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

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XI Clyde Rauch bequeaths his place as editor of the annual to anyone who is dumb enough to take it . To anyone who wants it Kenny Fisher bequeaths his ability to attract Junior Girls. To Eloise Lininger , Lois Johnson bequeaths her ability to behave at- all times. John Rhoades bequeaths his way with Miss Burk to anyone who wants it. Wayne Ries bequeaths his ability to wreck auto- mobiles when trying to catch mice to Carl Mil- lisor . Urban Roller bequeaths his way of getting kicked off the baseball team to Don Detrick. Lawrence Remagen bequeaths his way with Ridge girls to Robert Waltz . Essie Thomas bequeaths her poetic abilities to Altabelle Starbuck. Alma Thstcher bequeaths three locks of red hair to Mary Morris. Edwin Bolton bequeaths his love for Ohio City girls to Glenn Williams. To Jeanne Lewis Dortha-Uibert bequeaths her ability to get good grades from Mr. Summersett. To Jane Parker, Ellen Thatcher bequeaths her place on the basketball squad. Bob Wallick bequeaths his ability to get ads to next years advertising manager. Dick Pollock bequeaths all the chemistry he has leadened in the past year beck to his teacher R. P. Jones. Finally we, the Senior class, wish to thank all these teachers v ho have brought us through these past twelve years of school. The Senior Class declares this their last and final will and testament in the presence of all the witnesses on this twenty second day of May in the year of one thousand nine hundred and thirty nine . '

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■J™ vt’ r | v - 4 §g| CLASS WILL • 7e the Seniors of ’39 being of sound mind and body do hereby on this twenty second day of May declare this our last and final v ill and testa- ment of that which we are leaving our school- mates of our super-natural abilities. VT e , the Seniors, bequeath to the Juniors all of our splendid characteristics in whatever field they may choose to enter. We leave to the Sophomores our musical ab- ilities and ways of good study. To the Freshmen we bequeath our ability to use our time properly and v;e sincerely hope that all the classes mentioned above v ill inherit our re- markable manner of conduct. Knowing that there are some of the lower class- men who arc in great need of some of our highly desirable traits wo make the following bequests: To Jimmy Heathy Don Good bequeaths his rating as the best catcher in the county. To some Junior girl, Botte Jones bequeaths her ability to be chosen Peony Queen. Junior Couts gives his place on tho,, basket- ball squad to Robert Schwartz. Jean Wentz leaves her ability in lntcrupt- ing classes to Katnryn Klire. To Noll Grunewald , Mary Zoiglcr bequeaths her duties as office girl. To Ethel Jane Jones, Adcll Mctzner bequeaths her melodious voice. To Russ Fisher, Tom Anderson wills his place as pitcher on the team. To some member of the Junior class, Kathryn Davies bequeaths her place as valedictorian for another 3 r car. To Bill Lewis, Bill Lininger bequeeths his way with the women. Wend ell Evans bequeaths to Carl Lewis his place as guard on the basketball team. Mi m jsm

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