LAST WVILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF '50 1950 will go down in history as the turning point of the 20th Century. 1950 will also go down as the year in which the Class of '50 was graduated from W.H.S. In this year many young, brilliant, distinguished graduates will be turned loose on the world. After having been confined within these crumbling walls for the last 6 years, we seniors have gained a thorough knowledge in a great variety of subjects. But, before leaving this factory of knowledge,we wish to show our appreciation for the many happy memories and treasured friendships we made here-ones which we will not soon forget. Therefore we do declare and publish the following Will and Testament: We, the Class of '50, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath our most treasured possessions in manner and form as follows: I, Donnie Ackerman, will my time in D. O. to Charles Schreiber. I, Bob Allan, will my ability to sleep in school and to stay awake later than anyone else to Bob Lowry. I, Norma Jean Arnold, refuse to will Sherwood Bruce Neal to anyone. I, Ronnie Bachman, will my loyalty to one girl to Norbert Borth. I, Bessie Baysinger, will my dislike for school to Miriam Koppes. I, Vaughne Berry, will all my jewelry to anyone able to stand up under its weight. I, Milo Billman, will my nickname, Curly, to Dave Isselhard. I, Esta Bird, will my hoarse voice to Joanne Frey. I, Helen Blyth, will my meek attitude to Bob Miller. I, Sallyjane Bordac, will my majorette uniform and my baton to Bryan Thombs. I, Jean Bouscher, will my dimpled cheeks to Clar Monna Long. I, Mary Brenneman, will my many experiences to Annabelle Davis. I, Tom Casey, will my many trips to Doylestown to Jim Crumley. May he use them to good advantage. I, Pat Chaney, will my love for blood and gut stories to Mary Jo Bunnelle. I, Joanne Clements, will my smile and winning personality to anyone who feels he needs it. I, Jim Clifford, will my football paraphernalia to Roger Prince. I, Carolyn Crook, will my election to Girls' State to Norbert Borth. I, Ellen Doccolo, will my nickname, Puddles, to anyone who will use it to the full advantage that I so often did. I, Elizabeth Dunn, will to Joy Moore my knack of stepping on other people's toes while dancing. I, Charles Easterday, will my blue car to anyone who has a red one. I, Jim Edwards, will my ability to get up in the morning to Carl Godsey. I, Juanita Etling, will my numerous gentleman friends from other states to some deserving girl in this school. I, Marge Ewing, will my ability to go steady to Susie Plum. I, Jim Farnsworth, will my quick temper to Carol Caskey. I, Ed Fisher, will some of my extra weight to Joe Dipietro, so he can catch up with Nunzy. CITY HEATING CO.
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