Veedersburg High School - Pintus Yearbook (Veedersburg, IN)

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SENIOR CLASS Standing Ctop rowj left to right Leota Lynch Standing fsecond rowj Thomas Stucker Gwynn McCord Robert Whitehead Frances McClain Louis McClain Robert Reed ' Alberta Lynch Sitting Cleft to rightb Gladys Craig Velma Morgan l William Madigan Frances Newman Garnet Snyder George Reed Glover Mayign Stuart Vivian Kinner Eva Hutchins

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I, Kenneth Gross, do will and bequeath to Ceb Furr my drive and fight acquired as a basket ball player that he may make the team next year. I, Eva Hutchins, do will and bequeath to Georgia Rose Overfield my flowing auburn hair that she may hold Hit Gunn's attentions. I, Vivian Kinneer, do will and bequeath to Maxine Walton my boy friends. I, Alberta Lynch, do will and bequeath to June Glover my ability as a Physics student. I, Leota Lynch, do will and bequeath to Mary Evelyn Grigson my perfect decorum. I, William Madigan, do will and bequeath my prowess as a politician to Bert Boggs that he may be able to elect Al Smith to office. I, Frances McClain, do will and bequeath to Roberta Hutchins my friendships among the Eighth Graders. I, Louis McClain, do will and bequeath to Jim Allen my ability to fix a wheezy flivver. I, Gwynn McCord, do will and bequeath to Bob Burgner my ability as a trombonist. I, Velma Morgan, do will and bequeath to Joanna Beasley my good nature. I, Frances Newman, do will and bequeath to Kennard Boord my efficiency as a stenographer. I, Robert Reed, do will and bequeath to Dan Walter my manly physique. I, Garnet Snyder, do will and bequeath to Mabel Marsh my sedate nature. A I ' I, Marion Stuart, do will and bequeath to Jack Hurst my trait of act- ing as a bale fellow well met. . I, Thomas Stucker, do will and bequeath to Dick Glover my ability to take hot choruses on the sax. I, Robert Whitehead, do will and bequeath to Robert Welhauser the wise manner which I assume in Farm Management class. To the foregoing instrument, signed, sealed and acknowledged by members of said Senior Class as and for their last will and testament in our presence, and in the presence of each other, we have subscribed our names as witnessses thereto this 31st day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred thirty. fSignedJ CHAS. W. DOCKINS. K. R. CADE. W. W. ROBBINS.

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THE JUNIORS The Juniors share with the Seniors, in the name, activities, and problems that confront upper classmen in high school. This time next year the Seniors of 1931 will be completing their an- nual. They will have experienced the responsibilities of being leaders of the school, and will have felt the thrill of success and perhaps the pang of failure. The lot of seasoned mariners on a rough and stormy sea will have been theirs. The Juniors are prominent in many activities. They are well repre- sented in the Glee Club, Hi-Y's, and Girl Reserves, and have a basket ball captain, and regulars on both the boys' and the girls' teams. Their greatest year lies ahead. We are expecting much of them, and as the Seniors of this year step aside and leave vacant their places, they go assured that the empty ranks will be well filled, and wish all success to the Seniors of 1931.