Webster Township High School - Web Yearbook (Scotch Ridge, OH)

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725 YV' ,II A.11egra's quiet disposition and the ability to h 4 y study instead of waste time. Item 3. Evelyn Lahman wills her skill as business manager of WThe Web? to some competent Junior. -7- Item 2. To Delmar Lahman is bequeathed 4 I S K Item 4. Martha.Aspacher beqpeaths her ability to write editorials and supervise nThe Webn andUSkylightN staffs.to Charlotte Dunipace. Item 5. Maude Roller bequeaths her splendid ath- letic accomplishments to Doris Brueggemeier. Item 6. To Ralph Hamen is bequeathed the curly hair and the fine agricultural workmanship of Noel Duni- pace. V ' 7: Item 7. To Wayne Brueggemeier, Charles Venis bequeaths a new red wheeled Chevrolet and Velma Heckman promises him a whole year of dates. Item 8. To Dorothy Swartz, Genevieve Ridenour beqpeaths her winning smile and pleasing disposition. Item 9. Of course to Bob Shanks, since we, the undersigned think he will need one, is bequeathed the bent but not broken, clean and good running Model T Ford of Bruce Keller. Item 10. To Lowell Frobose, Marjorie Hagemeyer bequeaths.her excellent achievement of getting dates on hte spur of the moment since this is leap year. Item ll. To Dorothy Metzger, Joan Roller be- queaths her cool temper and ability to do Physics. Item 12. Elmer Bushman bequeaths to Lois Sanden his ability to make rolling pins in shop class with which she can controh Ralph Hamen in later years. Item 15. To Doris.Brueggemeier, Evan Joseph be- queaths a.diamond ring. It is a.bit early but he thinks the early bird gets the worm. Item 14. To the Sophmore girls, Margaret Lee- master beqpeaths her master mind and clever hands at cooking.

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The eleventh mile of our journey marked another ' cornerstone, This year we had Miss Otto as our Joan Roller Vice President, Maude Roller Treas- urer, and Bruce Keller Secretary. Mr. Pugh left us and therefore Mr. Olds joined the fac- ulty Miss Krouse also joined the faculty this year and became the Music teacher and also Home Economics teacher. Two important events, which stood out to all of the Junior class as a large masterpiece, were the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Banquet. 4 i D class sponsor and Martha Aspacher was President Qiyf We are now ending our journey and soon will be left to find our way through the world. We have Mr. Housley as our class sponsor, Martha Aspacher President, Bruce Keller Vice President, Joan Roller Treasurer, and Maude Roller Secretary. Mr. Olds and Miss Otto left us at the end of the eleventh mile and Mr. Clarke and Mr. Hetrick took their places. At the beginning of the twelfth mile we had the privilege of choosing our Class Ring and the next thing was to let the photographer shoot us. A short time after Christmas we picked our' invitations and name cards, This mile of our journey is to be the most important year of History in the eyes of the graduating class of 1936. We have shared many happy hours of work and play with our fellow-classmates and are ready to bid adieu to the many good times we had together. Our teachers have to the best of their ability taught us how to face the world. Now as we say farewell we want them to know we really appreciate all the extra hours they spent with us. We are sorry to leave our fellow students in other classes and wish them most happy years to come. Some will go one way and some another but the HMemoriesN of HDear Old Webster Highu will never be erased. CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of Webster Township, Wood County and State of Ohio being of full age and of sound mind and memory, Do make, Publish and Declare this Writing to be Our Last Will and Testament, hereby revok- ing all wills by us heretofore made. Item l. We direct that all of our just debts and expenses be paid out of our estate as soon as prac- tical after the time of our Graduation. f

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17? 1 5'. QV lu EQ Item 15. To Huriburt Philo, Burl Beaver- ' son beqiueaths his ability to behave and get. good Ag' grades in the American Goverment class. L Item 16. To Mr. Roller we leave a, few ull broken windows, wastepaper and pencil shavings. Item 17. To the school, the Class of '36 be- qpeaths a.few pair of worn out basket ball shoes and other worn out athletic supplies. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name this twenty-second day of May A.D. 1936. Charlesfvenis Signed by said Burl Beaverson and by our ac- knowledged to be our last will and testament in our pres- ence and hearing, and by us subscribed as attesting wit- nesses.in our request and in the presence of each other on this twenty-second day of May A.D. 1956. -MBurl Beaverson residing at Bowling Green, Ohio. Charles Venis residing at Pemberville, Ohio i lun' 1' ' W1 v ',, SENIOR CLASS POEM When golden leaves are falling 'round And fall is in the air, The old school bell will ring again But we will not be there. The halls will be as crowded still, The smiles will be as fair, Teachers and classmates.left behind, Will still find joys there. This year we bid our last farewell We make our final bow, They tell us life has just begun So why are we sad now? For so must turn life's busy wheel, And so must flow life's stream, We cannot have all that is dear Nor realize every dream.