Van Wert High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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xcabgur Page 21 LA T WILL A D TE TAIVIENT I, Harry Adams, do hereby will my ability to get along with the girls to any other dope who wants it. I, Joan Adams, do hereby will my ability to get or not to get bookkeeping to Harriet Strother. I. Harvey Agler, do hereby will my ability to shave every morning to Richard David Grandstaff. I, Velora May Agler, do hereby will my desire to study to my brother, Branson Alva, Agler. I, Charles Albright, do hereby will my football shoes to Donn Sells who sure needs them. I, Nathan Bailey, do hereby will every- thing to my girl, Alice Louise Waldron. I, Jean Baltzell, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Bollenbacher to my sister. I, Gordon Baxter, do hereby will my driv- ing ability to any dumb driver who wants it. I, Romaine Bayles, do hereby will my ability to slip by Mr, Mason in second floor hall to Betty Jane Ladd. I, Helen Beamer, do hereby will my front seat in Shorthand Class to Margaret Wade. I, Jack Beavo, do hereby will my paper route to any energetic person. I I, Alice Beck, do hereby will my excess typing power to my sister, Grace. I, Betty Bell, do hereby will my ability not to blush while talking to teachers or friends to Marilyn Shoop. I, Mary Beverly, lo hereby will my ability not to argue with people who are right to Billy Tousey. I, Grace Black. do hereby will my ability to get back to school early at noon lo Louis Knittle. I, Kathleen Blair, do hereby will my lower locker which I have been blessed with for four years to Eleanor Jean Wild f'46l. I, Junior Brake, do hereby will my old, torn, and worn left sweat sock to Branson Agler. I, Charles Brodnix, do hereby will my ability to get along with girls to anybody. I, Forest Brittson, do hereby will some laughter and a little quietness to Graydon Jerome. I, Betty Buechner, do hereby will my sunny disposition to any underclassman needing it. I, Dorothy Burley, do hereby will my tallness to my sister, Rose, I, Frank Carothers, do hereby will my ability to talk in class to Graydon Jerome. I, Joanne Carter, do hereby will my tony Hngernails to Barbara Hennerman. I, Frances Cole, do hereby will my worn out excuse slip to my brother. I, Joan Conley, do hereby will my ability to chew gum in class to the students in Miss Armstrong's Home Room. I, Kenny Conn, do hereby will my bash- fulness to Jim Stoops. I, Gloria Conrad, do hereby will my abil- ity to slide through the Senior year to any- body who needs it. I, John Coon, do hereby will my ability to get along with my teachers to Ray Winters, I, Robert Cooper, do hereby will my love for the machine shop to anyone who wants ir. I, Dorothy Coupland, do hereby will my red hair to my sister. I, Doris Courtney, do hereby will my left gym shoe to Patty Baxter. I, Austin Cox, do hereby will my left religiously holy gym sock to Randall Black. I, Duane Cryer, do hereby will my gym basket to Chet Hunter. I, Jane Davidson, do hereby will my gym socks which were taken at the beginning of the year to whoever has them. I, Joe Detwiler, do hereby will my ability to be the Hrst one to school and the last one to study to anyone who Wants to try it. I, Laurence Duprey, do hereby will my bashfulness to anyone interested. I, Ruth Dustman, do hereby will one lock of my hair and two inches of my height to Alice Weber. I, Wilson Duprey, do hereby will my steady patience' to Miss Armstrong. I, Wayne Duprey, do hereby will my ability to keep quiet at the right time to anyone who needs it.

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Page 20 XCGA ul' BYRON B. WERMER Buck Byron is a farmer boy, But what is wrong with that? I'Ie'll raise lots of cows and chickens, So people like us can grow fat. F.F.A.g Boys' Intramurals. BETTY JEANNE WILLIMAN Willy As merry as the clay is long XVhenever you sce her, sheis sing- ing a song. Girl Reservesg Chorus 43 Band l, 2, 3, Prom Committee: Home Ec, Club, HELEN MARIE WISE HPUUH She is tall and dark and has brown eyes, But with all that she's very Wisc. Girl Reserves: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committeeg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Home JOSEPH WOLF Jo As a drum major jo was tops, XVC hope his good work never stops, Hi-Yg National Honor Society 4, Ex' calibur Staff: Cross My I'Ieart g Chorus -4: Band l, 2, 3, -tg Band Cabinetg Orchestra l, 2, 34 Dance Orchestra l, 3, 4g President of Lyre Clubg Drum Major. ILO MAE WYANDT Ike Ike is right And right is might. Girls' Intramurals. Ee. Club. MINNIE WOODERSON 'fLucky Quiet and unobtrusive, but she gets there just the same, In this world of wonders, she'll surely make a name, BETTY JANE YOCUM nBetSy,, With an answer always ready. She's a scholar, true and steady. Girl Reservesg National Honor So' ciety 43 Excalibur Stall, Student Counf eil 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 45 Dance Orchestra 4: Lyre Clubg The Late Christopher Bean . DONALD FERNE YOUNG Ferdinand Never a sound from this sly lad, He ought to make some girl's heart glad, WILLIAM WERMER, JR, Bill Bill is a farmer But that's all right, lill bet heis the Object of some girl's delight. liiIi.A.g Boys' Intramurals. ANN XVILLOUGHBY Ann There never was a truer frfend, A better sport, we all contend, We wish you all the luck there is, Because at your work you are a whiz. National Honor Seciety 4g Excalibur Slaflg Scarlet Quzll Staffg Student Council 2, Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3. PERRY GEORGE WISE George Perry is a guy who's full of the old Nick, But, all in all, I guess you would call him a brick. HifYg Boys' Intramuralsg 'gThe Late Christopher Bean .

