Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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Glass Will - wlffimzcd Twenty-sixth: Merle G. Kensinger leaves his thoughtfulness to Allen Heishman. Twenty-seventh: Robert Keller leaves his chess board to the Web. Twenty-eighth: Janet Lauderdale leaves her carefree disposition to Ella Mae Peters. Twenty-ninth: Clifford Maiden leaves the springs in his car to Ripper's Rover . Thi:-tieth: Alice Mochal leaves her accompaning obligations to Delores Tomlinson. Thirty-first: Ben Morgan leaves his long hike to school to Dick Burnes. Thirty-second: Shirley Moyer leaves her agreeable nature to Ina Mae. Thirty-third: Corrine Nielson leaves the Kay McKay Club to underclassmen. Thirty-fourth: Bob Nelson leaves his debate ability to Bud Pagel. Thirty-fifth: Alice Overturf leaves that come hither look to Delores Kilcoin. Thirty-sixth: Merl Pagel leaves his cradle robbery technique to Iohnny Nelson. Thirty-seventh: Margaret Pelisek leaves her baton to the 1946 freshman twirlers, Thirty-eighth: Audra Peters leaves her millions of French Horn practice points to Ioan Mochal who doesn't need them. Thirty-ninth: Patricia Sadler leaves her pleasing Number please voice to Doris Brown. F ortieth: Carl Schroeder leaves his American Literature book to Leonard Boyer. Forty-first: Leola Schroeder leaves to Peggy Dumbald, all her leisure hours, Forty-second: Bernard Shilhanek leaves his way with women to Bill Higgenbothem. Forty-third: Ianice Sincox leaves Tom regretfully. Forty-fourth: Bill Thill leaves his jalopy to Betty to hold up a Thill tradition. Forty-fifth: Rex Weitzell leaves his coon dog to Dick Frink. Forty-sixth: Laureta Werner leaves her basketball ability to Bessie Braye. Forty-seventh: Betty Wiese leaves her naturally curly hair to Martha Hrtska. Forty-eighth: Wilma Wiese leaves her ability to skip Cexcused absentl to her little sisters who may want it sometime. Forty-ninth: Glen Vail leaves his unusual laugh to Don Hill. Fiftieth: Bud Zhorne leaves his ability to grow a beard to Iackie Mulligan. Fifty-first: Gloria Youngbear leaves her thinking cap to Irma Zeman who she thinks really needs it. Finally we appoint as executrix of this will, Miss Doris Deters, our class sponsor. In wit- ness, whereof, we hereby subscribe our names this fifteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-live.

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