Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (West Manchester, OH)

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Lost Will ond Testament of the Senior Closs of I968 We, the members of the last graduating class of Monroe High School, being of sound mind, memory' and understanding, of full legal age, and not acting under compulsion, menace or fraud do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form following: I, JANIE GAUCH, being of humorous mind will to thee Betsy Sourbeer 10 free lessons on How to get Caught Chewing Gum by the Teachers. Keep those jaws working, Betsy! I, MIKE REYNOLDS, being of dangerous mind, will to thee Ron Taylor my superior driving ability, my position as President of the Monroe Telephone Pole Club and my nickname Crash , I, MIKE REYNOLDS, being of open mind, bequeath to thee Boyd Garner, my ability to graduate, without having a single book since the first of November. I, JAN ROSE, being of calm mind, will to thee, Jennifer and Cheryl Latimer, one bottle of Compoz for gym class, May your headaches be fewer than mine! I, MICKEY WALTZ, being of talented mind, will to thee Rod Short, one set of used' guitar strings. I, CINDY PENCE, bequeath to thee Tim Barker, my second class ring, May this one stay out of the hay. I, LUANA SWIHART, will to thee Cathy Petry, many trips to Richmond. I, BILL BOWHZS, with much great pride, will to thee Jim Stayton, my name Chief of National Trails High School. I, DYANNA COX, will to thee Cynthia Turner, my ability to survive while my boy- friend is in the service. I, KATHY FRAZEE, being of high mind, will to Roberta Kirby, a pair of wings so she can fly. I, EMMA RATLIFF, being of joking mind, will to thee Joy Hensel my ability to argue and tell good jokes at lunch. I, MERILL WYSONG, with much pleasure, bequeath to thee Don Wigger--Teresa Moore. May your problems be fewer than mine. I, GARY BELL, bequeath to thee Charlie Goins one basketball suit, so you can play in- stead of train next year. I, CINDY PENCE, with much regret, give to thee Debbie Ebersole one used fall. I, JUDY HOOVER, being of working mind, bequeath to thee Jeannette Sorrell, the trials and tribulations of being a maid in the class play, May your mistakes be few. I, JOHN SHORT, being in an athletic mood, will to thee Lynn Schlotterbeck the ability to always end up with one knee sock before basketball games. I, LINDA GILBERT, being of exposing mind, will to thee Sharon Somers the ability to wear short dresses to school without getting caught. I, VIRGINIA KING, with much regret will to thee Cindy Miller, all my many nick- names, especially Tree , accept them in good humor. I, JUDY HOOVER, with a sigh of relief, will to thee Mike Brittain my ability to live with Libby. I, KAREN HUNDLEY, being in exotic mood, will to thee Cathy Condon, my position in the shower room choir. May it relieve all the tension. I, SANDY HARRISON, with much relief, bequeath to thee Rose Ann McRoberts, my seat in front of Mr. Emigh in Senior English Class. I hope he likes your poems better than he did mine. I, BEVERLY LIPPS, will to thee Libby Stump, 10 easy beautician lessons. I, CONNIE ELLEMAN, with sisterly love, will to Chriss Elleman, my ability to get away with murder in Family Living Class and still get good grades. That is until now! I, JANET SNYDER, with much pleasure, will to thee Betsy Sourbeer all my assigned reading books for English and many, many Cliff Notes, included.