Chili High School - School Daze Yearbook (Chili, IN)

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-ie yyyy Qi' S, CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1940, being of a ,fairly good mind and memory, realize and admit our short comings and limitations, and being also aware of our talents and vir- tues, bear in mind the future welfare of the underclassmen, faculty, and coming generations, and wish to bequeath to those left behind, the following: I, John Harvey, will my ability to grow red whiskers to George O'Neal. I, Donnabelle Bemenderfer, bequeath my quietness to Ruth Vaught. I, Aaron Kotterman, will my dignified manner to Kathryn Lee Fisher. I, Glen Wisler, bequeath my height and good looks to Ernest Deeter. I, Lewis Landes, bequeath my ability to play pinochle to Eugene Hostetler. I, Eugene Grismore, bequeath my nway with the womenn to Ward Poor. I, Dortha Musselman, bequeath my slim figure and height to Agnes Hoff. I, Eugene Philabaum, will my future life to Doris Lee Aughinbaugh. I, Loo. Gaff, will my ability to uleave the girls alonento Jud Cox. I, Edward McAlister, bequeath my ability to play basket ball to George O'Neal. I, Armond St. Jacques, bequeath my musical ability to Shirley Conner. I, Jeanne Koirn, will my distinctive personality to Wilma Kerschner. ti it Y -f'f-PIIJMI

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I c t f Virginia Hull is still teaching school. A mosty ggaz- ing thing has happened. She has a Chevrolet now! Imagine that! A teacher without a Ford. Hubert Dickson is now setting on top of the world. He recently invented a hair-growing liquid. It's fixed him on top. f Harvey Carey was promoted from last year's Junior G Men. He is now at the head of the CHILI VOLUNTEER FIRE DE- PARTMENT. Elinor Wuenker quit teaching school but she didn't quit teaching. She now teaches all young romeos how to court a beautiful young lady properly. Alfretta Hartman broke her hand when she got it in the Bass Drumer's way. Therefore, she quit teaching music and began cooking her husband three square meals a day. Harold Bergman was picked to play the part of Dopey in HSNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFSH. W-m,,iUTm..- Ui . '-: '16 . 'ax V Xdkgh ill Vx 553342985 V I 1 ua me K ,, , : Y' L7 I . 1- 15- , . V 'IM-'HHNX 'W eg I QXFMJNQQ? iidlmgl H 1 ,A 4' 4f3L..g.g.'4:-2-' , 7:,:32,,'+ 5:7311 ?: 3.g'3'f:5.5t,'fg1g7 7 ' 1Ef9f6 'f.L.., ' I it 'N 5333? , I f 1 I Six 1. 1 f 'lrf ff W ini. .--' I

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4 ' --4-............... 111-1fe11'e1cfe1'-ie?-Tfssgg-Liuggiiefe eg 'i Howard Brown, will my presidency in the Student Council to Herschel Burns. Mari Ellen Personett, bequeath my fair complexion to Ruth Vaught. Donald Kamp, will my red pipe to Eugene Hostetler since I am going to reform. Evelyn Dickerhoff, bequeath my mental progresciveness to Agnes Hoff. Frank McAlister, will my ability to be at ease to Jud Cox when in an embarrassing situation in the presence of the ladies. Richard Burns, will my nickname of 'Tvao-Gun Butch to Ernest Deeter since I have taken up aviation I will have no further use of my cowboy nickname. Harriett Carpenter, bequeath my giggles and graceful walk to Shirley Connor. Thelma Stone, bequeath my good nature to Doris Lee Aughinbaugh. Olive Lines, bequeath my business ability to Wilma Kerschner. TV I .La the Junior Class our honored and esteemed have so happily occupied during the past We bequeath to place which we year. We wish to leave to them our motto to remember and help them over the pitfalls, NADVANCING NOT RETREATING.n ITEM II To the Sophomores, we bequeath our wisdom. The wisdom for which we have diligently worked for 12 long years is sure to be of good use to them in the coming years, . e -If-1,,:,-l,+ii:'f.':llY,-Y icac I-il-..Q-.. -