Jefferson Township High School - Criterion Yearbook (New Paris, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS W ILL. We, the Senior Class of 1948, being in sound bodies and in as solid of minds as can be expected do hereby will, bequeath, bestow, pass on and even give away to the hopeless class of 1949 our proudly earned position as Seniors of jefferson High School. As a unit, we pass to these unfortunate souls, first, the worry of tardiness and test flunking along with the fun we have gotten with our chalk-filled erasers, our bombardment of sliding seats and battle of spit balls. Secondly we hope that each and every one of the above mentioned will feel free to obtain and use the right of causing any undue disturbance by talking, laughing and even yelling at any mentioned subject whether worthy of such boisterous unmannerly conduct or not. n Last but not least, with our other worldly possessions, we leave the outcasted, broken-down, eraser-strewn homeroom where we have spent our most treasured moments to be at the mercy of those who wish to do it worse, and we pray that they too will leave this plaster-fallen palace floating above all other opposing schools on its magic cloud of chalk dust. This concluding our items of worldy possessions as a class we now bestow upon those we think not better but almost as good our individual possessions and our hope that they will in their time of meditation think of us as human individuals. I, Myron Dwight Arnett, do hereby will and bequeath my shortness to the tow- ering Bill Markley. 1, Carolyn Marie Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my bashfulness, plus my sober quietness to Marilyn Saxton. fl-loping for all those near her that it will quickly take effect., l, Betty Lou Coddington, do hereby will and bequeath my unlimited determina- tion to calm and settle down to joan Melody.--It's really not hard, try it. A I, Virginia Lee Culbertson, do hereby will and bequeath my school girl figure to La Vern Diggs--Take good care of it and don't forget your vitamins. I, Pamelia jane De Boo, do hereby will and bequeath my natural curly hair to Donna Lou Brown--Tangles, broken combs, worn out brushes and all. Keep pull- ing! I, Marilyn jean Delk, do hereby will and bequeath' my beautiful famous Hor- ses plus my favorite song Horses to Marilyn Mann. I, Frank Horace Frech, do hereby will and bequeath my curly hair to Leland Bonnett. I, Charles Edward Hornsby, do hereby wili and bequeath my unequaledability to play pool to Charles Andy.--'Keep 'em rolling Charlie!! Z8