Centralia High School - Centralian Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 We, the Senior sound mind and able for future seniors, testament. Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article III VII VIII XII XIII XIV XV Class of nineteen hundred and fifty two, being of bodies, in order to form a more perfect exam le do hereby proclaim this, as our last will and we, the Senior Class, leave our room No 32 on the third floor to the Juniors so they will have the opportunity to be the last ones out of the building at 3 30 p m each evening We, the Senior girls, leave our ability to be late to Home nconomics to the Junior and Sophomore girls I, Kathryn Burnhiemer, will my night life to Barbara Bookwalter, maybe she can make up for lost time John Janes, leave my ability to daydream in classes Tom Armstrong Nancy Chester, will my excellent singing abilities Opal Chaffin, hoping she will go far in her opera CHPSBI' I, Betty Ritchie, will all my school love affairs to Delores Julian, maybe she can convince Billy Jones that love is grand I, John Cryder, will my Texan hat to Homer Kerns maybe that will enable him to charm the girls I, Viola Chester, will my a hletic ability to Gertrude Tinker hoping she will take advantage of it, and be I, Eileen Conaway, will my ability to cheerlead to Lois Copeland, maybe it will help her to win the heart of some boy I, Don Jones, leave all charms to Donnie Norman Casanova I, Wanda Swepston, will girl friends and romantic he can become a regular ability to slip around and not get caught to Ruth Ann Breeden I, Edna Toohey, will my small figure to Joanne Fraley, hoping that she can find it and become a varsity cheer leader. I, Ronald Eselgroth, will my ability to manufacture swiss cheese to Roy eearhart, all he will need in addition to ability is cows I sther Mullins, will my oaietness and shyness to Roger Pritchard, honing he will profit from practic ing these qualities I, Neil Merritt, will my horse laugh to Jon Timmons Could that ever oe replaced by anyone but Nellq of I3 . II: IV: I, to A V: I, to VI: 7 y come a volleyball star. IX! X: my ' ' so XI: my 2 , E . j