Grantsville High School - Arch Yearbook (Grantsville, MD)

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jim. CAM WW Dear Faculty and Undergraduates of the Grantsvllle High School' we have called you to assemble here as a solemn duty that you, the heirs and assigns of our respected clients, the class of 1952, may hear her last will and testament, whlch, as her legal advlsor, we drew, as directed by her, lm ediately prior to her passing from our presence Because of this, lf any sllght dlscrepancies or apparent injustice of partlality should appear to you in the distribution of her affects, we trust you will pardon it and realize it 15 caused not by exhaustion of our brain, never over to robust May we, as well as my lamented clients, entreat that you TOCGIVG your respectlve legociles ln the spirit of unselfish friendship with which they were given? We shall appreciate your courteous attention while we read this duty attested will To our dear old school building itself, we leave the peace ful Quiet caused by our absence and we also leave to any in terested people the books that fly out the windows ever so often and the wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left about To our principle, Mr Glenn and the faculty we leave a box we also leave the Junior Class our good luck and well known nerves, whlch they will need next year in the new high school To our good frlends, the bophomore Class, we leave our patience lt will be found useful as the only means by whlch they can endure the Juniors To the Freshmen we bequeath our way to get ln and out of trouble wlth out being caught and sent to the office To the Eighth Grade, lt will be noticed that, although we have left bequeaths to the Juniors, soon to be beniors, to the Sophmores, soon to be Juniors and to those who will in the fall become Freshmen We have left them nothing, because by that t1me their self valuation will have nothing in our possession would be regarded by them as worthy of their distinction To the Glee Club and the Band our ability to watch the leader and the audience at the same time We may have lost a measure or sxlpped a beat in the music occasionally but we never mlssed anythlng or anybody ln the audience bhirley ramp bequeaths her ability to get along well with the teachers to those who need it George Bittner leaves his bass voice to an eighth grade student, Frankie Turner Velma Arnold wills her slimness to Freda Hutzel ' i of Hhleenex,H to dry their tears caused by our departure.

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Evelyn Durr leaves Don Wengard to Sondra Jacobs for next year. Martha Miller bequeaths her ability to speak up in class to Mr Cross to Elma Platter Roberta Hailey leaves all her gosslping to Joan Younkln Beulah Miller leaves her ability to get along with others to June Lee Corale Owen Preston leaves his flirting wlth all the girls ln halls to Ronnie Crowe Hheta Mesh wills her abllity to play basketball to next years varsity team Henry bnyder bequeaths his love for Miss Shrock's H8VlCW of Math Class to all math lovers Oscar Preston wills h1s ab1l1ty to set up bowllng pins at the Magestic Bowling Alley Lona hinsinger leaves her ability to learn and to get lessons in on time to Gene Beachy Dean Brenneman leaves his loving ability to Marguerlte Minick Anna Broadwater bequeaths her crochetlng to bhirley Drees Carl Butler bequeaths H15 six feet of man to Loretta Butler Harold Jenkins bequeaths hls way with the women to Glenn Hetrick Kathryn Resh bequeaths her dr1v1ng ability to her sister Frances Jim Winebrenner wills his ambitlon to the laziest member of the Junior Class Llizabeth Anne Warnlck bequeaths her position of manager of the basketball team to v1rg1l Beachy so he can over come his bashfulness with the girls Paul Clark wills his jitterbugging ability to Juanlta Meese, and Frances Johnson Mary Durst wills her smile to her niece, Edna Durst Carl Beachy bequeaths his ability to sailing paper alr planes 1n class to Wesley lunkle 'Betty Buckel wills her sewing to all the Home Ec. girls.