Onamia High School - Warrior Yearbook (Onamia, MN)

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fCLASS Wruj We, the seniors of the class of 1951, Mille Lacs County, town of Onamia, Commonwealth of Onamia High School, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in manner and following. LANDY HONEYCUTT wills his ability to expatiate on a variety of subjects to NORMAN JOHNSON. GENE WICKLUND wills his tenor voice to CLARENCE IMM. JAMES JOHNSON wills his deep bass voice, which cannot be lowered to a whisper, to GEORGE ABLARD. JOAN SIBELL wills her old love letters and diary to PAT HAUGEN. HAROLD ORVIS wills his seat in chemistry class to JOHN ORTON. DOREEN MOHLER wills her art of acting in physical education class to EUNICE GIBSON. MARILYN GRAVELLE wills her ability to flirt without saying much and having fair results to PHYLLIS SEELEN. BEATRICE FAULKNER and VIOLA KAPSNER will their friendship to SYLVIA TAFT and BARBARA RICE. JESSE GIDDINGS wills his cowboy shirt and his knack of doing algebra to WESLEY BROWN. MAXINE OSBORN wills her tenor saxophone position in the band to CLIFFORD ROLAND. DIAINE BIPES wills his blond hair to ARCHIE BLOCK. LORN APEL wills his tuba to CHARLES BENZIE. RICHARD BENZ wills his ability to skip school and get away with it to TED VAN GRINSVEN. GERALD VIRNIG wills his worn down pencils to EARL IRELAND. SHIRLEY RAYMOND wills her intention to be a WAC or WAVE to JUNE AMUNDSON. MARCILLE LUCHSINGER wills the Joy of going to GIRLS' STATE to some lucky Junior girl. BEVERLEY ABLARD wills her love for studying to ALFRED KIM ONS. BETTY HAMILTON wills her talkativeness to DOROTHY CORBETT. WAYNE LARSON wills his ways with the teachers and ability to make bright, bright remarks to EDWARD RAYMOND. ALICE OLSON wills her artistic talent to JOE MITCHELL. HELEN SETTERLOF wills her glockenspiel to anyone who can pronounce lt! MARGARET VANDERHEYDEN leaves her interest in her accordian to LE ROY JOHNSON. MERCEDES WULFF wills her soprano voice to RIDA XRUSCHEK. RUTHIE GAVE wills her sense of humor to BILL NIER. LEILA BARNES wills her shorthand transcription to EVELYN LIDEN. ARLENE SCHMOLKE wills her cheerleading ability to AUDREY BYVERSON. LEE STRANG wills his interest in sports to KENNETH HOLSTE. JEANNE HEIDELBERGER leaves her curt remarks in English class to BARBARA FISCHER. MARGARET SOUTH wills her freckles to PAUL OLSON. ROGER LINDQUIBT wills his position on the paper and annual staffs to FRED BAM. RICHARD AMUNDSON wills his chemistry workbook, which has never been used, to HAZEL WOOD. MAYNARD APEL wills his place on the football team to any Junior boy who enjoyed it as much as he did. ERVIN KUSCHEL wills his curly hair to VIRGIL PI LKNER. DON HENRY wills his habit of eating in 3rd hour study period to RONALD HANSON. JOAN JOHNSON wills her majorette skill to JOANNE MICHAELSON. TOMMY DYE leaves his interest in sports to JAMES KVALE.

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20' c0n't ARLENE PETRIN wills her old bookkeeping papers to CAROLE MOHLER. VERONICA SEPPELT wills her raven tresses to LYNETTE SCHMIDT. RONNIE BAERT wills his Jokes, which were read in social science class, to ROY JOHNSON. ELLA MAE MAINS wills her play acting honors to EUNICE ZAK. DONALD BROWN wills the art of clipping his fingernails to THOMAS LITCHY. MAURINE VAN RISSEGHEM wills her dimples and her Colgate smile to CARL WULF! RICHARD SEPPELT wills his interest in school to his sister, ADELLA. FRANCES DAVIS wills her porition on the girls basketball team to MARCELLA BOYD. STELLA SAM wills her desire to obtain a college education to MARGIE DAVIS. PAT OLSON wills her ability to sleep in Nth hour study without snoring to ED JOHNSON. DORIS STRAUCH wills her ability to play the trumpet to RICHARD DAHES. To MR. McMONIGAL, we will more understanding students in next year's social science class. To MR. WHITINGER, we will pupils who will leave the library in a more orderly state. To MISS JOHNSON, we will students who will not prccrastinate in getting a 'Message to Garc1a'. To MBS. CRAVENS, we will a little pushcart for her books, papers, and miscellaneous items which she carries from room to POOH. To MRS. HANSON, we will a Senior class that will do more work. To MISS ACKERMAN, we will a larger office in the locker room. To MR. IRELAND, we will a few quiet evenings at home. To M . MATTSON, we will another room so girls can enroll for shop. To MR. ZEPP, we will students in both band and chorus that will supply him with tidbits throughout the year. To MR. WILLIAMS, we will that eight-woman team from St. Francis. To MR. ANDERSON, we will a chemistry class that will appreciate the odor of hydrogen sulfide. We, the seniors, also will to all succeeding classes, with the hope that they may derive much benefit from their use, the following: l. 8100. to the Athletic Fund. 2. 55. for a classroom phonograph. 3. As much happiness in school life as we have enjoyed. 'Reading maketh a full man.'