New Haven High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (New Haven, OH)

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ITEM: I, Donald Sharpless, do hereby give and bequeath all Home Runs to Herman Newmyer, my height goes to jim Buurma, and my sense of humor goes to Freddy Buurma. ITEM: I, Donald jamison, do hereby give and bequeath my artificial curly and fuzzy hair to Eddie Wiers, all future fights with M155 Kuhn, to Bump McKe1vey, and my baseball ability to Ruben Turner. ITEM: I, Donald Gurney, do hereby give and bequeath all future dates with Dora B. to anyone who thinks he can beat my time, athletic ability and manly physique to Earl Bauer, and my ability to not do well in English courses to jordon Holthouse. ITEM: I, Elrner Clark,do hereby give and bequeath my height to Eddie Wiers, my dirty playing to jack Shaarda, my cockiness and big head to Kenny Danhoff Knot that he'll need itl, my temper goes to Freddy Buurma. To Miss Kuhn I leave my ability to Grand Stand . ITEM: I, Clair Buckingham, do hereby give and bequeath my ability to show off, talk back to teachers, and being sent to the office goes to Carl DeWillt, my manly physi- que to Corkey Roe. - ITEM: I, Jennie Newmeyer, do hereby give and bequeath my typing ability to Jordon Holthouse. All my old parking places to my sister Evelyn, and my curly hair to Mary Fink. ITEM: I, Martha Phillips, do hereby give and bequeath my school figure to Janice Atyeo, my brown eyes to Peggy Mock, and my ability to hit above high C and hold to Iva Stevens. ITEM: I, Ruth Ritz, do hereby give and bequeath my boundless ambition to Mary McKown, my blue eyes to Roberta Brill, my shape goes to sister Margaret, and my cheerleadingg ability to Ralph McKelvey. ITEM: I, Dolores Saunders, do hereby give and bequeath my long fingernails to Lois Zellner, my size 4 lfZ shoes to Margaret Ritz, and the numerous books I've read to Robert Hillis. ITEM: I, Patty Roe, do hereby give and bequeath my ability to make A's to brother Gordon, my slim rim to Mary McKown and all second year Spanish courses to any language fiend, also word of kind advice to next year's trip, Girls! Beware of Manual. ITEM: I, Cloyce Slessman do hereby give and bequeath my school board pull to Roger Babcock, getting to school late in the mornings goes to brother Duane, and my ability in History goes to all suckers. In Testimony whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, on this Tenth day of February, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Eight. The Seniors of 1948 Dolores Saunders Patty Roe and Martha Phillips