Thornburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Thornburg, IA)

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Al., ...4......4.....g........lN.Y..s.-....m.s.4..,.t,4,.l1..- .-s N... Shirley--leaves her nsignz to John Dansdill and ner dimples to Charles Moore. Lois-eleaves her eagerness to Xary Belle Robinson and her brother to the oncoming girls of T. H. S. Violaewleaves her ability to act in plays to Mary Jean andyher ability to sew to Jack Joneslalso her quiet man- ner o Darlene--wills her chance to get out at 3:50 to anyone lucky enough to get by with it and her typing ability to Bob T-I02.l6Lt'1do Wilma-leaves her ability to chew gum to Cheryl and Bob Holland also her Job pitching kitten ball to Carol W. Greta Lou-leaves her blue rimmed glasses to Burris and her opportunity to have her appendix out in the middle of the basketball season to Margaret: Bill-leaves his height and basketball ability to Char- les Moore and his ability to learn a class play to Bob Morgan. Roy---leaves his freckles, to Barbara Van Fossen and Betty Morgan because there are plenty of them and his alertness to Bill Altenhofen. We the Seniors leave our good luck to the rest of the remaining high school classes to come to T. H. S. In witness, thereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seals: this, the thirteenth day of May, in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty- Sights Mila, 1:37.44-11'f Il-'VU WCA. 'j'k3.'9'I 1'5L -4J 7 1-CCL.-f-' ffxjh .Km:.Mv ,ear-1,cm, m ,sean 6?5s.5Ln+ ' . 1 Q , ann ,3,.fC.4f-14 if7,14ff n1F41.. ,J. I4-so' Jflofvel ULjh,3LfAaLviMK J N -'-'-4'-A-I---M - -- .............. -...., .,........l -.--,.....,.l-. .,.. , .,. -.....-