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eu wdt We the Senior Class of Sheridan High School, being ourselves and having full possession of our well-balanced minds at this time; hereby do publish and endorse this document as our last will and testament,—hoping that we have made a peaceful and equitable settlement with our guidances and our institution of learning. We as the graduating class do bequeath the following to our lesser mortal friends, namely, the underclassmen. To the Freshmen we bequeath our well-known nerve which they will need in next years so they will not be bullied by the teach- ers . To our friends the Sophomores, we leave our patience as the means by which they can endure the Juniors. To the Juniors we leave all our advice gained from decisive wars and experience as to the right method to follow in choosing class rings, motto, colors, flowers, and the announcements so that no one will be killed in the conflicts. To the faculty we leave the admittance of our ignorance and the congradulation on ever driving any knowledge into our heads. Also we leave a box of headache pills to be distributed on the basis of need. Individually we bequeath the following: I, Ella May Steiner, leave all my extra kick-a-poo-joy- juice to Genevieve Claypool. I, Mary Ellen Hodges, leave all my troubles to Marlene Trentmen. I, Vella Riley, leave my cheer leading ability to anybody who wants it. I, Mary Jo Braach, and I Dorothy Burnett, leave High School, Thank Heavens I I, Flora Spring, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to Aldene Robinson. I, Gene Hanson, leave my parking spots to Jerry Berke. I, Lorraine Johnson, leave my Journalism assignments to the next year’s class. I, Beth Stone, leave my talkativeness to Donna Battle. I, Norma Jean Surface, leave my ability to get a guy to Pat Maloney. I, Betty Alice Mayo, leave all my test answers to Joan Wright. I, Norman Schulz, leave my basketball ability to Joe Tezak. I, Bebe Gemmell, leave my typing ability to Gerry Shaffer. I, Betty Hansen, leave my height and stature to Pat Ehlers. I, Herbie Hansen, leave my wit to Clinton Burnett. I, Dean Barney, leave my deck of cards to Billy Kaatz. I, Larry Preston, leave my brains to Benny McKenzie. Peggy Kendall, leave my sentimentality to Donna Wudel. I, Elias Hunt, leave my curly hair to Douglas Elser. I, Danny Baker, leave my ability to get out of town girls to Charlie Perkins. I, Jim Kaatz, leave my leadership ability to Donald Elser and Jim Spring.
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