St John Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Dyer, IN)

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The Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of 1948, School of St. John Township, City of Dyer, County of Lake, State of Indiana, approaching the time of our departure, and being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath, on this 19th day of May. practically everything and anything we possess, to these unprepared and probably unwilling recipients: I, William Happy James, being in a somewhat puzzled state of mind, do will to John Reed my ability to gripe Mr. Protsman. I, James Grunewald. feeling very funny, leave to Alfred Dumbsky my giggle, which has bewildered everybody at old D. H. S. for the past four years. Feeling very generous, I, Patricia Red Smith, leave my bright fiery curls to Betty Nielsen. I. Dorothy Hill, sometimes being regarded as sane, leave the inches I haven't grown to Maureen Fagen, knowing she has desperate need of them. I Kathleen Young, feeling quite pleased at things in general, do will my happy outlook to Thelma Phillips and Ruby Mullins, knowing they will make good use of it. Feeling as quiet as usual, I, Thomas Tubby Boecker, leave to Ralph Keilman and William Cooke my quiet attitude. We, Rita Govert and Donna Ludders, leave our ability to get along with everyone to Norma Schreiber and Albert Borman. I, Patricia Schiessle, in a talkative mood, leave to Mary Delinck my crazy habits and my ability to pester Miss Sacketos. In an absent-minded mood. I, Elaine Pierson, will to Darien Ainsley my irregularity in coming to school. I, Gerald Schaafsma, feeling as I've never felt before, leave my often misspelled and mispronounced name to Donald Stark. I, Evelyn Britton, will my eternal ability to write notes, notes, and more notes to Janet Paulauski and Mary Pelachik, knowing that they will use it sparingly. In a dangerous mood. I, Eugene Creeper Little, leave my famous saying. The heck it won't fit, hand me a bigger hammer to Janice Winters. Seeming to possess all of my marbles, I, Jacquline Hauer, leave to June Budak and Earl Margraf my one-track date book. I, Frank Paulauski, feeling very reckless, do will my athletic ability to Mike Schaller, knowing he will improve upon it. 1, Marco Muggs Voich, in a carefree state of mind, do leave my towering height to Jean Higgins and Rose Marie Pfiefer hoping they will use it wisely. We, Patricia Love and Mona Sandefur, do hereby will and bequeath our years of friendship to Helen Wein, Rosemary Watcher, and Lorraine Maginot. Feeling slightly dizzy. I, Ralph Miller, leave my 1908 Cadillac to Lyndon Davis, providing he doesn't attempt to out do me by trading it in on an earlier model. I, Norma Stark, feeling as if I were flying through space, do will to Marilyn Carahoff, Oliver Kendall, and Clarence Austgen. a fractional part of my musical ability, as I have such an abundant supply. We, Julia Brys and Juanita Williams, feeling all beaten up, leave our socalled athletic ability to Donald Dugger, thinking he, and only he. might do it justice. Page 24