Ashley High School - Memories Yearbook (Ashley, ND)

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Ge rtie Martz, bequeath my unique jitterbugging technique to Leona Opp. Be sure to make use of it Leona. I, Jeannette Baumann, do bequeath my ability to get along with the male pop- ulation of this institution to LuElla Hoffman. Let me warn you boys, look out. We, Genievieve Hilscher, and Donald Fischer will our love for studying to Dorothy Joachim. May you enjoy it as much as we do. We, Inez Schumacher and Violet Nitschke leave our ability to drive a car to Robert Mensing. You know, it takes a good driver to run your car. --W pDobler leave my tact with teachers to Hilda Geohring. See how long you can stay in school with it. We, .Pearl Bertsch and Arlene Hein, leave our ability to play the piano to Corrine Wolf. With all this added Miss Olson may gain another accompanist next year. I, Ruby Nies, leave my pleasant personality to Vlasta Mayer. With this you should really entrance the male population of this community. I, Bernice Klein, bequeath my quiet ways to Irene Gieze. This will really surprise the teachers. We, Gladys Nitsnchke and Ruth Kessel, will our neatness to the entire junior class. This combined with your own should make the senior assembly very attrac- tive next year, I, Violet Speidel, bequeath my good looks to any person who can best use it. I, Milton Schauer, leave my beautiful, black wavy hair to Robe rt QSnowball? Mensing. With this and your car you should really go places. I, Helmuth Huber, give my masculine physique to any junior boy who may need it. I, Sylvia George, give my prettiest dress to Sally Maier. This added to your own will really put Melvin on his heels. I, Clarence Bendewald leave my clowning ability to the future senior class and teachers. I, LeRoy Dockter, bequeath my bashfulness to Eileen Hoffman. May it aid you to keep away Zeeland boys. We, LaVerna Funk and Helen Strobel, give our girlish figures to Violet Strobel, who may want to attract some of the boys with it. We, Irene Krause and Amanda Harter, leave all the slightly used gum under the seat in the third row of the senior classroom to whoever sits there next year, We didn't make too much use of it so you try to do better. I, Fannie Beglau, do bequeath my ability to speak loud enough so the tea- chers can understand, to all coming unfortunates, I, Walter Breitling, leave my ability to debate to Clarence Klipfel. May you start as many arguments in class as I did. I, LeRoy Schauer, bequeath my secret passion for a certain freshman to Lawrence Hoffman. Well Lawrence, now you can make use of your car. To Mr. Roth goes this beautiful picture of a pair of roller skates. You may order them to save steps when gathering the list of absentees. They will only cost you 98 cents for the class will furnish the Z cents tax, To Miss Olson goes this glorious scented perfurne direct from A Night in Hong Kong. This should really make you the center of attraction, I, Lloyd Bertsch, give my ability to tell jokes to all the junior boys. May it provide your class with as many laughs as it has us. I, Loretta Schauer, will my lovely blonde hair to LaVina Kempf.

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I, Sharon Hogenson, leave my ability to write notes and get by with it, to Loretta Strobel. With this you won't have to do any talking. I, Floyd Schock, will my height to Myron Rau, with this added to your own, you should make an outstanding football player. We, Loretta Klipfel, and Evelyn Miller, will our singing ability to Vivian Walz, with this added to your own, you should hit broadway. I, Annetta Maier, will my giggle to Alvera Jenner, may you use it as often as I do. I, Melvin Baumann, will this, True Experience, to Tennis Knoblich, may it bring you as much happiness as it has me. I, Iver Walker, leave my girl troubles to all the junior boys, may you find a better solution for them than I have. We, Viola Sayler and Violet Zimmerman, do bequeath our quiet little voices to Edrie Henne, May you make good use of this gift, I, Genevieve Retzer, give my chubbiness to Norma Eisenbies, Take care of it Norma, you know fat is precious. I, Melvyn Walz, will my debts to Connie Drey. They include a five-cent charge slip for a sucker and an IOU note to Clarence Klipfel, which states: IOU one kick in the pants before May 30. You had better take care of this, Connie. To Lila Kappas, our faithful office girl, goes this sharp everlasting pencil. If you don't lose it, it should last you for nine months. To Miss Measer we give this stick of gum so she can keep company with the rest of the seniors in the ll'o'clock study period. To Mr. Nehrenberg goes this squirt gun to awaken the students school spirit. If you use cold water that should help. We, the Senior Class of 1948, wish to present this comic book to Mr. Robin- son. This should furnish plenty of smiles for your future classes. To Mrs. Delzer we will this muffler so she won't have to disturb other classes when trying to Keep Order in the senior assembly. K As a token from the senior class we present this teaspoon of sugar to Miss Angeline Kraft. It will keep you your own sweet self, and keep you gentle and beau- tiful. We present this hair ribbon to Miss Polries with our compliments hoping this will enhance the beauty of your hair and hoping this will give some beauty hints to the high school girls. We are sure that Mr, Stow will appreciate this rattle from the senior class. With this he can amuse his child during his leisure time.