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

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The Last Will and Testament of The Class of 1952 We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind (that is somewhat doubt- ful), do solemnly swear this to be our last will and testament. We, the party of the first part, do bequeath the following to the parties of the second part herein named. SECTION I PMSA 1 We, the members of the Senior Class leave the school (though it is not quite in the condition we found it), to our fellow students. POR OUNGHLA eg El To Mr. Wood, we leave our Government books, slightly used (but not by us). ARTIGEE iil To Mr. Skurvid, we leave a subscription of Hot Rod maga- zine for next year’s Driving Class. Also the pleasant (?) memory of our smiling faces, coming into the office for excuse blanks for tardiness. ARMeLE lo Missioechrist; WE LEAVE ARTICLE To the remainder of the faculty, we leave the happy thought of quietness (at last) in the halls of L. H. S. ARTICLE To the Junior Class, we leave the volume of ‘How to Make Money In a Hurry.” Make good use of it. Per iG er To the Sophomore Class, we leave a volume of the ‘Seniors’ Favorite Parking Places,” in hopes that they have as much fun as we did. ARTICLE To the Freshman Class, we bequeat h all the good luck and success sure to come in the future. SECTION II ARTICLE Bob Arters wills his basketball ability to Dick Roberts. Good luck, Dick. ARTICLE sally Blackburn wills her piano playing jobs to Bonnie Botdorf. Hope you have as much fun as Sal did, Bonnie. ARTICLE Mary Chapman wills her ability to talk so much in Senior English Class to Fairy Johnson, in hopes that she has as much fun as Mary did.

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ARTICLE ARTICLE (eC ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ART ICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICEE AGB MCLE XVII SECTION II (Continued) “Doc’’ Debro wills his great height to Wayne Sharp, just in case Wayne's runs out. Irene Farnsworth wills her many admirers to her sister, Evelyn, who, we think, already has a good start. Bill Gossard wills his red hair to Ken Hunt. Now you won't have to dye your hair, Ken. Chub Hall wills his “Bad Influence’ to Russ Weaver. (Garett tho, huss ) Jack Humphery wills his quietness to Larry Davis, who could sure use a little. “Chick” Ivie wills her ability to drive a car (especially on the top), to “Corky” Miller. It seems Cork has a fairly good start already. Eleanor Jorgensen wills her ability to skip school and get away with it to anyone who cares to try. Patty Jellison wills her flirtatious ways to Linda Johnson, who, it seems, is already doing pretty well. Also her basketball ability to anyone who enjoys sprained ankles. Joan Kindig wills her “Hot Rod” driving to Chuck Scott. Happy Hot Rodding, Chuck! Also her front seat in Govt. to anyone who is good at ducking flying hands. Hattie Klinect wills her Hot Rod to Mr. Skurvid's driving class and hopes it will help him in the future. Jim Locke wills his curly locks to Jackie Gossard. Also his ability to haul five people in his “coup” to John Warner who does pretty well already. Jeanne McBride wills her ability to skip Scriven’s study hall (and get caught) to anyone who happens to like Detention Hall Slips. Donna McGarvey wills her ability to get good grades without studying to Barbara Brainard, in hopes that Barb can do it as well. Ruth Mooney wills her typing ability to Charles Snell, the two fingered wonder.