Tangier High School - Tiger Yearbook (Liberty, IN)

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, 42 I if ' . ' 1 'Vx d i SENIOR PROPHECY fContinuedy As we walked past a group of the classmates, we overheard Chuck Smith telling of his good fortune. We naturally stopped and eavesdropped. It seems he invented a non-parkable chewing gum. This im- mediately secured him a good position with the Wrigley Chewing Gum Company and in no time at all he worked his way up to his present position as president of the company. As we were resting, Mona McMurtrey came along. She was another cheerleader for dear old T, H.S. She told us she is now residing in Florida and that she and her husband own and operate a fishing worm fa- IH1. Glancing over our program, we noticed that Bill Bus, another famous T. H. S. athlete, was going to entertain with a selection from Madam Butterfly. Bill, as most of you know is now a famous opera sing- er. He just recently made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera. The speaker of the evening was the Reverend Kermit D. Crum, Pastor of the Ist. Mission Church in San Francisco. Having gotten most of the information we desired, we left just as Reverend Crum was be- ginnihg his talk, since this was to be a private reunion for the class. We were happy to learn that all of the members of the Class of '57 have been successful and to pass this information along to our readers. We wish this group the very best of luck in the future. Your roving reporters Guyann Gleason Nancy Norton 5x Q97 tl l Q , Q ll -4? .. 'Wifi st. 'Y l,D10,5E1fx 6,025 5 , 55XY'fi-X ' 1 ,.Q ' f ' 3 44 viigxvx -- 1' A A af' ' -- 1 , .6 YA-6. df 4 5 .J Zf. . ZA 29 ? -. get 1' aaf CV itll , W ' -iff' f A lf' ff' ' g . l l s O I ' I 15101-'gf 'Q X? 62 . ll?f ' W W This page sponsored by: This page sponsored by: .TACO SUPPLY CO. FRED HALL AGENCY Rockville, Ind. Rockville, Ind. 27

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1957, of Tangier High School, of Liberty Township, County of Parke State of Indiana, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and de vices of whatever nature or form heretofore made by us. I, BILL BUSH, will my ability to get the mail to Max Keller. I, BETTY COLE, will my ability to be Basketball Queen to Ima Jean Cole. I, LARRY COLSON, will my ability to play basketball to Harvey Peters. I, KERMIT CRUM, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Burke to Pete Newnum. I, PAT HAZELWOOD, will my attendance record to Rosemary Holmes. I, LOIS MCCOLLAM, will my ability to get engaged to Norma Hornbeck. I, MONA MCMURTREY, will my roller skating skill to Dora Cole. I, BOB NORRIS, will my weakness for girls to Harold Grubbs. I, JEANNETTE ROWINGS, will my straight A's to Donnie Brown. I, CHARLES SMITH, will my baseball ability to Claude Mack. I, LARRY WIRTH, will my ability to go steady to Bill Harvey. I, BOB YATER, will my good behavior to Jerry Ray. To the Teachers we will: Mr. Scott, a more brilliant Algebra Class than the present one. Mr. Harrison, all new electric typewriters and another good basketball team. Mr. Grimes, another winning '7th and Sth grade team. Mrs. Brammer, a Senior English Class next year. Mrs. Burke, an intelligent, mannerly, and obedient Government Class. Mrs. Mendenhall, an obedient class of 8th grade boys. Mrs. Elinich, a very quiet Study Hall. Mrs. Grittner, an excellent band and chorus. To the other classes: '7th Grade, our class colors. 8th Grade, the honor of being Green Freshmen . 9th Grade, determination to become Seniors. 10th Grade, the privilege of being Jolly Juniors 11th Grade, the dignity of being Seniors. We do hereby appoint Mr. Harrison to be the executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we have hereto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this 15th day of February in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-seven. Signed: Jeff., I xfvfwqiggf 29