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Class Will

The 1956 graduating class of R. H. S., being sound of mind and body but ready to leave this realm of activity, do hereby make and publish, and declare this, their last will and testament:

1, The senior class does hereby bequeath to all underclassmen the rights to walk through the immortal halls of R. H. S.

2. The senior class wills to all students the initialed desks and battered books along with all other rights and privileges.

3. Individual wills as published include:

High stepping Norma Andersen, majorette, wills her uniform to Virginia Triplett— who will us it, you bet!

Renate Bockholt wills all her A’s to Bob Rux, his teachers to amaze.

Carol Brommer wills her Chem-lab sessions to Marlene Bergeron, to aid in her lessons,

A smile Loretta Durheim leaves to Joanne Pietz, the boys to please.

Delnora wills her looks esteem to hopeful next year’s Carnival Queen.

Marilynn Howard leaves -his ability to learn to Tom Schultz—A grades to earn.

Gwen Janett, a giggling miss, leaves her giggles to Marjorie Wendlandt; that we insist.

Martha Jacobs wills all test worries to Lavina T. to study with flurries.

To Jerry Schultz, a swell “Joe”, leaves Walter Clouse his troubles and woe.

Harold Cox, his tall and lean frame is left to one, Virgil Andrews by name.

Franklin Kelly, our boy so sweet leaves to Joe Smith—his big feet.

Clossen Lanier, his cycling skill gives to John H.—so he won't kill

Ron Lehman wills his manly build and show to Wayne Rattray, who we think should grow.

The muscles and brawn of Chuck Meye are left to Cecil Baldwin, to add to his heft.

His football ability, Neil Schmitt will leave; so victory the “Indians” will achieve.

Ed Shearer the waltz so sweet and mellow leaves to Bill Mahrt, who’s a musical fellow.

Jeannette Dickinson leaves four years of work to Thelma Frase, who will not shirk.

Geraldine Lightle’s chemistry hardships are willed to next year’s senior flips,

A hot note from the clarinet of Phyllis Meyer is lent to all junior musicians who will be sent.

Papers and books wills Darlene Clough to anyone who hasn‘t had enough.

Darlene Remmers plans to go with all accomplishments in the future to glow.

Ron Ahlf wills his arguments in class to Barbara Godwin—a debating lass.

Danny Bauer wills his brain to Bob Frase—knowledge to gain.

Mike B. wills his basketball ability to Dick Kam to display his agility.

Gordon Bogart wills his big black car to Bob Backer—so he can go far.

Rodger Hein leaves his “49” trash to Bill Hein—the junior flash.

Ed Hohnstein will take his winning grin and heart-breaking looks along with him,

His F. F. A. President’s position, I guess, Dick M. wills to the boy who is best.

Ralph Rhoads leaves nothing with ease and takes all to do as he please.

Vern Rogers leaves his basketball fame. to a junior, who will accredit the name.

His ninth semester, which he passed with ease, Jim Seagle to Jerome Tierney leaves.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)