South Whitley High School - Reflector Yearbook (South Whitley, IN)

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fx 'TI 1551 I9-9? LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1938 We, the senior class of South Whitley High School, State of Indiana, U. S. A., in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-Eight, and, having a petrified feeling that we are about to leave the Halls of Wisdom, wishing to make certain be- quests and requests to our successors, do hereby declare this our last Will and Testa- ment, revoking all wills, in full or in section, heretofore made by us. SECTION I Item 1. We, the Senior Class, as a whole wish to make the following bequests. SECTION II Item 1. To the Juniors, we leave the right to be as nonchalant as we, as Seniors have been. Item 2. To the silly Sophomores, we will the light to leave their ridiculous name be- hind next year. fSee Mrs. Ross for translation.J Item 3 To the green Freshmen, we will the right to remember that the Seniors are their superiors, and to look upon them at all times with awe. Item 4. To the Junior High, we will the right to keep the walls decorated with banners. SECTION III Item 1. To Mr. Eve, we will a book on How To Keep a Trim Waistline , Item 2. To Mr. Wright, we will a new electric razor to be used whenever he sees fit. Item 3. To Mrs. Ross, we will the right to attract more students to her public speaking class by giving those who are there better grades. Item 4. To Miss Gordon, we will a scooter to be used in patroling the library. Item 5. To Mr. Beard, we leave one copy of a book full of new and untried jokes, and also the right to win a sectional tourney. Item 6 To Mr. Howenstine, we will a Republican bulletin so that he can give unpre- judiced opinions in class. Item 7. To Mr. Sutherlin, we will the right to take a full day's vacation with the Ag- griculture boys whenever he sees fit to do so. Item 8 To Mr. Melton, we will the right to buy a new car to replace the present Model A. Item 9. To Miss Brushfield, we will the right to buy Mr. Melton's Model A in order to furnish transportation for her debaters. Item 10 To Miss Tobey, we will the right to discipline the future riotous freshmen girls. C fr C f w fx - f pf I rs X C C x 'QCD I ki kr 7 ! :Lia I f PAGE TWENTY TH REE

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fx 'BW 1851 1937 SECTION IV We, the senior class, feel that we, as individuals, have so many admirable qualities that we wish to leave some of them behind. I, Virgil Arnett, do will my '30 Chevrolet coupe to Bud Kreider, to be used only in transportation of the fairer sex. Q ?J I, Alice Geeding, do will my ability to keep a steady boy friend to Patty Striggle. I, Charles Kreider, do will my girl friend to a certain Sophomore. I, Clifford Lutes, do will my Buick to Firmer Lee, providing he uses it for trans- portation of Manchester College girls. I, Peggy Harley, do will my ability to ask silly questions in class to Max Glass- ley, and my B. B. ability to Ruby Steele. I, Edna Myers, do will my beautiful black hair and long lashes to Jeanette Beach- ler. I, Geneva Lancaster, do will my many out of town boy friends to Helen Ulrey. I, Dalton Feagler, do will my ability to argue with Gene Geist, and my liveliness to Richard Fox. I, Lucia Germann, do will my ability to speak French to Mrs, Ross. I, Corlyle Drake, will to Rex Purkey my bountiful supply of photographs of high school girls. I, Edward Myers, do will my extensive knowledge of many and varied subjects to the faculty. I, Bernita Pulley, do leave the right to primp to Bonnie Myers. I, Berniece Bayman, do will my type IB sneeze to Mr. Wright and my nick- name, Jazzy, to Robe1't Humbarger. I, Sarn ' Benner, do will my quietness to Kenneth Penn. I, Martha Fox, do will my surplus supply of freckles and a jar of freckle cream to be used in removing them, to Mable Sponhauer. I, Beulah Snell, do will my drag with the teachers to T Himes. I, Viola Wise, do will my privilege of working in the office to Alyce Smith. I, Gene Warner, do will my Dateability and the right to get my grades cut for misdemeanors to Hugh Snyder. I, Helen Norris, do will my ability to whisper to Ada Dimmock, providing she doesn't get caught. I, Mildred Van Deripe, do will my unspellable name to Kate Tschantz, I, Bill Striggle, do will my fatal attraction of women to Junior Linn. I, Berdena Ulshafer, do will my ability to take life seriously to Hannah Thomson. I, Joan Miller, do will my dancing ability to Julia Wendel, providing she improves on the same. I, Don Reeg, do will my height to the future B. B. teams. I, Winnifred Weiland, do will my spelling ability to Dale Perry. Signed the 28th day of February, 1938 by the Senior Class Notarized by that noted Republican, J. Edward Myers ffffps.- L C X g CCQCEXQ-DI! X sg, K K PAGE TWENIY FOU R