Mount Gilead High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Mount Gilead, OH)

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Blanche Brown, Creda James, Emma. Zeger anfd Blanche Campbell Grove to the Redpath Chautauqua. Eugene Dumbaug1h's skill in baseball to the next World Series team. All our playthings to Son Bill Wilson. Mary Ellen Jago's and William Jenlning's wealth of Sunset Gold to Don Murray. Cockey's various sweaters and 51.98 trousers to Kelly Niclhols. To the Farm Bureau we will Oliver Galleher and all his knowledge of Farm Problems. Bernice Goff's and Thelma Caris' modesty to Nettie Hardman. To Dwight Jensen, Harry Beilhai-t's ability to bluff. The combined Daman and Pythias friendship of Iris Teeple and Martha Singery, Dorotha Caris and Marjorie Shambaugh to Viola Bombarger and Mary Galleher. To the Snappy Nine Evelyn Loren's and Elizabeth White's 'fda-te -getting expertness. Miles Shipman's ability as Football Captain to Paul Buckmaster. Floyd Messmore's ability of staying awake to Howard Purcell. James Lee to some girl who must have good qualifications. Ruth Lazear's typing ability to Blaine Logan. In witness whereof, we, the class off 1925, the testator, have to this, our will, set our hands and seals on this 6th day of May. Page Twenty-four

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Grant West is now owner of the White Star Line and he Ihas met the obstacles to success just as he used to buck the line in H. S. days. Ronald Fate is a lieutenant in the U. S. Air Corp and Miles Shipman is head cartoonist for the New York Sun. Evelyn Loren is known as Eve-lene the cleverest modiste in Hollywood but she is also known in private life as Mrs. Roderick Cluck and is the proud mother of two adorable children. Eleanor Bakes is accounted the best acrobat on the vausd-eville circuit while Mary Vaughan is a prominent surgeon in Houston, Texas. Eugene and Clarence Dumbaugh have a ranch in Mexico and Gene also is playing professional baseball. George Clark is the proprietor of a Clever Idea Shoppe in New Orleans, a shop wlhe-re unique suggestions for any occasion are available if one has the where- withal to purchase them. George amassed a small fortune. U , . -l Senior Class Will i,ii- We, the Senior Class of 1925, being of sound mind and generously disposed, do hereby make, publish and declare this last will and testament. All former wills are hereby revoked and declared null and void. ARTICLE I To the future class President we will the executive ability of all our class Presidents, Elizabeth Breese, Harry Beilfhart, Mary Ellen Jago and Clarence Dum- baugh. ' ARTICLE II We give and bequeath to any of the Junior girls those Junior boys who have been the property of the Senior girls. ARTICLE III We do hereby give and bequeath the following: To Mabel Zulawf, Rhoda Vaughan's gift of silence. Slick Vaugvhan's clogging ability to Kenneth Brown. Eleanor Bakes basketball genius to Xantha Galleher. Evelyn Adcock's music roll she leaves to Anna Coleman. Monna Brollier's giggles and brilliancy to the R. S. V. P. girls. They have plenty of giggles but we feel they might advantageously use the brilliancy. Alice Brollier's lack of height and Mary Vaugl'1an's avoirdupois to Margaret Lee. The culinary skill of Helen Nesbitt, Gayle Rinehart and Lucille Thompson to the future H. E. classes. To May Virginia Linderman, Louise Osborne's abundant wealth of curls. Ronald Fate's out of town wimen to Foye Pearson. To the U. S. Department of Agriculture, we leave the Farm Shop boys. All Senior photos and Senior girls jewelry to Mr. E. P. Steigner to decorate his watch chain. Our initiative, ingenuity and faculty of co-operation we will to the entire Junior Class. Iris Wsrthington's general knowledge of everything to Mabel McKibben. Ruth Mateer's why worry attitude to Elsie Rule. Virginia I-Ialbert's dislike for the male species to Winona Royston. Page Twenty-three

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