Elkland High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Elkland, PA)

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THE LOUD SPEAKER 23 ..,..,..,.....,....................,.,,.....,.., ....,..,.,,.....,..,....,,..,...... ...,.....,...........,..,..,..,........,..,......................,.., ....,,.., .,,..,..,......... L- D E aterary epartment 2 LAST WILL AND TESiT.XMEN'I' OF fun. THE CLASS OF '35 To Myra Brownell-Kenneth Week's swift- ness. We, the intellectual and ambitious members of the Senior class, in the year of nineteen hundred and thirty-five, upon our departure from the portals of Elkland High School, Tioga County, State of Pennsylvania, considering the neecls cf the Juniors, do make public and declare this to be our last will and testament. ITEM I We hereby leave all our real property as lrooks, pencils, and the school building to the Juniors for its natural life to its successors. ITEM II We leave to all the students our love and co-operation in all activities and our honor and just pride in performing school duties. ITEM III We wish to leave with the faculty our kindest thoughts and hearty appreciation for their splendid instruction during our four years of high school, an.l hope that in the future their burdens may he lighter. ITEM IV We bequeath to the following students these personal effrcts: To Ruth Wynkoopr'-Josephine Nel3on's ability to argue. To Mary I-'rindle-Mary Jane Bailey's basket- ball technique. To Emeiy Cassf4F1'ancis Hall's position as class comedian. To Jack Behrman-Robert McDonald's athletic ability. To Myrtle Carr--Jeannette Pattison's fond- ness for tall fellows. To Jennie MilinskidCarmen Cevette's fond- ness for a former graduate. To Ruth Button-Paul Va:iZile's extra inches. To Blanche Van Dusen' Glenn Wcek's inn- menseu appetite. Tr: Janft Wallis 'Evelyn KiZer's freckles. 'lin James Rice- John Croft's pet phrase It can't be done. To Norma Vai'.'6ilc- Roma Jean Ingersoll! fondness for Latin translations. To Sexton Mull 'Wendell Baker's ability to entertain the girls. To Dorothy Burr-Frances Piecuch's love of To Robert Lounsbury-James Campbell's ability to provide entertainment for the classes. To Charles Snyder-William Cosier's bashful- HQSS. To Orma Mourhess---Bernice O'Reilly's melodious giggle. To Velma 0'Dell-Magdalene Finelli's dra- matic ability. To Ethel Martin-Alberta Adriance's attrac- tion to the opposite sex. To Ida Vin.cent 'Wilma Owlett's musical talent. To Marian Wheeler-Jean Little's sophisticat- ed ways. To Roger King Betty Elliott's ability as conversationalist. To Helen Van Dusen-Gladys Carson's ability to get her man. To Vera Bartlett-Ann Ellicott's promptness in getting her work done. To Gertrude Croft-Julia C-ornalia's scientific knowledge. To Ruth Childs Betty Davis' fondness for getting Betty Elli0tt's notes. To Frederick Hartley-John Ha.mmond's hand- some looks. To William Preston-'Kenneth Van Dusen's friendliness. To Dorothy Burr -Sylvia Gardner's pleasant- ness. Myra Brownell Helen Cashdollar's ability to play forward. To Emery Cass---John McC'aslin's role as the ideal boy friend. To Jack Behrman-'Robert McCaslin's re- markable vocabulary. To Velma O'Dell--Winifred Carr's title as all around high school girl. To Paul Brass- Roland Fore.man's fondness for chclnistry class. To Marian Wheeler 'Helen Snyder's literary ability. To Blanche Van Dusen'-Uleta Learn's fond- ness for dating. To Paul Brass 'Ronald Foreman's fondness for preparing chemistry experiments.