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mathematlcs to some poor frosh who some day hopes to go to college May he see my error before rt rs too late I Dons Henderson leave my niche 1n the library to my closest of km Charlotte Ann Rertz I Alfred Hrllegas leave some of my athletrc qualtnes to the underclassmen but all my kxller drller trarts Im takrng vuth me Ill shovy em I Helen Hunchar leave my stencrls to Anna Sokol I Tyula Johns leave my gracefulness to Jetta I Lols Johnson leave my empty chevung gum vyrapf pers to Pete Y erona I Metro Kanurk leave my cr1t1c1sm alone I Frank Karper leave my porcupme hatrcut to Charles Huha I Dons Kearney leave my votce to Paul Fleegle I Maud Kennedy leave my Irrshness to another daughter of old Ertn namely Ann Moore I Steve Kolezarrk leave my very numerous blushes to another blusher Alex Ltchvar I Nnck Kutsmeda leave my extreme traxt of bemg quret to Make Dollar 1 Fay Lambert leave my fur coat to any lover of furs I Bermce Landrs leave a few of my boy frxends to Mabel Crutchfield I Rayford Landrs leave my Ford to Mr Powell I Lloyd Lane leave my typrng for future typrsts to admrre I Mlldred Ltchvar leave my ribbons to Maurlce Tremel I Ivan Lohr leave my apple cores for the fa ulty to clean up I Edward Matusko leave my frtendllness to some of the underclassmen They need xt I Gertrude McClemens leave my regular attendance to Pete Verona May your father become truant offlcer someday I Marran McQuade leave my dazzlmg eyes for fems to use on the men folks I Andy Mehechtc leave the words l drdnt speak to Shades champxon talker I Herbert Moore leave my oratorrcal voxce to an other forceful speaker Mary Tvardztk I Mary Moore relmquxsh my pert befreckled nose to Ralph Bolgar I Dorothy Naugle leave my freckles to Albert Phllltps I Evelyn Naugle leave my well cared conffure to any one worthy of nt I Altce Nosel leave my let black halt to Edna Lmg I Julra Novotny leave a few of my dancrng steps to Edward Callahan I Yvonne Nussrallah leave at least half of my ward robe to be drstnbuted among my brunette srsters l Joe Pollock leave my reserved seat at football games to Alnce Cassndy I Nrck Prrbrsh leave my Clark Gable moustache to George Russm I Nrck Rrzak leave my well grown beard to anyone who cares to shave oftener 'The .Shacllonta I Mrke Roman leave my sleeplshness to John Yurkow I Marran Sebrmg leave my delrcate manner to anyone who cares to be femmrne I Evelyn Seger leave my posttton rn chotr to an up and coming srnger Jean Ankeney I Mary Segedy leave my posmon as rrght hand man to Mr Spangler to anyone who enjoys hard work I Anthony Sesack leave my rtght on trme attendance to late sleepers I Charles Shavs leave my escapes from detentron hall to hookey players who have had less luck I Mary Srcko leave my exqursrte cheerfulness to dull classes I Mrchael Skero leave my commumstnc speeches to Wrlbur Gearhart I Dorothy Ann Spangler fthe llttle grrl who vrasnt thereb leave the smrles from my yumor year as they were mostly among the mrssmg durrng my semor ycar I Vnctorra Sprock wrll hrbernate to the mountams leavtng behind me a trail of dust I George Stefamv leave the faculty the memory of my sophomore year I Margaret Stostck leave my excellent smgmg vorce to my slster Mary I George Svenda leave the cleanmg of the athletic equrpment to some other ambrttous soul rn search of the managershrp I Sylvia Taub leave the mvlgoratmg walk down the rallroad tracks to some other A student who wants to I Mtchael Trlrtsky leave my cuteness etc to Ralph Weyant I