South Hagerstown High School - Quidnunc Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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Lasf Will and Tesfamenf We, Jean Shadrach and Ann Bartlett, being of sound???? mind, do hereby bequeath to Carolyn Key and Barbara Currie our seats in English class and the right for Mrs. Guyton to catch us talking by peeping at us under the television set. I, Robert H. Weller, being of sound mind and in full possession of my faculties, do hertby bequeath my hot Olds to Earl Schlotterbeck on the condition that he make better grades than l. I, Joy Tanner, will my smallness to the Rebels. I, Ronald Butts, will my seat in S.A.T.B. to a junior who likes to make me laugh. I, Barbara Locke, will all my mixed days in chemistry to any junior who takes the subject. I, David Ridenour, will all my senior English teachers to the best looking freshman in the freshman class, S.F. We, the girls of the Einsteir1's Corner in the 3rd period chemistry class-- Linda Royston, Patsy Tabler, JoEIlen Monroe, Laurie Dudley, Linda DeLauder, Sandra Couchman, and Judy lseminger--being of sound mind, do bequeath our seats to any junior girls who are unfortunate enough to get stuck in a chemistry class of all boys. I, Judith Ann Horn, will my yawn in problems of democracy class to anyone who gets more than eight hours sleep at night. I, Beverly Spielman, being in full charge of my facilities, will my beaten up typewriter to a future senior, Elizabeth Palmer. I, Judy Vickers, bequeath to Jean Goodyear my shorthand classbook and typing folder with the hope that she will do a good job with them. Best of luck, Jean. I, Laurie Dudley, will all my good times in my senior year to any senior girl next year who is lucky enough to have four wonderful and nutty friends as I have. I, Judy Cahill, will my membership in the Mutual Admirotion Society to anyone who thinks they have four wonderful friends like l found in my senior year. I, also, will my seat in homeroom to anyone who hates to walk in late every morning but just can't get up out of bed. Having again found hope, we, Judith Ann Horn and Annabel Welsh, will our seats on the first rocket to the moon to anyone who is mad at the world. I, Carol Sofko, will my French book, chemistry book, journalism book, P.O.D. book, and my English book to those unlucky enough to receive them. We, Jean Shadrach and Ronnie Kershner, will our loquacious midnight telephone sessions to any future seniors suffering from insomnia and having tolerant parents. I, Gale Louise Sweeney, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my long name plus my nickname of Luiga to anyone who has space enough on his paper to write it. l, Peter Nicklas, will my high heeled, open toed, sequin, slingback combat boots, my sequin hairnet, and my fur-lined egg beater to Thelma Mae Potterseby, I, Ella Mae Brandt, claiming to be of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my seat in chemistry class to anyone brave enough to fill it, We, Judith Ann Horn and Annabel Welsh, will our girlish crushes on two masculine faculty members to anyone who is lucky enough to have the handsome brutes. I, Sonja Jones, will my seat in Mr. Smoltz's chemistry class to any lucky senior who is fortunate to get a teacher like him. Page I 20

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Lasf Will and Tesfamenf Continued I, Beverly Vance, hereby will my seat in P.O.D. to my sister, Donna Vance if she is lucky enough to get a teacher like Mr. Spigler When she becomes o senior. I, Becky Goetz, hereby will my seat in Mrs. Hamory's home economics class to any lucky junior fortunate enough to get her next year. I, Jean Shadrach, will my fondness for singing hillbilly music throughout the school corridors and annoying classes to any future senior who can afford to buy eormuffs for the occupants of those classes. Roxanna Neikirk and Hannah Nicklas will their locker door to Con- fidential Magazine. I, Louise Barnhart, do hereby will my seat in Mr. Spigler's P.O.D. class to my sister, Betty Jayne. I, Nancy Mellot, bequeath my seat, eraser, and typewriter to my sister, Judy, if she is brave enough to accept it. I, Nancy Minnich, will to Connie Jones all the fun I had making life miserable for certain sophomores. I, Alice Grove, do hereby will those freezing breezways to anyone healthy enough to go through them without sometimes catching a cold. I, Betty Jo Barger, will my stuffed animals to Mrs. Bitner and my grades to any junior who wants them. Dolores Marquiss and Roxy Neikirk hereby will the I937 Dagmar to anyone who desires a year-round, air-conditioned wreck. I would like to pass on to Ben Wade my vast knowledge of trigonometry and solid geometry--Ellsworth Bowles. We, Jerry Hess and Richard Hykes, will our happy sixth periods at Richardsons Snack Bar to anyone on the '58 Quidnunc who has a '49 Ford. I, Bob Cionelli, will all the wonderful times I had necking in the halls to any boy fortunate enough not to get caught. I, Bobby Burger, will my fondness for singing The Old Grey Mare to anyone who gets her. I, John Ott, will my sports car to anyone who has a warped mind and is a maniac behind the wheel like me. I, Norma Jean Hull, will the saying of You're too littIe to Tommie Ecton to use on the under classmen of next year. Barbara Rouzer and Dolores Marquiss do hereby will their I6 tons and high school tardiness to anyone with a kind face. We, Beverly Wagaman, Wilma Showe, Judy Hoover, and Elizabeth Sterling, will our back seats in psychology class to anybody lucy enough to get them. We, Lorraine Miner, Ann Stouffer, Ann Moore, and Judy Vickers, do hereby will our tic tac toe boards to anyone fortunate enough to make senior English. We, Beverly Wagaman, Wilma Showe, and Judy Hoover, will our seats in bookkeeping class to anybody lucky enough to get them. We, Jean Shadrach, Barbara Locke, and Ann Bartlett, will our positions as Advertising Manager of the Quidnunc , Assistant Advertising Manager, and Assistant Advertising Manager, respectively, to any juniors who would enjoy contending with a roudy advertising staff, missing scads of classes, and, in general, having a lot of fun. I, Donald Rice, will all the days that I missed French class to Bill Helmer who really doesn't need them. Page l2I