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Glass We, the class of 1950, of the Mercersburg High School of Mercersburg Borough in the county of Franklin, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, hereby make, publish, this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking all wills or testamen- tary papers of any kind by us, heretofore made, declaring this only to be one last will and testament. In witness, whereof, we, the said class of 1950, have to this our last will and testament set our hand and seal this twenty-eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty. We hereby 'bequeath the following: Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Grace Clark's skillful driving to Ted Clever. Merle McFadden's musical talents to Clair Glaser. Marshall Kuhn's blonde curly hair to Charles Pine. Rebecca Evans's flirty looks to janet Overcash. Harvey Bricker's bashfulness towards girls to Richard Rice. Betty Beck's fiery temper to Vera Pine. Grace Brickerls ability to sew and cook to Patricia Kemp. Lee Bowers's ability to tell believable tall tales to Scotty Mellott. Marian Zimmerman's everlasting supply of giggles to jo Anne Stevens. james Auld's speedball to any aspiring pitcher that may need it. Jack Bricker's mathematical knowledge to Joyce Daley, Pauline Armstrong's genuine American accent to Anne Harris. Myron Pfoutz's participation in extra-curricular activities to Donald Koser. Margaret Stoner's knowledge in English to Nancy Krebs. Leroy fSnooksj Beck's supply of corny jokes to Bobby Nelson. Elizabeth Gearhart's mischievous nature to Romona Carbaugh. Pauline McDonald's desire to work and not mind it to Winifred Bowman. Jack Reidout's boisterous manner to Donald Zeger. Patsy Fi1kill's quiet and bashful manner to Edna Gipe. Michael Myers's serious mien to Carl Burhannan. Dorothy Myers's interest in boys to Dolores Beck. Ronald Nelson's argumentative manner to Ronald Statler. joe Rhodes's masculine physique to Marvin Richesson. Alice Wfatson's athletic abilities to Sara McCarl. Charles Fritz's contagious smile to Richard Keyser. Robert Hawbaker's accuracy in set shots to Frank Auld. Doris Statler's cheerful countenance and carefree manner to Shirley Lynch. Leroy Miller's volley ball serves to Jack Taylor. Elva Bonebrake's long tresses to Flo Mills. Elva Bonebrake, Executrix
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Glass Gem How odd How odd that my eyes should be filled with tears. That I, in this long-awaited and cherished moment Should feel a sadness As with trembling fingers I grasp This symbol of a first great success, My diploma. Precious school days- Alas! they are gone. And thoughts of the past Are crowding my mind And my heart. Years filled with laughter, And with growing confidence, As we were maturing In stature and thought. Now, with high hopes for the future, We go forward Into a world that can and will be ours! Pauline McDonald
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