Harris Elmore High School - Helm Yearbook (Elmore, OH)

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GUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of Harris-Elmore High School,4 City of Elmore, Ottawa County and State of Ohio, being of unsound mind and questionable memory, do make, publish, and declare, this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and annull- ing any and all Will and Wills made by us heretofore. Dorothy Weis leaves her pleasant voice to Bernadine Fore- man and Nancy Guthrie. Bernard Synk wills his complete set of answers to Glenn Sondergeld. Richard McGee's line for the girls go to Robert Heilman, Loren Hasselkus's certain way to flirt to Glenn Klauster- meyer. Gordon Sloan leaves his basketball ability to Harold Giesler. f Robert Schuster's ways around the girls to Eugene Flick. Alma Gronbach wills her collection of A's to Ethel Dam- schroder, Betty Klickman, and anyone else who wants them. Robert Giesler's love of the dancing room he wills to Donald Flick. Janet Henderlich leaves her cheerleading ability to Mar- garet Recny. Dale Flick's quietness goes to Stanley Kerbel. Wilma Oestreich's gift of gab to Faye Laubacher. Berneice Boss leaves her shyness to Ruth Hurrelbrink and Frances Zunk. Donald Brooks wills his muscular figure to Wilbur Witt, Mary Jean Croll's gift of acrobatics will be Jane Harris's, , Clarence Egert's black side burns go to Warren Haar. Jeanette Kimberlin's cute smile she leaves to Joyce Fillmore. ,, Roger Riehm leaves his love of the air to Herbert Gnepper. Joan Rozine wills her dancing eyes to Marjorie Lemke and Jeanette Eversole. Martin Recnyfs butch hair cut goes to Kenneth Heins. Betty Niemeyer wills her neat appearance to Ellen Kerbel and Edith Ann Schmidt. Don Lowry's distrust of the fairer-sex is left to Vernon Bloom. ' Doral Lemke's way of giggling to Eva Willmeth. Grayson Koepke's enormous appetite goes to Glenn-Kersten.

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Mary Lee Logan leaves her pleasing personality to Lucille Lemke. Kenneth Buck's blond locks is left to Don Harder. Leona Carlson and Lillian Klingbiel's way of holding hands goes to Bernice Harder and Kathryn Gahn. Gilbert Behring's formula for growing a mustache is left to Keith Kruse. To Miss Wilcox, we leave a speech class that isn't too embarassed to speak. To Mrs. Coleman is left a more co-operative government - class. To Mr. Boling, we leave a more quiet hall to patrol in the morning. . To Miss Thober, we leave a more competent Shorthand class. To Mrs. Pelton, a Spanish class that can speak fluent Spanish within three weeks. Miss Duffey, a better equipped biology laboratory. Mrs. Kontak, a class that remembers at what time the tardy bell rings. To Miss Burton, a senior trio that will sing for any and all occasions. To Mr. Hetrick, a Versatile Club that doesn't bother him so much. 4 In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our name To To and affixed our seal :his twenty-seventh day of May in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty seven. UNDERSIGNED2 President dg2QrW4l4fwJ VM gg Chairmen ez: fi A7 ' W X 1 1 1 X 1 1 X X 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 1 I