York Township High School - Talisman Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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TALISMAN gm Will l .5 C, l E the Senior Class of York High School, Tokio, Van VVert County, State of Ohio. iQ A being of sane mind and duly acknowledged so by all except the faculty, being about 3 gig' to sever the ties which have bound us to old York, do hereby make this our last - g will and testament. Firstly.-We do bequeath the seats of honor so lately occupied by us to our lgrmg honorable successors, the class of 1927. We trust that they will appreciate and l 1 honor this priceless heritage as it deserves. Secondly.-To the Sophomore Class do we bequeath our classiness and superiority in basketball. We have no hesitation in doing this as they have shown great promise. Thirdly.-VVe hereby bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to bluff when not prepared to recite. May they be as successful in their efforts as we. Fourthly.-We do bequeath to Mrs. Turner our Civics books explaining in full the duties of a revenue officer. We hope she will appreciate this effort of ours to help her. Fifthly.-We do bequeath to Mr. Hickman a permanent seat in the first grade room, to be used at all intermissions. Sixthly.-We do bequeath to Mr. Reese the right to whistle at any time or any place without the penalty of detention. Seventhly.-We do bequeath to Mrs. Conley the benefits of the doubt in the questions that arose in Economics, and give her the right to put in print all the new ideas that Paul Dick airs in class. ' Eighthly.-We do bequeath to Mr. Adams the right to extend his benign influence over the Junior English class in the way of courtesy and refinement. Ninthly.-We do bequeath to Miss Jones, our music instructor, our undying sympathy in teaching music after our departure as we realize that she will keenly feel the loss of musical timber. Tenthly.-Kenneth Davis bestows his mantle in art and voice upon his kid brother, Wallace, who must henceforth uphold the family honor. Eleventhly.-Johnny L. bequeaths to Carl Hurless his prowess in athletics, also in t'love. Twelfthly.-Gomer Breese does bequeath to Ray Masters his love for the ladies and also his dignified reserve. . Thirteenthly.-David Williams bequeaths to johnny Phelps his note book and years of experience in managing a basketball team. Fourteenthly.-Emmett jones does bequeath to Lester Hughes his pitchers glove in hopes that Fat will put them across hot. Fifteenthly.-Pauline Ramagen does bequeath to Margaret Owens her ability for tickling the ivories. Sixteenthly.-Edna Jones bequeaths to John Nichols her technique of leading choruses. Seventeenthly.-Rubye,Galloway does bequeath to Evelyn jones her signals for center in basketball. Eighteenthly.-Myrtle Evans bequeaths to Pauline Richards her volubility in speech. Nineteenthly.-Thurma Davis does bequeath to Ilo Brown her fine art of coquetry among the stronger sex. Twentiethly.-Pearl Galloway bequeaths to Mary Sill her talent for attracting artists. Twenty-firstly.-Helen Waltz does bequeath to Marcile Thomas her powder puff and comb to be used only as often as needed. Twenty-secondly.-Dilys jones does bequeath to Thelma Ross the beautiful melody, When johnny Comes Marching Home. Twenty-thirdly.-Hazel Lloyd does bequeath to Abner Breese her Herculean stature as well as mind. We do hereby constitute our school board as executors of this our last will and testament. We do revoke all previous wills and codicils including all resolutions heretofore made by said members. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hand and the great seal of the York School, this twenty-ninth day of April, in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six. THE SENIOR CLASS. Per HAZEL L1.ovD, Secretary. 16

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CTA LISMA AL unim' Clays Prvxidczzl , LEWIS STE-CAI v Viva-Preyidwzl JOHN KRUMH St'C7'8fll7'y . ,7,,,,, I , ADA HLTRIIRSH 1'ft2ll.S'1l7't,'7 CARI. CROW EVERETT MORRIS R. PAUI, JONES QXBNER BREESE CARI, CROW LEWIS STEALY JOHN BRUNNI IJAVID JONES CIIARLEV BAIRD CLASS MOTTO-B2 CLASS FLOWER-Yellow 1I'a.ce. CLASS COLOR-BZZJE and Olaf Gold. OWEN ICVANS VVINNIFRED MORRIS MARGARET OWENS JOHN NICHOLS MARClI,E 'THOMAS ORREN XVELKER MELVIN PRICE ELGAR EVANS I8 FIDE FAUROT LESTER HUKQHES ERMA SMITH EIVELVN IJAVIES ADA HURLESS JOHN KRUGH ELIZABETH WILIIAMS MRS. NEI,l,lE TURNER Sfmmor