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CLASS WILI We. the members of the c lass of 1913 of L’pper Arlington High Sc hool, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. JIM WILT BERGER wills his Charles Atlas physique to Don Gerber. ELIZABh I H SMI I 11 wills her bustling energy to Kenn Kimes. I AC K KIMES bequeaths his talent on the trumpet to I larrv James. BARBARA EVERII I leaves her scholastic ability to anyone lucky enough to get it. C 11 ARLES Dl I I OR leaves his chauffeur s license to Bemie ( cerlach. SHIRL.IE WILSON leaves her gossip to be equaled through the following generations of Arlington. JAC K SHI II leaves the- girls in a state of confusion. PAULINE BAILED leaves her shy little giggle to Jack Welherbee. HARRY POS I LE has already left Moony behind. SI IIRI.IE ( d'.C)R( »R leaves to join the army. IIM KIRK wills his height to Billy Khouric. ROSEMARY C AMERON leaves the second period stud} hall in 22f to be reded by another. I IARI.KY CAW leaves for the service still wondering how he kept out this long. PI IY I I .IS I I 'Ll .RN leaves her athletic abilities to I t» Brown. WAYNE MclLYAINF. bequeaths his “spur ol tin moment jokes to next years end men. BOB ( lEOHAGAN leaves his lire rubber on llu Arlington streets. 1.11 I JAN BRl SI I leaves her neat appearance to all seventh grade boys. I AC K HOOD leaves in a semi-conscious state. MARGE KONOLD wills her vivacious personality to Marion Love. BOB BI.AC KFORD wills his all-around athletic ability to Ferd Wetsel. PA I I't PRES I ON leaves her wiles to Patty I aylor. DC K DANIS leaves—still a woman-hater. (?) LI KE GREEN leaves in the Packard, giving the Dodge to Ned. ZOANNR PARKER leaves, yes. but she- takes those Air Corps wings with her DIC K SCHNOOR wills to Jim (.bright his secret formula lor the smile th.it gets you places. NANC NORM EC I FI leaves the caboose on the locomotive to next vear s tallest cheerleader. BOB SI IRAf IAN gives the C ommercial Garage b«i« k to the other dumbheads who work there. BILL Ml ELLER leaves — still as innocent as ever. VIRGINIA MARRIC ) I I wills that certain appeal to an other girl who has a man in every grade. DICK SR’BRR I leaves the teac hers still trying to ligure out which twin he- is. IRAN MOFLR1 I leaves to go out into the hard, cruel world. DAN I’. AI LD bequeaths those big wide shoulders to limmx Crane. II .ANNE M()()RE I eaves her limp as a warning to other skiers. I IC K S AL I ER came just in time to leave lor Ohio State Itonlinnrtl on fHigr I hi
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Lydia Loin Robbins Gke Club 1. 2; Gitl Reserve I, 2. Girls Athletic Associ-Jiion J, 4; Annual Stall (Circulation); Band I. 2. ). 4; Operetta 2; Library Stall 2; Journal-urn Club 2; Victory Corp ; Sr Class Play I Stall 1; Orchestra I, 2; Minstrel Show I. 2. J. Miami University I.uhe Edward Green Football I. 2. Basketball J; Baseball J. 4 Ohm State University Jo Auda Saxbe Cilcr Club I, 2. 4. Girl Re »erve» I. 2, 5; Annual Stall (Circulation!, Band 2( J. 4; Orchestra I, 2. 1; Library Stall 2; Minstrel Show I, 2. J. 4. Operetta 2. Si Class Play (Start); Journalism Club 2. Victory Corps. Miami University John Uwi» Robert Hi-Y ). 4. Minstrel Show 2. 4, Jr Class Play (Stall I. Aviation Club I, 2, ); Victory ( »rpy Annual Stall (Photography); Band ). 4. Ohio State University Robert B. Park West High School I. 2; Hi-Y 2. Ohio State Univctsity Roy Tucker Science (dub I, 2. ); Victory Corps 4; Chemistry Assistant ); Physics Amutanl 4. Ohio State University E N 1 1 Q o 4 R 5 S nje I wrlri
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