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SENICDR CLASS PERSONALITIE aff D1ck R1pley IS the fellow whose w1se cracks have kept us laughmg through many years of tr1als and tr1bulat1ons He llkes sports quxte well, and showed h1s ab111ty m football and basketball He was elected v1ce presldent of the Senxor Class, and was 1n the .Tumor Class play He worked vlgorously for the Annual and set a new all tlme' record for selllng the h1gh9Sl number of 1nd1v1dual subscrxptlons Jane Mlller has been both a soclal and scholastlc leader as well as one of the sweetest gxrls of the class Thls year she was chosen H1 Y Queen of Coventry She IS an off1cer of F T A and Spamsh Club and Sec retary of the Student Councll Janle was also chosen as delegate to Gxrls' State, and has been a maJorette for the last two years Ross Taylor, although he has been at Coventry only one year, has become one of the well known personalltles of the Semor Class He has played football and was elected as v1ce presldent of the Student Body Ol-ltS1d9 of all thls, he was elected presldent of the newly formed club, The Future Colleg1ans Th1s fellow's b1g smlle and sense of humor truly make hlm an outstandlng person Glory Ann Sm1th has proved herself as an able leader for she was a class off1cer 1n both her ,Tumor and Semor year She also has a h1gh scholastlc ratmg and as a reward for her merlts she was chosen to be Coach M1ller's secretary durlng her Sen1or year Chet Burnett needs no 1ntroduct1on to the students of Coventry As presldent of the Seruor Class, he has made th1s class one of the most out standlng Senlor groups of Coventry He had a leadmg part 1n the Jumor Class Play, played football, and was one of the hardest workmg persons of the Annual Staff If ever there was a student so wlllmg to g1ve h1s tlme and gasohne to be helpful, lt was Chet ' ' Barbara McCrady IS an outstandlng smger and a great actress She took a part tn both the Jumor and Senxor Class plays and also sang 1n many of our school programs Barbara's frlendly manner and laugh have made her a frxend to everyone A - . , . . . X we A
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CLASS WILL We, the Semor Class of 1950, Coventry Townshlp, cxty of Akron, County of Summ1t, State of Oh1o, Umted States of Amerlca bemg of supposedly sound mmd do hereby publlsh and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Erwme and the school board, we leave Coventry stlll standmg We give Mr Eckard a bolt of courduroy matenal and less expens1ve cheer leaders Our love for Mrs Packan and our semor home room as well as Pee Wee' Herman to the Jumor class To the Sophomores, we leave our gentle manners and excellent taste To the Freshman Class, we leave our mtelhgence and sophxstlcated ways To Mr Davls, the Busmess Englxsh Class leaves h1s room so he can have all the ammals he wants the rema1n1ng faculty members, we say Farewell Indlvldual class members leave as follows Cathxe Wlegandt wxlls her golden ear rmgs to W1lla Mae McNealy Brady Hmzman leaves h1s slxmness to Duane Manchester Eileen Cope leaves her ha1r do to Jo Stauffer To Lolly Hagenbush, Ruthle Shallcross wllls her bored ways Phylhs M1tchell w1ll her petxtness to Phyll1s North .Teanme Wetzel leaves her graceful danc mg ablllty to Dlan Rxpley Jame Mlller wllls her po1se to Naomn Gardls To Jerry Stokes, Bob McCrockl1n w1lls h1s bolstrous ways Irene Laughery wills her brams to B111 Benak Donna Warren leaves her qulet ways to Don Way The ab1l1ty to campalgn IS left to Jack R1tt1cher by Gene Morrls Audrey North leaves her ab1l1ty to be true to her fellow to Ahce Brown Norma Keys w1lls her auburn halr to Carol Tolson Larry Herman leaves h1s red Suspenders to Bobby Spence, who needs them Barbara McCrady leaves her beautmful vo1ce to