Townville High School - Memories Yearbook (Townville, PA)

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www'-' um CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Townville High School of Crawford County, in the State of Pennsylvania, in this year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-one, being of sound mind and body, that we may leave a small token in behalf of our class, give and bequeath the following: To the Junior Class we leave our ability to face difficult problems with calm and assured intelligence. To the Sophomore Class we will our determined efforts to make the next two years the happiest and most worth while of their school life. ' To the Freshman Class we leave our ability to make a clean and fulfilled record to leave behind them when their fourth year has come to a close. f rife the entire student body we bequeath our admiration for the worth while things o 1 e. Many of the members of the class have been kind enough to share some of their many possessions and talents to the underclassmen, with their sincere hope that they will be appreciated. Ralph Berlin wills his athletic ability and unusual physique to Ralph Herron. Harlan Drake leaves his ability to get the best of an argument with Miss Naser, to Henry Yochum. Leah Proper wills her secret for blonde hair to.Nancy McKay. Gaylord Yochum leaves his ability to consistently keep his hair standing on edge to Gene Markley. Helene Raybuck leaves her optimistic views to anyone who desires them. Beatrice Culver leaves her technique of getting letters from the navy-or the army-to Cathryn Galford. Raymond Ghering leaves his acting ability to Adella Whitney. Margaret Creacraft wills her ability to flirt with the boys Cespecially tall, dark and handsome ones! to Edith Drake. Paul Leo Gregg bequeaths his vast knowledge of all subjects to Edward Werling, Mabel Smith leaves her attractive smile and coquettish ways to Helen Marovich. Edna McLaughlin leaves her good humor and carefree manner to Robert Archer. Laura Jane Clark leaves her secret of keeping slim to anyone who is fifty pounds overweight. Jeanne Durfee leaves her speaking ability to Joseph Kuberry. Alden Post wills his quiet mannerisms to Thelma Smith. Virginia Ingraham wills her ability to live up to the Tri-Hi-Y slogan to all future Tri-Hi-Y members. Martha Sterling leaves her ability to type to Juanita Hellem. Helen Edminster wills her ability as a good English student to Art Howard. Freda Mosher wills her man-hating ideas to Irene Howard. Helen Purenski leaves her natural curly hair to George Yochum. And this our last will and testament, we appoint Mr. Durfee sole executor, and in witness thereof, we, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-one, set our seal on this twenty-seventh day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-one. 14