Gorham Fayette High School - Eagle Hi Life Yearbook (Fayette, OH)

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REMEMBER WHEN SENIORS WERE SIXTH GRADERS FOURTH GRADERS THIRD GRADERS

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CLASS WILL We, the most honorable members of the Senior Class of 1945, do hereby make our last will and testament, being of superior intelligence and in soundness of body; in the presence of these witnesses, X, Y, Z. Lillian Aeschliman wills her home economic interests to Jean Thompson and her roller skates to Jerry Shmidt. Lucille Bernath wills her sweet smile to Wendell Sutton and her pretty hair to Evelyn Ford. Clyde Brasher wills his deep interest in girls to Dale Knisely and his intelligence to Mildred Double. Max Borton wills his happy-go-lucky ways to Marjorie Fisher and his broad shoulders to John Funk. Patti Canfield wills her dimples to Viola Quillet and her Buick to Les Schaffner. Jane Clark wills her admiration for the Navy to Mary Marks and her eyes to Geraldine Woll-ters. Earl D’Lamater wills his hair style to Cloyce Storrs and his “wolfing” ability to Garald Fether. Dorothy Dull wills her keen sense of humor to Donna Jean Martin and her speaking ability to Luella Raker. Oeland Everingham wills his admiration for the Junior girls to Charles Baker and his singing ability to Arlen Schaffner. Eldered Frame wills his short stature to Hubert Schilt and his curly hair to Jim Rice. Barbara Goble wills her sunny disposition to Helen Borton and her clarinet to Howard Dennis. Ada Goldsmith wills her pretty eyes to James Winzeler and her coyness to Sharon Whaley. Joy Graf wills her red hair to Margaret Krohn and her cheer leading suit to Barbara Garling. Doris Hale wills her little feet to Susan Glover and her dancing ability to Douglas Lichten-wald. Ruth Hall wills her singing ability to Bob Whaley and her slenderness to Mary Lou Graf. Donald Hills wills his Hudson girl friends to James Stewart and his shyness to Richard Alle-man. Lavon Laser wills his giggle to Joan Beaverson and his “wooing” ability to Kenneth Paison. Wilma Ledyard wills her many boy friends to Betty Stockburger and her love for perfume to Ruth Lumbardo. Jack Lester wills his ability to go to sleep in class to Vernon Wolfe and his “noon-hour” chats to Marion Ford. Paula Robison wills her baby smiles to Evelyn Taylor and her deep interest in a steady to Rena Belle Cline. Ardith Schaffner wills her disposition to Imogene Link and her dark hair to Doris Beaverson. James Schaffner wills his love for sports to Frank Sedlar and his smiles to Lowell Thomas. Milton Schaffner wills his arguing ability to Jean Potter and his guitar toRobert Krohn. Annadelle Treat wills her graceful hands to Wanda Borton and her ability to burn the midnight oil to LaVonna Wallace. Doris Wallace wills her flirting ability to Delores Beaverson and her shorthand ability to Lore Taylor. Mary Wieland wills her snappy eyes to Herby Schaffner and her fingernails to Ned Everingham. Wayne Williams wills his waistline to Claire Leininger and his deep interest in girls to Dick Seeley. The Senior Class wills to the Juniors the study hall seats and also the proud honor of being a senior. Done this 23rd day of May, 1645 Room 310, Fayette High School

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THE MOULD ■ I took a piece of plastic clay And idly fashioned it one day, And as my fingers pressed it still, It moved and yielded at my will. I came again when days were past; The bit of clay was hard at last; The form I gave it, still it bore, But I could change that form no more. A D M ■ I took a piece of living clay And gently formed it day by day, And moulded with my power and art A young child’s soft and yielding heart. I came again when days were gone; It was a man I looked upon; He still that early impress bore— And I could change it never more. 1 N 1 —Anon S Edited by: John Funk T R A T M 1 N 1 S T R A T 1 1 0 1 0 N