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CLASS WILL Peter Lehman: My ability to sing without opening my mouth-to Billy Hunter. Buddy Love: My assembly entrance and exit speech--to someone with a good memory. Katherine McDaniel: My appeal for spicy stories to Mr. Eloyd. Gregory McGinnis: My curly hairfto some girl who wants curly hair and has to pay for it. Charles Messerli: My extreme height-to Billy Caine. Linda Lou Morris: My seat in the bus-to someone who can hold it down. Norma Jean Nichols: My ability to make four E's-to Donan James. Eileen Nobles: My knowledge of Tiptonwto anyone who will stay off my territory. Stanley Osborn: My bashfulness-to Willa Meyer. Dean Opfer: My entire set of books-to Mr. Earnest, with which to start next year's nrst fire in the furnace. Alden Riley: My ability to write love lettersffto Coach Frantz. Bob Robinson: My physique-to Langston Henderson, to be used in basket- ball next year. Anna Lee Rumans: My diet secret to Betty Nell Stanley. Vera Rumans: My position on the Grapevine Telegraph systemfto Kathryn Ball. Glenn Schafter: Some of my heightvto Wendell Dunn. Lottie Schmitter: My ability to keep long fingernails in typing class-to Annie Laurie Campbell. John Shoemaker: My ability to love 'em and leave 'em-to my little brother Eddie. Shirley Shoemaker: My motto in getting a boy friend-to Betty Lea fwhere there's a will, there's a wayj. Lillian Stevenson: My Hance4to no one fyetfl. Neva Sumner: My high ambitions-to Viola Lehman. Earl Vogt: My slow drawl-to Nadyne Morris. Evelyn Sue Vogt: My writing abilityfto Mr. McDonald, who hasn't gotten out of the printing stage. Kathryn Vogt: My ability to fix my own hair+to Sara May Williams. Letha Wenger Milburn: My ability to get a husband-to Miss Williams. Dortha Mary Wilcox: My wavy hair-to Ella Ruth Lake. Hollice Wilcox: My ability to get my woman-to Phillip Muennig. Kathryn Wilcox: My artistic ability+to Jean Smith. Vera Wood: A few of my excess pounds-to Faye Dunn. Billy Williams: My manly height and dignity CFU-to Jimmy Hagens. Youse guys who read this lovely lore, Must know that weeks of mental toil Vsfere borne, in order to insure That no bequest would make you boil. Attested: COf course. it's just jestedil by power in us vested: RUTH KAUFFMAN. MARILYN HALL. I'nyw 1lfI1P,l'l'?I Tllf' Mirror
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CLASS WILL Ah, it seems we've reached the end of the road, And a pleasant journey it's been: They say, A'You can't take it with you, So we bequeath this to our friends. Wilford Akin: My ability to win my man and keep himeto Maxine Newkirk. Jim Anderson: My ability to skip study halls without being caught-to Quen- tin Lehman. ' Arletta Barber: My ability to tell jokeseto Ruthellyn Otten. Wilma Barber: My ability to control my temper-to Billy Wilkes. Avis Bellamy: My Hbaby talk -to Barbara Comer, as if she needed it. Dan Burk: What remains of my French-to George Petty. Virginia Burk: Hereby refuse to will Jack to anyone. l'll keep him myself. John Caine: My ability to do the right thing at the wrong time Cand vice versaj -to I. A. Wenger. Glen Carson: My curly hair+to Mr. McDonald. Bernice Cline: My ability to giggle-to Evelyn Aeschbacher. Paul Cline: My formula for wavy hair-to the highest bidder. Cristeen Collins: My dancing ability-to Bill Moss. Don't let it get stale. Paul Cooper: My job as brakeman on Jesse's buseto Leroy Lampton. Altifia Daniels: My ability to get excited over very little-to June Lefever. H. M. Daniels: My track shoes, size ll-to little brother, Grayden, when he grows to them. Jody Devy-My waistline-to Meda Ruth. Nora Maude Dunnaway: My freckles1to Marian Lammert Cthen you can complainl, Ann Earp: My ability to catch my manAto Mary Frances Lujin Cl didn't say keep himj. Owen Lee Gabriel: My boxing ability-to George Hale Hubbard. Robert Garber: My wavy hair-to Vencil Foxworthy. Clarice Gerber: My dimples-to Miss Knoop Cthey might come in handyb. Doris Gerhart: My quiet disposition-to Mary Durham. Florence Goddard: MV place in the orchestra-to Dorothy Jean Kidwell. Clifford Greenway: My spats-to Mr. West to wear on rainy days. Marilyn Hall: My ability to tune my own instrumentsfto Mary Bolinger. Mary Harris: My ability to giggle at anythingfto Miss Williams . Raymond Hawks: My latest book, A'We Modern Romeos ?to the future sen- ior boys. Albert Hendrickson: My Gildersleeve laugh-to Phillip Muennig. Eula Mae Hite: My ability to chatter-to Charlotte Smoyer. Claude Huard: My ability to make high basketball scores-to Andy Calton. ErmaDell Hunter: My weakness for certain blond boy-to Betty Sue Heinemann. Norman Huffman: My typing ability-to anyone taking typing next year. Ruth Kauffman: My pug nose-to anyone who wants it. But please accom- pany application with a handsome plastic surgeon. Jean Kays: My mysterious correspondence from Camp Robinson-to no one. Dean Kays: My ability to have a hilarious time in study hall-to John Smith. Hilma Lee Lampton: My excess knowledge-to the school, to be put in the library for future reference. Roy Leatherman, Jr.: My hunt and peck system in typingfto any who can't learn the right way next year. Alma Lehman: My ability to visit in the library while studying-to Betty Rumans. Ili e Jlirror- -Page fighlferz
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1 Struttin 2 Strike up the band 3 Step high 4 Don't Worry, these books won't be used 5 Senior play cast 6 K'Oui-The French Club 7 i'SmiIe now 8 Tsk-Tsk-Imagine that! 9 Just pals-Once in a while 10 Who'd a thunk it? ll Our janitor I2 Budding youth 'I 13 Ain't love grand? 14 i'UndercIassmen 15 First flower of spring 16 No men? The Jlirrnrw-Page Iwenly
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