Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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Senior Will I We, the Seniors of Clay High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to our friends and followers the following possessions: I, Carl Ackerman, my football jersey to George Gillman, I, George Ackerman, my Hcolgate smile to Dick Hillyer. I, 'Helen Ballin, my high-heeled shoes to anyone who can balance herself. I, jean Barlow, my athletic ability to Joan Grant. I, Joyce Barlow, my shorthand pad to Ann I-Iudecek. I, Bernard Berry, my sharp glasses to Fern Ellsworth. I, Arlene Brown, my job as candy salesman to some Junior. I, Lois Brooks, my last name to anyone with water-on-the-brain. I, jean Busch, my long brown tresses to Dorothy Keeling. I, john Cavas, my minority seat in Latin to any boy who can stand a lot of girls around him. I, Harold Clausing, my loosealimbed walk to Martha Breese. I. Juanita Cluxton, my carefree manner to Pat LaCourse. I, Gloria Conner, my poise to some scared Freshman. I, Elaine Coon, my short hair-do to Donna I-Iagedorn. I, Charles Cousino, my nickname jo-jo to anyone who wants it. I, Fred Couts. my studious moments to some intelligent person. I, Patricia Daney, the nights I dont stay home and study to Roger Rose, who I hope will have the same habit. I, Patricia Decker, my sparkling blue eyes to the highest bidder. I, Donna Deenfelder, my hair of gold' to Jeanne Duez. I, jack DeHart, my flag presentation job in 205 to some patriotic junior. I, Catherine Dippman, my memories of school to some fun-loving person. I, Charles Disbennett, my efforts to make a formal class informal to Herbert Tank. I, Warren Dix, my seat in sociology to anyone who gets confused easily. I, Rose Doneff, my dry wit to some corny character. I, Arthur Dotson, my wavy hair to anyone with a Toni. I, Karl Dreier, my front seat in homeroom to some quiet soul. I, Donna Dresser, my Dewey button to Mr. Pyle. I, Paul Emlinger, my mechanical interests to Pat Purdy. I. Richard Engel, my ambition for scholastic attainment to Gerald Thrush. I, Rita Fassett, lots of laughs to some funny person. I, Robert Fleitz, my loud neckties to some gay blade. I, Theodore Fletcher, my passion for model planes to Nancy Kinney. I, jack Fryman, my faraway looks to any deserving Senior Girl. I, David Georgoff, my ability to enteztain all my classes to Nancy Weller. I, William Gilliland, that gleam in my eye to Shirley Smith. I, Cornealius Guy, my civics book to some smart person. I, Kathryn Hall, my sweet, likeable personality to Mary Lou Sweeney. I, Nancy Hansen, my gift 0' gab to any scared Freshman who needs it. I, David Heck, my manly shoulders to some weak looking individual. I, Shirley Heck, my best to you know who. I, Betty Heintschel, my seat on the bus to someone who likes to be late for classes, I, LaVonne Helle, my homemaker's ability to Connie Weimeyer. ' I, Barbara Henniger, my come-hither look to Mr. Schaller. I, Nancy I-Iindee, all my outside activities I manage to get in to Georgianna Kucera. I, Patricia Hofbauer, my teaching ambitions to anyone with patience. I, Larry Hughes, my nickname Tex to someone with a Southern drawl. I, Ruth Hyndman, my quiet ways and manners to Lizzie Kahler. I, Max jobe, my interesting remarks in civics class to Harold Sherman. I, Robert joehlin, my basketball shorts to Lillian Stoycheff. I, Donald Klebold, leave my English IV term paper and the fun I had doing it to someone who likes to study. I, Shirley Kleine, my soprano voice to Melvin Scott. I, Ronald Koch, my qualities of lexdership to Tom Winkle. I, Eleanor Koester, my witty conversation to some dull guy or gal. I, Roy Koester, all the studying I should have done but didn't get around to it to anybody with nothing to do. I, Mildred Kucera, my nickname Mill-Mill to Mildred Weaver if she can stand it. I, Mary Lou LaBounty, the rabbit I didn't get while hunting to some poor shot. 29

