Chesterville High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Chesterville, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY' DO YOU REMEMBER: Our Freshman Ha11owe'en party, and the delicious cider? When we put on our junior Class Play, Good Morning G1ory ? How warm it was the night of George's hayride? How we racked our brains trying to write our essays? Hah! The party for Dick, smoke in your eyes, while we nearly froze? How proud we were of our Senior Basketball stars? Not a defeat! Not much! Q How petrified we were of our own Bing Crosby? Those industrious Seniors who spent the whole noon hours studying their lessons? How fond Seniors are of Sophomores? Our excited feeling when we marched down the aisle on our Bac' calaureate night ? When we received our diplomas and realized it was the last time our class would be together? At last with a sigh, the time when we were but timid little Fresh- men, inconspicuous Sophomores, jolly Juniors, and finally proud Seniors ? How proud the Senior girls were of the boys' figures the day they wore dresses ? A11 the work we put out for the Ha11owe'en Carnival to make it a success, and so the kiddies could have playground equipment? These are but memories now, but when we recall them we can not help but regret that we must leave Chesterville High School,

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CLASS WILL OF '46 - We, the CLASS of 1946, of the CHESTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL of the city of Cl-IESTERVILLE, in the COUNTY OF MORROW, STATE of OHIO, UNITED STATES? OF AMERICA, the planet, EARTH, some where in the UNIVERSE, do hereby publish, name, declare, inform, and maken understood and advise that after our twelve yearsbehind the various bars, we have at last been qualified to emerge into this scientific, peace-loving world and do hereby will the following, class- ified, worthy and unworthy traits: K Hannah,Spang1er, will my teaching ability to Lewis Beckett, Betty Kempton, will my dancing ability to Mary Lou Lane. I, Lee Struble, will my height to Daniel Bird. I Marcella Trowbridge, will my liveliness toBobbyFisher. I, Creta Trowbridge, will my printing ability to Martha james. I, Betty Lou Dodson, will my cafeteria work to Wilma Deel. I, Lee Struble, will my driving ability to Allen Crunkilton. I, Gerald Evans, will my ability to play basketball to Wilbur Bowman. I, Kenneth Neuman, will my quietness to Bud Higgins. I Robert Squires, will my love for the freshman girls to Richard james I, Betty Lou Dodson, will my shining black tresses to Raymond Byrd. I, Bud Robinson, will my voice to Willard Tobin. I, Mary Fogle, will my shorthand book to Shirley Lane. I, Robert Barrick, will my auburn hair to Mildred Bishop. I, Eston Bachelder, will my girl trouble to David Hindman. I, Bill Gleason, will my ability to stay awake in American Problems Class to Warren Squires. I, Han ah Spangler, will my Latin book to Shirley Squires. I, Me y Lou Snyder, will my love for the Navy to Doris Wheatcraft. I, Gerald Evans, will my wavy hair to Kenneth Payne. Bill Gleason, will my taciturnity to Dale Evans. N Bud Robinson, will my horsemanship to Betty Levering. I, Robert Squires, will my promptness to Connie Abraham. I, Dean Lyman, will my speech book to Helen James. Marcella Trowbridge and Mary Lou Snyder, also will their overalls to Mr. Dakin. I, I D I I. I. We the Seniors Class will to the Faculty the following: Manners ' Mr. Dakin English ' Mrs. Kendall Alibis - Mr. Cook Mischief ' Mrs. McMillan Farming Ability - Mrs. Powers Our Late Hours ' Miss Roby Our Appreciation of a good .teacher - Mrs. Waite