Mount Gilead High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Mount Gilead, OH)

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT To Whom it May Concern: We, the members of the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound mind and body and knowing that our life as Seniors is about to end, do hereby make and publish this Last Will and Testament: 1. To the Class of 1954-Our ability to get flowers 81 trees for the Junior-Senior Banquet. II. To the Class of 1955-Our ability to get out of classes. III. To the Class of 1956-Our ability to 'work together. IV. The undersigned members of the Senior Class do hereby dispose of a personal possession: 1. Janet Andrews-wills her ability to Buddy Upi' in public to Evelyn Hammond. 2. Jake Belt-wills his ability to get into trouble to Lce Krallman. 3. Chris Benton-wills his ability to think of so many things to sayi' when out with girls to Larry NVhite. 4. Don Byrd-wills his ability to get stuck making posters for other people to Crete Harvey. 5. Jim Coning-wills his quietness to X'Vally Beck. 6. David Cover-leaves-periodll 7. Portia Detrow-wills her ability to fall in love to Rosemary Osborn. 8. Keith Evans-leaves his Red Jobi' to anyone who wants it. 9. Charles Ganson-leaves his horse and buggy to Mr. Poffenbaugh for Driver's Training. 10. Barbara Geyer-wills her night-gown to Fddie Osborne. 11. Joann Gramly-wills her ability to dance io Bobby Richardson. 12. Phil Hatfield-wills his football ability to Steve Gerhardt. 13. Ted Hayes-wills his ability to stay out of school to Jack Pursley. 14. Bill Heimlich-wills his janitors broom to anyone who wants to work. 15. Don Holtrey-leaves his upper plate to anyone who needs it. 16. Homer Ingmire-wills his good grades to Roy Styer. 17. Nancy Ingmire-leaves her Channel No. 5 to Marilyn Monroe. 18. Betty Keenan-wills her shyness to Mr. Lantz. 19. Wilford Keil-wills his ability to mouth offv to Jeanette Sears. 20. Jean Mosher-wills her cheerleading ability to Kay Cherrington. 21. Jim Mosher-wills his ability to behave to Bruce Campbell. 22. Martha Philbrook-leaves her Driver Training manual to anyone who wants it. 23. Jeannine Potts-wills her lipstick to Bertie Long. 24. Esther Powell-wills her ability to giggle to Joyce Baldwin. 25. Leta Rathburn-wills her ability to argue io Marlene Stanley. 26. Ronald Reed--wills his ability to drive a car to Bill Hershner. 27. Jim Richardson-wills his ability to go steady to four Junior girls. 28. Bill Rinehart-wills his curly hair to Mr. Grace. 29. Jim Robinson-wills his Kroger job to anyone who wants it. 30. Neil Sipe-wills his drum sticks to anyone who wants to play them. 31. Jerry Shambaugh-leaves himself to all his female admirers. 32. Carolyn Smith-wills her unused energy Cwilled to her by Lightning in 1950i to anyone who thinks he needs it. 33. Jack Sweeney-wills his number twelve feet to Vivian Shaw. 34. Jack Wallace-takes everything with him. 35. Juanita Wiseman-wills her ability to talk to the boys to Shirley Meckley. 36. Marjory Zinn-wills her long hair to Mr. Blose. V. To all of the students-we will a wonderful school. Signed, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 Page 18

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ted Moody, Shirley Meckley, Barbara Mitchell, Chuck Walker. As we approach the end of our junior year we can look back with much pride, and feel that we have accomplished our goal. We feel that our long hours of planning and hard work on our football concession standg our class play, My Friend Ermagi' our dance, The Bunny Hopns and OUT Il1Hi0l S9Hi0I' Billlqllet, rewarded US with great success. The members of our class have been prominent in the Hi-Y, Y-Teens, F.H.A., F.F.A., Band, Choir, C.A.A., and V.A.C. - We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Behrend, our class adviser, for his guidance and faith- ful help. Page 20