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

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gxcagdur Page 23 I, June Kreischer, do hereby will my'gym sox, which I don't have, to Patsy Hamilton. I, James Lamy, do hereby will my pro- voking dimple to Ciraydon Jerome. I, Bill Leffel, do hereby will all my pic- tures of beautiful women to my roommate, Harlan Taylor. I, Fred Leiter, do hereby will my bull- headedness to any dope who needs it. I, Velma Linton, do hereby will my good times to all my friends at Van Wert High. I, Carl James Longsworth, do hereby will my presidency of the Future Farmers of America to Cloyd Waltz. I, Gene McCollum, do hereby will my ability to get to school late to John Truax. I, Arlene McConnell, do hereby will my immense dislike for oral reports to Joseph Jenkins. I, James Manship, do hereby will any- thing I have to anybody who wants it. I, Homer Maxon, do hereby will my straight razor to my brother Virgil, Cif he can use it without cutting his throatj I, Vernon Medaugh, do hereby will my quietness in civics to anyone Mr. Bowen thinks might need it next year. I, Dean Miller, do hereby will my ability to attend every football game for four years to anyone having a good set of tires. I, Russel Miller, do hereby will my good sportsmanship to Bob Ziegler. I, Norma Milligan, do hereby will my ability to read my shorthand Cmost of the timej to my brother Arthur. I, Jim Monroe, do hereby will my ability to understand girls to my brother Bud. I, Dick Morgan, do hereby will all my school books to the U.S.O. I, Richard Morris, do hereby will my Ray- mond Scott Cbest swing band in the Worldj phonograph record collection to my brother Dan. I, Bob Mosier, do hereby will my beard and short haircut to Paul Bodkins, I, Betty Murray, do hereby will my love for my school and all the good times I've had in it to my kid brother Bob. I, Ida Myers, do hereby will my old decrepit gym shoes to any freshman who can make them wear longer. I, Ralph Parrish, do hereby will my fond- ness for blondes to Junior Baker. I. Ted Paullus, do hereby will my quiet- ness to Ray Winters. I, James Perry, do hereby will the hair on my chest to Mr. Livingstone who needs it more than I. I, Ralph Peters, do hereby will my scien- tific ability to Donald Huhn. I. Dick Pettijohn, do hereby will my flex- ible, super dooper, tipped up magephone to Bud Bricker. I, Glen Poling, do hereby will my weak- ness for little women to Richard Anderson. I, Clark Pollock, do hereby will to the janitors, fifty feet of extension cord which will be needed next year if Oscar Alspach runs the projector. I, Starley Pollock, do hereby will my studious nature to Sara Cook, who needs it. I, Thomas Preston, do hereby will my dimple to Clark Terry, who needs it. I. Joan Putman, do hereby will my blue gym suit to whoever swiped the belt to it. I, Eugene Redrup, do hereby will my ability to tell the truth to Babe Fiser, I, Virginia Reed, do hereby will my luck of having an upper locker all four years to my brother Paul. I, Mary Resor, do hereby will my shoes, size four, to anyone who Wears over an eight. I, Nancy Reynolds, do hereby will my sense of humor to any incoming Freshman who needs it. I. Fred Schlatter, do hereby will my ability to keep away from the police to Bud Monroe. I, Patty Scott. do hereby will my ability in shorthand to Mary Davis. I. John Shoop, do hereby will my position as secretary in the Hi-Y to any dumb sucker who has' shoulders broad enough to bear the grief. I, Charles Siders, do hereby will my ability for getting into lights with teachers and students to Raymond Williams. I, Nelleta Sidle, do hereby will my tech- nique for being independent to Betty Belle Davis. I, Dorothy Smith, do hereby will my curly hair to Barbara Jones. I, Ruth Smith, do hereby will my flirta- tious moods to Mr. Bowen.

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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.

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Page 24 gxcaggur I, Constance Soldner, do hereby will my appendix to Eleanor Hall, who is so un- fortunate in having had hers removed. I, Gene Springer, do hereby will my study hall seat, to whoever likes to talk, I, Roger Steele, do hereby will my beard to Junior Knoll. I, Lillian Stephens, do hereby will my typ- ing ability to any Sophomore who deserves it. I, Betty Stevens, do hereby will my job as Editor-in-Chief of the year book to any deserving Junior. I, Jane Stover, do hereby will to Virginia Olberding my auburn CU locks fbut not keysj plus all my freckles. I, Norman Sunderland, do hereby will my ability to get along with Miss Gauvey to my brother Wilbur. I, Walter Thompson, do hereby will my ability to be a bachelor to Howard Hoffman. I, Bill Tindall, do hereby will all my school books to Bob Smith. I, Robert Tindall, do hereby will my height to any short Freshman boy. I, Stan Tolan, do hereby will my appe- tite to Dave Balyeat. I, Don Unterbrink, do hereby will my cooking ability to anyone who doesn't have any. I, Jim Vadakin, do hereby will my ability to sleep anytime and anywhere to Ervin Place, who would do O.K, without it. I, Eddie Vikupitz, do hereby will my well developed legs to Jack Shoemaker, my be- loved roommate who surely needs them. I, Bill Wagonrod, do hereby will my broken tooth to John Truax. I, Hap Wandell, do hereby will my ability to cut gears to Pat Maher. I, Helene Webster, do hereby will my ability to keep my locker in general con- fusion, to my sister Phyllis. I, Byron Wermer, do hereby will my ability to work agriculture plow problems to Kenneth Holland. I. Bill Wermer, do hereby will my ability to keep away from the girls to Russ Buech- ner. who will soon need it. I, Betty Williman, do hereby will my school girl figure to Peg McKeddie. I, Ann Willoughby, do hereby will my height, which was willed to me by Donna Bebout, to Betty Jane Ladd. I, Helen Marie Wise, do hereby will my good times as a Senior to all the Junior girls. I, Perry Wise, do hereby will my ability to get through high school Without doing any work to Helen Joan Gunsett, who needs it. I, Jo Wolf, do hereby will all my old drum beats to Jack Krupa Clifton. I, Minnie Wooderson, do hereby will my sleepy disposition to Alice Moore who insists on keeping me awake. I, Ila Mae Wyandt, do hereby will my holy gym suit to Bernita Ray. I, Betty Jane Yocum, do hereby will my ability to play the wrong notes at the wrong time to Nora Presler. I, Ferne Young, do hereby will my young appearance to anyone younger than I. 1 X .Sz im: