Gratis High School - Blue Gold Yearbook (Gratis, OH)

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44570466 We, being eight red blooded American citizens of this fair town and county in this year of nineteen hundred and fifty, wish to extend to the less fortunate people, who have our deepest sympathy, our great, most suoerb, and simple Last Will and Testament Section I To the school we leave scratched floors, desks, and walls To the teachers we leave wrinkles and years of wear on their faces and minds To the cooks in the cafeteria, we bequeath the memories of our wise cracks and fun making about the food, also the remembrance of our large aooetites b To the Janitor we leave echoes of our mournful cries, 'It's cold ln here To Suoerlntendent, Carl C Frazier, our class advisor, we extend our deepest gratitude for his guidance through the year To the Juniors, we will our priority to the first row of seats by the windows and the thoughts of future graduation, which we are now enjoying possible someday Seniors, some of our prized possessions and charac teristlcs which in some way may aid them in getting over the hump They are as follows Section II I, Gerald Barnhart, wish to will to Dick Smith my ability to get along with girls I, Kenny Donson, wish to will to Benny Emerick my ability to play basketball B111 Vance, wish to will my fast growing beard to Jim Jordan , Wanda Adams, wish to will to Viola Coleman my ability to take two grades in one I Barbara Smith, wish to will my ability to stay slim to Pauline Dull I, Ruth Root, wish to sill my ability to nick fights with the younger boys to Joyce McCloud I, Sam Via, wish to will mv ability to coach basketball to John Hall, and ly ability to talk fluently to Helen Burnett I, Phyllis Coooer, wish to will my grades in Government to Nancy Frazier Therefore on this 26th day of May we hereby sian 001' H8-1309 to thi! Last Will and Testament . O 1. , . 2. 3. . 5. g . . 6. 7. We Seniors feel it is our duty to bestow upon the Juniors and I, - . I - , s