LAWRENCE loaves Bud Raypholtz his seat in the assembly: maybe he will enjoy it and find it safer than Phil did. IwggyFmnt

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