Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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CIL.4§§ WILL We, the class of 1931, being of reasonably sound mind, do hereby, in the presence of the undersigned witnesses, bequeath our High School sovereignty and our sense of humor to the Junior girls. ()ur personal property shall be distributed as follows: I, Darwin Acord, do bequeath my great gift of quietness and dignity to George Bushatz. I. Richard Arnett, do bequeath my roller skates to Joe Foster. I. Bernice Allison, do bequeath my dignity to Geneva Cline. I. Minnie Bareli, do bequeath my meekness to Glenna George. 1, John Bowman, do hereby will my extra square mile of height to Cecil Donohoe. I, Helen Brown, do bequeath my brown eyes to Mearl Oyer. I. Carol Caldwell, do hereby bequeath my neatness to George Bliss. I, Edith Call, do hereby bequeath my bookkeeping set to Mr. Steffen. I, Clarence Donohoe, do rid myself of my “importance”. I, Melva Finley, do hereby bequeath mv baby-talk to Mr. Baird. I, Elizabeth Foster, do bequeath my Dick” to Verna Murphy, providing that I do not change my mind. I, Helen Fulscher, do bequeath my history note book to Helen Cutler. I, Charles Gableman, do hereby will my military training to Waldon Glassburn. I. Helen George, do hereby bequeath my sunny smile and also my brilliantly lined hair to Harold Brown. I. Helen Gregg, do bequeath my curly locks to Margaret Pfeifer. I, Avenelle Keechle, do hereby bequeath my extra work for W. H. S. to Geneva Reed. I, Beulah Reiser, do hereby will all my personal property to anyone desirous of same. I, Edward Reiser, do hereby bequeath my care-free ways to Greta Way. We, the Kritzwiser Sisters, do hereby will our “Beaux to the Freshman girls. I. Glenn 1 .eatherwood, do bequeath my minister-like appearance to Marie Osborne. I, Opal l.ee, do hereby bequeath my frown to Marjorie Pollard. I, Henry Lytle, do bequeath my mimeographing job to Ralph Ennnitt. 1, Clarence Maloy, do leave all my property to Mr. Helman. I, Glenn Markham, do bequeath my characteristics to the Freshies. I, Clarence McKinney, do hereby bequeath all my possessions, worldly and otherwise to Isabelle Montgomery. I, Richard Miller, do leave my gift of humor to Miss Hutt. I, Arthur Moats, do hereby bequeath my keen eves to Mr. Baird so that he can see what goes on in the study hall. I, Esther Newman, do hereby will my “Floyd Gibbons voice to Edwin Haynes. I, Helen Penn, do will my flapperish ways to Dorothy Brooks. I, Ruth Penn, do leave my melancholy ways to Irene Goff. Twenty