South Zanesville High School - Conatus Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

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ITEM X: To next year ' s senior class we leave the rio:ht to enter the dlpnlty of the realm of the senior class. ITEM XI: To the girls of the school, we leave the ritiht to ask dumb questions; we leave with them the additional rlpht to use class rooms for beaut parlors, ITEM XII: To the oncoming Junior Class we leave the right to treat the next year ' s senior class with as much disrespect as they have shown us, ITEIvI XIII: The members of the senior class, brine: of a lnd and forr- ' lvlng nature, wish to endow certain UJ der- classmen with some priceless possessions, FIRST: I, Louise Barker, leave Mary Cooper the right to the next best boy In Phllo, P. S, Mary, I have the best one, Earl Bradley, SECONT ' : I, Betty Shook, leave my gift to go.b to Lenora Gibson. THIRD: I, Jack Kackley, leave my bashfulness to Jack Prlt chard, FOURTH: I, Ray France, leave to Chot England my jitter- bugging Ability. FIFTH: I, Virgil Matthews, leave to Russell Gibson my book, V hy I Am A Woman Hater. SIXTH: I, Forrest Gr nt, leave to Laurabel Scott the right and privilege of running around the school as she pleases, SEVENTH: I, Marjorie Wagner, leave to Wanda} FAuley the memory of John Townlng, EIGHTH: i, John Townlng, leave my title, All County, to Earl Thomas, .laNTH: I, Mary Jane Collins, leave Joe Wolfe for the general betterment of the school. He ' s the cream of the crop, TENTH: I, Evr Belle Barker, leave to Elolse Garrett ray book, Shall I Marry or Remain a S iinstor? ELEVENTH: I., Arthur Nelson Burchett, leave the right to play ball with the girls at noon to Elmer Loveberry Ball, TWELFTH: I, Pauline Falres, will to Betty ' Slmoral my ability as a papor-hanger. It gives you marvelous, results, THIRTEENTH: I, Esther Thomas, leave to Don Yarger my singing ability. FOURTEENTH: I, Joy Schoflcld, le-ve my bold ways to Kathleen Stanley, FIFTEENTH: I, Mary Tipton, leave my sorrow at parting from the de.-ir school and schoolmates. I extend most of my sorrow at parting to one Junior hoy, Errl Thomas, SIXTEENTH: I, Esther Jean Riley will my cute giggling to Mildred James. SEVENTEENTH: I, Betty Hr.rkness, will to Junior Kroft my own little self.

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We are r roud to saj- that this class is the largest one yet to gr ' duate from the South Zanesville High School, nnd we belit-- ve it it the bept. ' Ve hope that the future events will Drove true the statement th ' t ours is a class of which we can honestly be Droud. — Esther Jean Riley CLASS WILL We, the class of 1940, orr ' inst the exTores ' u?d wishes of the censors a.nd i ublishers, hereby make ' - ublic this, our last will .nd testament) the ■■ urpoos of which is to take off our hands our various possessions and virtues, which have accumu- lated in great abundance for the last four years. Ite:ii I: To our beloved Alma i ' later, we l--ave the right to produce a class with as much resnect and obedience as the class of l ' =i40i Item II J To Hr. Reynolds, our superintendent, we leave the meinory of Forrest G-rant, with whom he had numerous diff- erences of o- ' - ' inloni We all know th ' t great minds differ Item III: To Mr. 3. L. Perry and i. ' iss Taylor we leave • joint, lifetime subscription to Better Homes and G-ardens, Itenri IV: To Coach Paul Xirke we leave fei lifetime sup-oly of Alka Seltxer Item Yi To Mr. Scott we leave a bright red kiddie car and a Doliceman ' s outfit. Item VI: To L ' liss Molesworth we leave a copy of How to T e axh E ngl i shi Item VII: To Kr. Ileiger we leave the ' exclusive right to use the ohrase, Mo ' v hush nowj Item VIII: To Miss Tannehlll, we leave the right to -clan •1 r-:al house instead of just drea houses. Item IX: To the faculty, whom we all sincerely reopect ' .nd obey, we leave our deen a-ODreclation v;ithout nualms or prejudices.

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EIGHTEENTH: I, Francis Gibson, leave my ability to con- trol women to Clarence Patterson, NINETEENTH: We, Verna Sweet and Dorothy Hooper leave our undyin f riendshiri to Jean Allen and Fern ' .Swingle, T ' ' ENTIL:TH : I, Beatrice Reynolds, leave to Rachel Kackley a cooy of my favorite son s:, Wishin?-, TV: ' ENTY-FIRST : liy love affairs, I, Catherine IIc- Q,ulllan, will to Colene cuckley, P. S, Colene, don ' t take Jack for granted, TV. ' SNTY- SECOND : I, Marilynn McClelland, leave my abil- ity as the best cheerleader in the count,-, to Donna Diete- rich, TWENTY- TKI RD : I, Mary France, wil . to Eetty Jean Mendenhall my straight hair, TV ENTY-FOURTK : I, Arthur Steed, will to Chet England my neat appearance. ITEIvI XIY: From all of us who go, to a].l who remain, a message of love, success, and happiness. In testimony vhercof, we have hereunto sot our hands and seal in the presence of each other. -frr ' LijL.U T y r- r - President 7;y . : ...J;|V;Jvice Pres, A-.A-rA.,. ' ' : L -y ' S e c r e t ary r(,( T reasurer ' ?2lc22 Si i l ss Advisor r t -iCZ- , « asc: Attorney THE PAGES OF THE CLASS WILL ARE SPONSORED BY SEARS, ROEBCCK AND COI ANY