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Senior WZ!! 1, james Liptack, my good manners in homeroom to Don Mercer. I, Betty Long, my locker in which you can't find anything to Marilyn Blum. I, Douglas MacPherson, my bees and the time I spent with them to Mary Eteau. I, Bill M'1V, my size to anyone who wants to shrink. I, Donna McClintock, my sociology remarks for future reference to Eileen Elling. I, Lester Meier, my always the gentleman manners to Bill Foulke. I, Phyllis Millard, my always happy smile to some sour character. I, Marian Momenee, my lilting laughter to Judy Smith. - I, Thomas Momenee, the fun I've had in phys. ed. to Marvin Zietlow. I, Angelia Mominee, my long eyelashes to Buddy Bargahiser. I, Phillip Moore, my movie star profile to Jim Bolton. I, Shirlee Moore, my Florida tan to Connie 'Horvath. I, Dorothy Morse, my ability to get along with people to some Freshman girl. I Margaret Muir, the many books I've read that don't have anything to do with school to someone who likes to stay home. I, Nancy Nightingale, my gay giggle to Roger joseph. I, William Novin, my voice to Helen 'I-Iudecek. I, William Olsen, my shy manners to Wayne Fox. I, Anna Marie Paternite, my place in glee club to Alyce Post. I Richard Patznick, my way with the ladies to anyone. a I, Kathryn Peth, my soft voice to jack Moore, I, Carl Plumb, my National Rifle Association Badges to Joan Eberlin. I, Willizirn Poiry, my understanding of the teachers to some Freshman. I, Dorothy Rideout, my regards to someone special. I, Daniel Ritter, my suave technique to Ed Brown. I, Viola Roberts, my gay moments to no one in particular. I Carlton Schweibert, the blank expression I get at times to Lindy Porath. x I Dale Seckinger, my baby blue eyes to Bill Long. s I, Homer Shank, my unused spit wads to some junior for future use. I, Kenneth Sharlow, the fun I've had in F.F.A. to Jim Dreier. I, Violet Sherman, the nights I spent at the Trianon to anyone who likes late hours. I, Nancy Shuler, my ability to see the funny side of a situation to Marie Sharlow. I Joyce Sigler, leave my ability to concentrate to Paul Kohn. 5 I Frances Slemp, my red hair to anyone who has the temper to go with it. x I, Ludwig Spring, leave the unexpected things I say to some character. I, Donald Stiegerwald, my wise-cracks to some up and coming comedian. I Richard Stith, my football bruises to anyone who wants them. 1 I, Helen St. John, my hope chest to some fortunate girl. I Thomas Swy, my red and black checked shirt to some conservative person. Il Clyde Tank, my FF.A. projects to Ruth Schumaker. 1 Q I, Ginny Tank, my vibrant energy in gym class to some run down person. I, Madonna TenEyck, my knowledge of home-ec. to some future bachelor. I, Dorthea Thomas, all my books to some ambitious person. I, Robert Thomas, my talent for playing the tuba to Betty Grosjean. I, Betty Vincent, my seat on bus 12 next to Bill Erdmann to Marlene Adams.. l Rosemary Vincent, my ability to overlook lost articles under my nose to janet Tank. w I, Donna Wagner, my typewriter to Barbara Koester. I, Shirley Warnke, my sly smile to Mary Ann Sanford. I, Earl Weidner, the fun I've managed to have while in school to Catherine Mominee. I, Francis Winterhalter, my musical aspirations to anyone with an ear for music. I, Wade Wolf, my leer to anyone trying to be funny. I, Sylvia Woodworth, my height to someone who got caught in the rain, I, Muriel Yost, my tired feet after marching in band practice to Delores Gratz. Finally to our homeroom teachers we leave our gratitude and best wishes. To the entire faculty we leave our many hall permits and penalty hall slips. Signed and sealed in our presence this final day of school, june 5, 1949. Bessie B. BODLE JANET H1Nz TENNESON G. Huxck Witnesses 30