I, Mildred Beckman, will my good high school A’g and B’s to Geraldine Savage. I, Elinor Sines, will by band uni- form to Shirley Calhoun. I, George Moats, will my somewhat questionable ability to do algebra to Stanley Bussey. I, Alice Wolf, will my ability to keep people guessing to Miss Cogley. I, Dolores Harvey, will a set of car keys to Wilma Long, so she can drive to school next year. I, Kitty Gnegy, will my ability to get out of class without being caught to Deb Bittinger. I, Ethel Lohr, will my ability to chew gum in Mr. Crone’s core class to John Beckman. I, Paul Mclntire, do hereby will my ability to underestimate Miss Cog- ley’s grades to Lou Hardesty. I, Robert Stockslager, will my abili- ty to get along with Miss Cogley to Nadara Rodeheaver. I, Bernice Lee, will my ability to throw a fieldball from center through the goal to Donna Weimer and Kate Friend. I, Norma Jean Lee, do hereby be- queath my cork to Dick Criss for further use. I, Eve Welch, will my ability to skip school without getting caught to Rita Johnson. I, Burl Whitmer, will my ability to operate the school projectors to my brother, Carlton Whitmer. I, Eugene Moon, will by inability to get girls to Bob Sanders. I, Lucille Lohr, will my ability to speak French to Miss Mayfield. I, Ruth Gnegy, will my commercial ability to my sister, Ruby. I, Carl Paugh, will my seat in the office to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. I, Geneva Bachtel, will my long What We Leave Behind finger nails to Elaine Gnegy because she loves them so. I, Jean Wilson, will my rubber band to Beverly Winters for her pony tail. I, Eugene Turney, will my ability to play ping pong to Shirley Leigh- ton. I, Mary Lee Rodeheaver, will my two nicknames, Poke” and ‘‘Dirty’, to anybody who thinks he can live up to them as well as I have. I, Lucille Tasker, will my giggle to Mr. Crone, my worries to Timmy Sis- ler, and my place in core class to all you lucky people. I. Troy Gnegy, will my ability to get out of class to Big Boy” Sisler. I, Pat Bachtel, will my seat in shorthand and salesmanship to any- one who can stand it. I. Winifred Shaffer, will my mathe- matical ability to Mr. Vender. I, Midge Biser, will my excess height to Stanley Bussey and my abil- ity to get sleep at night to Ruby Lipscomb. I, Agnes Bolyard, will my position at Mr. Spoerlein’s typewriter to Pat Cook. I, Stella Bittinger, will my musical comb to Lynn Adams. I, Amogene Rohrbaugh, will my ability to skip classes to Louise, my sister, who will be in the eighth grade next year. I, Helen Shreve, will my ability to get and keep a man to Barbara Foglepole. I, Ruby Lipscomb, will my ability to sleep in core class to all under- classmen. Class Will I. Eugene DeBerry, will my red suspenders to Mr. Curie. I, Lucille Kelley, will my technique for painting pictures on doors (art room doors) to the senior art students next year. We, Grace Bachtel and Dolores Swartzentruber, will our positions as managers of the Highlanders’ man- agers to anyone who can handle them. I, Gladys Martin, will my natural blonde hair to Shirley Harris. I, Eugene Hauser, will my ability to skip without being caught to Har- old Roth. I, Darrius Green, will my bowleg- gedness to Bobby King. I, Bill Beckman, will my place in Mr. Crone’s class to James Mersing. I, Joe Arnold, will my four best friends—Mr. Everly, Mr. Flinn, Miss Cogley, Miss Dilgard—to my favorite pal. Jack Mersing. I, Bonita Teagarden, will my abili- ty to sing bass to John Hanst. I, Roger Gibson, will my ability to get “excused” absences to Darwin Ashburn. I, George Hanst, being of sound mind?, do hereby will my collection of slogans, posters, and jokes to Mary Lee Rodeheaver. I, Gloria Moyer, will my little black address book to Peg White. I, Amy Ruth Kope, will all my deep affection for Jackie to Delores Nicholson. I, Reginald Brohawn, will my abili- ty to outsmart Mr. Veader to anyone who needs it. ♦ ♦ I. Dale Green, will my ability to cook to Jack Veader. 1, Roscaliee Paugh, will my ability to speak to a group to Burlena Durr. I, Lawrence Cade, will the office to anyone who can take it. I, Jean Ashby, will my love for Mr. Dean's shorthand class to Lorraine Fike. I, Lela Zimmerman, will my good looks to Shirley Wright. I, Martha Wood, will my Chev to Mr. Crone, since it is in better con- dition than his Ford. I, Thelma Walter, will my height to Peggy Lou Paugh. I, Doris Foy, will my ability to control my temper to Mr. Crone. I, Ruth Strawser, will all my -men over 40 to Lela. I, Jim Flanigan, will all my girl friends to whomever can handle them and my ability to be late for school to Jimmy Adams. I, Nancy Harvey, will all my love for Bud to Harriet Beckman. I, Edith Bolyard, will my term paper notes to Ken Collins and “Big Boy” Sisler. I, Eileen Fitzwater, will my ability to remember things to Doris Foy. I, David Anderson, will my re- porter’s nose for news to Sam Ash- enfelter and my camera eye to any- one who wants it. I. Grace Sisler, will the apple orchard on my farm to Jean Ashby. I, Martha Beckman, will my ability to argue with Mr. Dean about getting out of classes to Starr Skipper— she’ll need it. I, Donald Swcitzer, will my cat to Mrs. Littman for experiments. I, Ronald Roy, will my ability to skip Friday, second period, to anyone who thinks he can use it. I, Eloise Johnson, will my perfect attendance honor to Helen Morgan. I, Fern Beachy, will Bonnie Steid- ing to Eddie Bowser. I. Mary Jean Lohr, will my ability to waste time to Pattie Schmidt. I, Marvin Mills, will my favorite parking spot to Bob King I, Earl Rhodes, will my ability to stay up all night to Tater” Brown- ing. I, Ed Browning, will my ability to flirt with little girls to Earl Rhodes. I, Peggy Fike, will my salesman- ship book to Ruth Wolf. I, Bea Butcher, will my long hair to Carol Shaffer. I, Carlton Tasker, will my button- less basketball shorts to Harold Orendorf. I, Ruth Losh, will my love for Mrs. Teets to Janet Beckman. I, Vergia Turney, will my blonde hair to Mr. Crone. I, Charles Stine, will my speed to Charles Grubb. I, Guy Harvey, will my bashfulness to Romaine Hershman. I, Charles Taylor, will my ability to play the snare drum to James Ashby. I, Cecil Slabaugh, will my curly hair to Mr. Veader. I, Louise Spoerlein, will my ex- treme intelligence and ability to dis- like men to my sister, Elaine. I, Charles Fike, will my Beech Nut tobacco to Howard Martin. I, Earl Beckman, will my ring to Jackie Calhoun for a bracelet. I, Marie Glotfelty, will my voice to Mr. Dean. I. Beverly Flanigan, will my cheer- leading ability to Eugene Williams.
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