Andy Trtmelom hopmg someone else I Steve Udvarl leave my Pow Wow cartoons to those whom I have offended by them I Irene Varro leave more of my romantxc questrons to be asked 1n Lattn Classes So Long Toots I Jeanne Whrte leave the long road to the school house open to another commuter that Prrmser boy I Electa Whrted leave a bundle of actrvmes to be more evenly drstrxbuted next year I Lorrame Williams am all rn a drther l dont want to leave anythmg that I mnght need rn Hollywood Good bye Varl I Dan Wrlson am rn a hurry to go so I leave only a famt trarl of dust to oncommg generanons I Joe Wolonosky leave to all of the lambs nn Shade the power that once belonged to Leo I Joe Zahorchak leave my frequent arguments rn shorthand class for Mrss Lehman to unsctamble I Lloyd Ztmmerman leave my neat alvsays pressed trousers ro some one who IS not careless Careful or you may cut yourself I Nellre Zrmmers leave a vacant spot rn the heart of a noon trme pal Margaret Seymour I Jennie Zorman leave all the old dance steps to the freshmen lm off to gam new laurels I Alrce Zwrck leave my golden srlence to my brother He can make good use of rt leave the portals wrth a Boom wrll boom boom rn On the twenty first day of March Nrneteen Hundred Forty one the above named testators of the Class of 1941 subscrrbed the foregorng Instrument rn the presence of erghty flve puptls who werent there and at that trme declared thts to be therr last wtll and testament and at thexr be quest and rn therr presence fthey strll werent there remember! have attached out srgnatures or attestmg vutnesses to the sard mstrument SUPERMAN rsean FELIX THE CAT fPavxl AMOS Q SNOOT fSealJ JOEY LOUIS 1Seall 77 . 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I-fha tsltadloman Cllaaa Illlltllll We the class of 1941 in order that no preceding class will prove as eminent as ours do estab lish non co operation insure more broken desks provide more torn books promote a campaign against our unworthy successors do institute and fix firmly into the umntellectual faculties that remain in Shade our last vull and testament ARTICLE I Section I To Mr Williams we leave the relief that our grumbling voices will no more be heard Section II To Mr Swartzwelder we leave our Chem rstry I Q on one square inch of paper Section III To Mr Wepsic we leave our mathematics answers to be scrrmmaged into right answers Section IV To Mr Hostetler me leave Kolor Bak to remove traces of a new shade of hair acquired while worrying about our Somerset trip Section V To Miss Brubaker we leave new stones to be told in her classes Section VI To Mr Cable we relinquish our apple cores mashed raisins molded peaches etc etc etc Section VII To Mr Spangler we bestow an extra good pair of glasses to pick out the over abundance of fake book reports Section VIII To Mr Stahl we leave better whistlers for the sixth and seventh periods Confidenttally they were El Strnko Section IX To Mr Meyers we leave the memory of a senior retreat the seventh period Tuesday Excuse- gabbmg Section X To Miss Miller we leave loads of gits pists and aglns 1n neon lights May they remind her of the Sunshme Twms Section XI To Mr Border we leave the memory of Sunshme? Section XII To Mr Macalka we leave the unforget able October 16th our glorious victory over Windber Section XIII To Mr Shaffer we leave those detested hours in detention hall Section XIV To Miss Lehman the future no good typists May they never surpass our immortals Section XV To Mr Powell vse leave all the insects snakes and worms to be