Andrews School - Andrean Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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xv, Nfl I EAU 6 Be It remembered that we the Class of 43 of the school of Andrews vullage of Wnlloughby county of Lake and state of Ohuo belng of sound mnnd and memory and not actlng under restrannt compulslon duress or undue Influence do make thus our last wall and testament hereby revoknng and annullung any other wrll heretofore made by us Item I We durect that all our lust debts and Annual expenses be pald out of whatever funds can be found avallable after our departure Item ll Bobby Armstrong withdraws from the last magaznne her petrte proboscns to bequeath lt to anyone needing a nose for news whsle Vlrgunla Allnson wnth her fave foot shelf of books and Lauretta Van Dyke wuth her fule of facts and opnnlons bequeath them to the flrst Andrews Forum To help defense and the lunuors Louise Blass bestows her mountaun of New York Tnmes upon Dorothy Forrunger V: Antal bequeaths her escort bureau to the next year s Hobart House hopefuls and Peggy Jo Dunuver reveals the patent on her beau catcher to the most deserving lunnor Manlyn Bahl bequeaths her fur coat to someone who wants to play possum and Vnrgnnua Ball wnlls George the Lovely to Mrs Greene Jean Brendle wlllnngly bequeaths her room mate s Current Events scrapbook to someone who can t keep up wuth the tumes Jean Hamlnn wslls her stage posse to anyone who has dns ease of the footlughts And speaknng of posse Claruce Scarsbrook leaves her avolrdu to Clarlbell Horner Jean Langley bequeaths her entertannlng ways to the next autocrat of the breakfast table whsle Phyllns Cross leaves her hot cross puns wuth a but of chuckleberry lam Dorothy Corey and Dorothy Gehlfuss wnll their theme song You and I to two peas In a pod Katy Dean leaves the cracker boxes In the St John cupboard empty and Mary Geremua leaves her share of graham crackers to Mass Whute Nadine L was bequeaths Mrs Woodworth s duet to someone who us calorue conscuous Louise Sayle wulls her S A Sayles appeall to the Retanlung department and Helen Chaffee leaves the Retallung room un perfect order Helen Brown and Mary Hesketh bequeath thelr compatabulnty to a couple of tumors and Phyllrs Ehouse wulls her eye lash curler to Mr House Dorls Collun and Nadine Grundle bequeath theur acclaim nn halr styllng to Marlon Hunks whale Allyce Redenour and Phyllus Martln bestow thenr Pan Cake Make up upon anyone desurung a bat ter complexuon Glenna Draedel wulls her cameo face to someone whom thxrty 4X,..f ba 5 X -3 X3 rf- ' , HQ' f ' qv V If vb , fy!!! ,,,- f I 'll - 1 I K I I I ' 1 1 I I I 1 ' 1 1 . . . . , I , . I 11 11 - - - - I I I ' . I - Il II ' ' 1 1 - 11 11 - , . ' 1 . . . D . . .. . , . . . . . . . . , I I . . . . . ,, ,, . . - I

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fa evenflz qw e President Ruth Thurman Vu e Presrdent Margaret Walkup Secretary Patrucua Broadbent Treasurer Roberta Moog Advvsers Miss Flegel Mass Hlbschman The seventh graders are truly Andrews belles for wath theur vnm vngor and vxtallty they hurry and scurry along the Lorrudors and halls brnngung luttle buts ot cheer to all Thenr lrst day rang wth quest ohs but they soon became adapted to theur new homes and the flames of the bug snster luttle uster Campture nh October landled many trnendshnps which grew as the year progressed ln thenr chapel programs the seventn graders turned the tables and taught us how to use the telephone and gave us a lesson on orrect posture We are wondering what the bells t the tutare hold tor them X 'C - ' , 4 . ' ' I . 1 1 1 . I P i W S ' I F . . O . twcnt -

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nature left an the rough Jeannette Rosser and Loas Hudson bequeath thear long prazed fangernaals to those who always bate off more than they can chew Ruth Shellato walls her sweepang lashes to Joe and Margaret Faarbanks leaves her haar to the cut ups on the Advasory Board Betty Patterson and Audree Summerfield bequeath the l942 crop of Andreans to 300 lucky garls whale Galda Da Palma and Dovelaa lafelace leave warm smales to everybody who bought one Barbara Smath and H len Moore bequeath the trylon and the perasphere to anyone who dadn t see the World s Faar Eala Kara and Betty Jayne Thomas leave thear rogues gallery to someone desarang a photo fanash and Pat leaves her Hardy laugh to Mr Lowman Sharley Sherman walls her fal etto to any local dentast Alberta Ruddy bequeaths her vam vagor and vatalaty to one who as ruddy wallang and able Carmon Arnsberger leaves a path of quaverang cafeteraa supplaes to the Foods class as she whazzes through on record tame Maraon Thomas and Rose Basta leave telephone appoantments to Cos garls who wash to flat through lunch lane Martha Hough leaves the St John rasang bells for a gentle alarrn clock and Marge Honus bequeaths her frequent saestas to another Sleepy Tame Garl Dorothy Fatzgerald walls her upper berth to someone an a lower class and Marge Happler bequeaths her loud paaamas to any garl wath ansomnaa Carolyn Dobson bestows her skatang skull upon those who have been a bag flop Chorle Tremaane walls her screen mogazanes to someone who wants to hatch her wagon to a star Helen Wetchery parts wath Porthos and Aramas and Eleanor Varga walls her for eagn fraends to Hatler Bunny Valentane leaves her knattang unfanashed untal someone spans her a yarn Dorothy Van Pelt bequeoths the monopoly on the dust mop to the garls who haven t used at thas year Nancy Mattes walls her spare tame to the next year s Annual staff BobbyLou Stevenson and Jane Stauffer bequeath thear feather cuts to Helen McDonald and Eleanor Hol brook Walmo Conway leaves her space an the gym for another garl to practace Wanda Hanson bequeaths her red flannel shart to anyone desarang more shart and less skart Lallaan Delsantro and Cecelaa Wachsman leave Kosters wath a sagh Ruby Pauler and Irma Raschke leave at up to the maal clerk to fancl the addresses on the antraguang and complacated envelopes they desagn Caryl Walton endows next year s senaors wath her wharlang ball bearangs and a can of elbow grease Barbara Wladsworth leaves classes agaan once and for all Leona leaves and as she roams we have the memory of her poems th tyoc a . . . . L . - 1 1 . a a 9 . . , , . . . , 1 C . . . . . J ' , 1 1 1 1 ' I . . l . a I . ,, . . ,, . . , . . . , . , , . H 1 . . ,, . . . . . . . . , . , . 4 1 a . , . . . , . A 1 . I I . Il' ' Tl