Port Washington High School - Golden Years Yearbook (Port Washington, OH)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1960, of Port Washington High School being of soundproof mind, intelligence l?D and in full possession of all our faculties, crammed minds and well trained memories, and almost super human understanding, do hereby state and publish this our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of anyone available We have tried in some way to honor those who will keep up our good name, good work, and good times, and never let our memories die Those things are given, however, with the understanding that the recipients will in no way abuse the thoughtfulness that goes with their inheritance Be it understood that if anyone Cwhether male or female! shall in some way defame, deface, destroy, or debunk the articles of this Will, he will be subject to a severe penalty Norma Bourne wills Francy Shalosky her ability to be the last one out of the classroom Dick Clum wills B111 Jones his old health book Jon Davies wills Burris Gardner his ability to play the trumpet Tim Decker wills Robert Skaer his height for basketball Rhea Denning wills Donna Rankin her old government papers John Frizzell wills Loren Tedrow his English workbook Wilbur Galbraith wills Gary Gay his mechanical drawing equipment Betty Gibbs wills Arlene Riddle her shorthand ability Larry Hagan wills Bill Phillips his tennis shoes Curt Johns wills Tom Loader his ability to get into trouble Dail Jones wills Bob Kenney his height Harry Kenney wills Gary Garretson his shot put Dan Kinsey wills his ability of being the last one out of the shower to Jim Bender John Landon wills Jeff Quillen his pegged pants Doris Lanning wills Dalene Hills her English ll b 12 books and papers Ray Myers wills Paul Jones his cold seat on the bus conft D 9 Tom Decker wills Bill Hootman his shorthand notebook.

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Charles Mayse wills Jim Hannahs his forgetfullness Lloyd Skaer wills his ability to sleep in study hall to Doug Milburn Terry Sullivan wills Alvin Fillman his crooked T square in mechanical drawing The class as a whole wills to Mr Leonhard, our homeroom teacher, our long continued friendship and best wishes for future years To good old P W H S , our dear Alma Mater, we leave all our fond memories of games, dances, banquets, class plays, gab fests, and even classes In spite of hardships, griefs and sorrows to you, P W H S , we leave these memorable occasions To you also we leave our homeroom, the halls that we have trod for four happy wonderful years, the worn paths around the school, and any little marks, scratches, scars or dents that we are leaving leave our sincere appreciation for the interest, u derstanding, long suffering, patience and sacrifices made by them on our behalf To them also goes peace of mind in knowing now that we have at last departed We haven't forgotten the various classes in our will To the Junior class , we will the privilege of being a Senior and having the lower grades looking up at you and admiring you Lucky Sophomoresl They get our sophistication, every bit of it, not that they need it, however, but just as a parting gift for old times sake Our sense of humor we leave to the Freshmen May they, too, laugh their way through the miseries they are sure to encou ter To the eight grade we bestow the honor of being in high school We, the present Seniors, just want to leave fperiodl Besides these enforced gifts, we leave not of necessity, but of our own free will our blessing, tender memories of our pleasant assoc'at1ons together, and our forgiveness for anything that we may not have exactly appreciated in the demonstration of the past, and a pledge of friendship forever In witness whereof we, the Class of 1960, set our hands, feet, ears, eyes, and anything else that it takes to make this Will official as we send and deliver this on the twentg seventh da of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine u dred and sixty To the Schoolboard members, Superintendent, and Faculty, we