Lodi High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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Article VIilI--Robert Rogers wills his last year's banquet suit o Billy Fisher, He wants Billy to put it away in moth balls until he's ready to wear it. Article IXe---Winfred McVicker leaves his power of concentration 0’ Frances Ballard. He doesn’t care what you concentrate Frances. Winnie also wants Joanne Smith to have his ability to play boogy=-woogy. Variety is the spice of life you know, Joanne. Article X-eee-Marilyn Braden leaves her enormous height to Lois Indo€e Article XI----Gerald Patterson wills 25¢ and two tickets to the Roxy to anyone who wants them. Don't all rush at once, pleasef Article Xil-=--Margaret Aukerman leaves her shyness to Marceil Zamison., May Marceil find some use for it in the future, Article XIIlI--Dale Whitacre bequeaths his hill-billy accent to onald Hoge and hopes that Donald can apply it to his Singing ability. Article XIVe--Ellet Mann gives his waves to Mr. Lindecamp, Article XV=--=Doris sommer wills her interest in floroculture to Mary Musser. (If you need a dictionary, Mary, the Seniors will sell you one cheap. Article XVIe--Robert Shaw gives his cute freckles to Bob Toth and hopes that they bring him as much fame as they did Roberte Article XVIiI--Kenneth Newcomer wills his Government report cards, which he so freely used, to Jean Carlton, just to save her the trouble to having to get any reports of her owne : Article XVIII-Barbara Whitright wills her sedate and dignified manner to Patty Grannis even though she may not seem to need it. Article Xike-=«James Repp leaves his ability to ride horses to Roland Dague so that he can take Vivian Riding on Sunday afternoons. Article XXe---Ernest Gyure wills his seat on the bus beside June Bigley to any gentleman from lafayette who prefers blondes. Article XXIee-Doris Szikula leaves her artistic ability to artha Rice. May it increase her ability to draw-e-men, Article XXIIleeRalph Farner wills his boautiful figure to Joe oth, May he win the 1944 bathing beauty contest. Article XXIII-Alethia Davis wills her interest in mathemetics to Mildred Gage. You know add men, divide their attention and subtract them from their money. Article XXIVe-Walter Krantz wills his love for poetry to any= one who finds himself stuck in Miss Mowrey's Literature class next year, “Zl

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Last will and Testament of Class of 19435 By Mary Bowman We, the members of the Lodi High School Class of 1943 being of sound mind and body do ordain and establish this testament of our last days in this school and bequeath pee following to those we leave behind: section I AMUTL OLE, Lime me To the Junior Class as a whole we, the Seniors, eave our assembly seats and all the gum collected beneath theme Article II----To the Sophomore Class, we give back Sue Crum and hope that they will appreciate her companionship as much as we dide Article IIlI---To the Freshman Class, we give our sunny dis- positions and hope that they can liven up the school- house as much as we dide Article IV-- -To the Faculty, we will fifty centa from our enormous breasury--juat to make up for what few(?) detention slips we have used. Article Vers The Senior Government Class wills all Mr. White's corny jokes to next yearts class, Jey they learn to suffer through them as courageously as we havee Section II Article I-----Bob DeVoe wills his ability to sleep in Govern- ment Class to Tom Whitright--you may necd it, Tom. Article II----Alice Cook leaves her ability to wake Bob Devoe in Government to Betty Fetzer so she can use it on Tom next yoare Article IIT---Gene Bowman leaves his love for wine, women, and song to Harold Seifert. Here's hoping Harold will enjoy hinself as much as Gene has. Article IV----Marjoric Piatt wills her long list of addresses collectcd over the last four years to Joanne Smith. May Joanne find as much use for them as Marge did, Article VereeeJohn Snell bequeaths his absent mustache to: Robert Howell, If it doesn't go well with your hair, Roveve, you can always dyc ite Article Vi---=Janot Bartholomai wills her scat im Orchestra to Caroline Lorenzen. Now Caroline won't nave to run to get there first any morc, Article VII---Rodorick Grimm, leaves his ability to argue with Mr. White in Government class to Hlizabcth Slater, so she can carry one 2 Om

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Article XXVe---=Robert Norton and Duane Garberich will their quiet personalities to Eugene Piatt and Pob Duck. Yon may need it sometime, boys, Article XAVI----Marilyn Barnhart wills all her best parking places to Nancy Worden anc Phyllis Newcomer. We know you'll make good use of then, girls. Article ¥XVII--+Ralph Hickling leaves his height to Jack Zigler. fren Jack can start telling the girls what to do instead of their telling him. Article XXVIII--Vivienno Crosby leaves her past intc. ot in missionary work to Donna Joan McDanicls. Donna always was interestod in how people in other places Livesne: especially Burbank, ; Article XXIixXee= Dick March wants to give his irresistable charm any sophomore. girl that needs it and there aro some who doe Articlo XXXeee-e««Lillian Gorey leaves her interest in Bob Norton to Bob's neighbor, Twila Wightman, Just to save gos and tires you know, Article XXXT=---Bill Gordon willa his red sweater to Phyllis McClain, in case Mcles wants to give hor's to Kugone Piatt, Article XXXit eeAndy Caesar wills his future place in the arny Oo Gale Wideman, “Wo hopo Gale can peol potatoes, he Article XXxXIiiI««Meary Bowman JLeAaves » section Lil Article I-----«eHdgar Anderson doosn't want to spare anything’ 10 has. That's all right Eddie, you can kcep everything, you'll need it. | such is the will of the Class of 1943 signed and witnessed this twenty-first day of May, 1943, (Signed) Tho Class of 1943 Witnesses ee ee Koerite id eB gk ie etl yi 4 mAh