Kalida High School - Kalidascope Mirror Yearbook (Kalida, OH)

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o y CLASS® WILL We, the Cl a 8 e of Forty-eight, of Kallda High School, City of Kallda, Commonwealth of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, and realizing that we shall soon depart from this school, do make and publish our last will and testament and so that our followers may not quarrel over our many possessions, we distribute our oods as follows: Vv'4 ' FIKST: To Superintendent F. J. Behrns, we give not only our diligence In class, but also our noteworthy achievements In both current events, civics, and oarllmentary procedure. Furthermore we beoueath to Mr. Behrns a new engraved set of rules for the school. SECOND: To Mr. Stechschulte, we bequeath our Athletic ability to be distributed to the future classes of K.H.3. and for a personal gift to Coach we give also our card-oleylng ability. THIRD: To Mrs. Kitchen, we give oui great appreciation fbr correct speech and our achievements In the literary field. FOURTH: To Miss Heckman, ve give all the time and patience which sne so willingly devoted to our Class and Its activities. We give her also a box cf asnirins for all the headaches ve have caused her. FIFTH: To Visa Sigler, •••e plve our musical talents so that our %»nd and Glee Club will continue to be (as we helped make It) andoutstandlng musi-cpI organization. We further give her the privilege of getting a nev nltch nice, for her's has a peculiar buzz since she drooped It. SIXTH: To Miss Jacomet, our loyal class advisor, ve give the abundance of time which she scent lnherllttle after-school and noon-hour Study Halls the credit of our nev discoveries In Physics also goes to Miss Jacomet. SEVENTH: To the Juniors, ve bequeath our ability to make money and all the woe that goes Into raising funds for cIass trip, furthermore we beoueath our dignified name of Senior, with the condition that they bear this title proudly. EIGHTH: To the Sonhomoree, we beoueath our acting ability to be used In their Junior Play next year and our good behavior during school hours. NINTH: To the Freshmen, we bequeath our high scholastic standing to be especially divided among the boys. And not to slight the girls v rive them exneclally our dignity, humility, and respect for others. Jackie Amsoaugh wills her big blue eyes to Barbara June Boerger; blonde hair to Al Varneraent. Doris Burman wills her typing ability might come In handy « oraetlme. Elmer Ellerbrock gives some of his abundant supply of bashfulr.eas to Joan Behrns, his slow smiles and dlmnlee to Mary Ann Kramer. Ben Erhart wills his reserved nature to Ralph Honlgfort ?nd his corny Jokes to Don Behrns In order to replenish Don's exhausted supply. Dorothy Fortmen wills her pep and vivacity to Ruth Stechschulte and her giggles to Urban Vonder Embse. Hilda Grote wills her A's to Dick Langhals and her blonde coiffure to Jo Ann Clerk. Armelle Hedrick wills her peaches and cream complexion to Rita Jane Wolke and her happy-go-lucky nature to Ruth Ann Warnecke. Dot Holtkano leaves her Jobs In school activities to Alice Unverferth who c«n later pass them alone if so vlehep. S' £ to Red Sybert,