Salem Township High School - Finish Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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asseezseeseeasteaseeasareeafeeezseaasaseeaseasezaezaeeeaizseeaeeaseeeee+af,eeee+stezaeeteeee CLASS WILL The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1948 We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty eight, County of Wyandot, State of Ohio, being adjudged sound of mind and memory, do make public and - declare this our last will and testament. To the Juniors, we bequeath our place of dignity, our good looks, our charm- ing manncrs, and our stateliness, provided they make good use of our example. To the Sophomores, we bequeath the responsibility of continuing all the good habits displayed by all Seniors. 5 ' To the Freshmen, we bequeath three more years in which to think. I, Winifred Davidson, do hereby will my example of always looking up to Margery Koehler. I, Shirley Frank, do hereby will my example of quietness to Phyllis Binau. I, Saloma Frank, do hereby will my place in Home Ec. to Sue Rowe. I, Rosella Kear, do here-by will the good advice of not having every night dates to Berdine Weaver. I, Joe Logsdon, do hereby will my sleeping quarters in chemistry class to Darrel Park. I, Evelene Moses, do hereby will my place as Class poet to Bobby Walter. We, Reva Orians and Bill Schmidt, do hereby will our positions as co-editors to Richard Gottfried and Clara Thiel. I, Jeanette Schmidt, do hereby will my place as handyman to all teachers and everyone. I, Mary Ellen Schmidt, do hereby will my place as cheerleader to Grace gear. fx I, Leo Swartz, do hereby will my job of throwing erasers in bookkeeping class to a Sophomore boy. I, Gaylord Trautman, do hereby will my habit of going to Sycamore to Ralph Orians. I, Joan Weaver, do hereby will my seat No. 4 in any room to Mary Alice Dible 'for its inspiration in making 10072 in recitation work. , I, William Weaver, do hereby will my art of supplying humor in English Class to Jim Shumaker. Witnesses: Reva Orians Bill Schmidt. g e Mary Ellen Schmidt Jeanette Schmidt

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I am content to move on in ' ' I h h Quiet y s e lyvendsx er SJENIORS OF 1948 Gaylord Trau Ima n GayIie my own way. A ' F Tig if 5: Y? 552' fz- 4 ., , it . it fs.. , tu . -,.i , fi : Shirley Frank Shirley A quiet, unobtrusive Iass. Evelene Moses . Evie way. Joan Weaver llJoll 1 A maiden fair, whose real worth needs no interpreter. Saloma Frank ' ' Salome She speaks. not an unnec- essary word. I 1 W William Weaver ll illll B What's work when pure xfun is concerned? P.

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Rosella Kear Rosle She doth well who does her best. Leo Swartz Peanut He who travels alone trav- els farther and faster. Mary Ellen Schmidt Smitty Music washes away the ' lust of everday life! William Schmidt' ,, D sin r Just a mighty good scout. n Winifred Davidson Wini Experience is the best teacher. Jeanette Schmidt Jennie Life is a serious problem- boys, too. Joseph Logsdon Joe l Hail to the man who first invented sleep. Reva Orians Revo Why trouble trouble until trouble troubles you?