Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

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queathed to the promising freshman, Dale Douglas, and his argumentative style to Denver Stocker. 18.-Ruth McMillin desires her studious tendencies to descend to one who is badly in need of them, Erma Horn. 19.-We felt tempted to advise someone to attempt to stone Beck's Bruce, but upon second thought, we decided that there was no one in Wayne High able to do it with safe- ty. Reference: Floyd Barnett. 20.-We bequeath Dora Horn's quietness and amiable disposition to Helen Gray. 21.-To anyone willing to perpetuate the custom, we be- queath, for discussion, the pet topic of Mr. Wilkerson and Floyd Barnett. 22-If anyone in Wayne High can pronounce Helec- ricity exactly as Miss Musser can, we hereby grant them that privilege, 23--We bequeath to Riley Wilson, that talent of Irvin Harrod, by which he acts naughty and looks innocent. 24.-To Laura Gray, we bequeath Winona's Sleepiness. We also trust that Mabel Gilmer will strive to become as tall as Winona. 25.-We desire that Lulah Sanders' gum bedecked desk remain vacant until the class of '16 is elegible to the row now occupied by '14, when the aforementioned desk is to descend to Abigail Van Horn, 26.-And now to those classes which shall come after us, we bequeath the custom of the afternoon spread, inaug- urated by the Agricultural class of '14, We hereby nominate and appoint Leslie Bowsher to be executor of the last will and testament. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand this 15th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and fourteen. THE SENIOR CLASS. The foregoing instrument was subscribed by the Senior Class, the testator, in the presence of each of us and was at at the same time declared by them to be their last will and testament, and we, at their request, sign our names hereto in their presence as attesting witnesses, at Waynes- field, Auglaize County, Ohio. BYRON BUTCHER HARRY DAWSON C?z2f NSQ9 . li xl l l

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Glaes will BY VIOLA GAMES E, the senior class of Wayne High School, in the County of Auglaize, and State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and de' clare this our last will and testament in manner following: 1.-It is our will that the good looks and excellent dis- positions of the entire class go to our less favored successors, the juniors. 2.-We bequeath all pipes, tobacco, and cigarettes found on the premises, after our departure. to our deserving faculty. 3.-To our beloved superintendent, Leslie Bowsher, we bequeath all Virgil ponies found in possession of the class. 4.-It is our will that the much developed sense of hon- or of the senior class descend to the remaining classes, and then no more, will Mr. Wilkerson lose any books. 5.-It is our will that Mr. Emmet Lusk may remain in undisputed possession of the much coveted Physics keys for the remainder of his long and happy days. 6.-We bequeath the senior's share of Dan Cupid's ar- rows to Prof. Bowsher to be used as he, with his excellent judgement, sees fit. 7.-The most plentiful supply of G's in deportrnent, heretofore distributed freely arrong the seniors, we bequeath with all love and respect to Miss Helen Geddes. 8.-Upon Don Lusk, we bestow Harry Gossard's chew- ing gum, with the hope that Don will become as famous a basket ball star as the original possessor of the gum. 9.-With the hope that Hover will retain his unsurpass- ed dexterity, we bequeath to the aforementioned gentleman. the Esquimo dance now belonging to Arthur Hayes. 10.-To Byron Butcher, we bequeath Shavey's silent devotion for Edna, hoping that he will find someone upon whom to bestow it.. 11.-Since the present owner ofthe appellation Skeet- er greatly desires to dispose of it. we would suggest with all earnestness that it be bestowed upon Lucile Means. 12.-Bullet's pipe, we bequeath to Harry Dawson, know- ing that with two pipes, he can make more smoke than is possible with one. 13.-Upon the person who needs it most, we gratefully bestow David Gilrner's ability to recite whether he can or not. 14.-The inseparable companionship of Mary and Charlie is hereby transferred to Harry and Irma. 15.-Upon the person proving himself qualified for the position, the present occupation of Row I, Seat II bestows the honor of residing therein for one school year. 16.-The entire wireless ability of Orville Rapp and Ar- thur Hayes we willingly add to that already possessed by Mike. 17.-As to Buff, his poetical ability is most lovingly be-

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be rabuatee CLASS POEM BY ELDON R. BUFFENBARGER The time has come when, for the voyage of life we launch our ships, Our High School days have been the docks of Hope's adorn- ing gifts: The heirloom doubt and fear, despair and gloom galore Were handed us but we refused the treasure we abhor. Our aims and high ambitions. our noble guests of life- So pull the anchor, Captain, and spread the sails for strife, The elements may batter them, the ship of life may wreck, But, first embark and view the crew, who tarry on the deck. There dignity sits like a statue of Greece, His brow prone with thought that will ever increaseg The world will resound with his glorious fame. And monarchs pay tribute to dignity's name. -Harry Howell. Now modesty poise beneath nature's brow, ' With the mantle of fame which the world doth endowg Thus down through the corridors of endless degrees, With the Bachelors of Art and LLD's -'Orville Rapp. O, truth lavished forth from the trumpet of Pun. The world crowns with laurels your life through a span: Thus falling like dewdrops of infinite love, To replenish the rites on the altars of Jove. -Dora Horn. We know him as Hhonor of fame and renown, Through the world, among nations his name will resound He glearns forth untarnished, serene and sublime, When carved on the hearts by the sand-blasts of time. -Charles Stewart. ' We hail! O, Dan Cupid, the goddess of love, On an eminent throne as the starlight above: Shining over the world, dropping meteors of joy. From the depths of her bosom all hate to destroy. -Lulah Sanders. The world glides around on the pinions of hope, On a mountain of doubt, he surveys the vast scopeg He holds forth his scepter, bids destiny Hee. By breaking the chains of the fates by llvcree. -Lonnie Musser.