Paulding High School - Echo Yearbook (Paulding, OH)

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I, We, 1, L I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I. L 1, I, I, I, ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM: ITEM: CL SS WILL Mary Ellen Gorrell, bequeath anything but man to Pat Kersker. Alan Whirrett and Deloris Reinhart, bequeath our side by side lockers to Dale Deevers and Marjorie Kauser Cthat is if they want them.J June Sutton, bequeath my sweetness to Marilyn Mouser. Charles Johannes, bequeath my love for English to James Clark. Ivah Bell Woodring, bequeath my love for that village of Payne to anyone who deserves it. Donna Arend, bequeath my out of town dates to Doris Reinhart. Helen Thompson, bequeath my Powers model look to Deane Allshouse. Robert Reinhart, bequeath my failure to find anything in English IV to make my heart pound rapturously to Robert Whirrett. Esther Thrasher, bequeath my fly by night love affairs to Esther Hannen- kratt. Karl Burtch, bequeath my determination to who ever is capable of carrying on my work. James Antoine, bequeath my love for the girls to Milton Deming. Ramona Price, bequeath my twirling ability to LaDonna Manley Bernice Tyler, bequeath my good looks to Patsy Wortman, Joan Kuns, bequeath my flirting ability to Mary Ellen Daniels. Jerry Schall, bequeath my nickname Booze to Tommy Gorrell. Jacqueline Harris, bequeath my all around title to some all around Junior. Janice Kuns, bequeath my duty of composing class will and prophecy to any Junior who wants to get into such a mess. III We bequeath our desks, lockers, horns, etc., to future members of the Senior class. IV We bequeath our teachers, who have given their best in our behalf, to future classes of this dearly loved school. V We bequeath the success of our class to each graduating class which is to come after us, and we sincerely hope that they will endeavor to leave this dearly loved school better than the class before them. VI We give and bequeath all money that is left after all debts are paid, to the school in any form that our executor, hereinafter named, wishes to invest it. We hereby constitute and appoint our Advisor, Mr. James R. Barton, as executor of this our last will and testament and direct him to with- draw all of our money from the National Bank of Paulding, Paulding, Ohio, to carry out the provisions herein named. In testimony wherefore we have hereinto set our-V hands to this, our Last Will and Testament of the EIGHTEENTH day of MAY in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Eight, Class of Nineteen Forty Eight. VII Sworn to before us and subscribed in our presence this EIGHTEEN DAY of MAY, A. D., 1948. -Janice Kuns Page 20

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CL SS WILL We, the class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-Eight, of the Paulding High School, of the County of Paulding and State of Ohio, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby Make, Publish, and Declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby rovoking and making null and void all former wills heretofore by us made. ITEM: I We direct the payment of all our just debts, and the expenses of the administration of our estateg moreover, we direct our executor, here- inafter named, to erect a monument to our memory. ITEM: II We give and bequeath our noble Hand otherwiseb qualities and abilities like so: I, Marilyn Moore, bequeath my voice to Florice Johnson. I, Monte Hoover, bequeath my bewildered vitality to Harold Cook. I, Bernice Reighter, bequeath my friendliness to Marilyn Kershner. I, Roy Leslie, bequeath my ability to answer all questions in A. P. class to George Hardesty. I, Ruth Caryer, bequeath my love for commercial work to Marjorie Kauser. I, Rex Sunday, bequeath all my Hollywood contracts to Donald Reinhart. I, Patty Dietrick, bequeath my title as the Class Clown to Marilyn Gillen. I, Mary Mitchell, bequeath my quiet nature to Mary Buchman. I, Marion Hannenkratt, bequeath 1ny fickle attitude toward girls to Jim Rulman. I, Mary Ruth Worl, bequeath my brilliance in Shorthand to Julia Ann Minck. I, Carl Thomas, bequeath my five o'clock shadow to Jerry Dangler. I, Helen Hardesty, bequeath my sophisticated giggle to Pat Gorman. I, Earl Dangler, bequeath my athletic ability to Russell Hill. I, Norma Harper, bequeath my politness to Patty Patterson, I, Nickolar Dysinger, bequeath my cut of gum Cor tobaccob to Dave Price. I, Florence Mott, bequeath my diamond 'er I mean my studiousness to Marilyn Dotterer. I, Harold Gross, bequeath my laboratory technique to Kenneth Woodring. I, Juanita Byer, bequeath cheerfulness to Benjamin Manz. I, Russell Flint, bequeath my pretty hair, but certainly not my brains, to Frank Harper. I, Carolyn Bell, bequeath my good looks to Nancy Buchanan. I, John Boundy, bequeath my gaiety to Donna Jean Winterhalter. We, Samuel Jeffery and Nancy Royer, bequeath our high-school romance to Robert Flint and Kathleen Steele. I, Loretta Burnes, bequeath my quietness to Mary Louise Stoller. I, John William Faust, bequeath my sterness in the library to Paul Hill. I, Isabel Rager, bequeath my easy to tell walk to Virginia Stahl. I, John Miller, bequeath my intelligent gift-of-gab to Willis Stoller. I, Ellsworth Stoller, bequeath my ability to look lazy but really be ambitious to James Morisy. Page 19

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CL SS PRUPHECY A model and star we had in our midst! Donna Dean Arend was awarded these gifts. Who'd a guessed it back in forty eight. Right now she's playing in 'tLet Him Wait. Did you pass that hamburger stand That's advertised as the best in the land? You'll get ptomaine we'l1 give you a hint From Nicholas Dysinger and Russell Flint! Ramona Price has won great renown In her field she wears a crown. Right now she is in an awful whirl For the Queen and King she is going to twirl! Deloris and Alan are now on the list Of happy married couples living in bliss. For her wedding she wore a beautiful white gown Purchased from the 5 and 10 right down town. Juanita Byer is now a nurse. In this profession she has fattened her purse. Your pulse and temperature she'l1 spurn to take, Then off she'll run for her intern date. Charles Johannes is a hard working farmer In other words - a plain cow charmer. He's raising some kids and has a wife, There he leads a peaceful life. Marilyn Moore has given opera a fling. There's nothing she'd rather do than sing. Opera turned out to be a fooler And then came along Lislie Bcuhler. There's another farmer sewing his seeds, But all that ever grows is weeds. The name James Antoine is over the gate. He puts brick in his grain to add to the weight. Do you hear that whistle down the line? I figure that it's engine number 49. Marion's on the job most every day For the Atchinson, Topeka and the Santa Fe. Want a job as a soda jerk? You also have to be a good clerk. Helen Hardesty wants some one right away, And sixty cents an hour isn't bad pay. Bernice Reighter was number one winner In the Olympics last year as a swimmer. They put a wreath upon her head, We crown you 'champ ' is what they said. Jacqueline Harris is the Dean of Women In the University of Cimon She makes the girls get in on time, Or stay out late for only a dime. Did you see the Gazette, Number on page, Norma Harper, news reporter is quite a rage A news pap'er woman hunting scoops, She runs around till she gets the droops! A boarding house run by Ruth Caryer She believes in the slogan More the Merrier She feeds the hard working college boys, And fills their desires, whims, and joys! If you are sick and need a nurse to feed you pills and prunes, Just grap a phone and call real quick, Jo and Janny Kuns! Page 21