Sharonville High School - Sigma Rho Yearbook (Sharonville, OH)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1948, of Sharonville High School, being of unlimited knowledge and immeasurable talent,do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: To the faculty we leave, and that's enough. To the School Board we will with great reluctance, our old candy wrappers, and our slightly used bubble gum, which can be easily found under any chair or desk, to say nothing of our well-worn books, that we have used only on special occasions. We extend to our parents our thanks for the co-operation and advice, which has gotten us out of many a jam, these past four years To the Juniors we bestow the title 'S6HlOTS'Q and with our deepest sympathy and profound regrets our civics books, maps, pamphlets, and Time magazines that are sure to take up any leisure time you might have To the Sophomores we bequeath our quiet co-operation in class Who's kidding who??? To the Freshmen we give our sincere hope that they will have as happy a high school career as we have engoyed And now Wlast but not least' our own personal bequests Don Bennett leaves h1s mischievous brown eyes and innocent expres sion to Mary Marquardt Merrill Berchtold gives his abillty to make more nolse 1n study hall and accompl1sh less than anyone else to Mary Dell Hesse Robert Chapman hlnts, that he would like to will his regular school attendance to Ann Williams 'Knock'em down, drag'em out', Merrill Davis, wills to Jack Chalk his pol1cy to plow through a football formation You'll find 1t's much easier than crawling through, Jack To Mr Gower, Bill Emmons would like to give h1s perpetual crew haircut and brlght red sweaters Now you can be the football hero, Mr Gower Joyce Gruber presents her soprano vo1ce to Paul Fath We feel that, with this generous gift, Paul will go far ln the world or music Erval Hamm wills his slow leisurely manner and his many feminine admirers to Carl Hendrlx Jean Hamm leaves her well worn blue jeans and faded plaid shirts to Geneva Henize, w1th the hope that Geneva will get as much wear from them as Jean has To Mary Bender, Verl1ss Hamm has DIOmlSBd her po1sed and dignified to it George hotz contributes his courteous ways to so many of the under classmen who might find them a new experience Mildred Norton wills her warm smlles and sunny d1SpOS1ti0H to Ruth Hines Russel Quackenbush would llke for Miss Story to have his happy carefree attitude toward life in general manner. Take it easy at first,Mary,so we can slowly become accustomed