Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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CLASS WILL We the Class of 1941 do hereby will with solemn thoughts our many treasures which we have accumulated during our years in school To Mr Rutledge we wish to will a new senior class which can bring back all report cards and absence slips on time To Mr Starr we leave our thanks for the way he has guided us through our Junior and Senior years To Miss Kaetzel we leave a new English class which will be able to learn and pronounce the figures of speech To Miss Krmke we leave our typing assignments which are not com plete To Mr Hammack we leave the laboratory for him to clean up To Mr Johnson we leave a nice soft mellow voice To Mr Mohr we leave the sour and unpleasant notes that we have sung during our hlgh school days To Mr Sears we leave a new gym class for girls Donna Angel leaves her picture takmg to Ruth Parrish Russell Blmd wills his popularity with girls to Jack Struchen Howard Clum leaves h1s gum chewing to Carl Rankin Dallas Cutes leaves his ability to play basketball to Harold Simmeis Doris Crxtes wills her posltlon as cheerleader to Alice Postel Geneva Davis wills her essay wr1t1ng to Glen Mqntague Phylhs Dietrich w1lls her bashfulness to Barbara Blackburn Maxine Ervin leaves her workmg for Mr Starr to Clara Jane Biggs Robert Ervin leaves his Joviahty with the lady teachers to Franklin Schupp Vera Gooding leaves her love of skating to Ralph Long June Hamilton w1lls her dancing ability to Hazel Bennett Eugene Huebner leaves his pol1t1cal arguments to Bob Kopp Florence Kinsey leaves her Sunday evening caller to June Miller Elmer Kadrl leaves his teasing girls to Estel Baker Martha Loper bequeaths her long walks to school to Albert Blind Lena Mapel wills her Jamboree listening to Emma Lou Parker Pauline Metzger leaves her school treasury work to Phyllis Milligan Jack Miller leaves his chemical experiments to Kenny Kohl Evelyn Milligan w1lls her visitor s seat on Campbell s bus to Wanda Metzger Mary Proud bequeaths her letter wr1t1ng to Mae Miller Bill Ridgway leaves his business managing to one of the seniors next 3 ear Chalmers Smith bequeaths his baseball playing to Cec1l Spurlock Glenn Smith wills his football playing to Gerald Glbbens Dale Shepard bequeaths his boxing lessons to Walter Lindon Joe Vansickle wills his Industrial Art problems to his brother Bill Wltnesses The Senior Class I S Bbtlx JIWKI-I LR lllllllhSl llle Ohio Hl NT Sl-IOL CONII XN1 X Ras flttlllg lhl ich ulle Ohio I ALL RONIIG New Store for Wien lhrichsnlle Ohio WLSTH Alf If R. H -KRD!! ARE I hrichsvllle Ohio I 7 . , , . Roy Miller wills his farming ability to Eugene Wilson. . . . . . , , - u 4 Yu I o ' 1 a J ' n S ' I . v 1 1 f 1 1 y 1 l ' W 'Ay A1 W A ,A f v v , I ,. , . v , - I, -

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