Neptune High School - Yearbook (Neptune, OH)

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CLASS WILL Friends and heirs of the Class of 1951, I have called you together on this occasion to listen to the formal reading of the last will and testament of the Class of 1951. It was my sad duty when the decedent in ques- tion felt that it was time to set her house in order to be called to her assistance as a duly authorized attorney of the bar of Neptune of the State of Ohio, and I am here to inform you that this will was prop- erly signed and witnessed in my presence, and that in compliance with all forms of the laws of this state this testament is absolutely and unalternbly perfect and impeccable. Although her physical weakness in her last hours was very great, her brain was phenomenally bright and active: therefore whatever bequests she makes, although they may not seem the happiest selections to her beneficiaries, were made to the best of her judgment and discretion. We, the Class of 1951, bequeath the following: FIRST: To the faculty, we will all of our old torn and used books, our paper and pencils, and our class picture to hang in the study hall for the inspira- tion of future classes. SECOND: To the Junior Class, we will our ability to publish the SCENTER on time. THIRD: To the Sophomore Class, we will our visits to the office and all the mistakes we have made. FOURTH: To the Freshman Class, we will our quiet- ness. FIFTH: I, Doris Ballinger, will my cheering ability to Betty Slusser and my dark hair to Don Webb. SIXTH: I, James Cunningham, will my size to James Johnson and my manners to Romilda Becher. SEVENTH: I, Ray Flore, will my quietness to the sophomore girls and my girl friends to Bob Wolfe.

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EIGHTH: I, Esther Harner, will my brown eyes to Dorothy Kaylor and my fair complexion to Dick Barna. NINTH: I, James Hayes, will my driving ability to Dick Grimm and my straight hair to Chester Lee Stephenson. TENTH: I, Russell Poor, will my ability to tell tall tales to Marion Heindel and my politics to Marilyn Matthews. ELEVENTH: I, Delores Rhyne, will my singing ability to Myrna Baer and my figure to Etta Lou Crow. TWELFTH: I, David Roether, will my height to Betty Jean Rhyne and my black beard to Larry Kruger. THIRTEENTH: I, William Roether, will my way with the girls to Don Harris and my daily nap in history class to Don Heppeard. FOURTEENTH: I, Guy Schmidt, will my bashfulness to Butch Greber and my ability to watch curves to Pete Ballinger. FIFTEENTH: I, Cora Vantilburg, will my brilliant ideas to Ted Yewey and my history book to Joan Michaels. In Witness Whereof, We, the Class of 1951, the testators, have to this will set our hand and seal, this twenty-seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred fifty-one. SIGNED: ,D Af x , .1-I ,q Eg' Qs! r f'D5,.. Zf'l9 ,xg g it-25 2 L 1 ,om X ' A Q??j:JZ 3 frf FJ' ?h'i7f: afigmfli, ,gjfaayi ff .2Qf'1 f -Q,,4.z:f,f1 ' ffl .JLU'5 f -ff . I .Q X ' WITNES SES : X QQ1J.E4M5.f.f www e -. I . s 49- ,744 Faculty