Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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THE T I 4. K II Class Will Being about to depart into the Great Beyond, We the Class of 1933, being of reasonably sound mind, making this our last will and testament, in the presence of undersigned witnesses, do hereby bequeath to the faculty a card of thanks for the wonders they have accomplished in turning out such a distinguished class, considering the material they had to work with. To the juniors, we bequeath the dignity and privileges that accompany the title of senior”. To the sophomores, we bequeath our love for learning. To the freshman, we will the spring, so that their greenness will not be so noticeable in the great-out-of-doors. [, Jessie Beach, do bequeath my domestic ability to Hattie Thompson. I, James Call, will my Durant to Charles Armstrong. I. Calton Bland, do hereby bequeath my World History notebook to [. G. Jackson. 1, Harold Brown, do bequeath my extra height to William Shrader. I, Kenneth Cline, will my ability to arrive at school on time to Dick Landis. I. Beryl Corn, do bequeath my baby talk to Geneva Cline. I, Bernice Crabtree, do hereby will my high top boots to Johanna Sampson. I, George Christman, will my gift of gab to Robert Pollard. I, Bernard Curry, will to Tuck Murphy, my mechanical drawing ability. I, Virginia Lee Deacon, do hereby bequeath my yawning to Mr. Helman. I, Pauline Dunham, will my ability to argue with the teachers to Edward Wipert. f, Cecil Donahue, do bestow on Mr. Teichcrt my “mamma doll” voice. T, Earl Edwards, do will all my jokes (Sunday School jokes and otherwise) to anyone who cares to listen. J, George Gableman, bequeath to the makers of Henna Shampoo, my red hair. I, Anna Laura Haynes, will my blushes to “Dink” Crabtree. I, Ruth Johnson, do will my perfect form to Glcnna George. J, Agnes Lightle, bequeath mv darling Lew to any girl who can succeed in beating my time. I, Ellen Loel, will all my LOVE STORY MAGAZINES to Miss Vallerv. Twenty-one

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 T II K T I ■ K It Sidelights on the Seniors Seniors Jessie Beach James Call Carlton Bland Harold Brown Kenneth Cline Beryl Corn Bernice Crabtree George Christman Bernard Cum Virginia Lee Deacon Cecil Donahue Pauline Dunham Karl Kdwards George Ga hi email Anna Laura Haynes Ruth Johnson Agnes Lightle Ellen Loel Forest Markham E. Ann McCormick Viola Miller Violet Miller Maxine Ma Mary K. Morris Frances Oyer Kerne Parker Geneva Pfeifer Margaret Pfeifer Charles Press! er Viola Rider Harvey Roosa Jane Schauseil Virgil Smith Edith Stitt Frank Smith Frank Tackett Robert Vallerv Lloyd Wood Lucille Wood Noted For Cooking Wiggling bis ears Aviation Walking I'ixing Hat tires Wiggling her nose Athletics Historical facts Talking Singing Growing up Funny sayings Kindness Worrying Seeing Ed Telling jokes Driving a school bu: Looking for John Asking questions Writing poetry Traveling on Wavy hair Going to Lucasville Studying Riding horses Loafing Typing Getting ac Playing tic Laughing Going to Looking Playing Chiseling on Ruth Chewing gum Whistling Writing: notes © Falling in love Writing letters Ability of Speech ■ o: cart s. 01V! dttnit d Hi, ful “All right now “Oh lin k “Golly “Oh quit! “Ye gods and little mils! “Oh Lewie “I ain't tell “Blow me down “Hex flip US' (ret “Demit! “I forget “I suppose so “By cracky” “Don't now . “Of course not “Pity takes! W ait a minute” Sure” iv honest” K hexofid me” right!” ah me suz “Search me!” “Let’s talk it “Shucks” “Forget it!” “Maybe” !» over” Twenty

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f tiii: tivi: ii (Cl ass Will—Continued) I, Edith Ann McCormick, will the cosmetics from my desk to Marjorie Pollard. I, Viola Miller, bequeath my love for hitch-hiking to Virginia Caldwell. I, Violet Miller, bequeath my ability to wave hair to Alice Lightle. I, Maxine May, will my smiles to Vera Rose. I, Frances Oyer, will my calmness and neatness to Martha Cotton. T, Kerne Parker, will all my chewing gum parked under the desks to the janitors. I, Charles Pressler, bequeath my brown hair to Jim Schauseil. T, Viola Rider, bequeath my bashfulness to Faye Rader. I, Eugene Rose, will my pleasing ways to the junior girls. I, Geneva Pfeifer, will my typing ability to some struggling junior. I, Margaret Preifer, will my Art notebook to Miss Hutt. I, Jane Schauseil, will my daintiness to Merle Oyer. I, Frank Smith, will my curly locks to Ruth Johnston, (soph.) I, Mary K. Morris, will my History notebook to Forrest Easterday. I, Forrest Markham, bequeath my sweet disposition to all the faculty. I, Edith Stitt, will my twist to Bonnadine Bonner. I, Frank Tackett, will my intelligence to anyone who thinks it is worth having. I, Lucille Woods, bequeath my talking eyes to the sophomore boys. I, Lloyd Woods, will my unprepared social science lesson to some poor sophomore. I, Robert Vallery, do hereby bequeath my way with the women to Howard Ross. T, Harvey Roosa, do will my place on the football squad to Orville Oyer. IV e do hereby nominale our dearly beloved teachers, Mr. Diley and Mr. Teicherty to be the executors of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this seventh of February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three. Signed, sealed, and declared by aforesaid class, for the will and testament of the Senior Class of 1933 in the presence of us who at their request y have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. Charles Gableman, Mayor of Waverty. J. V. Stone, Minister, Waverty. Twenty-two