East Palestine High School - Ephanian Yearbook (East Palestine, OH)

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5' t 1929 , y 23 ,.. sF.g.r - ' . -Ai., ,,,,...,.u ,,,.. ...W . R ,g,.. . aug . S. SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of '29, East Palestine High School, County of Columbiana, State of Ohio, United States of America, do make and declare this to be our last will and testamentg and make null and void all previous documents made by us at any time heretofore. We do hereby bequeath: Article I. To the Faculty-The memory of well-prepared lessons and unreproach- able conduct. Article II. To the Juniors-A successful Ephanian and Lyceum Csurse. Article III. To the Sophomores-All the dignity and poise we Seniors have pos- sessed. Article IV. To the Freshmen-Our vacated seats in the Assembly Hall. I, Alexander Adamson, do hereby bequeath my line, hook and sinker, also my love for Martha, to Albert Garrett. I, Martha Angle, will my editorship of The Trumpeter to Charles Merwin. I, Jeanette Alexander, bequeath my independent ways to Corrinne Dodd. I, Mary Archibald, bequeath my teaching ability to Carl Horten. I, Robert Archibald, bequeath my pull with the teachers to Clyde Miller. I, Maxine Beyer, will my yelling ability to Aggie VVilson. I, Genevieve Bott, gladly will my posing ability to any one who wishes to make a hit with the opposite sex. I, Melva Bonebrake, bequeath my big, brown, sympathetic eyes to Mike Grappo. I, Grace Brook, bequeath my dates with John Gilbert and Col. Charles Lindbergh to Mary Welch. I, Lloyd Candel, will my long, tiresome walks to school to David Chapin. I, Anthony Costanzo, will my curls to Doc Wertz. I, John Cook, will my horn-rimmed glasses to Albert Trapnell. I, Kenneth Curry, bequeath my irresistible way with the women to Robert Morris. I, Albert Davis, will my pleasant disposition and sunny smile to Mildred Crowl. I, Charles Deitz, bequeath my longing for dates to Tom Jones, hoping that he succeeds better than I did. I, Hazel Dishong, will my debating ability to Dale Meek. I, Doris Dolan, will my gift of gab to Margaret Menke. I, Sam Falcon, bequeath my ability as a basketball player to Alfred Ashdown. I, Jennie Ferris, bequeath my mathematical ability to Edward Smith. I, VVilder Foertch, bequeath my willingness to work when called upon to Bill Stein- hauser. I, Mary Garthwaite, bequeath my innocence to Dorothy Hofmaster. I, Halwyn Gorby, will my personality, which makes it impossible to keep the girls