d1sected in future Biology Classes Section XVI To Miss Andes vse leave anyone who may have courage enough to surpass our artistic talent Section XVII To Miss Tully we leave the memory of the good seamstresses that she created in her short time here Section XVIII To Miss Zerbe we leave the smart alecks who think they excel our excellent cooking Section XIX To Miss McCoIly we leave an extra large music room alias shower room Section XX To Miss Maurer we leave the fortune to get as good NYA worker as she had this year Section XXI To Mr Danko vue leave a dictionary of words to keep the conversation going You have done excellent so far Section XXII To Mr Onachilla we leave the memory of our one and only boxmg champ Al Hillegas Section XXIII To Mr Kipp we leave more Tommv Harmons to make easier the task of assistant coach Section XXIV To Mr Oaks we leave the memory Section XXV To Mr Baldwin we leave a smile for Tuesdays ARTICLE II Section I To the Junior Class we leave our outstand ing trait of not being easily flattered Section II To the Sophomore Class we leave the memory of Pie ala Mode Section III To the Freshman Class we leave our friendliness courtesy and the rest of our numerous out standing characteristics Sectton IV To the eighth graders we leave the hope that in four years you will reach the ultra smartness of our class Section V To the seventh graders we leave our seats which are much too large but happy day anyway ARTICLE III I Corinne Ankeny bestow my petiteness to John Gray I Anna Banjak leave my ever faithful fountam pen to frequent borrowers I Martm Banyas bestow my ability to hold on to glamour girls to my less unfortunate brothers I janet Berkebtle leave my outstanding scholastic ability to Pete Gaydos I Anna Biconish leave my knowledge of outside af fairs to Emma Mahler I john Btelski leave my day dreaming to anyone at I Jay Brttner leave my Old Faithful fliddlej to Josephine Wagner I Alex Bobulnnski leave my handsome map to anyone who cherishes to have looks I Helen Bodensky leave my wrmkles of worry to next years Shadarrovy Editor I Lloyd Bowman leave my ability to ditch the VS to Phil Lambert a future driver I Dorothy Boyer leave my diamond to Mary Cathe r1ne Patterson I Edith Cerbarro relinquish my talkativeness to another talkative person namely June Hall at I V1rg1n1a Crutchfield leave my mirthful green eyes to my sis Mabel I Stanley Cook leave my three Shirley Temple curls to Ches I Joe Dobosh leave part of my swung to prospective yirterbuggers I Eileen Fetters leave my skirts and sweater to any one who vull dicker for them I Margaret Flack leave Shade content that I have my beau I Helen Gearhatt deposit my AAA badge in my desk drawer never to be worn agam I Virginia Ginter leave my larynx to a Freshman May more voice be produced from it I Genevieve Glovlak leave about a foot of my height to Betty Sipe I Wrnifred Gray leave some of my svueetness to the junior girls I Lois Greathouse leave the school of commerce to anyone who wants it as I am ready to try something else I james Haddow mg a Scotchman vull not leave a thing begorrah I Joseph J Hawrylak leave my mistake 1n not taking . 