Poland Seminary High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Poland, OH)

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Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item ,Am Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item . Emily Bata donates her feminity to Ruth Stacy. Iim King wills his portrait sketches to lack Kridler. Glenn Iones leaves his bravado to Eugene McCauley. Irene Posey leaves her love for dancing to Marilyn Leeper. Roy Guterba wills his devilishness to Bud Watson. Ianet l-Iollingbery leaves watchbird to Norma Stone. Cliff Reichard wills his amiability to Margaret Ezell, Paul Riddle bequeaths his tee-hee to Iack Geddes. Nella Manhollan leaves the bakery to other aspiring workers. Ray Cerniga wills his fiddle to Lynn Reardon. Bob Hoffman leaves all math classes to lack Ballantine. Iere Wolfe leaves getting up at 8:25 and dashing to school to Ioan. We hope she'll be able to perfect this as well as Iere has. Kenneth Cotterman leaves his name to lohn Wereb, although we don't think he can use it. Ruth I-lagberg leaves her size 9 gym shoes to Norma Stoner. Marcus Lynch wills the Record Shop twith regards to the true ownersl to lim Williams. Phyllis Hanson donates her eccentric car-horn to Bill Miller. Betty Lou Davison leaves her friendliness toxDonna Unger. Carl Lumpp wills his father's meat shop to Lester Marsh. Rich Clapie leaves the long trek home to Don Renstrom. Fred Srock bequeaths his industriousness to Chuck Dahl. Loretta Vilsack wills her curly hair to Dick Miller. Charles Martin leaves his milk route to Frank Battista. Io Swanson wills the senior column to anyone the Seminarian editor sees fit. Ieannine Weckbacher leaves waiting for college vacations to Don Lewis. Carol King leaves her tent to Ellen Smith. fl-ler tent, the new look skirtl. Iim Anderson wills his races on Market Street to Buck Tinney. Ioe Mochtyak leaves his careful observance of current events to IoAnne Johnson. Harold Kariher donates his dry humor to Iune Carty, Faye Ann Good leaves Dorothy Dyer's fudge to her fwhenever she makes itl. Mary Claire Cooper bequeaths her cosmopolitan personality to Sade Doeright. Bill Hart leaves his jokes to Mr. I-lutzen. ' Mary Hoyt wills her Spanish translations to the next Spanish Il class. The class leaves best wishes to the succeeding classes, the faculty, and the school. We hereby declare this to be our official will and testament and do there- fore attach our honorable signatures. ' --THE SENIORS Class of 1948. 4 Class Will if Page Eighteen B'-

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We, the class of 1948, being in various states of sound minds and bodies and about to embark upon a strange worldly journey, equipped with ALL knowledge and eagerness, do readily compose and execute the following will and testament. ' Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Robert Clapie donates all butch haircuts to Don Kellyf-at t Dorothy Olchon leaves her leads in the plays to Betty Szush who has a good start in that direction. Gwen Ann Campbell leaves Claire's ski to lanet Klinke. How did that get in here? Marjorie Mlllman wills the school piano to Ruth McCall. Ieanne Puharich bequeaths her infectious giggle to Barbara Sprague. Ted Dale leaves a full year's supply of typing paper land thank you notesl to Rosemary Slosser. Iohn Kulifay wills the family car to sister Helen. ' Betty Lou Peniston leaves her horse, Candy, to Moe Maurice. Mary Lou Beach bequeaths her nickname Little Lulu to Donna Lou Sholl. Iim Watson leaves English Class Che did oncel. Q Trexler Thomas and his parents leave the ability to get along with class photographers to Dick Opre. Ruth Allen wills her stature to Iean Dyer. ' I Pat Swain leaves her shyness to Charles Richardson. lean Sharp bequeaths her freckles to Carol Smith so Carol's supply will never run out. Dick Sprague wills his photography magazines to George Kent. Fred Cockman leaves his car to Governor. Virginia Milisky leaves Bob Spanabel to Norma Lewis. Charles Stelt wills his schemes for dodging the law to anyone who needs them. Dorothy McFadden bequeaths her typing ability to Marilyn Taaffe. Edward Meeds leaves his temperament to Iim Mann. John Shurilla wills his black hair to William Palomaki. Nancy Park leaves her loquaciousness t'o Eleanor Dupey. lim Conzett leaves lean McFarlin to be good. Bertha Howard wills her naivete to Cathy Romeo. Pauline Hanson leaves her heavy dates to Florence Marrie, Don Miller bequeaths his books to Herbie Holt. Earl .Conner donates his individuality to Carolyn Mound. Bill Fauver wills his appetite land the teasing that goes with ill to Dick McCollum. Sister Smith leaves her cheerleading uniform to Marilyn Harris. Dick Hill wills his dimples to Gordon Millard. ' A Iohn Repasky leaves all wrecks to Don Seidel, who can fix everything up with the big wheels. f Class Will -'El Page Seventeen lit'

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