Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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1947 HAVILOOK Page 15 1947 Class Will We, the class of 1947 being of sound minds Ceven if we can't prove itll, strong bodies, and with full intentions of living a while longer do hereby make, publish, and declare our last !?l will and testament. To the faculty we leave our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their guidance through our years at Haviland-Scott School. We hope they will have many pleasant memories of the class of '47 and not think too harsh- ly cf the little pranks pulled in the lower grades. To the jolly juniors, we will the title sophisticated seniors and our seats in the study hall. tYou won't need to buy any gum for quite some time.l Lafie wills his ability to be a Lone Wolf Kit was willed to him by Bob Hough and is a much treasured possessionl to Emmit Lehman. You'll have to watch carefully or you won't have it to will to anyone next year, Emmit! Bob Friend, being in a very altruistic mood, is willing to will Bill Murphy one sixteenth of an inch of his height. Better take it while you can get it, Bill!! Ruby Wants to GIVE her favorite Royal typewriter to anyone silly enough to Want it. WELL!!! Don't all yell at once! Q Carolyn wills all the boys in Paulding County except one to all the girls in Haviland-Scott School. Here's hoping you have as much luck as she did!!! Bill Fast leaves his position as Editor of the Havilook to the poor fish the faculty picks next year. Don't be as gullible as he was! Ianet Green wills the office telephone back to the school. It's about time, we all think. Now if she will just give us the list of phone numbers we will all be happy. l y Gordon Kimmey leaves his chin dimple to Wilmena Bartels. You ought to have quite a collection of willed items by now, Babe !!! Mary Lou leaves her ability to make the wolves howl to Eloise Rodman. You can take it or leave it!! Bob Williams wills his ability to play basket ball to Lyle Stoller. You can't get rid of it that easy, Bob, nor can you gain it this sirnply, Lyle.

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Page 14 HAVILOOK 1947 WI? Class of '47 RUBY CRAFT Girls' Glee Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus Z, 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4 GJ-LA. 3. 4 Iunior Class Play ' Senior Class Play G.A.A. President 4 Haviloolc Music and Dramatic Editor WILLIAM FAST Varsity H Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Class President 1, 2, 4 Iunior Class Play 2, 3 Senior Class Play Best School Citizen 4 Librarian 1. 2 4-H Club 2. 3, 4 Senior Scholarship Test 4 Class Business Manager 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Havilook Editor-in-Chief Faculty-Citizenship Award CAROLYN TOMLINSON Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 CPianistj Boys' Glee Club 4 CPianistj Senior Class Play 'Iunior Class Play CAssistant S 'F.H.A. Treasurer 3 'Elected F.H.A. President 4 'Prom Committee Senior Scholarship Test 4 Havilook Literary Editor 'Van Wert School Sdlutatorian tage Managerb

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Page 16 HAVILOOK 947 Class Prophecy Two vitamin B-one pills plus a glass of nitro-glycerine and we find ourselves in the future some twenty odd years. Haviland looks somewhat different than it did after leaving a few minutes ago. As I stand gazing at the gorgeous surroundings, a beautiful girl approaches and asks if I am lost. After picking up my eye-balls, I tell her I am, and she offers to show me the town. She introduces herself and she turns out to be none other than Mary Lou Yenser, a former classmate. As we proceed down the street we pass a multi-millionaire, who she tells me is William Fast. He is now the owner of twenty thousand acres of land in Antarctica. She also tells me he made his fortune with two mules and an acre of land. We then go into alarge build- ing owned by Leeth, Leeth, Leeth, and Leeth, Incorporated. This man Leeth is president of a large photography firm and has a fine business. One of his models is Miss Ruby Craft, a former Powers Model, who is working for Leeth because of that extra thousand a week. Leeth orders us banished from the building and we awake in front of the massive structure. As We are crawl- ing out of the mud, a large car drives up and out steps Robert Williams, own- er of the Boston Red Sox. They haven't lost a game since Bob took over in 1947. We wish him the best of luck in the future and go on down the street. A very loud noise is heard and a large plane roars overhead towing a huge sign. This is just another political campaign by Gordon Kimmey, mayor of Scott, who wants to become President of the United States. Skip is still up to his old tricks. As we are getting hungry, we drop into a large tea room and find the head waitress to be none other than Ianet Green assisted by Carolyn Tomlinson, who specialize in serving large dinners to servicemen, especially the Army. After eating one of the best dinners in the world, I pro- ceed with a little coaxing back to the kitchen to help with the dishes. This just goes to show what a person can do if he has a good imag- ination and a third period study hall.