Juan1ta Calbetzer Maxme Hoppe leaves to the tune of weddlng bells Beverly Lee's neatness IS wxlled to Marlene Rob xdeau To Patty Summerxx, Dee Sholley leaves her ablllty to express her true feelmgs Chester Burnett leaves h1s excellent sense of leadersh1p to all future semor class presldents Norma Brown leaves her freckles to any one who can use them To Shlrley Rollms, Dorothy Younkm wxlls her sweet dlsposntlon B111 Morrls leaves h1s truck to Lee Harvey Chuck Engelman and Bob Sarver leave the1r track shoes to anyone who thlnks they can f1ll them Putchle Wllllams w11ls h1s extraordmary hexght to Ramsey Yoder To h1s sxster Grace, Bob Kovac w1lls h1s trumpet Arthur Rxdgley leaves h1s llttle football to Charlle Heckelman J3,Ckl9 Snyder leaves her quxet, reserved way to Eleanor Welty Jxmmy Cooper leaves h1s curly haxr to B111 Wamsley To Bruce Brace, Sandra McFarren leaves her excellent Spamsh grades Jlm Bloom leaves h1s Ton1 to anyone who thmks he can make xt work Marlene Cox leaves her superb ab1l1ty to tw1rl a baton to Mar lyn Gardner Leona Dobbxns w1lls her frank ways to Ellzabeth L1ch Vlm and vlgor lS left to Paulme Shallcross by .Tan Horton Glory Ann Smlth and Roy Walters leave thelr loving ways to Jette Mann and .Take Chapman Shlrley Hughes leaves her engagement rlng to anyone who wants lt more than she does A Job 1n the gas statlon to B111 Pentz IS left by Lowell Thomas Jerry Engelman leaves hls football su1t outs1de coach's off1ce agam Bob Cox leaves Frances Ruth to all underclassmen Ruth Burkholder leaves her band umform to Paulme Rex Roy Bartoe leaves all twelve pleces of h1s typewrlter for Mrs Curtls to repa1r To Eugene Texter, B111 Palmer leaves h1s Jaunty stroll Bob Lan genbach leaves hrs Ford to all boys who dream of owmng one someday Anme Irvm leaves her gold formal to all the droohng fresh1e g1rls Carol Huff wxlls a round trlp tlcket to Youngstown to anyone who lxkes to travel as well as she does To Dlck Pastorna Jack DeLong wllls h1s rec1t1at1on grades ln Government Vlrgxma Rose leaves her ab1l1ty to pnck lab partners to any lucky glrl Howard Fowler leaves h1s m1ll1ons of tardy admlts to Ervm Kmsley To all seventh and elghth grade g1rls, Bunchxe Bower leaves her neat wardrobe Ted Schmderman leaves Government class embarrassed Ross Taylor leaves hxs pretty legs to Paulme Bryant Evangelme Dadoly leaves her Job ln the offlce to Shlrley Suffolk D1ck Rlpley leaves h1s frlendly Smlle to all unfrlendly people Joan Bulgrxn wllls her love for underclassmen to Shxrley Smlth Joyce Rxchter wxlls her cute glggle to Carol Severns Dave Craytor leaves h1s mtelhgent look to .Tack Gorrmg Ann Wmkler leaves her semor class play book to all dumb Doras To Bob Duke, Nancy Haas leaves her qulck wlt Joe Bechter leaves all h1s love to Lols W1les Rollle Woodford leaves h1s pxpe to Paul Slusser Betty Fredernck leaves she's txred Good looks are left to Tom McBr1de by Don Oglesby Harold Nebgen leaves hls ab111ty to get along w1th a room full of g1rls to Eddle Dunaway Carolyn Cormany leaves a st1ck of gum to Mlss Gosnell Harvey Eckberg wllls h1s hot rod Oldsmobxle to h1s brother Charles Eckberg Barbara Sellers leaves, chewmg gum, to Joln the Mar1nes Bob Jones wnlls h1s lxttle drum to Bobby Vaughn Shxrley Werntz leaves, Mrs Curtxs wnthout a helper Phylhs Walker leaves her cute feet to Pee Wee Herman To Bob Erwme, Pat Goldxe leaves her chem rstry grades Sue Barlow leaves her Homecommg crown to the next year's queen Arlene Kxplmger leaves televlslon partles to Carol Irvm .hm Bland and Mxlton Bower leave agam they hope' To these lucky people we leave our most treasured possesslons to cherxsh forever Wlth these partmg sentlments the Class of '50 leaves ! . , . , To ' ' . . , .
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