Hopedale High School - Comets Yearbook (Hopedale, OH)

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Fifth: To each individual member of the junior class we will,bequeath, or bestow the following: Pauline Baker wills this box of Ry-Krisp to Virginia Graham to keep her dainty figure. ' Margaret Belenin leaves her ability and her methods to twirl to Helen Kendziorskigand to Dorothy Kendziorski she wills this wee doll with this exquisite blouse and Jumper. Melvin Byers transmits his ways of performing experiments in chemistry to Dickie Carson and so presents him with a test tube. , Meda Carlon passes this temperature guage to Wanda Cline so that she may control her temper in shorthand class. Jane Ann Case bequeaths her typing ability to Della Hamiltony this typing pad will start her on the struggle. Jim Causby presents a bushel basket to Junior Allietta so that he may catch those wild football passes. To Delbert Cline he leaves this date book to keep dentist appointments CI mean those around seven o'clock.D To Bill Pelegreen he bestows a copy of nBeg Your Pardonn so that he may make a hit at the Bowerston games. Shirley Cline and Patty Grimm will Dorothy Lenko and Vera Racich these baby rattles so that they may be the champion noise makers of the Senior Class. Junior Davenport bequeaths his gift of gossip to Hannah Sponhaltz, and to Joan Trushel a pair of ear muffs, girls. Jerry Donley wills a wolf whistle to Tony Clements so that he may hook a woman. To Allen Sparrow, he leaves his ability to get along with the Scio girls. Bernice Elliott bestows to Jeanne Marconi the best method of trapping a man. Ca mouse trapl And with it a bit of cheese. S Bill Gilliam wills his ways of getting brawny muscles to Walter nyder. ' Freida McAfee transmits her ability to play hockey to Eddie Hamish. Robert Mencer wills to Carl Hawkins a baseball bat so that he will make a hit with the coach. QA hit, that 1s.J Viola Nix transmits to Mildred Neer her ways of being an ama- teur nurse and a baby doll so she may practice right away. Ray Piccin wills this bottle of hair tonic to Richard James, for Piccin can really attract those Bowerston girls. Kathryn Racich transmits her driving ability and this car to Ila Faye Miller. ' . Norma Rocchi bequeaths to Elma Piccoli her favorite song, 'The Too Fat Polka.n To Patty Carlon and Mary Nix she transmits her study habits. Donna Yocum bestows her ways of attracting men while cheer- leading to Cecelia Costantini. This is the last will end testament of the Class of l948.Enter- ed, wltnedsed,and sworn to under my hand this the twenty-first day of Anrll, nineteen hundred forty eight A.D. , Notary Public. My commissionmexplres 1951.

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Sf., qD..,Fg.CYa My headgear for flying properly adjusted and my goggles placed on my nose, I was eager to be on my way. Who should be the pilot of my plane, but Bob Mencer. Since we had to go to New York, we had a good opportunity to talk about old friends. He first questioned me about my destination and I readily told him about my plans for the near future. Since this was 1978-nearly 30 years since our famous class had graduated from dear old H. H. S.-I found myself longing to hear of each ones accomplishments, and, seemingly as an answer to my desire the paper which I had received just the day before had given me a clue to the achievements of one of my classmates, Jeremiah Jacob Donley Jr., who was now a noted doctor in New York, where he had re- cently discovered a miraculous fluid which, when injected into the bloodstream of any human being caused him to go into a trance. But this trance was of a peculiar nature, because while one was in it, one could see and even talk with former friends, no matter how wide- ly scattered. I was just about to ask Bob concerning his life hap- penings since graduation, when I realized we were already in New York. There was such a crowd, all I had time for was a handshake and a good-bye, Im ediately I called a taxi and went to Dr. Donley's office in the Empire State Building. His receptionist said that Dr. Donley was a famous man in his business and was called in on all noted cases, so he was not there at the present time. I glanced up with a dejected lookvfor I had counted on talking to him, but behold! who should my eyes fall upon, but Shirley Cline, who had realized her life's ambition to be a nurse. After a few minutes of-animated con- versation I told her that I had come for an injection of that mir- aculous fluidg and Shirley quickly took me into a very expensively furnished room and in a few minutes, the fluid had been injected. The-room faded into nothingness, and immediately I found myself seated in the famous Yale Bowl with 90,000 people cheering wildly. The teams were just entering the field.. Yale following Harvard, thus showing the courtesy of good sportsmanship. But surely I have seen that man before. Yes, it was James Causby who was following the Yale team on the field. He had finally gained the climax of fame by becoming football coach at Yale. My attention was drawn by an attractive flower shop three Zgvgfspfggfgfg gglgi When I entered I found the owner and operator But immediately the scene changed and I now glimpses largaret Belenin in her dressing room on Broadway, She was a famous actress.