St Paul High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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III. 55 ILL III' 1941 We, the undersigned, being of sound mind and deemed capable of receiving our sheep-skins this year of Our Lord, 1941, think it only fitting and proper that we should bequeath to the inferior underclassmen, our various virtues, attributes, and strong points, that they may be able to carry on the work so well begun by the one and only class of its kind, the Seniors of 1941. We do hereby bequeath, without any claims thereto, the following, our greatest personal treasures! To the Juniors our Senior dignity. To the Sophomores our intelligence, and to the Freshmen our good humor. I, MARY KEIL, will My height to Mary Ellen Price, My front desk to Bill Bott, My ideas of a good time to Pat Ormsbee. I, JACK TINKLE, will My fiery temper to Bob Sisk, ' My love of reading to Helen Mott, My teasing ability to Jack Brooks. I, MARY YOHLER, will My pleasing disposition to Mary Bunker, My love of sincere friends to Ann Mangia, My ability to read Shorthand to Barbara Jo Lambour. I, EUGENE MEDLIN, will My basketball ability to Lefty Datzman, My charming disposition to Rosie Latendresse, My aft of kicking to Virginia Ormsbee. I, MARY FRIESE, will My day-dreaming to Pee Wee Wheeler, My appreciation of long walks to Pat Britt, My knack of borrowing to Mary Peffer. I, BOB STANLEY, will My ability of getting into trouble to Kenny Rosen. My height to Jean Lees, My clod-hoppers to Paul Sharon. I, MARIE GORMAN, Will My love of the color red to Phyllis Beaupre, My curly red hair to Mary Sewall, My bright red finger-nail polish to Pat Bailey. Page 12

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MARIE GORMAN Young Ladies' Soclalityg Basketball, '38, '39, C.Y.O.g O.A.T.g O.G.A. I'm not .viuw-I jus! Yuki' my fimc'. JOSEPH RADEMAKER Editor Paulist, '41, Editor Spotlite, '40, Class President, '38, Basketball, '39, '40, '41, Roskin Tro- phy Winner, '40, C.Y.O. A lilfli' l10IlS!'lIXl' now und ibm is rvlisbrd by fbi' lzvsl of Nll'71. .CATHERINE GORMLEY Assistant Editor Paulist, '41, Class President, '4Og Class Vice-President, '38g Young Ladies' Sodalityg Basketball, '38, '39, C.Y.O.g O.A.T.g O.G.A. A genial girl wilb a gift of gain.

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I, BILL STOVER, will My mechanical ability to John Sharon, My ability to keep quiet during study period to Bob Kelley, My knack of chewing gum without getting caught to Englebert Herman I, BETTY JEAN HITSMAN, will My love for blonds to Joan Gartland, My ambition to accomplish big things to Phyllis McGreevy, My figure to Gwendolyn Corby. I, JACK PEFFER, will My football physique to Jimmie Woods, My love of Shakespeare to Mary Ann Hipskind, My way with the women to Jimmie Stover. I, CATHERINE GORMLEY, will My dancing ability to Dick Shaw, . . D My ability to be on time for school to Denny . Delph, My ability to make friends to Dorothy Paulic. I, BOB HARBER, will 9 My curly hair to Carl Klaenhammer, My love of loud socks to Jimmy Garber, My ability to make speeches to Martha Garber. I, MARY GOFF, will My blue eyes to Jane Herman, My back seat by the radiator to Margaret Orr. My love of skating to Peggy Behr. I, JOE RADEMAKER, will My many combs to Paul David Devitt, My dignified way of dress to Phil Rice, My gift of gab to Walter Pevas. I, BETTIE WOOD, will My love of cherry lip-stick to Rosemary Hannon, My love of high heels to Carolyn Mott, The headache of helping to write this Class Will to my lovable sister, Mary Wood. Having stated our bequests, we, the Seniors, before the proper witnesses set our seal and signature to this document. WITN ESSES: SIGNED: Betty I-Iitsman Mary Goff Mary Keil Jack Tinkle Mary Yohler Eugene Medlen Jack Peffer Mary Friese NOTARY PUBLIC: Bettie Wood, Lawyer Bob Stanley Marie Gorman Bill Stover Catherine Gormley Bob Harber Joe Rademaker Page 13 I