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Class Will We, the Seniors of the Nevada High School, upon this 22nd day of May, 1951 do hereby agree to the following document, and do bequeath upon the following classmates our most highly prized traits and possessions. Article I: To the faculty members as a whole, we leave all our paper and pencils which we so often forgot to bring to class. Article ll: To the Junior Class we leave our battered and beat-up books including and scribbling and wrong answers they may find within them. Article III: To individual members of the high school we leave the following: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I Irene Bachtell, will my bashfulness to Mary Ellen Dilley. Eddie Clevenger, will my homely face to any sucker. Donald Corfman, endow to Miss Fetters my conduct in music class. Miriam Corfman, will my position in sextet to any one who wants it. Homer Gilliland, bequeath my cute smile to Jim Disher. Stanley Goodman, endow my Nash to Frank Sipes. Joyce Heinlen, will to Ardith Young my position as majorette. Carol Jacobs, endow my soprano voice to Mary Pell. Jo Ann Jury, will my Cadillac to any one who wants a good car. Ronald Klink, will my position as drum major to Dick Weaver. Donald McElhaney, bequeath my red hair to the handsome Merle Mathews. Charles Mosman, will my A's in F.F.A. to the Future Farmers of America Alice Mosman, endow my natural curly hair to Martha Mathews. Joyce Reed, endow to Ruth Ellen Schilling my ability to stay home from school. Max Speigel, will my girl friends to Roger Monroe. Bill Stover, bequeath to Fredrick Clinger my ability to high-jump. John Tschantz, endow the Senior Presidency to any one who wants to commit suicide. Robert Morgan, bequeath my Mohawk to Milton Motter. 12
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Class History September, 1946, two little trees, the Classes of 1951 were planted, one in Nevada High School, and one in Eden High School. Little did any one think that these two trees would ever unite in the future. As Freshman Classes these little trees thrived, the Nevada tree 'having 16 leaves, and the Eden tree having 7 leaves. At Nevada the biggest leaf of all was Wayne England, while the biggest leaf of Eden was John Tschantz. Next carrie the Sophomore year and the trees grew and flourished as all trees will which are given the excellent opportunities that these little trees were given. All the leaves showed added improvement, but the top most leaf this year at Nevada was Eddie Clevenger, with Donald Corfman holding this position at Eden. Another year, the trees are getting quite large. They now are Junior Classes A very important position as all class trees well know. Ronald Klink was chosen as the main leaf of Nevada, and Miriam Corfman as the main leaf at Eden. Under Ronald's leadership, the much talked about all night Junior -Senior Banquet was staged in the Nevada auditorium, while at Eden under Miriam's capable guidance a similar banquet was held at Sandusky. Now it is 1951 and the space between the two trees has grown so small that the two trees united to form one tree. The once little trees are now one very wise and grown up tree. The number of leaves is eighteen. From these, John Tschantz was chosen as the leaf to lead the rest. Donald Corfman, Alice Mosman, Eddie Clevenger, and Joyce l-leinlen were elected as his helpers. These leaves, like the rest, did not stay long, nor will the tree get any larger. The Class of 1951 has gone on, seeking new worlds to conquer. ll
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Class Prophecy DEAR nnuw Dear Diary January I0 I read in the paper that EddieClevenger is one of the pilots of La Guardia Field. Dear Diary February 24 Today I ran across Alice MosmaninParis. She is a dress designer there. Dear Diary February Z4 While visiting Ohio State College today, I met Charles Mosman. He was teaching Agriculture. Dear Diary March 6 I was very pleased today to hear that Joyce Reed is married to a five-star general, George Snodgrass. Dear Diary May I0 l attended a football game at Heidelberg today and do you know that Ronald Klink is their drurn major? Dear Diary May 16 While attending the theater in Manhattan I found that John Tschantz was playing the lead in The Small Hours. Dear Diary May 19 On visiting one of the most fashionable down town night clubs in Chicago, I found Miriam Corfman as the head waitress. Dear Diary May ZZ ' As I was walking down the main street in San Francisco today a name on an office door caught my eye. It read Max Speigel Attorney at Law. Dear Diary May 31 I just receivedia letter from Irene Bachtell and she's a beautician in New York City. Dear Diary June 9 I went to Cleveland to see the Indians play the Yankees today and to my sur- prise Bill Stover was catching for the Indians. Dear Diary July 6 Diary you won't believe it. I saw Robert Morgan driving a racer at Indianapolis Speedway today. Dear Diary July IZ I just returned from California and who do you think I saw in M.G.M. studio? None other than Carol Jacobs. She's starring with Clark Gable in one of M.G.M. biggest movies. Dear Diary July 12 I went to Minnesota to visit a friend at Mayo Clinic and I ran into Joyce Heinlen. She is the head nurse there. Dear Diary July Z6 Diary guess what Jo Ann is doing. She's an old maid school teacher at Nevada High. Dear Diary August 18 I heard Donald Corfrnan singing on Arthur Godfrey talent scouts this morning. Dear Diary August Z8 I was visiting at the White House today and I met Homer Gilliland. He is now one of the president's privatesecretaries. Dear Diary October 30 While touring Pennsylvania l came across the Donald McElhaney's duck farm. Dear Diary December Zl I saw Stanley Goodman's Nash sales in Detroittoday. Boy what cars. 13
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