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-me eta. waz --e.,..z.4.....f Harold Holaway, will the lead in next year's operetta to Shanty Geyer. Dorothy Holderman, will my oliice of Presi- dent of the Girl Reserves to Bennie Sue Blackburn. Ralph Hollar, will my deep love for Science to Dave Johnson. Donald Johnston, will my permanent 'per- manent to Nubbie, Jr. Helen King, will my bored expression in Lit class to anyone who doesn't enjoy that course any more than I do. Marjorie Martin, will my nimble typist fingers to Eileen Madlem. Rosemary Maust, will my ever-present bovine cud to any barbarian who wan-ts it. Kathryn Meek, will my love for writing letters to Doris Foudy. Delbert Mellinger, will my daily drive in the Whippet to Johnny Maust-after I have graduated. Robert Mellinger, will my timely hair-do to Jim Martin, in the event that he needs a new Ncreationf' Norman Metzler, will my fine record of maximum hours spent at the library to anyone who can break it. Howard Miller, will my imitations of Mrs. Uppington to Mr. lioose to be used on an assembly program. Ruth Anne Miller. will my sense of humor to liill Muntz, provided he considers it a safe investment. . Willard Miller. will my position as care- taker of the Dog-House to Shanty Geyer. TW ENTY-FOUR I, Carlyle Moore, will my tiring ambitions to Gerald Lynch. I, Paul Moyer, will my title, MReverend, to anyone who needs a collection. I, Anna Ruth Mullett, will my ability to please the teachers to Mary Ann Fox. I, Lois Muntz, will my ability to keep my Plymouth boy-friend to anyone who can keep him longer than I have. I, Alonzo Nicodemus, will my telephone book fwith No. 3400 blacked-outj to Bob Yarian. We, Betty Phend and Marilyn Pippenger, will our membership in the D. of S. to Iilner Phend and Carol Hahn. I, Charles Nye Pletcher, will my desire for fighting in the dressing-room to Bones Pippen, hoping he has better luck. I, Charles Jr. Pletcher, will my talent for keeping my remarks to myself to '5Wimpy Nettrour. I, Fred Pletcher, will my envied auxiliary chair in Economics class to John Doyle to insure his comfort while dozing. I, Wesley Priser, will my ability to sleep through fire and wateri' in Physics class to Angiei, Thomas. I, Merle Reed, will my ability to upump- handle to Plumber Johnny Mullett, to be used in '6priming only. I, George Rehrer, will my trained tresses to Miles Fairchild, provided he cares for them as I have. . l, Fredonna Rice, will my back seat in the as- sembly to Eloise Stahly to further her friendship with Webster lNoahJ.
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'7!w Glam Wd! We, the Class of 194-0, being of sound minds and superior mentalities, realizing the necessity of a definite division and adminis- tration of estimable properties after the ex- tinction of the departing rank, do hereby present our last will and testament: I, Robert Arnott, will my position as boot- black to my little brother '4Hinge', to be kept in the family for another decade. I, Ray Bean, will my position as center field to anyone who can run as fast as I can after Hhomersf, I, Kathryn Berkeypile, will my Htall, dark, and handsomew boy-friend to my sister Ruby, for various reasons. I, Richard Best, will my ambling gait to 'iAlice Miller, in case he loses his. We, Carl Bougher and Robert Cleveland, will our ubrotherly love to 'GSkip Kern and 6'Bal', Wise. I, Jack Byers, will myself to any girl who will appreciate my observant courtesies. I, Betty Callander, will my Warsaw week-ends to Annie Stuckman, when she outgrows the excitement of Nappanee. I, David Coppes, will my ability to 'Gget away with Murderw to Lamar Metzler, when he can produce that innocent look which I have perfected. I, Marjorie Corwin, will my well-worn drum- sticks to Bob Kinsey. I, Wade Culp, will my 'gOldsmobile7, to Ev- erett Rummel, in case of Tire Trouble with his Tricycle. We, Velma Davis and Donabelle Sheets, will our Mary and Marthav friendship to Lora Belle Herr and Elizabeth Pletcher. Gloria DeVaux, will my ability to frighten Mr. McCann to Margaret Sechrist. Velma Dumph, will my bookkeeping equip- ment to Isabelle Rensberger. ,Ioe Dunnuck, will my ability to keep :1 girl for two years to Tom Wegmiller. Lois Emmert, will my way with the men to Jean Oyler. Mary Field, will my pleasant strolls down the corriders with a b. b. uregulari' to ,Io Mullett. Harriet Fogel, will my height to Irene Tobias. Louise Geyer, will my citizenship grades to Kenneth Keiffer. John Gonser, will my ability to Hap my ears to 4'Fish-Earsv Reed so he can signal areo- planes. Ross Cwin, will the Lost and Found de- partment to whoever finds it first. Lois Hahn, will my admiration for a cer- tain Corny senior to Jean Harler, to be lavished upon the man of her choice. DeVon Hall, will my ability to evade preachers' daughters to Dallas Gardner to help keep him out of the hands of young Nick. Helen Harter, will the benefits of my daily sprint to Biology class to anyone who needs the exercise. Francis Herr, will my guilty conscience caused in Physics class to 'GSlug Copsey, hoping he can overcome it, as I haven't. Joy Hoffer, will my early morning walks to school to my brother Bud. TWENTY-THREE
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I 7fae 67444 Wa!! --Ganiawd Mary Nola Roose, will my deepest sympa- thies to the students in charge of honor rooms next year. Lillian Sechrist, will my passion for writ- ing poetry to Verda Longfield. to be usel in any way she chooses. Marialyce Seelig, will my abundant interest in Wakarusa to Shirley Walters and Betty Tobias, to be divided equally. Corabelle Shaum, will my post office ad- dress to the few who don't have it in their possession already. t Verna Slabaugh, will my ability to ask questions and argue to Max Weaver, in case he needs it. David Stalnaker, will my flare for feminine flames to that fickle fellow, Don Frenger. TWENTY-FIVE Lamar Stouder, will my lengthy stride to Bob Stump. Mary Teeter. will my faculty slave-driver employer fBeefJ to Wilma Hamman, hop- ing she can pacify him better than I did. Robert Weygand, will my fl hopej dis- carded sling to whoever needs it first, on the condition that he return it should I need it again. Frank Yarian, will my over-sized basket- ball shoes to Johnny Mellinger WITNESS!-:sz f. A. Abell Galen Roose Mary Nola Roose
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