In a romantic state of mind, I, Vernon Onions' Schweitzer, leave all my mad love affairs to Betty Farrell. I. Thomas Haas, feeling as lifeless as usual, leave to John Mika my ability to play nothing but the radio. I, Joan Schreiber, feeling quite glamorous, leave my bangs to Ovella Sweet. I, Herbert Oleson, in a mean mood, leave all of my villainous roles to James'Beasley and William Winters, thinking the parts fit them. I Jill Patterson, feeling like the cat who has just eaten the canary, leave to Irene Baker my position as a teachers' pet. I. Latitia Butler, feeling a little sorrowful, leave to cheerleader, Elaine Johnson, the responsibility of cheering up Don Nelson after I leave school. Feeling as though my head was a spinning top, I, Joe Koshnick, will my curly hair to Lee Olson, providing he keeps it combed as nicely as I. I John Metro, feeing muscle bound, between the ears, do leave my physique to Joe Neal. I Betty Dumbsky, feeling quite pleased, leave my shorthand and typing ability to Roberta Thornburg and Clarence Raab. In an exasperating mood. I, Richard Laudeman, leave to Lloyd Turpin, knowing he needs it, my map of Chicago. I, James Thompson, feeling exceedingly windy, leave to Joe Justice all of my notes for my pointless arguments. I Louise Wallace, feeling quite spry, leave my dov-ing ability and everything that goes with it to Robert Wigley and Marjorie Ludders. I, Paul Bohney, in a benevolent state of mind, leave to Jeanette Lemieux and Gloria Manter my pleasing personality and good manners (sometimes). I Mary Alice Fox, in an undescribable mood, leave my easily spelled name to William Pozezanoc and Marilyn Pfieffer. Feeling quite smug, I, Glenn Ross, leave my southern drawl to Marjorie Nolan, feeling sure it will come in handy. I William McClellan, in an intelligent state of mind, leave my ableness to graduate in three and one-half years to Howard Chambers. We, Mike Kovich and Raymond Schoenbeck, leave to Vernon Schiessle and John Neyhart our ability to catch something so as to get out of school. I. James Turpin, feeling full of vim, vigor and vitality, lea re to Kenneth Halfacre my over supply of vitality, feeling sure he wll be able to use it. I Rose Schelio, feeling quite conservative, do hereby leave to James Mager my quietness, knowing that he could use most of it. I John Evans, quite contented with things in general, leave my ability to have a hand in every deal to Dennis Kuhn. Feeling quite woozy, I, Albert Whitey Ramsey, leave to Viola Burley my pitching ability. I, Carol Smith, feeling quite artistic, do will to Jim Govert my ability as an artist. I, Phyllis Hanit, in a flirtatious mood, do hereby give notice that to Lolita Haas, I leave my ability to wolf around until my Senior year. I, Gloria Loehmer, as I now have writer's cramp, leave my worn-out pencils to Thomas Hoernig. Feeling quite at ease. I, John Rosinko. do bequeath my casual appearance to Eugene Kuhn. I, Velma McClellan, leave to Marion Rasheta my dead-pan expression. I. Everette Burke, feeling very self-conscious, leave to Rose Popa my blushing moments. I. Eugene Quaife, leave to Dorothy Chapman, my dainty appearance. Feeling happier than usual, I, Verna Mae Dinges, leave my happy-go-lucky attitude to Ileen Hays and Richard Davis. I, Arthur Putrus, ieeling as I'd never felt I'd feel, leave my blond locks to James Cole. I, Winona Elliott knowing I have more than I'll need, leave some of my long black hair to Richard Rosinko. I, Ronald Dewes, feeling sane enough to write my last will, leave to Delores Dewes. the care and responsibility of the Dewes name. In an energetic mood, I, Kenneth Darnell, leave my position as left outfielder to Jo Ann Robbins. I Robert Bosco Miller, saying unprintable things to myself, leave to Georgianna Miterko my bruised fingers and broken nails, the results from being on the stage crew. I, Andrew Mika, being in a funny state of mind, leave to Florence Croner my worn out musical notes that I no longer use. To Miss Hruskovich, we leave these memories, which have been both cheerful and sad, of our four years together. in hopes she will cherish them as we do. To the Faculty we leave our thanks for the guidance and assistance they have given us. Page 25
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