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CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1952 of Elderton Joint High School who have now received the goal which we have so longed for have many possesslons which we cannot take with us such as thumb tacks chewing gum books and teachers We would like to leave these cherished items to the deserving few We have for the last time discarded all other wllls and declare this our last will and testament SECTION I First, we wish to remember our senior year teachers We do bequeath to Mrs Zeisler All headaches of teaching us Home Eco nomics mamly cooking and sewing Mr Faulkner Our appreciation for helping so efficiently with the 1952 El Hi An Mr Flemmg All flat tires and dmged fenders Mr Johnson An up and coming basketball team and hopes of first place in the league Mr Longwell All blue ribbons and prize stock Miss Cerutti Our compliments for supervrsing the publi cation of the H1 View so well Miss Buettner Our thanks for directing the senior play and helping to make it a great success Miss I-Ieimberger All our tough problems in Mathematics Mr Clark All our illegal and tardy excuses Mr Rupert All the explosions in the Chemistry room Mr Debsky All unpolished instruments and broken ear drums Mr Kunkle All telephone calls and school supplies SECTION II Many were called but few were chosen Those few are hereby recognized by our individual SEDIOYS Marjorie Pasterik leaves her height to Lee Smeltzer Lynn Parks leaves his uiet manners to Au Geraldme Claypool leaves her abillty to play basketball to Wilda Johns Jack Rearick leaves his funny faces to James Peterman Florence Kough leaves her ability to carry on in study hall to Ronald D Miller Donald Wmgard leaves his good manners to Frank SllVlS Lois Kelly leaves her temper to any other red head Wayne Meyers leaves his basketball ability to Milford Wagner Ruth Coleman leaves her athletic ability to Betty Frederick Nancy Richardson leaves her neatness to all who need it Lee S1lv1s leaves his baseball ability to Virgil Rearick Shirley Orr leaves her good looks to anyone who needs it Ruth Sheasley leaves her ability as a Hitt to VlV1aH Grinder Bill Altmeyer leaves his wavy hair to Carrie George Judy Hellman leaves herself to Bob Lasher Lawrence Kepple leaves his guitar playing to Wayne Baker to Edna Boyer Raymond Schall leaves his ability to play a trumpet to Gary Wood Jean Hartman leaves her smgmg ability to Peg Stitt Ray Kimpel leaves his football ability to the future football team Rachellee Rodocker leaves herself to Apollo Gary Johnston leaves his good sense of humor to Vernon Parks Edith Harkleroad leaves herself to Richard Craig Jerome Strong leaves his bright colored hats to Frank Bortz Ruth Leightley leaves her typing ability to Laurabell Rishell Jane Lelghtner leaves herself to Cicero s Rol lercade Erwood Meyer leaves himself to be the future manager of the P1ttsburgh Pirates Paul Simmons leaves his sore throats from being class presldent to any other president Bob Boyer leaves Anna Mae Adams to Bob Hankey This our last will and testament has been witnessed by the twenty nine members of our class this 29th day of May 1952 and signed by Paul Simmons Class President, and Donald Wingard Vice President . q . - c drey Yount. Janice McGaughey leaves her driving ability - 26 -
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S E N I O R S A HISTORY OF WHAT WE DID AND How WE DID IT In the fall of 1948 a large group of boys and glrls wlth starched frocks and scrubbed faces entered the halls of knowledge at E H S That year these future semors were to be known as the Green Freshmen Durmg the Week of 1n1t1at1on we really lrved up to our nlckname At the end of th1s horrlble ordeal all the klck me slgns were battered to pleces We were up to thls txme the largest class ever to enter E H S Our class officers were as follows Presldent Shlrley Orr V1ce Pres1 dent Nancy RlChafdSOU Secretary Raymond Schall Treasurer Marbelle Boyer We were represented 1n the Student COUHCII by Jane Lelghtner and Gary Johnston To the J V basketball team we contrlbuted seven freshman boys These players were Raymond Schall Gary Johnston Kenneth Smay Bob Boyer Donald Wmgard Jxm Stro ka and Wayne Meyers It was a brg event when we were moved up to the rank of sophomores ln the fall of 1949 We added a new student Lo1s Kelly from Ind1ana Hlgh School However we were very old Farster Albert Brxnk Margaret Erb Am ber Farrman Gale Kenmurr Mary Jane Km nan Gayle Mclntxre Jlm Stroka and Donald Young The class leaders were presldent Jlm Stro ka v1ce presldent Amber Falrman secretary Shxrley Orr treasurer Nancy Rrchardson Our act1v1ty for our tenth year was one square dance featurmg the Stephens Famlly We sold magazlnes and recexved a n1ce sum of money for our class treasury We closed our books and locked the doors to EHS on May 25 1950 and went home for a three months vacatron After a very n1ce vacatlon we agam re turned to the old pen and started a new semester as Jumors We recelved another new student Paul Slmmons from Elders Rldge H S We dldnt gam 1n number however as Kenneth Smay left us We elected the followmg class officers Presrdent Wayne Meyers V1ce Presxdent Don Wmgard Secretary Nancy Rxchardson Treasurer Shlrley Orr The student councll members were Bob Boyer and Raymond Schall Thrs year Wayne Meyers Erwood Meyer Lee S1lv1s and Bob Boyer earned Varsxty basketball posltlons Raymond Schall and Gary Johnston were stlll members of the JV team Our act1v1t1es mcluded a square dance fea turmg the Nrght Hawks We also sponsored the Jumor and Semor Prom m the sprmg Next year would be our last year at E H S and many txmes thrs thought passed through our mmds durmg our summer vacatlon T1me sped on and before we knew rt we were plunged head long mto our semor year Krttannmg Hlgh School sent us four students They were Jean Hartman John Crownover B111 Altmeyer and Ray Krmpel Before the year was very far along though four of our boys fell along the way s1de John Crownover B111 McInt1re Paul Gxllesple and Don Lm senblgler were the four who dxsappomted us Our semor ofhxcers were Presldent Paul Slmmons V1ce Presldent Donald Wmgard Secretary Ruth Sheasley Treasurer Geral dme Claypool ThlS was really a bxg year for us As semors we sponsored a square dance to start thmgs off The Tune TW1St6fS played for our success ful dance Next came the Semor Play which everyone enjoyed And the next thing we knew we were ln Rural Valley gettmg our pxctures taken Th1s year the class attended a Career Day Conference at the Kxttanmng Hlgh School Our class was proud to xnxtlate th1s pohcy at EH S The last 8CtlVlty of the year was the J umor and Semor Prom It was a gay affaxr 1n whnch everyone had a wonderful tlme Now came the final act when we must leave good old E H S forever Then out we go mto the world and proceed on our own It IS no wonder that as the last few weeks of our school year faded away we looked back over our happy school memorxes wxth rnlsty eyes , ' , ' 9 , ' : , . H 77 ' . - . . . - l , , . . , it '. 77 ' ' . v a ' . , , ' . . y S 1 .... 3 , - ' . . ., , . . , , , - . . v v 1 ' - - - , . ! ! . . , . ' 9 1 3 7 ' l - , I ' I , . . , . . , . 1 sorry to lose the followmg mne students: Har- - - - 9 I r 1 7 1 ' : 9 , Y , . 3 . . , . 3 ' 9 S 7 ' : . , . - . 3 , Z , ' ' , ' 3 7 ' ' 9 - ' ' 9 ' ' ' 7 7 . . . . 9 ' . 7 9 . . . , . 1 1 ' D I 1 -' , . Q . , . . . I .. 25 .-
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