Ellet High School - Elletian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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CLASS WILL-1945 Section 26 Ruby Echard gives her ability to do. other peoples homework to anyone dumb enough to do ity but let s hope the new sucker at least does it right. Section 27 l Leah Haynes wants to will her grades to a dumb juniorg so, since we don't play any favorites, all the juniors can have them. Section 28 Mary Smith's ability not to concentrate on anything goes- to Mildred Turner, who already knows how to use it. Section 29 Pauline Slee wants to will her attendance record to someone, but no junior will take it because she's here every day. Section 30 Iimmie Wallick bequeaths his ability to translate Caesar to any poor unsuspecting junior who is silly enough to take second year Latin-Warren lowe, please note. Section 31 Ioe Burtoft wills his very good relationship with the Principal to George Ables, hoping that George will keep out of mischief better than he has. Section 32 Dale Ienkins leaves his amazing propensity for bungling to Ierry Tyree. Section 33 To some lucky junior go Ieanie Darby's high grades and her reserved seat in summer school. Section 34 Lois Flower gives her ability to get out of seventh period study hall to anyone who doesn't like school. Don't everyone grab at oncel Section 35 Fat Fassnacht gets the ability to do at least 35 push-ups in gym class from Ray Evelyn. Poor boyl Section 36 Elizabeth Huth leaves what intelligence she possesses to Piggy Hughes. Section 37 The quiet reserve of Roger Boughton goes to lack Bunch, with Mrs. Wilson to make sure he uses it. Section 38 Richard Wagner says he leaves his know-nothing ability to Hoyt Eady, who's in the same boat. Section 39 Bob Blimp King gets Robert Young's ability with the trumpet to aid the other seven members of the Ellet Band. Section 40 Earl Simmons leaves the foot prints in his football hel- met to Marv Frye, who will undoubtedly collect some to go with them. Section 41 Elsie Antel wills her ability to flick and get caught and the seat outside the office to Shorty Knecht with the fond hope that she can climb up on it. Section 42 Gretchen Pendley's silence goes to Bob Gordon, so we suggest Bernard Peters as new cheerleader. Sction 43 Bob Rabbit Brubaker, has nothing to bequeath, so he leaves it all to lack Bunch, who needs it. Q Section 44 Mary lla lackson leaves Marilyn Watford Wolfe to any junior who can match her giggle for giggle. Section 45 Nina Gooden aives Red Proctor back to the freshie girls unless Coach Scott gets him first. Section 46 Bob Slippery Reed leaves his ability in English to any junior who doesn't expect to graduate and likes daily trips to study hall. Section 47 Don Hutton leaves all his old girl friends in Ellet High to Garold Peanut Cross and Ronald Bunk Wells. Section 40 Doris Seabeck wills her ability to flick to any junior who is willing to risk making use of it. Section 49 Leonard 'lFritz Lincicome wills his ability to get satis- factory admits to any playful junior who likes pink colors. Section 50 Helen Fisher leaves her short, short cheerleaders skirt and its big seams to Bernard Peters-he'll need them. Section 51 Audrey Smith is the lucky gal who gets lanice Wade's ability to crack gum. Section 52 luanita Hardman leaves her diploma and a bottle of ink remover to her little brother so he will be sure to get one. Section 53 Millie Robertson leaves her bookkeeping homework to Miss VanderVoort. At last she got it finishedl Section 54 -Barbara Hank Henry leaves her job at Isaly's to any girl who likes to have boys trying to get her attention. Section 55 lo Spidle wills her jitterbugging to Pat Reed, and a book on first aid to be used in case she slips. Section 56 Roger Bauhart leaves-with that cute little card which bears the word Greetings on the top. Section 57 Bill Day bequeaths his violin, minus two strings, to the Iunior Class to be placed in the trophy case. Section 58 Any three freshmen who think they can fill them are welcome to Bill Peaches Powers' shoulder pads and football shoes. Section 59 - Helen Carden just leaves-still wearing that Spring- field sweater. Wonder whyl Section 60 Rosemary Hardman leaves her long, black, naturally wavy hair to Margaret Nooker. Section 61 Dorothy Sowers leaves her seat in Room 15 to anyone who wants to be used as a landing field for the dozens of paper airplanes that cruise about the room whenever the senior boys have an especially juvenile streak. Section 62 To Barbara Taylor goes Mildred Morgan's sun tan that she got in chemistry class from the reflection of the sun off Mr. Pugh's glistening top. Section 63 Bob Lawver falls heir to Norm Kolmodin's dangerous job as chief test pilot of all paper airplanes manufac- tured on the Room 15 assembly line. Continued on page 29

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SPONSORS OF THE 1945 ELLETI.AN . W. E. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Ray Dean A. T Kolmodin E. V. McMahon Ray Wilson W. D. Ormiston Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wagner Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrsl Russell Powers F. H. Gross William Ienkins E. I. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McMahan Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Knecht Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs W. C. Iackson M. A. Hutton G. E. White George Swank B. T. Watkins Iudy Funkhauser Mrs. G. O. Brittain Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lohr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Balo C. B. Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pugh Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lawver O. Iohns Chester Ritter C. E. Susong Albert Albright Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Csonka Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Clark Patricia Clark Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. Mr TIS and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Sypherd Ralph Stair Iack Fasig Loren Reushman I. C. Dies I. C. Botzum C. L. Huggans N. L. Gordon Charles Smith Fred Henry Robert Bromhall Frank Walker L. H. Slee Henry Huth E. R. Higgins P. B. McGraw A. D. Lenhart R. E. Netherton T. Parker Grant Davis Melville C. Peck R. H. Burbeck T. B. Frame William Bushey W. E. Shatter Philip Riley G. Pitts NGQY D. R. Russell M. W. Brittain Paul Pugh I. G. Evans Merle Corbin Mr. Roscoe Allerton Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Ewart George Iackson Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Lenhart Maybell Baskey Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Kurtz Alice Durant CLASS WILL-1945 Continued Section 64 Millie Hahn wills her fickleness to Ioan Woodling fWhat will they think of next?I Section 65 Iean Blanchard wills her long speeches in speech class to anyone who has the desire to put the Senior Class to sleep. Section B6 Iim Alford replaces Bill Steinhauser as commander ot the eraser tiring squad in Room 13. Section 67 lo Holland leaves her leg-painting skill to the Ellet Auto Wrecking Company to be used in painting trucks. Section 68 Ellen Evans wills her speed and aggressiveness in dashing down the halls to Gene Proctor to be used next football season. Section 69 Betty Burchett gives an empty fingernail polish bottle, tour hairpins, and a pack of beechnut chewing tobacco to the next owner of her locker. Section 70 Helen Lewis leaves her natural artistic ability to any junior who is desperate for a credit. With apologies to the Faculty and Student Body of Ellet High School this document is signed by the Senior Class and acknowledged to be their last will and testa- ment. EARL SIMMONS, Class Lawyer. 29