Centralia High School - Centralian Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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LAST HILL AND TESTAHENT of 'ras SENIOR cuss or 1953 He, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty three, being of sound mind and able bodies, in order to fem a more perfect example for fdture seniors, ,do hereby proclaim this. as our last will and testament. ARTICLE I: He, the Senior Class, gladly leave our government room No. 27 on the second floor to the Juniors hoping they will enjoy it as much as we did. ARTICLE II: We, the Senior girls, leave our privilege of going first in the lunch line to the Junior girls hoping they will be given a chance make better use of it ARTICLE III: I, Roger Adams, leave my ability to talk fast to Don Herron. ARTICLE IV I, Norma Allen, will my ability as asoda jerk to W sister, Kathaleen ARTICLE V I, Tom Armstrong, will my height to the Roy girls. ARTICLE VI: I, Bonfiles Austin, will my chartreuse suit to Ned Hintgn ARTICLE VII: I, Mabel Barnhart, will my John L Lewls eyebrows to Hr Sunderland ARTICLE VIIIz I, June Arledge, will my small figure to Bessie Kuhn hop- ing she will take the hint ARTICLE IX: I, Barbara Bookwalter, will nv eye lash curlers to Peggy Cox. ARTICLE X I, Ruth Ann Breeden, will my abllity to invade graveyarde Miss Strahl knowzmg she 15 a prom1nent member of the Ku Klux Klan ARTICLE XI I, Loulse Butterbaugh, will my blonde curls and dimples Hr Sunderland, Hr Schiff, and Hr Woods ARTICLE XII: I, Faye wlllns, w1l1 my ability to play the piano to Ann Jones 1op1ng she can also impress the music world someday ARTICLE XIII: I, Freddle Ehrans, will nw turtle speed to Jan t Fraley ARTICLE XIV: I, Robert Fetters, will nw horse laugh to the person who will be foolish enough to adopt it Poor soulllll ARTICLE XV I, Joanne Fraley, will my 'true confessions' to Gloria Grubb Maybe she can get by with reading them in Law Class as I did so many times APTICL' XVI I, Leonard Harker, will ng Tom home wave to Housy Dearth ARTICLF' XVII I, Mildred Kness, will nw position as chief ticket puncher and as a friend of the needy to Nancy Hinton Copeland knowing she will take advanta e of the opportunlty ARTICLE XIX I, Joyce Moody, w1l1 my sweater g1rl figure to Sandy Van- Hoos r ARTICLE XX I, Don 'Peanuts' Norman, w1ll W midget wrestling ability to Frank Haynes APTICLF' XH I, Shirley Prickett, w1ll my color combinatlons to JECQE Dearth ARTICLE XDI I, Robert Proehl, wil my freckles to Shirley Shaw knowing she can use them to : ' to 2 ' to ARTICLE XVIII: I, Mary Kohn, will uw night life at the Bridge md to Lois

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LAST WILL AND TETAMENT TH' SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 fcontdnuedj ARTICLE XXIII I Mary Roll, will nm hlgh tempered personality to Patsy Atwood ARTICLE XXIV I, 'hula Roll, will my ability to argue to Beverly Hinton ARTICLE XXV: I, Patty Roy, will my ability to get along with Misa Strahl to Jessle Janes ARTICLE XXVI I, Lloyd Seymour, will rw night l1fe to Harold Eselgroth knowing he will appreclate lt ARTICLE 700711: I, David Sparks, will my mighty Atlas build to Mr William ARTICLE XXVIII: I, Joanne Stanffer, w11l my make up kit to Hrs Eakins ARTICLE XHXx I, Sharon Tinmnns, will my birth mark to Geraldine Barn- hart ARTICLE XXX I, Gertrude Tinker, will ny glasses to Roger Bales ARTICLE XXII: I, Harold True, will nw porcupine halr cut to William Kuntz ARTICLE XXIII We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty three just- leave In witness whereof, we the testawrs, have hereto set our hands, and seal, this fifthday of February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand n1ne hmmdred and f1.fty three cuss of 1953 fSeal7 Witnesses Written by: Louise Butterba h IIS' 0 9,ff '-v WWWII H5 K5 ozd Se? I0 THE FUTURE We, the twenty nine seniors of '53, Though into the distant future we cannot see, Down unknown trails will journey far and free The thoughts of school shall nth us always be, But never, never, lonely shall we fare, For you'l1 be in our dreaming everywhere Hag we so work and live through all our days, That friends may love ua, honest men may praise, Be faithful to our work, respect its call, And find it not too great nor yet too small Each task a blessing and for us the best We'1l do it well and leave to GOD the rest Ruth Ann Breeden Donald Norman Joanne Stauffer of . .J : , ' - o 2 o I I : ' ' I o ' - o 4 o 2 0 .1 1 2 -- , . . . . . ....,., ,- .... , . v - . f. ..ni.,.1. I 'I C r -1 6. 1 - . a1...'-14 I 1 la.. . . ' A' 0 111' o ' n I f Q I o