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Item: To Mrs. Slessman, our Cafeteria Supervisor and Home Ec. teacher, we leave all future Home Economic projects and all griping about meals in the Cafeteria. Item: To Mr, Bednarczuk, our Industrial Art and Chemistry teacher we leave our ability for having the same answers in Chemistry Class, our faithful attention in your classes, all left over parts of motors put together in the farm shop, and all future trips to Willard??? Item: To Mr. Carrick, our coach, we leave the paddle in the top drawer, and all leftover basketball players. Item: To Cecil, our Janitor, we leave the old schoolhouse, and any waste paper and dirt we left on the floors accidentally. Item: To the Junior Class, we leave our ambitious advisor, any leftover Seniors, and twelve empty seats in Room 6, may you profit from them more than we have. E Item: To the Sophomore Class, we leave the ability to make money for a future banquet.' A Item: To the Freshman Class, we leave our superior grade cards, and all chewing gum to be chewed in Carrick's classes. In addition to these we wish to mention a few items which we bequeath personally. Item: I, Roger Babcock, do hereby give and bequeath my stub- bornish to Roberta Mock, to Gwendale Vanderpool my shape, and all future chauffeuring to Eddie Heckman. D Item: I, Lloyd Buckingham, do hereby give and bequeath my good looks to Gilbert Mathews, my height goes to Quince Vanderpool, and my basketball ability I leave to brother Jim. Item: I, Margene Buckingham, do hereby give and bequeath m high grades to Danny Van Wagner, my ability to get my own lessons to Richard McKenzie, and to my sister Bernice I give my quiet disposit- ion. Item: I, Allan Cok, do hereby give and bequeath my job as Assistant Sunt. to Dan Van Wagner, my ability to make MS points in one basketball game to Bob Ritz, and my ability to study with two girls at once I leave to any one who can get it. ' Item: I, Lee Kale, do hereby give and bequeath my ability to be in school the last period to any lucky underclassman, I give my height to Glen Newmyer, and my ability to fit into a baseball suit to Sammp Predieri. ' Item: I, Pauline Kok, do hereby give and bequeath my natural curly hair to Roberta Bailey, all future trips to Vogel Center to Ruth Buurma, and my Shorthand Book I leave to Martha Palmer.
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Item: I Herman Newmyer, do hereby give and bequeath my ability to show off in class to Billy Van Zoest, my high grades to my brother Glen, and my red hair and freckles to Margaret Moore. Item: I, Gene Ritz, do hereby give and bequeath to Danny Van Wagner my ability to act stupid and my ability to get along with girls. Item: I, Glen Penrose, do hereby give and bequeath my bash- fulness to Stanton Holthouse, my ability to get kicked out of class to Frances Vanderpool and my manly physique I leave to Johnny Fate. ' Item: I, Margaret Ritz, do hereby give and bequeath my high batting average to any Freshman boy who can surpass me, my blond hair to Joyce Wyandt, and my temper I leave to Janet Chapman. Item: L, Joe Teglovic, do hereby give and bequeath my ability to flirt with the girls to Eddie Hackman, my basketball ability to skip school and not get caught to Wilma Newmyer. All the rest of our property, whatsoever and whersoever, and of what nature we leave to our New Haven School Board. May they have an auction of it and grow rich and independent from the proceeds. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our hand seal, and declare this to be our last will. The Seniors of 'Sl 61444 poem We're wondering how as time takes its' course New Haven will manage without our force, We've worked and played for twelve long years, And then ended up with twelve little dears. So first of all comes Margaret Lee A fair young lassie is she Make her mad and she'll knock you down A better girl could never be found. Here comes Pauline The girl of our dreams She leaves her imprint Wherever she leans. Now here's a fellow not so smart in a quiz But playing basketball he's really a whiz, To his classmates he is known as uBuckn To hdm we say Good Luck. Next in line comes Glen Penrose A lad whom everyone knows Whatever you say Wise cracking is his way.
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