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The Class President EDVVARD E. McKEE Academic Course Class president 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Natl. Honor So- ciety5 R. O. of D. K. 3, 45 M. M. M. 3, 45 Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 To Edu went the responsibility of guiding the class of '32 through its high- school career. Every project attempted by the class was ably conducted by his skilled hands. lid was undoubtedly the busiest man of the Senior class, for not only did he have the responsibility of the presidency, but he also found time to study enough to enable him to be Valedictorian of his class. His extra- curricular activities were many and in each he took an active part. He was a musician of ability, playing in both the band and orchestrag he was a main cog in the social life of the school belonging to many clubs and being a familiar figure at all the dances, usually accompanied by a certain brunette Senior girl. Combining all these qualities, we have one of the most popular members of the Senior class. The class owes much to him for the success it has achieved. lZ7l
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Class Will We, the very worthy, dignified, and extinguished Senior Class of the city of Rochester, county of Beaver, and state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, that is to say :- PART 1. To Mr. White, one locker filled with the Senior Class's delicious peanut brittle to be distri- buted to the Junior Class. PART 2. To Miss Brehm, the sincere appreciation of the entire class for the success in our Minstrel and numerous other entertainments. PART 3. To the upper classmen we finally lavish these precious gifts for their pleasure and benefit. Louise Allebach wills the light from her titian locks to any down-cast Junior. Elizabeth Alleman leaves her ability as a good stenographer to Alice Ecklcs. Louise Allison wills her well used giggle to Sara Ganoe. William Assad leaves his heavy line to Howard Jones. Amy Bayes wills her sweetness to Mary Ellen Hollander. Henrietta Black wills her meekness to Kenneth Brobeck. Betty Blount wills her Good Nature to Viola Curry. Hazel Board wills her ability in P.O.D. class to Bob Dunlap. Ruth Board leaves her ambition to Connie Critz. Albert Bogolea leaves his quietness QD to John Neely. Ruth Brent leaves her ability to roll those eyes to Rose Kovach. Allie Brewer wills his musical ability to Eckart Bentel. Emma Brunner leaves her ability to get English to Helen Gottfried. Thelma Cargo leaves a powder puff to Ellen Carver. Mae Christner leaves M interest in Geneva College and a partly used bottle of Frostilla to any Junior girl. James Colella wills his solid geometry book to Ned Fay. jim says his brain is solid enough. Charles Craig leaves his ability to play football to Charles Morell. Charles Crawford wills a perfectly good but well used pair of green suspenders to Touch Garvin. Jean Cumming wills that grim and determined look on her face to Anna Abbott. Betty Denison leaves her place in Miss Coe's chorus to Margaret Shumaker. Sara Dever wills the 5 84 10 Store to Mary Knopp. Loretta Dunbaugh leaves a well used half of a comb in a desk in room 37 to Eleanor Glenn. jim Edwards leaves an initial on every desk in school to john Faller. Jean Evans leaves her quietness to Lucille Mc- Mahon. Betty Fairman leaves her ability of getting dates to Jean Shanor. Clarence Farmer leaves his crooning ability to Valeria Law. Humphrey Franco wills his Plymouth to Emogene Roberts. Victor Franco leaves his well used line to Howard Jones. Everyone knows Howard needs it. Tony Franks wills his concrete business to Tony Conti. Henry Goedeker leaves his bicycle to Harry Holby. Ruth Gordon leaves her Child Care book to Louise Herdt. The Gould Twins leave their curling iron to the Arden Twins. Dot Graham leaves her ability to get around the faculty to Mid Wheatly. We feel sure Mid will appreciate this. Burton Grimm wills his ability as a football player to john Windle. Harold Grimm wills his short stature to Sidney Grossman.CDon't worry, he's cumming alongf Fred Hawley wills his one and only pair of bright red socks to Billy Murphy. Josephine Heideger wills her cute ways to Eleanor Wolfe. Mary Louise Hetzler wills her sweetness to her sister Emma Jean Hetzler, Norman Hetzler wills the music in his fingers to john Kindle. Richard Holland wills his stock in Campbell Company to any Freshman qualified. Thomas Hogan wills his quiet dignity to Boyd Corliss. Jean Hollander wills her dancing ability to Elizabeth Irvin. Dorothea Holsinger wills her Tin liz to Virginia Burch. Jeanne Hood wills her place at the soda fountain to Virginia Campbell. Ruth Huysman wills her typing ability to Jean Portman. Lawrence Jackson wills his flaming red hair to Donald Lotz. Margaret john wills her quiet ways to Mary Legler. Homer Jones wills his meek voice to Thalea Fisher. Helen Kemper wills her ability as a cheer leader to Bud Perkins. Willard Kidd wills his ability as acandy salesman to Robert Christner. Margaret Koehler wills her beauty to Gladys Daman. Vincent Koehler wills his black curly locks to Donald Lotz. Thomas Koelbel wills his ambition to be a farmer to Hazel Shee. Barnett Kramer wills his apron to Ralston Shannon. -,.::iI'-215'1j,j.j:':-Jiaijlgf-gkf 1.7 -xx j .- , -, ' F, -, '5 .- .' 3l. 'g..L:zfl2f, ', :,f, 'I '1, i , ..':k -jzfrlpvv ,V ,,,.E,L::,,,g.g-...Ei,ggi-:,,,,a,m3.e.,..1. rf, . ,. I. ft Q .I , I X H , I -. V11 f.U..'Lx l .Z ,I A . ,:,.,',:. f28l
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