Morral High School - Captain Yearbook (Morral, OH)

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Rey Jeston who had left the dll important document at the school. fhethinks that should be the fate of this class history.? A grand evening Wes clindxed with a movie et the Palace Theater. Upon returning to the grind in the fall we were greet- ed with many bewildering chwnges. There were three new feces among the faculty and no mutter how Q many times we counted noses uneng the Seniors only five were to be found. Nhat had hepoened?? Five people hud deserted our fest sinking ship, but it wws not long until we had righted our 'ship of Studentsw and we were once again on our course. Me welcomed one stray sheep beck into the fold in January, which brought the total up to six. In April the community caught ,sight of these six seniors in u pliy. This is another custom resurrected from the din pest. It had been e long time since the last senior ploy end this one could not hive been produced without the help of the other clesses. h lt lest cones the time when we, like the Arabs, fold our tents end silently steel away. Jherc have these lust 4 years gone? That was in the minds of most of us as we marched in to take our places on the night of commencement, This brings to n close the history of 4 years in the lives of 6 still hopeful people.

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and forty-six, being in sound mind and body, do hereby set our seal up- on this, our last will and testament, on the -thirteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-six. We do hereby solemnly bequeath the following to the members of the Junior Class of nineteen hundred and for- ty-six, in the order hereafter mentioned. Jane Bishop leaves her artistic ability to Norma Christ- ensen, her charming ways to Mary Radel, preciseness to Vernon Neal, her dimples to Ann Smelzer, and her green ink to Howard Conley. Marilyn'Metzger bequeaths her scholastic ability to Pete Merritt, pffice work to Martha Buckley, dry humor to Jim Conley,'attentive manner to Lowell Hensel, and her cof- fee drinking to Fred Baer. Leona Leathem grants ready Smile to Paul 1 her quiet way to Jack Lill, her Wiley, calmness to :Dick Granlee, willingness to Lowell Hensel, and her bells to Alice Rough. 4 Dale Hensel honors his pretty curls to Edward Schertzer, studiousness to Gene ton, and his walk to Ray Cook bestows his tiveness in class to zer, slyness to Jack Schertzer, Edith Williams gives White, basketball skill to Don Sax- Richard Granlee. tennis shoes to Virgil Hite, atten, Paul'Wiley, chewing gun munnn Smel- Lill, innocenepr ,573 to, Edward her ready smile to Claribel Newland, her ear rings to Gene White, her secretarial ability to Edward Faurot, and her love of argument to Alice Rough. Done this thirteenth day of April in the presence of: 7fpfr,+atxfW6 m.ai2sn.f Qllqupaonaoli Oiilnfilalo