Wattsburg Area High School - Grail Yearbook (Wattsburg, PA)

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CLASS WILL In this our Last Will and Testament we, the class of 1935, Venango-Township, Wattsburg Borough, Joint High School do freely, and of our own will, give, bestow, and otherwise bequeath these, our worldly possessions in this manner: First as one unit we leave our charming manners and well liked homeroom teachers to incoming Freshmen hoping that they will be as studious as we were. Secondly we hope that the future pupils will appreciate next years faculty and cooperate with them as we did with this years. Bernard Brumagin leaves his way with the women to the women that need it. Raymond Blasco leaves his giggle to Donnie Edwards. Marian Drissel gives her freckles to Jean Hess. Bob Rohde leaves his fondness for being late to school to Donald Peterson. Ed May entrusts his ford nLizzie' to anyone who will have her Dora Noxon leaves her book larnin' to her sister Mary Alice. George Sammons leaves his curly hair to Rob Allen. Alton Johnson bequeaths his heighth to Joe Packo. Alice'Harwood leaves her innocence on 'a certain subjectn to Orissa Whitford. . Kay large entrusts her gift of gab to Shirley Parker. Bob Blackman leaves his gift for acting to the Junior who doesn't get a part in their play. Stanley Blystone bequeaths his drowsiness to Lawrence Noxon. Paul Senita leaves his shyness to Ida Bayle. John Wroblewski leaves all his good points to anyone who has a lot of bad ones. Leona Thompson leaves Paul Smith to someone who will ap- preciate him. g Webster Halloran leaves his quietness to Lyle Parker. Marion Thornton gives her good temper to Mrs. Vidstto.

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NOXON, DORA--Newspaper 5, 43 Class Play 5, 43 Grail 4 CDedication Intra-mural Sports 4. PACKO, ESTHER--Newspaper 5, 43 Glee Club 5, 43 Operetta 53 Senior Play 53 Class Play 53 President 53 Grail 4 CClass 11111. ROHDE, ROBERT--Basketball 43 Class Play 43 Band 5, 43 Glee Club 5 43 Intra-mural Sports 5, 43 Grail 4 CClass PPOPHBCYJI Newspaper 43 F.F.A. bs Operetta 5. SAMMONS, GEORGE--Newspaper 1, 2, 5, 43 Grail 43 Basketball 5, 43 Football 53 Music l, 2, 53 All County Chorus 53 Athletic Assoc- iation 13 Intra-mural Sports 5, 4. SENITA, PAUL--F.F.A. 43 Glee Club 23 Intra-mural Sports 5, 4. TEED, MERLE--F.F.A. Secretary 43 Class Play 43 Baseball 55 Basket ball 5, 43 Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Grail 4. THOMPSON, LEONA--Class Treasurer 43 Class Play 43 Newspaper 43 Grail he THORNTON, MARION--Treasurer 53 Basketball Manager 43 Class Play 5, 43 Grail 5, 43 Newspaper 5, 43 Intra-mural Sports 4. TOWER, LOUISE--Intra-mural Sports 43 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 43 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 53 Grail 43 Track 13 Newspaper 1, 5, 43 Operetta 53 Gym Exhibition 1. IARGO, KATHERINE--Grail 43 Newspaper 43 Secretary 4. NROBLEYSKI, JOHN--Intra-mural Sports 5, 4. IYMAN, ELSIE--Newspaper 1, 2, 5, 43 Grail 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 53 Track l, Treasurer 2, . ' w , ip.. 1 I

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Milton Young leaves his ability for remembering nStories' to someone who has forgotten a good one. Bill Miles leaves his winning ways to Clay Combs. Esther Packo wills her dimples to Miss Hillard. Ruth Halloran leaves her good behavior to Martha Morvay. Louise Chaffee leaves her singing ability to Jessie Butler. Merle Teed bequeaths his salesmanship to Gerald Herdman. Elsie Wyman leaves her fighting ability to Vivian Ridings. Lawrence Chaffee leaves his gigs cracks to James Moody. Louise Tower leaves her hearty laugh to Miss Chase. Ilvlrttiltiwklkiklkllrvlwklklk CLASS PROPHECY Eleven years have elapsed since the class of 1945 graduated from good old Wattsburg High. During this time there have been many changes for the graduates have been scattered to all points of the globe. Let's use our imagination a bit. Let's pick up a receiver and listen in on a conversation between Esther Packo, who models sport clothes at a Fifth Avenue fashion shop in New York City, and Ruth Halloran, who is a beauty operator at Marian's Beauty Shop on Park Avenue. Marian Drissel, the super- visor is lunching out. Ruth answers the phone taking all appoint ments. Ruth: nMarian's Beauty Shop. Ruth Halloran speaking.N Esther: uRuth Halloranl Why, Ruth! This is your old class- mate, Esther Packo. Say, where is your kid brother these days? Ruth: nwebster? He owns a hog ranch in Iowa. Did you know that Bob Blackman is now the Agricultural Extension Agent of Lancaster County, Penna.?u Esther: nYou don't say! A short time ago I flew to Los Angeles and back on a liner on which Alice Harwood was the stewardess. I had started talking with Alice before take off when two handsome young men in uniform came up. The tall, handsome, blue-eyed fellow was Alton Johnson, the pilot, and curly haired Ed May was co-pilot. As we were on our flight Alice mentioned that Dora Noxon is the intelligent principal of a Los Angeles Academy. When we flew over the Yellow Stone National Park Alice remembered that Lawrence Chaffee was a forest ranger there. Back in New York at the air field I took Q Cab,