Grafton High School - Graftonian Yearbook (Grafton, OH)

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 (Hinas Hill We, the Senior Class of 1948 of Grafton High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare that this be our last will and testament: James Anderson requests that his knowledge as a plumber be left to Carl Janz and his ability to pick out good cars to James Rozga. Josephine Boise requests that her ability to play bass drum be left to Bacll Miller. Dorothy Drachenberg requests that her friendliness be left to Donna Glover and her ability as a 'soda jerk1 be left to Harry Jantz. Myron Grott leaves his build to Richard McCracken and his swim- ming ability to Phil Kobb. Ruth Hitchcock requests her quietness be left to Shirley Neltzel. Joyce Kaznerczak leaves her reading ability to Raymond Spanski. Dorothy Konczal wishes to leave her height to Harold Patton and her typing ability to Alyce Yost. Ward Knechtges requests that his curly hair be left to Phil Malham and his speed in typing to Joyce Hahn. Nelda Lawson wishes to leave her cheerleading ability to Janet Long. Dick Porter requests that his athletic ability be left to Bob Myers, his ’wolfing' ability to Art Tablett, and his conduct grade to his brother, Bob. Theron Snyder wishes to leave his ability to play his trumpet, to Ronald Carmel. Florence Stanislawskl leaves her dancing ability to Pat Brunson and her love for animals to Tess Cbrdy. Phyllis Vodarski requests that her ability to get and hold a man be left to Betty Lowe and her basketball ability to Anna Nicely. The Seniors, as a whole body, wish to leave these characteristics as common stock to certain people and classes: to wit: Our ability to work and play together, in other words that characteristic of ‘team work' which has made our school life a happy experience,--to the Juniors, they will need it in their Senior year. also, our scholarship, as a class, which we believe is somewhat beyond the mean average, we bequeath to certain members of the Sopho- more class. then, too, our willingness to co-operate with the members of the faculty at all times and in all events, we respectfully leave to the Freshman class, perhaps they can profit by it. to the faculty of our school we respectfully pledge our life-long devotion and our respect. we shall ever attempt to ‘carry on’ for our community. Signed, THE MEMBERS of the SENIOR CLASS 1948 rntmm

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 NOW YOU'RE TALK I NG A Comedy in 3 Acts THE CAST Goldie Lockwood..The Golden Girl with the Golden Voice..Joyce Hahn Jinx Lockwood..........Goldie’ younger sister..........Gerry Burke Bill Bryson.............Goldie’s fiance................Dick Porter Freddie Wyatt................jinx's Heart interest................Jim Rozga Aurelia Royce....Goldie’s and Jinx's militant Aunt....AliCe YOSt Pilson McCrabb..........Bin's irascible uncle........Bill Schworer Gussie Croker..............The Landlady...........Dory Stanislawski Kitty Lee Croker.......Her incorrigible little brat.......Pat Brunson Bluebell.........The Ap ar tra ent - hou se Negro maid.Gerry NeitZel Yosie Yohnson.................The Swedish Cook...................Dory Lynch Pat McGillicuddy..............The Irish Cop............Donn Barber Dick Porter and Donn Barber helped the Juniors produce the play. THE SCENE The entire action takes place in the Lockwood sisters’ living- room, in the first floor apartment, near the college campus in a small midwestern city. THE TIME Act I. About four o’clock. An afternoon in late spring. Act II. The following morning at ten o’clock. Act III. A few moments after the close of Act II. This play was produced by special arrangement with the Drama Guild of Boston, Massachusetts.