Greenhills High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenhills, OH)

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Each of us have special capabilities, but only a few POPULARITY MOST STUDIOUS BEST ALL AROUND Howard Short Ken Tartar Murian Eder Shirley Harrison FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR Donna Wheeler Ken Williams Bill Slade Francine Barone 26

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1; means, too, forty or more bequests in our will CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1950, being of sound mind and body, of unison in spiritt heart, and disposition, with all the characteristics of any body entitled to dispose of prop erty, by will, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. To Mr. Young and Mr. Ralph we leave our thanks and appreciation for their assistance and advice that have helped us through our high school career. To Miss Duncan and Miss McAfee, our homeroom atlvisors, our sincere thanks and pityj for putting up with our antics. To the faculty we leave the fond memories of having had us in their classes. To the Class of 31 we leave all the work that comes with being Seniors. T0 the Clans of ,52 we leave the thrill of giving two big events e the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the From. To the Class of '53 we wish good luck in their future high school years. To the future Freshies we wish four wonderful years of high school activity. Joann Alcoke leaves her music attainments to Mary Margaret Storck. Helen Ball bequeaths her certificate for attendance to Betty Myerly. Fran Barone wills her aspirations to become a nurse to Sandra Siegel. Mark Betscher bequeaths his brown eyes to Iutly Coate and his little black Ford to Marilyn ones. glarolyn Case leaves her good nature and dimples to Ted Schroyer. Bob Danlorth leaves to jack Lennon and Ben Batler his friendly relations. Lorraine Dendler wills her modest ways to John Donohue. Marian Eder leaves her lovely complexion t0 Doris iVilliams. Wally Fessler leaves all his hunting magazines to Don Hoelscher and Roland Schleifcr. Keith Graham leaves his embarrassed expressions to Betty Tabler and Winnie Amrein. Shirley Harrison wills that Pat lWilliams relay mi Hwhat the high school girl will wear. Paul Harvey wills his Amadio presidency to Al Price. - Joan Henth-y wills her sports ability to Joyce 'Wolke, Bob jacob wills his all-star sports positions to Bill Saucrwein. Bill jones leaves his friendliness t0 Ronnie Loebker. Gene Kilb leaves his ability to get along with people to Bill Sharpe Homer Lampl leaves his artist's tools to Annie Artist T0pie. Charlene Mahne bequeaths to Margaret lWooclrul'l' her ability to argue. Norma Jo Mann and Barbara Topie leave their ability for being punctual to Helen Inlin- stone and Joanne Guthrie. Ronald Otting leaves to Bill Doell his long. rangy frame. Pat Parker wills her studious ways to Alvin Wolfe and her argyles to Louise Stovcr. John Piatt bequeaths to Don Kerns his crooked arm and big voice. Tom Ries leaves to jean Cain his lovely curly hair. Kay Schubert wills to Ronald Roush her looks. Margie Schwcmberger leaves her musical ability 10.162111 Etier. Don uParrot'l Seiter leaves his mocking ways to Paul Garlhaus and HLULIH Barrow. Howard Short leaves his burr haircut tn Don Gregory. Bill Slade leaves his constant chatter to Betty VVhitekcr. Tirzah Stager leaves her many activities to Ardeth Wernz. Bruce Susong bequeaths his fast ways to Travis Daniel. Ken Tartar honors Rich Duncan with his nickname of iiAce. tContinuetl on Page 352i 25

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can be shown. Democratic Vote decided the winners. POLL MOST ATHLETIC BEST CLASS CITIZENS Charlene Mahnc Paula XVath 3Hu'c Sumng Keith Graham XVITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JJill Slade Keith Graham Valerie Truesdcll R'Im'gic Schwembergcr 27