Scioto Township High School - Sciotonian Yearbook (Commercial Point, OH)

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' ' A lu r -zzziiiiggzzu-ifgszxnnn 4-n:qg22In-zqgifilnurggy'I 7 THE CLASS WILL I We, the seniors 'of the class of l942,Sc1oto i Township High School, Commercial Point, Pickaway County, Ohio, do will and bequeath to our lower classmates of Scioto Township School all our priv- y ileges and possessions at said school, as enumer- f ated herein: 1 2 To the oncoming senior class we do bequeadz our senior home rooms-the front section of the as- v sembly hall. f ' y To the Junior Class we, the class of '42 be- f queath our musical and scholastic abilities. . To the Sophomore Class the seniors leave the J opportunity to present successful class plays. y To the Freshmen Class we leave the task of at- y tending school for three more long years. John Beatty wills his love for literature and 3 other subjects to Jay Goldhardt. J Elwin Beavers wills his ability to play bas- ketball to Harold Hoover. A Dolores Beavers wills her blonde hair to Q Dwight Williams. , F Gladys Bowshier wills and bequeaths her title 3 Valedictorian and ner artistic, commercialistlc, and scholastic ability to Betty Jeanne Krieger. 3 . Harry Bowshier wills his title nSalutatorian,' X his scholastic ability, typing ability, and editonr l ship of the school paper and annual to Vivian Wil- 3 son and Esther Lawless. Q Warren Dennis wills to Francis Martin his X ability to keep the good will of the teachers and N to skip classes. ', 1 Mack Drake willsi to Bernice Willoughby his if so-called bashfulness. Q To Patty Dennis, Glenn Haughn wills his abil- Q ity to sleep through classes. Helen Hinton wills her slim figure to Doris 2 Walters. 'I I Dale Martin wills to Billy Neal his boldness V in talking back to the teachers.. Q Pearl Melvin wills his acting ability in all plays to Dan Fleming. in L -2llIqZ.::alnyZ .::lllli 'xxx W Xiil' - A xis

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Kcontinuedl Gladys is a well-beloved lassg She would be a leader in any And Harry's scholastic name class. Has won for our school, county-wide fame. Sonny-boy Elwin, we girls won't berateg He likes us so much, he oan't concentrate. And long-legged Warren, so easy and slow Hefs the kind of a fellow we beau. As for a like for a he-man, there's Ovid, no less Tall, handsome,nand shy Cor sly, I guess! They call John Tick , but I can't see why, He always will be the right kind of guy. Slap happy Max has wit and is clever, When he feels in the mood, he can work with endeavor. Geneva walks in all her pride, With stately beauty by her side. Lyle is loyal and steadfast too, He works on and on and is never throughg Mack will always be the same We've known these four years Our basketball stars we like Timmons and Beavers are just s00d suv, in Scioto Hi. to boast country folks, Beatty and Dennis from town do come, But all played together and won and won. And here's to the chief editors, Gladys and Harry, May they produce many editions if they ever marry, We Seniors thank them for the trouble they took To produce this masterpiece, And so has ended all our fun, our yearbook. Our four year race has now been run, We look ahead, and this is our view-- nSo little done--So much to do,N --Helen Hinton

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fcontinuedl Isabel McGhee wills her poise and quiet nature to Louise Price. ' Leora Belle Nano wills her piano playing in the orchestra to Lounell Finch. Max Neal wills his ability to play the Eb horn to Ivan Schooley. He also wills his vocal ability to Bill Dechert. Billy Painter wills his weight to Joan Bucklew Geneva Shoaf wills her dates and studious inclinations to Beatrice Willoughby. To Nancy Green, Leota Sprouse wills her clar- inet playing. Bertha Sutton wills her love for the boys to Bertha Painter. Ovid Timmons wills his slightly used books to Lenora Shoaf. Lyle Walters wills his four years of science and good behavior in school to Frank Boyd. Richard Willoughby wills his beautiful tenor voice to Don Ehmann. ' The senior basketball players--Elwin Beavers, John Beatty, WarrenADennis, Ovid Tim ons, Dale Mar- tin, Pearl Melvin, Glenn Haughn, Richard Willough- by, and Max Neal--will their playing ability to the oncoming freshmen. We, representing the said graduating class, da set our will, this twentieth day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred forty-two. --Leota Sprouse SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TESTS Three seniors--Gladys Bowshier, Harry Bowshieq and Max Neal--took the Senior Scholarship Tests given at Circleville, March 289 1942. Forty-five seniors in the county took the tests. Seniors who took the tests were students who ranked in the up- per forty per cent of their class. The tests in- cluded history, mathematics, grammar, literature, and current events. We were proud to hear that Harry ranked eighth in the county. Gladys and Harry placed first and second respectively in the English IV Selection Tests.a1so.