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Cflta Slnaelontan Sz-:mon .Saipan flfllltnaa Once again our Superxor Semor Class has Chosen the most super supers to rule the realms of Super ultra XVe present our seleenon of Mr and Mxss Superlorlty et Cetera Best Lookmg Glrl Best Lookmg Boy Frrendlxest Glrl Frmendlnest Boy 'ylost Qulet G1rl Xfost Qulet Boy Cutest Glrl Cutest Boy Best Dressed Grrl Best Dressed Boy Most Bashful Gxrl Most Bashful Boy Glrl vylth Prettlest Ha1r Boy mth Pretuest Ha1r Hardest Worker Most Popular G1rl Most Popular Boy Best Publle Speaker Most Pleasmg Personal1ty Most Talkatlve Grrl Most Talkatlve Boy Best Glrl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Class Dreamer Best Athlete Class Comed1an Grrl mth Pretnest Eyes Boy mth Pretnest Eyes Best Salesman Class Boxmg Champ Best Poet Class Sleeper Class Motor1st Cheerful Classmate Best Hookey Player Svyeetest Grrl Svyeetest Boy Best Gum Chevy er Best Natured Gxrl Best Natured Boy Class Muslcran Class Romeo Tallest Grrl Tallest Boy Shortest Grrl Shortest Boy 'X ounpest Gxrl X oungest Boy Electa Whlted Tyula Johns Alex Bobullnskx Alfred Hxllegeas Mary Srcko Dorothy Boyer Edvyard Matusko Martxn Banyas Cormne Ankeny Allee ZW1 k N1ek Kutsmeda Steve Kolezarlk Dorothy Naugle Dorothy Ann Spangler Mlke Trlntsky Rayford Landxs Yvonne Nussrallah Jeanne Whxte N1ek Pr1b1sh Lloyd Zxmmerman Evelyn Naugle Alxce Nosel Nxck Kutsmeda Andy Melech1c Lorralne W1lllamS james Haddow Lloyd Bowman Sylvla Taub Helen Bodlnsky Dorothy Ann Spangler Twrla johns Joe Hawrylak Herbert Moore Herbert Moore M1ldred Lrchvar Loxs Johnson Maud Kennedy Edlth Cerbaro Sylv1a Taub joe Dobosh Stanley Cook julxa Novotny James Haddow Mrke Roman John Blelskr Herbert Moore Alfred Hlllegas Irene Varro Steve Udvar1 joe Wolonosky Maman MeQuade Yvonne Nussrallah Martln Bany as Ivan Lohr Jay Bxttner Alfred Hlllegas Steve Udvarl Dorothy Boy er Mike Roman John Bxelskl Ray ford Land1s N1ck Rrzak Mary Sneko Fay Lambert Danlel Wxlson Charles Shavy Wlnlfred Gray Dorls Kearney Mlke T1l1ISky Lloyd Bovymai Lols Johnson Maud Kennedy Electa Whlted Lloyd Lane Joe Wolonosky jay Blttner Andy Tr1melon1 Joe Havyrylak Nxck Prlblsh Geneyreye Gloyxak Anna Bleonlsh Evelyn Seger Martm Bany as Ray ford Landrs Cormne Ankeny Margaret Stoslck Mxke Trlxtsky Frank Karper Izdlth Cerbaro Helen Hunchar Mxlse Harry George Syenda IS . U .. ' ' 1' A A A A A AA A , ' A A' ' AA AA AA A A AA 1' , 1' 1 ' 1' A A ..,, A .,.,... ..., A AA ..,. ,... A A A AA A AA ' , 1' I ,.,,. 1 lj, l e I 1 ' .,.,, A -, '- l ' v 7 7 A ' 1' A .,,. A AA AA A A 1', 1' ' AA ...., AA ,... A A AA A ' , ' ' 4 4 Y I ' ' Y ' 1 ,..... AA .... .... ..... A A AA ..., A A A A , 1 AA ........,,. .......,.. A AA ..... A .,.. ...., A .,..... A AA AA A , Y A v g I A A .,,.., ,.,.. A A A A , Y I ' ' ' A ................,..,.,....,.......,. A ,...... A A ' , A Y A ....,...,.. ..., A A .,.... .,..... ..,. A , A A 1 A I Y Y AA .......,.,. A ,.e.. .,,,. A A ..... ,.,,....,.,., A .,,. .,... A A , A A 1 Class Leader .....,..... ...., .,.....,. ,..,, ...,............. A ...................,.., ,.., A ....,....,...,.. I v a n L ohr, M1ke Skero AA A A ....,,.,,,..., ..,.,, A .,,.,.,..,, ....,.,,.....,. , , ' ' .... A A .,,.,. .,., A A. AA .A ..,,,... , v 1' ' ' r 1 A ' 7 A ,..,,.. A ..r,. AA .... .e... A 1 , 41 v I Y A ..,,.,,...., A .,.... A A ..,. A 1 , 1 1 A..,,...,. A .... AA A A .A... A A.... ...,,.... A A AA AA ' , ' ' V44 I ' ' ' Y AA A......A A AAAAAAAA A AA A A , A ' ' ' A ,..,,,...,...,.. AA AA AA A A... A A A A AA ' ' ' , ' ' 1 1 A 4 . a Y 4 ' ' 1' ............ AA ....A. A AA A AA A 1' , 1' .A A A A A. 1 A , ' A AAAAAAA A A A A A ' ' , . ' , A'.v, ,' , ' ' A ,I AA A A A , 1 ' 1' AA A AA A ' 1' , 1' ' A AAA. A .AAAAAAAA . AA AAAA AAAA AAAAAAA AAAAAAAA A A A A A 1 ' 1', ' ' 1' AA AAAAAA ' 1', ' ' , 74 A B ' 4 4 . 1 7 ,. - ' A, A A , y, A, , A A AA A 111 A J
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