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Page 2 2 XCGA ul' I, Leonard East, do hereby will the splinters in the seat of my football pants to Pat Maher. I, Robert Edsall, do hereby will my golden locks to Miss Hall. I, Joan Eggerss, do hereby will my upper locker which is in the most congested part of the school to- anyone who is unlucky enough to get it. I, Patricia Elder, do hereby will my will- ingness to will my will to anyone who is willing to have the will I will. I, Peggy Easterling, do hereby will my long curly hair to Mr. Livingston. I, Robert Eschbach, do hereby will my ability to grind gears to anyone who would want it. I, Madlyn Evans, do hereby will my happy smile in home room to Miss Hallj I, Richard Feigert, do hereby will my facial expressions to Gene Miller of the fresh- man class. I, Jeanette Fiser, do hereby will my inno- cence to my sister, Babe. I, Gloris Ford, do hereby will my long red tresses to Mr. Livingston. I, Dorothy Forwalter, do hereby will my ability to break laboratory equipment in chem- istry to my brother, Jim. I, Walter Fouty, do hereby will one pair of red wool pants which are to be used throughout the basketball season to Clyde Ford. I, Eugene Frances, do hereby will my love for the machine shop to anyone who would like it. I, James Eraylick, do hereby will my big feet to Elinora Gallent. I, Mary Friskney, do hereby will the first seat in the first row in the first period study hall to any unlucky person. I, Neil Geary, do hereby to get along with the girls wants it. I, Dorothy Germann, do hall that was so purposely will my ability to anyone who hereby will the used by me to Joanna Beemer. I, Charles Glander, do hereby will my ability to take apart machinery to anyone who wants it. I, Margiebell Glander, do hereby will my top locker which I have had for my four years of high school to any on-coming fresh- man. I, Martha Gorrell, do hereby will my big mouth to anyone who has the time and energy to devote to all the work the thing makes for me. I, Virginia Graham, do hereby will my ability to receive class rings to my sister, Patricia. I, Robert Guinn, do hereby will my en- thusiasm for arguing to David Linser. I, Thad Hall, do hereby will my ability to receive passes to Johnny Stuckey. I, Easter Harman, do hereby will my ability to play soft ball to Bertha Dunno. I, Jacqueline Hartley, do hereby will all my good times to my friends. I, Robert Heath, do hereby will my love for solving things to Dick Armstrong. I, Lois Hoffman, do hereby will my ability to love and leave 'em to Lois Sink. I, Oscar Hoffman, do hereby will my height to Richard Babcock. I, Colleen Humrickhouse, do hereby will the ability to bear the different ways my last name has been pronounced and spelled to my brother, Roger. I, Marilyn Hunstead, do hereby will my ability to play the clarinet to Doyt Spridgeon. I, Dorothy Hunt, do hereby will my lin- gernails to Margaret Ellen Greenewald. I. John Kilburn Hunt, do hereby will my stuttering to any sap that Wants it. I, Janet Jerome, do hereby will my bash- fulness to anyone who wants it. I. Gernadean Johnston, do hereby will my ability to Betty Hartmier. I, Junior Jordan, because I am stubborn and bull-headed will not will. I, Betty Kear, do hereby will my ability to chew gum and get away With it in Mr. Bollenbacher's class to whoever deserves it. I, Marvel Kiehl, do hereby will my one hand shots in basketball to Lizzie Imler. I, Arthur Kissel, do hereby will my love of reading Shakespeare to anyone who wants it. I, Mary Alice Klingler, do hereby will my sunny disposition to Mr. Bowdle. I, Lois Kreider, do hereby will my love for typing to anyone who may need it. I. Gaylord Kreischer, do hereby will my bashfulness to Dan Morris.