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mf ,awe aw' sum Paul Kovats, Charlene Bayer, Jerry Hammett Girls' State and Boys' State are organized each year to teach the duties, rights, privileges, and re' sponsibilities of American Citizenship to the youth that are chosen from many Ohio schools. The girls met for Buckeye Girls' State at Capital University in Columbus. The boys gathered to attend Boys' State at Camp Perry. Charlene Bayer was chosen to attend Girls' State. The girls were divided into cities, counties, and political parties, Each city elected officials and made laws. The government offices were organized and operated as much like the real state government as possible. Charlene was appointed Police Chief of Bacon City by the Mayor. She also served on a jury of a mock murder trial. Jerry Hammett and Paul Kovats attended Boys' State. The boys campaigned and had their elecf tions much the same as the girls did at Girls' State, Paul was elected to the House of Representatives and jerry was made circuit judge. On the last day everyone received a diploma for the office he had held. The candidates for Girls' and Boys' States are chosen in their junior year on the basis of scholastic standing, leadership, citizenship, and participation in school organizations. Girls' State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliaryg Boys' State, by the American Legion. Page Twenty'six
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Bert Vieceli leaves, still rooting for the Yankees- as water boy. Genevieve Hettinger wills her natural curly hair to Norma Sowash. Larry Homerick leaves his dry humor to any witty freshman. Iackie Logan and Ianice Hemperly leave together, hating boys Qstillj! Ed Arnold wills his football honors to anyone who thinks he has a chance. Shirley Graszl leaves her pleasant smile to anyone who wants to try for Homecoming Queen Qeven the hoysl. Ralph Cutter leaves his love of sports to Bob Windsor. Elaine Beck leaves her government book to anyone who thinks he can put it to better use. Barb Wald wills her pleasing personality to some- one worthy of it. Ron Pickett leaves, trying to collect his poker win' nings. Nancy Michau wills her good times at Madison to Beckie. Lee Bailey wills Duck Wilkinson his new found height. Casey Thieding takes her kitty green eyes with her. Fritz Reed leaves Madison Hi's parking lot, minus one convertible. Sammy Kay Matthes wills her dramatic ability to Roger Andrews. Steve Wittmer leaves his harmonious bass voice to Don Stanley. Bev Daugherty leaves her sweet, rosy cheeks to all anemic freshmen. Grace Critchfield bequeaths her athletic abilities to any sportsfloving underclassmen. Bob Peterson leaves! Phyllis Crabtree takes everything with her to give to lim. Frances Crabbe leaves, still enjoying her driving. Ron Vogel wills his car to Dick Wald. Barbara Burch wills her ability to play hockey to all studious freshmen. Wesley Koogle slips quickly out the door before someone catches him. Tom Holdsworth leaves the band. wishing he could join Pee Wee Hunt. Albert Gates wills his blushing ways to Ralph Scully. Joyce Logan leaves her beautiful blond hair to Helen Boyle. Roger Workman wills his felicitous government situations to Mr. Kopcial, Pat Brittain wills her pony tail to all girls with duck tails. Glenn Worley leaves for the farm, Carol Mitchell leaves, still trying to decide the better transportation, horse or hotfrod. Dick Hagerman leaves, hoping to follow in his father's footsteps. Shirley Casler leaves her innocent ways to Sara Hedeen. Paul Kovats wills his height to Bill Brubaker. Shirley Long leaves, flashing THE diamond. Jerry Muscles Hammett leaves his heavyfweight' lifting championship to David Leininger. Bill Tivener wills his books to anyone who will read them. Marilyn Teeter wills her ambition to come to school to Edythe Martin. Roger Copeland leaves his voice to next year's speech class. Frank Jamison wills his loud sense of humor to all mopy freshmen. We, the class of S4 , on this, the twentyfseventh day of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hun' dred and iiftyfiour, do sign this our last will and testament. Writ by Io Fankhauser Beth Baish Pat Blayney Pat Brittain Witnesses Daddy Warbucks Sam Catchern Nancy and Sluggo Page Twentyffive
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