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. N nt f7 V 4?i,.f:N J f?Nin'T'T I M on-1 I GAN rf I Q I 1- Mikie.. he , Ny.: ffiz iflvw ' , , 4 E5 qwiu Cfmcmuedp 2 a 55' I, Martha Du Bois, leave my Civics ability and stand-in with Mr. Hall ' ,., 2, E11 to Judson Reed. 'ISL if I, Dell DeVaughn, leave my gracefulness to Elizabeth Funk. if-fl BL' . 5 . QI' I, Irene Dorr, will my affections to William Willetts. lv I, Winifred Dorrell, leave my shortness and heaviness to Tubby E ,git Llewellyn. gg if' I, Ruth Elliot, will my typing ability to Carrol Pike. . 'vii Tv I, Roy Emerson, bequeath my neatness to Jake Fizer. rl if I, Helen Eminger, will my good stand-in with Miss Donley to anyone. F18 . . tif L. They sure will need it. N T I, Wilma Ewing, leave my diploma to Dorothy Shriver, fearing she fl i 54. we - will never get one. it I, Elizabeth Evick, will my musical talent to Eddie Furlong. f l 1 'vi I, Irma Gidley, do bequeath my quietness to John Jacox. I 4 . '54, I, June Griffin, do bequeath my beautiful curls to Bob Shaffer. Q :Q l I, Bill Hall, will my poetic resemblance of Longfellow to Bill Arnett. li 5 I, Camilla Hancock, will my It personaity to Hilda Herod. I, Meade Harouff, leave my worldly wiseness and numerous Lobo fy 2 5 Journeys to Tony Rich. I, Eva Claire Hawley, leave my goody-goody ways and long, studious hours to Bob Snyder. . 9, 5 f. I, Charles Herd, will my wrestling ability to Eunice Fullmer. f , 1 g . I, Francis Herskovit, will my manly voice to Edward Jenkins. r: F fs , ,.. 3:6 I, Lana Hess, will my ways with the Woodburn boys to Helen Klingle. I, Bill Hesen, do bequeath my standing with the Girl Reserves and Girls' Athletic Association to Bill McCormick. , I, Thelma Hahn, do bequeath my pleasing personality to Allen Philips. I I, Mable Hill, will my delicate figure to Pauline Sine. l I, Helen Hood, bequeath my latest book, How to Capture College Boys to Jean Watson. I- El- I, Louise Imbach, leave my intelligence and quiet ways to Mary Jane E 5 U ,H Isa West. .X g I, Agnes Jamison, will nothing. You must understand she is of FS' Scottish descent. 1 ' Q I, Pearl Johnson, will my snappy mode of dressing to Dorothy Stentz. L FI' We, Ruth Johnson and Garnet Lemley, leave our everlasting friend- ship to John J acox and Fred Henry. 5 Q 252' I, Ruth Lawrence, do bequeath my good standing with the teachers to Q 5 if the entire student body. We, Thelma Lewis and Eva Lydick, leave a portion of our religious 'A i 4' temperament to our beloved Harold Shurtz. is I, Dorotha Malone, do bequeath to Carrol Pike my beautiful yellow 3 E fi' curls he likes so much. f , VE? Page seventy-one
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fX3, .vTii ' 'VTQ v'V3r ' 'w!!'V.w lYZ'si'!T..si5f3?',.i'gl? SEV' 7 '31 4 'A' I Y YVY7' I J fat I .gi 'WMQHIGAN C Will Continuedj I Grace Dotson will my cute ways to Mary Lou Flesher I Edna Wiles will my quiet ways to Marguerite Johnson I Earl Sprouse will my unusual combination of beauty and brains to Eddie Furlong I Geraldine Morgan leave my knowledge of Civics to Judson Reed hoping he uses it. I Violet Rosenmerkel will my unusual strut to Florence Cox I Thelma Thomas will my beautiful complexion to Virginia Eicholtz. I Louise Varner leave my innocence to Jean Crawford I Helen McCay leave all my chewing gum to Pete Comuntzis. I Evelyn Shaw do bequeath my beautiful brown eyes to Chares Van VO0ThlS J I Opal Whipkey leave my hall dates with Charlie Herd to Gene Williamson and his standby. I Thelma Zinn leave my athletic ability to Miss Jones I Glenda Graham will my knowledge of Agriculture to any prospec- tive farmer. g I Garnet Protzman will all my excess A s to Fred Henry not that he needs them I Ruby Starkey bequeath my good disposition to Janice Maxwell She needs it . ' I Archie Dawson do bequeath my Women friends to Lyal DeVault I Anna Hunt will my amazing combination of beauty and brains to Elizabeth Rus ell. I Fosta Stump bequeath my art of attracting the opposite sex to Wilma Craig I Margaret Cross do bequeath my beautiful eyes to Elizabeth Han- cock I Virginia Shaffer bequeath my Commercial Law ability to Barney Hoover I Florence Jolliffe will my popularity with university fellows to Ruth Burchinal ' I Ruth Thornely will my good disposition to Grace Risher Please accept it Grace I Belva Carman do bequeath my ability to do Commercial Law prob- lems to anyone coming under Roy O Hall s jurisdiction I Rosalie Marchand leave my artistic ability to Mr Hall hoping he will use it when he frosts those windows again Signed. . Joe L. Bitonti, Grey Arbogast, g g g , French Miller. P 4, P I, P 1, ..q fs r 5 X Y I ' X fx N I A iwgni. ' V ,Aff f ' K ,INI- 5 i' , lu' In sq ...HA I inn - lg .PTC . 22 in . T? ' .XA ' 1 3 3 ' -, I 1 9 ' 'A l I 7 7 ' ' l 9 7 7 ' , . 1 1 ' ' ! Y V' 9 a - bf 7 Y ' . Q Y 7 W - I ! ' . . l l r 1 I . . i Qs e Y 1 ' I E . 5 5 za r nr , ! 7 7 7 . - 1 a x ' ly ' . 1 - 0 7 9 ' - 0 I 3 W ' Q S - 7 Y F - o Q X -V 4 1 'I 7 9 fi n . . . . 4: I 9 , 1 li l P 9 9 k n V' . w' , +- a v ' ' In: , .. n 9 ' 9 ,V . Ls-Y u if Q - 1' D . vfvwfxv E Page seventyfthree
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