Union Township High School - Revue Yearbook (Bargersville, IN)

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irnx I l , Hr . .v .... . . . SEEK..3322332IZ-ZZ':Z-Z-Z'1EIf3'Z-2 J'2' ....K'Z .-IKsE,.3'2'Z'Z'Z'Z' ! 53 ll N , ll 2 H! Q ' ' . 4. M ni gf aff ano amenf E :I 3 A , nga P hi 1 ' we, the Senior Class of 1948, being of keen mind X and sound body, have agreed upon these the following 2 ,Si as our last will and testimony, hoping that all will ' 'gi benefit by them. I To you, llr. Houston, we will a t en-pound box of . chocolates to give to next years' Senior class when 5 IQ they go carrollng, we will you the ability to complete ' statements which you start in health class, rather than V , leaving us ln suspense, and last of all we will to you 1 ll all of the underolassmen, in hopes that they will come quietly to the assembly when two bells are rung rather 1 . than read the newspaper and run down the hall. 9 I1 To our sponsor, lllss Kersey, we are most generous 1 ' ln wllllng her' an undentable car with a windshield , E: which stluckers absolutelyvshun, i Irs. stainbrook to you we will a runnin- satan, ' Q trying to preserve your piano from another year of e ll beating by a ruler. ' To Irs. llckinney, we will a non-fading smile, one which will be upon her face at all times to greet her n pupils as they come to class. 5 M To you, lllss Barnhart, lt ls our utmost desire to jx - will you all of the luck ln the world, this ls leap- i year you know. - 'Q . It was a task to find something nice enough to - l will to our coach. But we have agreed to will to you, l E1 llr. Sloop, the privilege of having the bestbasket-ball ' players, the longest talker Cpreferably a student 3 M managerl, and the quleteet girls ln your government Q U class. our one desire ls that they are somewhat of a l ' success, knowing that they could not equal us. Q lr. llassey, to you we will a bat, a ball, and some in more brass tacks. It seems as though your classes have ' been 'battln' the ole' ball around, 'and 'getting down n U to brass tacks, long enough that by now you need more pq ,N equipment. C5 To all of the teachers we will a box of pencils M that absolutely w111 not vu-no ws, and to lllss sem- C5 hart pencils wlthout erasers. I N le feel that we have qualities that no other class 3 could surpass. Therefore ln the interest of humanity 5 o. we hereby will a few, of these to the underclassmen. , 'U To the Juniors we will our ability to always co- n operate and ake a declslon by saying, 'This ls the - last vote, klds. , N To the sophomores we will the honor of always be- ing known as the 'quletest class, in school. . And to you Freshmen we do will and bequeath the , l ablllty to become dignified Seniors. V4 LJ Ri f BI gk. . .l'. i - .fl ..,, 'I . .a Writ: i5'55?3l214 l' l