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-------------M ECH o ES ----f----------W Documents. . . Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1940, known as the wise crackers , do here- by will, and bequeath to our teachers and future trouble makers, the fol- lowing: Mr. Branstetter: a pair of gloves to prevent callouses on his hands when trying to knock out misbehaviors. Mr. Hausser: the ability to see two sides of a question. Miss Deemer: the menu of a strict diet for streamlined ages. Miss Millisor: the girls' basketball suits to keep as souvenirs. Mr. Pees: the chance to get leaped foru by the fairer sex. Mr. Mossman: the privilege to discard his Willys Miss Rule: the Senior memories of her first year of teaching. Miss Long: the well behaved study halls and classrooms. Miss Fritz: all the boys' sling shots. Mr. Shackelford: the ability to agree with referees. Mr. Collins: the chance to grow up. Mr. Baker: his radio program to- last for a whole hour instead of thirty minutes. Miss Becker: the tact of making kids act like kids. Miss Enss: th-e same artistic ability for which we have always known her. Mr. Tleegarden: the ambition to become a real farmer. Dorothy Hassett wills her pretty hair to Carol Lanning. Bette Miller wills her vim, vigor, and vitality to Mary Purdy. Kenny Kill wills his height to Jack Roth. Vera Rohrbach wills her love for jitterbuggingn to Mary Fenneman. Bill Hooker wills his Chieftain ability to Bruce Hanley. Betty Gaberdiel wills her whispl willolwnessn to Margeme Crow. Bob Bowersock wills his baseball ability to Frank Mueller. Lauretta Goodwin wills her way of being aware of men to Laurabelle Wright. Dan Hampshire wills his sports ability to Eugene Greer. Mary Wilson wills her way with men to- Joerdis G-rifiin. Dean Reed wills :his warbling ability to Clarence Zimmerman. Jane Cochrun wills her intelligence to Cole Imler. Henry Miller wills his winning personality to Bill Steiger. Jane Eisley wills her bashfulness to Ruth Jones. Clayton Protsman wills his cave-man appearance to Bob Mullenhour. Rosemary Dillon wills her originality and personality to Carolyn Place. Raymond Seibert wills his quick innocent blush to Tom Dillon. Jean Evans wills her romantic eyes to Vera Paglow. Dick Kelly wills his ability to be the life of the party to Vernon Metzger. rioioicvicvicvloioioioioi 101011 Pig! 15 o1o1o:o14x:cs14s1oi4ri1r1fri1rioicvic 92?
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