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BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 21, 1950, 8:00 P. M. PROGRAM Processional Marchl from Athalia Mr. Stanley Rowland -f Q Mendelssohn J lnvocation Hymn Oh Worship the King Allditnfv fHfLYdf1l Scripture Reading Music . High Scllool Chorus , A Mighty Fortress Is Oufr God fLutll1Cr'Howorthj Oh Lord Most Holy 1Franckj This Is My Father's World fBabcockfRingwaldj Class Sermon Rev. Carl Landes 1 Shandon Congregational Church Music Girls' F. H. A. Double Sextette The Lord's Prayer fMalottej Seek Ye The Lord fllohertsj lTenor Solo - Mr. Stanley Rowlandj ' Hymn Faith of Our Fathers Audience fWaltonj Bcnediction Reccssional ' Recessiohal March ' Mr. Stanley Rowland lRousscauj C,OMMENCEMENT Wednesday, May 24, 1950, 8:00 P, M. ' P R O G R A M Proeessional Pomp and Circumstance Mr. Stanley Rowland Invocation ' Music 4 Girls' F. H. A. Double Sextette The Night'Has A Thousand Eyes fCainj Announcement of Award of Recognition Mr. Fred Finlgbine Presentation of Class Gift lack Bacbman ' President of Class Music Boys' Ensemble As Off To The South'ard We Go fBartholomewj Introduction of Speaker Mr. Fred T. Finlgbine Superintendent of School Class Address The Pessimistic Optimist Albert Crombie Lecturer, Author -- Columbus Qzrtification of Class Mrs. A.Wildman Senior Class Advisor Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Albert Wiseman President, Board of Education Music High School Mixed Ensemble Evening Song lNorvikJ You'll Never Walk Alone lllodgersfllingwaldj Alma Mater Senior Class and Audience Benediction Reccssional March From Aida Mr. Stanley Rowland U
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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1950, being on this day and this day only in a sensible and sober state of mind, do hereby will and be- queath the valuables and otherwise which we have acquired during our twelve years of learning at this intellectual institution. We further declare this to be our last will and testament. , I, JACK BACHMAN, leave my reasons for getting the whole class mad at me to Jerry Miller. I, CAROL BAKER, leave my power ,of persuasion for getting the car to Don Morris. 1, JEANNE BRATER, leave my natural curly hair to Dorothy Perpingon. Q I, EMOGENE BURNS, leave my quick temper to Jerry Schneider. , I, MARTHA BUELL, leave to be with Fred. CD0 you blame me?D ' . - 1, FORREST RAY CISLE, leave my dancing ability to anyone who can use it. I, MARIAN COOKE, leave my 'service to the school to Jeannette McCalley, whois' doing her share already. I, JOAN ENGEL., leave my cheerleading outfit to next year's cheerleaders. I, MARY ANN ESCHENBRENNER, leave, but take with me all my arguments with Buck. I, BETTY GLAUB, leave. I, RALPH GUENTHER, leave my brains for the further betterment of the school. I won't need them anymore, I'm taking Mary Ann with me. I, ED HACKER, leave my short school hours and long working hours to Bill Fraley. I, DOUGLAS HARRIS, leave my small stature to Don Hagan. .R I, KENNETH HEITFIELD, leave my friendly manner to certain Junior girls. I, DOROTHY HILTON, leave my black, curly hair to Nancy Crane. I, BOB LANDES, leave my knowledge of sports to the future high scorers of current events tests. I, ALICE MANIFOLD, leave my speaking ability to Wayne Schlichter. l, JEAN MCCALLEY, leave' my baton to Margie Burns, in case she learns to twirl two at a time. I, JAMES MEEKER, leave all my energy to Vernon Lewis. J I, PAT MEHL, leave my ability to be ab- sent three days a .week to Doug Hughes, who can't get by with one. - I, CHRISTINA MEYERS, leave-my job ashead librarian to anyone who wants a G Dheadache. E 1 . .- L, JOHN- PACKER,. leave my' ability, iii basketball to all the. future stars at Ross. l, DON PATTON, leave my will power to reform to. any naughty little boy. J . ' 1,- BILL -PHILLIPS, leave my ability -td leave home 'at 8:36 and get,to school by 8:40, to anyone who can beat my Chevrolet. l, JIM STOKLEY, 'leave ,my quiet mamiet to Charlotte Moore. 5 A A I . l,. JEAN TOLLEY,'leave my ability te, ga steady for three years 'with the same person to Patty McCreadie. u I, JUNE TOLLEY, leave, but will con- tinue to go on one date a week with Louie. I, SHIRLEY TOLLEY, leave Judy, my horse, to the glue factory. l, NANCY WHITE, leavy my cast to Mercy Hospital. They can keep it. ' I, BERNICE WILHELM, leave my ability to play basketball to Faye Etta Glaub.
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