Mercer High School - Hi Times Yearbook (Mercer, PA)

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THE STAFF DONALD BLACK.........Editor-in-chief MARY BARNES.................Literary Editor MARGARET NELSON..................Art Editor JAMES STRANAHAN........Business Manager 24

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1937 We, the Senior Class of 1937, knowing that our time is short to be together, have drawn up this will in order to create a spirit of fraternity and to help us keep in mind some of the memories of our beloved institution. To the faculty we leave our True wits and natures. Also certain individuals are being rewarded by some generous seniors: Robert Richardson leaves his high scholastic standing to Martha Davis. Bill Masters wills his great scientific theories to Mac Evans. Wilbur Fox leaves his way with the women to Bruce McCoy. (Although he doesn't need it.) Mary Barnes leaves her long-held place at the piano to Blydon Dight. Eva Haag, Katherine McKenna and Rebecca Uber leave their quiet and dignified manner to Dorothy Kinney, Nancy Ann Lawrence and Lucille Bish. What a waste of time! Elizabeth Bellamy leaves her art of chatter to her sister, Mildred. James Brumbaugh leaves his captivating smile to Clee Wright. Henry Steingrabe leaves his Tarzan physique to Robert Rice. Better start eating prunes, Bob. Gerald Zahniser wills everything but the letters B and E of the alphabet to Mike Metelsky. Peggy Nelson leaves her art of drawing to James Wylie. Martha Ringer leaves her wavy hair to Lelia Myers. Thomas McCullough leaves his peaches and cream complexion to Howard Gregory. Jesse Reznor leaves his liking for airplanes to Don Redic. (He seems to be rather high-minded.) Martha Robinson and Joe Nelson refuse to leave anything to anyone as they wish to save their eloquent words for later life. Walter Mosier and Martha Uber will their cute blushes to William Rice and Sara Orr. Mary Klampher and George Foster leave their title as babies of the class to Martha Davis and Major Graham. Roland Blatt leaves his tennis championship title to Tommy Sampson. Hilda Chadderton and Charles Brown leave their roles of Romeo and Juliet to Geraldine Semple and Don Redic. 26