Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

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leaves his track ability to Gerald Ridout. Come on, Ridout, get the lead out!! Marvyl Letz doesn't need her man-catching ability anymore, so she leaves it to Mary Bindle. Myrna Brittain leaves her skating ability to Max Newbury. Graceful like a bird, Max. Bill Lehman and Kenny Horn leave their night life to the Wallace twins. Gail Brown, Rex Hope, and Jake Collins finally leave, after much coaxing, of course. Marilyn Songer leaves her parking place in front of the high school to her sister, Shirley. She'll have to find her own car and driver, though. Louise Vincent leaves her giggle to Loren Seward. David Lord leaves his neatness to all W.H.S. romeos wishing to make a good impression on the girls. Bob Kuhns leaves his great height to Jack Stevens, although Jack has a head start. Don Thomas leaves his driving solos to anyone who likes to talk to himself. Mary Jo Koehn leaves her Monday-morning fatigue to all girls with a boy friend in college. Ruth Ann Mills leaves her sophisticated ways to Jane Macumber. Quick change, Jane! Bob Moore leaves his nickname WOscarH to Oscar Hicks. Mary Ann Husted leaves her blond hair to Jo Ann Riser. Peroxide will help. Sue Jackson leaves her sister, Lorean, to go through high school without Sue's sisterly advice. Phyllis Davis leaves her twirling and cheerleading outfits to Irma. Think you can handle both, Irma? Shirley Ann Harpole and Charlotte Williams leave their jobs uptown to future merchandising students. Bev Weidman leaves her friendly ways to Wanda Clark. Duane Howell and Bill Easter leave for Hollywood. They hope to cash in on their good looks. Ida Palmer decided not to leave her job at the telephone office as she just started the second semester. Jackie Honnold leaves bus no. l to Mr. Dudney. Dorothy Keating and Phyllis Porter leave their continuous flow of conversation to Sharon Hanson and Meredith Young. Mr. Pace thinks they have enough already. Gene Patterson leaves his nickname NPeckN to all future students in typing. As we leave these things, there are so many others we would like to take along. We now have only memories of our wonderful school days. Ball games, music contests parties, etc. The actual doing of these things we must leave to the student body to enjoy next year. To the juniors we leave the honor of reigning above the under- privileged underclassmen. To the sophomores we leave the problem of raising enough money for next year's prom. To the freshmen we leave the joy of showing the in- coming eighth grade just what's what around W.H.S. To the incoming eighth graders we leave some much-needed sympathy. Last, but not least, Frances Callison and Martha Ann Harper leave for two weeks rest after working so industriously on this will. SPONSORED BY IOWA LIGHT AND POWER CO. 3

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The Senior Class of nineteen hundred fifty-three, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the following: To the faculty we leave the proverbial Wcalm after the storm.N To the janitors we leave all our class notes to keep next year's students warm. Marcia Lillard leaves her ability of making a situation sound twice as good as it really is to Janice Vee Clark. Not that Janice Vee needs it, of course. Sandra Beverlin leaves her motto to all high school girls. Incidentally, her motto is, HTo each his own, so leave mine alone.H Bob Stephenson leaves his ability to confuse Mr. Waters in Social Problems to Lewie Haines. Don't get that turned a- round, Lewie. Betty Jones leaves her place in the hall with Ray Cameron, hoping no one takes it. Lois wilson leaves for Woodward. Don't get any ideas. Paul goes to a John Deere School up there. Bill Husted finally removes his little red and white, dual-piped Ford from the streets of Winterset. The police force will probably celebrate. Carl Letz leaves his long legs to Francia Leeper. It will help you in basketball, Francia. Jim Agnew leaves his broad, friendly smile to cheer up the students next year. Shirley Davis leaves the honor of reigning as 1952 Homecoming Queen to all the junior girls to hope for. Donald Haines was given the ability of staying awake in class after staying awake all night last year. Donald has decided that Ed Harrell is in dire need of it, so passes it on to him. John Hart leaves his girl friends to Joe Hamand. Chuck Greenwood leaves his faded levis to Max Day. You don't wear ties with them, Max. Shirley Allen leaves to catch a certain parachute. Lewie's a paratrooper. Joe Saxton and Harlow Finney leave their experiences at Creston Vocal Festivals to all singers interested Arleta Frederick leaves for California. Wonder why! Lester Berry is trying to leave, but can't find the door. Last year Ted Bek willed to Carl Henry his way with the girls. Carl decided he's had so much fun with it, he'll just keep it. Pat McNamara wills his flashy shirts and suspenders to Bernard Harpole. Alice Haines leaves a little of her knowledge to help out future students. Ruby Gille- land leaves her pleasant ways to anyone who can do justice to them. Arleta WShrimpH Simpson, if she doesn't get lost in the shuffle, is leaving her scattered brains to help out next year's bookkeeping class. Bob Schirm leaves his old-time nickname HHammerheadN to anyone who can have a ham er dropped on his head and not have it hurt. Earl Kordick leaves his physique to Larry Travis. John Clark wills his formula for getting through classes without preparation to all juniors. Just sit still and be real quiet. Tom NEinsteinN King wills his scientific genius to John Greenwood. with the driving ability willed to her last year, Jo Ann Sirdoreus leaves to join Harold. Rowena Murrell wills her artistic ability to Ed Morrissey. Ed Hartley, who is never late for class, requests that Cliff Johnson carry on the record. Janice Hudson wills her dainty voice and courteous manners to Barbara Thomsen. Barb Henrichs leaves her snappy brown eyes and hair to Bill HBlondieU Koehn. Marilyn Cline, our basketball lass, leaves her job at the Maid-Rite to Dorothy Clements. George Schoonover wills his bashful tactics to Gene Croft. Eileen Benge leaves her 2nd year algebra to the sophomores. Bill Hines leaves his ability to act like a monkey to Phil Mills. Please don't take it Phil. No one could deserve such a thing. Rich DeVault leaves his witty remarks for Mr. Jeneary to decipher. Last year some studious ability was willed to Duane Allison. Since Duane didn't use much of it, he would like to pass it on to Wayne Curnes. Bill Beedle leaves his enormous capacity for food to any five boys who can eat that much. Kenneth Conard and Floyd Bailey leave their quiet ways to Jim Frederick. It will take a lot to quiet Jim down. Rose John leaves her red hair to Ed Henry. What a blow! Larry Jackson leaves Dick full priority over the black Chevrolet. He didn't say anything about Janice Vee. Loren Myers and Uon Dillinger leave their table at the pool hall to Norma Wight and Lois Hart. Dee Silliman leaves her dim- ples to Charlie Dowler. Makes your smile more appealing, Charlie. Clair Bertnolf

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