Litchfield High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Litchfield, OH)

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7, TO Evelyn Everiss, Ariene Rindfleisch leaves her million dolla» ‘ :1,000,000) voice; to Carol Erb she iéaves all of Mr, Moore's Secretarial work, 8. Jennie Tartarine leaves Elsie, alias Le C. Smith, the typewriter, to Dorothy Rising. 9. Cornell Starr leaves his Sunshine , his excess bulk, and his mischievousness to Max Barth. 1GvI,Robert H, Foerster, leave to Ndward Morgan (J. P, Morgan) my English grades, my ability to break things in Chemistry and Physics, especially test tubes, and my tale telling ability. ll. Le D. Taylor leaves to Court (Junior Franklin) Musser, his good looks, all the girls in Medina County, especially Lodi, and adso his gsometricalities, l2, Robert Rising leaves to Johnny Steiner, his aversion to girls, his sweet disposition, aid his quietness in manner 13, We hexseby appoint Professor Hugo Fry, sole executer of said properties, to be dispossd of as he sees fit, with no further regourse to a court of law, IN WITUFSS WHERBOF, we have hereunto set wyrhand and seal this 24 day of May, A. D. 1940, 7 Class of !40 (Seal ) The foregoing instrument was; at the above date; by the said Class of !40, Signed, sealed, published, and declared before us, to be their last will and test- ament, £m Our oresence, who, at its re- quest, have hereunto signed our names as witness thereto, Res, 5812 Scranton Road Hee: Re D, 2 Litchfield, Ohio Litchfield,

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The follewing happenings will be held in memory in the history of the Class of 1940. Of those who entered the first grade in the fall of 1928, there are three who remained with us for the whole duration of twelve years. They are Arlene Rindfleisch, Cornell Starr, and Robert Rising. In the fourth grade, Jennie Tartarine entered our little froup. We finish ed the fourth grade and passed into the fifth grade. There Robert Ashley greeted us and has stayed with us ever since. Miss Hubble was our faithful instructor. The next year Miss Robinson came to teach us. In the middle of the sixth year, Janet Dagué joined our ranks, having been promoted from the fifth grade by Miss Robinson. In the fifth and sixth grades some of the boys came to realize that there were girls in the class and caused a lot of excitement with their puppy love affairs. When our eighth year in school rolled ar. ound, we found Lawrence Taylor with us. He has been the handyman of the class and a real Preadeote B11 The n ext year, upon entering high school, we betame men and women, taking part in some of the high school sports and thinking that life was complete. In the Junior year we gained two new class- mates, Rose Cigagna and Robert Foerster. Rose proved to be the brains of the outfit with Foerster running up in third place. Our Senior year has been one of great enjoy- ment, as we are the big shots of the school! We hope our future will be as eventful as our past; that as we go on into life we may ; take advantage of each opportunity as it presents itself to us and make us men and women of whom our parents and our community may be proud. To each of our high school teachers we extend our gratitude for enduring us through the last four years. Cornell Starr.