Nevada High School - Reflector Yearbook (Nevada, OH)

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--- Class Will .-- Testified on May 24, 1950: We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby endorse the following document and endow the named benefactors with the following heritage s. ARTICLE I: We hereby bestow upon the faculty of Nevada High School a complete hair-dye kit to cover up what we have done to them. We also give you our undying love for huge assignments and the help you gave us. ARTICLE II: To the janitors we give a 50 years' supply of paper wads. stale gum. and aspirins to cure your headaches. ARTICLE III: We endow the junior Class with our ability to have a large sum of money in the treasury. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to have seven people on the Honor Roll. Upon the Freshmen we bestow the luscious beauty of the Senior girls and the athletic prowess of the Senior boys. ARTICLE IV: To the following students we leave these individual traits: 1, Marie Adams, will my ability to get A's in Chemistry to Bobby Morgan. I, Dorothy Armbruster, will my ability to cheerlead to Onalee Stover. I, Marjorie Bardon. endow my ability to go steady to Joyce Reed. I. Delores Fletcher. bequeath my beautiful singing voice to Mildred Traxler. l, Ted Frost, will my unusual laughter and my gay smile to joel Klink. 1, Leroy jacobs, will my ability to run track to Earl Adams. I, Carol Kuenzli, will my ability to play the piano to Bill Stover. I, Donald Logan, will my ability to work in farm shop to Buck MacElhaney. I, Alvin Markley. bequeath my ability to play a good game of basketball to john Tschantz. I, Marjorie Matthews. bequeath my love for public speaking to Irene Bachtell. I, Mary McClain, will my ability to skip school to Patty Best. I. Rosemary Monroe. bequeath my minute figure to Norma Staats. 1. Marlene Rarick. will my naturally curly hair to Gloria Dinkle. 1, Kathryn Rhoden, will my numerous boyfriends to Carol Jacobs. I, Vernon Spiegel. bequeath my six feet two inch stature to Arden Monroe. I, Nancy Walter, will my beautiful blonde hair to june Markley. 13

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While listening to the radio one night, I heard this report about Kathryn Rhoden: Miss Rhoden is a great comedian. She is threatening to overthrow Bob Hope, who has held the top spot for many years. At the time, Kathryn was on tour in South America. I met her there in Buenos Aires. She really is very funny--just as I remember her in 1950. l came upon Vernon Spiegel in the Philippines. He is now a high naval officer-- commander of a large fleet. He is one of the more brilliant militarists of the day. Back in San Francisco. I met Nancy Walter. She has won great fame as the model who poses for ads for hair products. Her gorgeous blonde hair is said to be the love- liest in America. So you see, dear diary. I was right when, ten years ago, I said that the Class of 1950 would not be forgotten. I'm very tired from my long trip, so good-night. Sincerely yours. THE PROPI-IETT Senior History We began the first act of our high school careers in 1946 as wide-eyed and mis- chievous Freshies. Carol Kuenzli, Rosemary Monroe, Marjorie Matthews, and Dorothy Armbruster were our leading players. Of course, the highlights of this act was the Senior Reception for the Freshies--initiation. Also, in this act we chose teal and white as our colors and the red carnation as our flower. We decided that the class motto would be, Today We Follow. Tomorrow We Lead. We also sold pencils and hats to earn money. The second act found us as Sophomores with the leads being played by Alvin Markley, Vernon Spiegel, Marie Adams, and john Morris. The third act found us becoming more important and very busy. Carol Kuenzli. Dorothy Armbruster. Marjorie Matthews, and Marie Adams managed the show. During this act. some of the scenes were: our class play, The Girl With Two Faces, in December, selling refreshments at the games, giving a dance. and holding a gala banquet at the Shawhan Hotel in Tiffin. The fourth, and final act of the play started in September of 1949 when we had reach- ed the stage as all-important Seniors. Dorothy Armbruster, Alvin Markley, Marjorie Mathews, and Rosemary Monroe got the leading parts this year. We sponsored a social during summer vacation. The social whirl of this act consisted of two parties--Halloween and Christmas. We also elected an annual staff, and began the hard work of making an annual,,selling the books, and selling advertisements. Another of the highlights of this act was having our pictures taken at Fostoria, Ohio. Before the play closes, we shall give a three-act play. We shall be banqueted by the juniors, and shall take part in the May Day exercises. After this will come the grand finale--Baccalaureate and Commencement. From this four-act play put on by the Senior Company, we hope you have learned to do your best in school and out, and to live your lives to the richest and fullest. Then after the grand finale there will be no regrets, only beautiful memories. Remember to do your best now, for Today We Follow--Tomorrow We Lead. IZ

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