Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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CLASS WILL W© the class of 1949, hereby make our bequeaths: To th© faculty « extend our greatest thanks for their patience and help in pulling us through these last four years. To the Juniors we bestow all the nistakos, blunders, iand errors committed by us in this last exciting year. We make the following individual bequeaths: Constance Seibert bestows her hugh appetite to Mary Lee Grams. Joe Slick wills his Charles Atlas physique to Robert Gainer. Annabolle Graybill receives Jean Pryor's one- man interest. Daniel Pike be3tov3 all Ms cur troubles to Richard Bikle. Raymond Hershberger grants his basket ball ability to Charles Pitz. Gerald Brown bestows his henpeckness to Jack Cline. Nancy Dwyer wills her daily visits to the office to Peg Reechor. Johanna Moyer wills her tiny figure to Kay voore. Marlene Winders bestows her flirting ways to Gloria Kendall. Evelyn Schroyer grants her winning ways to Fay Clever. Nancy Jacques bestows her loud voice to Pat Benchoff.Carole Ferguson's quiet ways go to Peg Fishack. Leslie Leathers leaves his corny jokes to the High News. Walter Dayhoff be- stows his squeeky voice to Charles Gardenhour. Gene Cowan gives his arguing ability to Frank Harris. Mary Coss grants her typing ability to Shirley Dwyer. Tom Henry wills his wavy hair to Donald Kline. Barbara- Potts leaves her choice of literature to Jack Bowman. Ralph Heck wills his ability to get a woman to Richard Gardenhour. Dick McCrea leaves his muscles to Shrimp Tons. Barbara Bowman wills her French ways to Joyce Brown. Elaine Harbaugh bestows her melancholy face to Shirley DeWees. Janet Kipe grants her old maid ways to Mary Jane Fahnestock. Dorothy Fritz's waitress skill goes to Sarah Newcomer. Francis Bishop grants all her male acquaintances to Roberta Hershberger. Leroy Shockey's bashfulness goes to Joann Greenaw lt. Georgia Brown leaves her sweet disposition to Jean Rowe. Douglas Moyer surrenders his popularity with the girls to Curtis Wolfe. Pat Wendland receives Helen Mowdy's love for the service men. Charles Newcomer grants his soprano voice to Donald Bachtell. Harold Gift's technique with girls goes to Richard Bender. Glenn Bachtell wills his music ability to Miss Port. Janet Ridenour, Betty Grams, Vera Jones and Margaret Himes let their love quarrels to Lorraine Davis. V