Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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DIVOPCES APPLIED EOR Virgil DeLisle from Madame Queenemental cruelty Mary Coy from lyan lvanyinskifcharged desertion Dorothy Danner from Napoleon XXXetoo many complaints made about his collars Lillian Diefenthaler from Red K.f l-le'd rather sleep than eat. Ruth Duriyage from Harold A.Y l-le deserves it. Freda Dutterer from Louis XIV-'Al-le likes rhythm in his nursery rhymes. Margaret Jaschob from Ned Lovvryful-le's dying on my hands. Margaret Naylor from Adonias-caught him oiling the lock Yernice Wilhelm from Mack Truck4we need no reason Babe Johnson from Peggy .Ioyce-she practices every night in church choir BUILDING PEPMITS GRANTED Oral Corsonfbody for Oyerlandfwill be used for Florida tripfeyalue S .10 Paul NWagner-one radio for Hugh who can't build one himselff-fyalue S10 Roy Lallendorfespecial section in floor at Trianonfyalue 3510 Marion Jackson-dog house for Arthurfyalue 53.50 Ruth Dohmsfwooden potato masher for ?? Harold Fields-bird cageeyalue S .15 Harold Dreierepress to make his own money Sarah Momenee-rifle range Mary Jane Romstadtetennis court EIPE ALAPIVIS Opal Berger-struck match looking for gas leak Joyce Lallendorf-feet set dance floor on fire Charles Clifton-set woods on fire Ferne Smith-books in locker have spontaneous combustion Wesley Mong-gasoline caught fire while cleaning his hat Gertrude Klag-fire department needed to get her cat out of tree Lewis Sass-hair catches while thinking Herbert Schumaker-chemistry explosion Robert Schumaker-caught in same explosion

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MAQ A Helen Shaw, 17, unemployed, Senator Emma Kent, 17, blues singer, Hugh K Eleanor Albertson, 17, flag pole sitter, RIAGE LICENSES Soaper 30 rumeater 17 crooner Billy Monday 17 Clovxn Vendela Lind, 90, retired, Warren Mclilanski 22 sailor Helen Makra, 17, Shoemaker, Ivan lvanii, 30 dentist Dorothy Malosh, 34, map maker, Robert Snore 43 globe trotter Mary Malosh, 34, carpet vveaver, james Brown 34 income tax collector Grace Reihle, 17, healthy nurse, Halli Lucille Romstadt, 17, healthier nurse, Chemical Company D E A Tom Graftonfacute fudgeitis Hugh Krumeich-melancholyosis Frieda Huss-slippery walksitis jewel Brickerfstudyosis Lenore Metzger-fall on skates Bernice Ruppeembarrassment lrving Sanks4hanged in fun L. James Carstenseneold age Robert Webbefall down elevator shaf Robert Bruggemaneboiler explosion e Shellgesy 18 oil vsorlxer Hallie Explosixe Worker at Dupont I Eugene Melickesvvallowed plate from his filse teeth Sylvia Henninger-thoughtosis Ruth Shaneckfentered Walkathon Mary Helen Lovellfher ship didn't co Arthur 'Iohnsonehit by boomcrang Alice Renof lightning Helen Heckerman- evvheel came oil' bic Edith Metzger their canoe sank Ruth Millse same canoe sank lrene Pocsik efall out of boxkite me ycle Babe ,Iohnsonfebumped head on ladder George Frahneffllat feet

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SENICDRWILI. We, the Senior Class of 1936, in View of the mental disabilities, peculiar traits, and deficiencies of our dear brethren who are about to follow in our long and well-trodden path, do hereby bequeath the following articles, diversions, and traits to those from whom we are tearfully about to depart: I, Eleanor Albertson, my patience to Cecil Kennaw. 1, Opal Berger, my French correspondent to Louis Toth. 1, Jewel Bricker, my golden hair to Mae West. 1, Robert Bruggeman, a burnt-out 300-watt bulb to anyone who can use it, 1, james Carstensen, my striped socks to Henry Weis. 1, Charles Clifton, one slightly used 1910 radio to Warren Harlow. 1, Oral Corson, my summer job to Vernon Stier. 1, Mary Coy, my singing to Kate Smith. I, Dorothy Danner, my social standing to Clara Schumaker. 1, Virgil DeLisle, one slightly used good time to Elmer Parquette. 1, Lillian Diefenthaler, my wahooing to Gertrude Smith. I, Ruth Dohms, one baby-grand piano to Major Bowes. I, Harold Dreier, my soberness to Ralph Becker. 1, Ruth Durivage, my roller skates to Robert Sweede. 1, Freda Dutterer, my southern accent to Billy Schumaker. 1, Harold Fields, my love of economics to P. Morgan. 1, Thomas Grafton, my stamp collection to Karl Motter. 1, Helen Heckerman, my knowledge of cooking to Virginia Hammond. 1, Sylvia Henninger, my mother's shamrock to the Irish. 1, Frieda Huss, one of my dates to whoever needs it. 1, Marian Jackson, my cheery good morning to Eppie. 1, Margaret Jaschob, the back seat of his car to Harriette and Byron. l, Arthur Johnson, my Italo-Ethiopian dialect to Bob Miller. 1, Walter QBabeD Johnson, my long legs to Elmer Reihing. 1, Warren Johnson, my coin flipping to Mr. Black. 1, Emma Kent, my nail polish to Greta Garbo. l, Gertrude Klag, my sewing ability to some poor sophomore. 1, Hugh Krumeich, several miscellaneous pieces of airplanes to the local authorities 1, Joyce Lalendorff, my blond locks to Eugene Cutcher. 1, Roy Lalendorlf, my perfect dancing to joe Berry. 1, Vendela Lind, one red cent to Eugene Powers Qwhen my ship comes inb. 1, Mary Helen Lovell, my prank-playing to Helen Ferrenberg.