Thorntown High School - Exode Yearbook (Thorntown, IN)

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em ass Will nf ,- We, the Class of 195k of Thorntown High School, being of disputably sound mind and memory, and about to pass out of existence, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revok ing any and all former wills by us at any time heretofore made Bob Howe, do bequeath to Bud Coffman all of my troubles. Donald Gant, do bequeath to Larry Goins my ability to keep a girl Cliff Beasley, do stand it Beverley Gant, do Norma to anyone bequeath my Physics Book to anyone who can under bequeath the care and feeding of my little sister who can handle her Sue Castetter, do can sit there without catching a cold Alma Davis, do bequeath to Billy Davis all of my broken pencils Dessie Ford, do bequeath my Shorthand to anyone who can read Chicken Tracks Barbara Pefley, do bequ ath to Ann Hauser all of the chewing gum found under my desk Beulah Pagano, do bequ ath to Carol Graham my nursing ability bequeath my seat by the Assembly door to anyone who Bill Rhoades, in my desk, them well Dick Howe, do Nancy Lollar, Hanna do bequeath to George Coffman the little Red Rubber Ball providing he won't get caught playing with it bequeath to Don Cravens my ability to blush do bequeath my ability to study in the Assembly to Shirley Patty Russell, do bequeath my CAREFUL driving to my brother B111 Jack Patterson, do bequeath to Bill Carr my famous saying, 'I don t know': and all of my bright answers to dark questions Betty Stackman, do bequeath my ability to work in the Restaurant to Anna Allen. Barbara Sallee, do bequeath to some LUCKY Freshman, my ability to yell Junior Timmons, do aequeath to anyone, anything they can get from me Marvin Strong, do bequeath to Ed Price my typewriter, hop ng he can make it spell correctly Judy Tipps, do bequeath to Janet Gant and Shirley Toney my ability to have been there, willed to me by KILROY Nancy Plety, do bequeath my big feet to anyone who needs a good under standing Bill Worth, do bequeath my Chemistry Book to Gene Rlggle, hoping he can learn something from it, I d1dn't Sam Cranford, do bequeath to Bill Clark my privilege to sit in the back of the assembly and throw paper wads to the front, that ls, when the teacher is out. We,the Class of l9Sh,give and bequeath all the hardships, tortures, sleep less nights, uncontrollable tempers, ambitions, nervousness etc , plus our many happy days of High School Life to the Class of 1955 To each individual member of the Faculty we :ive thanks for all the trouble he or she went through for us or with us To all underclassmen we Hive and bequeath our dignity and privileges be grudgingly, given and freely taken with all consequences In testimony whereof we have set our hands to this, our last will and test ament, at Thorntown, Indiana, this fourteenth day of May in the Year of 199-Le 8 . 'll . ' Q I, I, . I, - In I, ' I. . ' . Ip Ig . S It 9 e I, I, Frank Vickrey, do bequeath all of my books to anyone who will care for 1, ' . I, I, . . I, . ' I, . I, . I, ' . I, 1 O In Ip . ' 1, ' I, A '