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SENIOR CLASS WILL

JIM CLAYTON wills his crew cut to Eddy Lynch.

DONALD BAUER wills his hot rod and driving ability to Bill Mahrt. Take it easy on the trees.

CAROL LYNCH wills her long hair to all boys who have crew cuts. Please wait in line at the barber shop.

CAROL HALVERSON wills her ability to attract the boys to Verla Dickey. A wink at the right one should do the trick.

EDWARD GODWIN wills his favorite teachers to Franklin Kelly. LEROY REMMERS wills his ability to keep quiet in U. S. History to Rodger Hein.

MARIAN WENDLANDT wills her place as yell leader to Walter Clouse. You'll need a new uniform however.

DOROTHY BACKER wills her part in the senior play to Darlene Remmers, hope you didn’t find it too tiring.

RICHARD HEADINGTON wills his size thirteen shoes and 5'16” height to Gary Larue.

MICKEY SWANSON wills his paper route to Mr. Stimpson and years supply of passes to anyone who needs them.

MARIAN PRYOR wills her study habits and good grades to Mike Bisson.

KAY PEHRSON wills her ability to defend herself in physics class to Joyce Rattray,

NORMAN CLOUSE wills his athletic ability to Harold Cox.

PAUL JOHNSON wills his Plymouth to anyone who will give him $600 for it, Who's the sucker?

JACK LAVENDER wills his M. G. to Bill Hein and Charles Meye. Take it easy on the sidewalk, boys.

CLAUDIA STUTHEIT wills her graceful actions and unblinking stare to Barbara Godwin. Be careful, its dynamite.

HEIDI SCHMITT wills her voice to Dick Kamm and her tonsils to the Biology class.

EDWARD BROMMER wills his ability to judge cattle, sheep and other “Old McDonald” livestock to Robert Rux.

LYLE DAVIS wills his Ford to anyone who will buy it. He’s getting a new Chevrolet.

MARIANNE REMMERS wills her ability to hold on to boy friends to no other girl.

JOANNE WEYEN wills her ability to play the baritone to Jerry Schultz.

PAT HANNING wills her ability to understand bookkeeping to Bob McConnell.

DONNA PAUL and LINDA SCHULTZ will their ability to paint old buildings and also to take it off to Gwen Janett. Use lots of soap and water, Gwen.

LOLA HOFFMAN wills her third chair in Band to Norma Clouse, it takes many hours of practice.

LANE DAHLIN wills his cowboy boots and silver buckle to anyone who can ride his horse more than the first two leaps.

WINNIE LOU PULS wills her ability to win beauty contests and her pleasing personality to anyone who so desires to achieve it.

CLIFFORD CARSTENS wills his blonde hair and winning smile to Bill Zunker.

JOYCE HELDSTAB wills her Shorthand book to anyone who is anxious enough to study the course.

To the juniors we leave our history books and our teacher. Take good care of both of them.

To the sophomores we will our ability to conduct a good class meeting.

To the freshmen we will our good behavior at all times.

To the incoming frosh we will our ability to get Carnival Queens for four years.

To the teachers we leave—just plain leave.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)