Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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... ..........v I. Ethel Neate, hereby will my independent attitude and my makeup kit to Mellba Mottinger. She's independent eno-ugh but not at the right times. I, Von Prichard, hereby will my ,ability to behave once in a while to Johnny Prior. Ifd give him my job on the milk route too but I'm afraid ,he'.d drink up all the profit and Mr. Smith would have: to eat his Wheaties without cream. I, Dick Prior, hereby will my ability to stand up for my rights to Frankie Doan. I certainly wouldn't enjoy going to a movie with a basketball. I, Sandy Spahr, hereby will my pretty gray eyes to Dick Agler to look at some- thing besides the girls. Some people ,always want everything they can't have. I, Margie Stah', hereby will all my irresistable charm and allure to Marjorie Bigham .and my ability to play the trumpet to Ralph Taylor. I, Doyt Stump, hereby will my ability to come straight to the point to Vi-ctor -Carr. Although on second thought maybe I should have let ,a few people dangling on a limbg perhaps I wou,ldn't be so lonesome. I, Aaron Sutton, hereby will my ability to write shorthand to Bob Stahl. I'm not only doing him .a favor, I'm saving the Senior girls a lot of extra homework as well. I, Emma Lou Wiseman, hereby will my ability to go with one boy more than a month at a time to Melba. Mottinger. No offense please!! I, Mary Woods, hereby will my ability to laugh to Lucille' Roberts. We at least know Mary has teeth. L, Charlie' Woods, hereby will my manly physique to Max Mercer. With my build and Max's attitude we could surpass Superman. And in conclusion, I, Vivian Roller, in behalf of the Senior Class of 1941, herevby will the final exams for Seniors to the Senior Class of 1942, our dramatic abilities to the F. F. A.. and our excess vim, vigor and vitality to the baseball team. However, we wish to keep our good spirits, friendly attitudes, good looks, our superior intelligence and our genuine all around goodness for ourselves to assist us in our ascension of the ladder of success. Signed: VIVIAN ROLLER Witnesses: ELOUISE CHILCOTE I-L F. WISE

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CLASS WILL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the Senior Class of 1941, hereby submit the following will, giving our under- classmates and teachers those qualities which we think will help them to be just as successful as we are. I, Bill Agler, here-by will my shiny black hair and dark eyes to Pinky Carr for reasons of my own. Here's hopin' he has better lsuck with them than I did. I, Kenny Arn, hereby will my physique and my basketball ability to Chester Brub.aker. If he doesn't appreciate them maybe Luetta will a.nd besides, I want to keep it in the family. I, Cliff Beach, hereby will my abi-lity to keep my hair combed and attract attention by doing so to Bud Hoffman. Maybe he did get a fevw dates with Helen Hoghe but you can't say I didn't try. I, Mary Blossom, hereby will my shiny red hair and .all my c.harm and poise to Alice Cooper. I don't need it any moreg it didn't do me any goody he chose a college education instead. . I, Luetta Brubaker, hereby will my low alto voice to Louise Doang with her sopra.no and my .alto a.nything's liable to happen. I, Weezie Chilcote, hereby will my beautiful blond hair to Edna Mae S-tutz, but I'll keep Jackie fo.r myself. He doesn't have .a Mercury 8 but I've always liked the V'8s anyhow. I, Ned Dull, hereby will my .ability to play the piano and drums to Lynn Brown and Ro-bert Krugh respectively. However I'll keep on dreaming of Margie and promise never to go to Rockford or Glenmore again, especially in the Hudson. I, Tiny Exline, hereby will my excess weight and jolly attitude to Betty Eber. Keep your chin up Betty may-be our luck will change. I, Iszie Harrison, hereby will my ability to blush and be embarrassed at the right times to Johnny Prior. Perhaps it won't do him any good but every little bit helps. I, Helen Hoghe, hereby will my ability to give speeches to Betty H.igh. Shes may as well keep on talking. No one will listen to her anyhow, I know ll!! L, Dotty Johnson, hereby will my devil--w.ay care attitude to Joan Dull but I'll keep my love for Junior for myself, if I can. I, Jestine Johnson, hereby will my .ability to learn foreign languages, in addition to my evening studies to Paul Mosier. I, Cile Kirk, hereby will my clean basketball playing to Buck Kelsey. If Arlene Krugh were twins, I'd probably be a human tornado too. I, Carl Kline, hereby will my a-bility to keep calm in the presence of girls to Bob Stahl. Girls never bother me, darn it ! ! ! I. Wayne Kline, hereby will my .ability to disagree to Bud Custer .and my ability to tell stories to anyone who'll promise to tell them to me first. I, Max Miiller, hereby will my shy manner and quiet attitude to Paul Mosier. Miracles do happen you know and even though I don't have- .a white pony or a Mercury 8, I could be .a dashing romeo too, maybe!

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SCHOOL SONG We always have been favored, By our pupils good and true, While other schools have labored, To make our hearts feel blue, We shall always keep our banners, And our athletics clean, And always be real loyal, To the Red and the Green. Just look at our girls and boys, They're doing their very best, We are loyal to our High School, For we love O. C. H. S. If we win scholastic victories, Individual or team, Still we love our dear old High School, And the Red and the Green. SENIOR CLASS SONG Fame, fame, for our Senior Class Bring on tlce studies we'll always pass, While our classmates take the lead, Right from the start we will succeedg We'll never fret, but we stagger ong We're always true, and never do wrong, Don't mind other's jealousy, C-ome on, our Senior Class, Rah! Rah! Rah!