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From top of S down: Gene Snook, Joan Mezydlo, James Bonkoski, Margaret Miller, Richard Yanus- zeski, Kathleen DePew, Mary Young, Richard Sobasky, Donna J. Delagrange, Edward Kobiela, Mae Bell Myers. WY
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Class Will We, the Seniors of 1946, of the city of Garrett, in the county of DeKalb, in the state of Indiana, make public our last will and testament before graduation. Article 1—We hereby give to Rev. Leon Pisula, our deepest thanks and sincerest gratitude for all he has done to help make our future successful. Article 2—We bequeath our gratitude to the faculty. We hope that they really do be- lieve that we mastered something. Armed with the help they have given us we feel safe in venturing forth alone. Article 3—I, Robert J. Brady, do hereby bequeath the following: To Margaret Miller, my ability to find a way out of every situation. To Jessie Salerno, my skill in Caesar and geometry. To Kathleen DePew, the right and privilege to do the wrong thing at the wrong place, and also my ability to have the wrong lesson at the wrong time. Article 4. I, Raymond Gingery, do bequeath to the following underclassmen: To Mary Young, my ability to get donations for the bazaar. To Maynard Richter, my ability to blush more often. To Ellen Miller, my ability to be conscientious in my lessons. Article 5.—I, Dorothy Ann Hoeffel, leave to the undergraduates: To Mary Ann Rothwell, my seat in Room Six. To Gene Snook, my position as assistant editor of the annual. To Mary Lou Bushong, my ability to study shorthand. To William Young, my ability to enjoy school functions. Article 6.—I, Phyllis Mezydlo, do bequeath the following possessions to the underclassmen: To Richard Sobasky, part of my height. To Edward Kobiela, my ability in making speeches. To Elizabeth Zecca, four enjoyable years at S. J. H. To Virginia Steigmeyer, my experience as chairman of noon lunches. Article 7—I, Norbert Muzzillo, do bequeath to the following classmates: To Mae Bell Myers, my ability to dance. To Richard Yanuszeski, my ability to play cards. To Bernard Muzzillo, my ability to get here on time every day, and not to miss any days of school. Article 8.—I, William Steigmeyer, do hereby bequeath to my unfortunate classmates: To John Ed Virden, my studious outlook. To Sharon DePew, my faculty of substituting a smile for my home work. To Robert Steinmetz, my ability of getting to school on time. Article 9.—I, Ruth Wilson, leave the following: To Joan Mezydlo, my ability to stay home. To Joan Carlin, my well worn and much used chemistry book. To Donna Jean Delegrange, my expert typing ability. To James Bonkoskie, my position as editor of the annual. 1]
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