Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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CAN YOU IMAGINE? Melvin Beck reciting Shakespeare in chapel. Ieannette Bihn without her Bradner boy friends. Mildred Bumpus not being willing to cooperate Dale Bruning with low grades. Ann Chamberlain without a pleasant smile. Kathryn Dierksheide jitterbugging. Bruce Ehmke not getting into trouble. Edwin Hapgood without a pool cue. Ruth Hebler being tall and slender. Luther Henline singing a solo in chapel. Victor Kohring playing the piano. Alethea Oehmke not chasing Pinky . Lavonne Peoples with straight hair. Coleen Pollard without an out-of-town boyfriend. Richard Rahe not teasing the teachers. Joann Sander gossiping. Shirley Schwan having enough time to comb h er Eugene Thomas without his silly laugh. Lois Thone telling comey jokes. Carsten Wegman without his cute little tricks. Douglas Wegman without his bright remarks. Mary lane Witker not trying to be agreeable. Ruth Wormley not mad at one of the boys. The Senior Class getting a break. 22 with the class. hair on Monday morning

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CLASS WILL We. the departing Seniors of Pemberville High School, on this first day of May, 1945, bequeath to the Iunior class the vacancies left by us in the de- tention hall. To the Sophomores, we bequeath ability to act as one body in everything we did. To the Freshmen, we leave our fine examples we have set for them to follow. To certain individuals. we are leaving the following: Melvin Beck wills his baritone voice to Pemberville's Frank Sinatra, Ted Abke. Ieanette Bihn wills her G. I. Post Office addresses to Mary Stein. Dale Bruning wills his mental ability to Charles Biddle. Mildred Bumpus wills her place with the bailer and tractor to Ioan Beeker. Ann Chamberlain wills her position as editor of the annual to Anita Ernst- hausen who, we hope, will have enough patience to take it. Kathryn Dierksheide wills her excess weight to the Duffey twins. to divide equally. Bruce Ehmke wills his ability to roll a car to Ruel Speck. Edwin Hapgood wills his ability at the pool table to Arthur Smith. Ruth Hebler wills her shortness to Ted Menter. Luther Henline wills his basketball ability to Milton Aring. Victor Kohring wills his cute laugh to anyone who can manage it. Alethea Oehmke wills her ability to daydream in study hall to Andy Gott- schalk, who is always sleeping. Lavonne Peoples wills her pretty hair to Doris Vestal. Coleen Pollard wills her excess make-up to Mary Huffman. Dick Rahe wills his wolfing technique to Foster Gerwin. Ioann Sander wills her meekness to Peggy Heckman, who could profit by it. Shirley Schwan wills her extra clothes to anyone who wants them. Eugene Thomas wills his speed on the track to Gale Williamson. Lois Thone wills the dimple in her right cheek to Herbie Titkemeier. Carsten Wegman wills his likeable disposition to Lowell Sander. Douglas Wegman wills his dumb remarks to anyone who will accept them. Mary Iane Witker wills her good complexion to all those who would like to have it. Ruth Wormley wills her servicemen to Donna Mae Hiser. Zl

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