Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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'+ THE + CHIEF + LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of nineteenhundred and thirty, being of sound mind and b-ody. and realizing that life is uncertain do hereby make and publish this our last Will and Testament. Paul Thompkins wishes to leave his bashfulness to Wilbur Mahaffey. Georgia Jacobs wills her heighth of stature to Hazel Beck. Wilson Adams leaves Floreine to the future Senior Class to preserve and protect. . Gladys Beamer bestows her auburn hair on Martha Wallace. Kenneth Creeley leaves his football ability to Raymond Cox. Leon Mathews wills his editorship to Dorothy Mathews. Elizabeth Brindle entrusts her school-girl complexion to Cora Brown. Alice Brown bestows her talent as an artist on Alene Fackler. Mason Doan wills his brilliancy to Maxine Jacobs. Elsie Dawson hands over her clarinet to Walter Duffy. Catherine Collins leaves her gift of gab to lla Willoughby. Fred Edwards leaves his famous I-law! Haw! to Hazel Armatrout. Ruth Crall wills her bright remarks to Billy Benson. Richard Lewis bequeathes his wise-cracks to Forest Coder. Mildred Eitle gives her friendliness to Mildred Meehan. Russel Fraser bestows his fiddle on Roy Hillis. Marjorie Snyder, with many tears, hands over her powder puff to Helen Scott. Dorothy Kovasckitz bequeathes her bird-like Warble to Dorothy Crooks. Gordon Wolfe wills his pet jar of Stacomb to Kenneth Reed. Emma Rudacille wishes to leave her most distinguished nickname to her cousin. Thomas Gardener leaves his oratorical ability to Robert Paden. Carl Greer entrusts his scientific mind to Louis Simmermacher. Mildred Heisler hands over her eternal grin to Leora Jacobs. William Harris bestows his skill as an actor on anyone who wants it. Miriam Jones wills her cheerful personality to Katherine Klopfenstein. Albert Hollinger wishes to leave his freckles to Billy Lloyd. . Iva Kimmel bestows her secretarial ability on whomever Miss McNerney appoints. Walter McElfish leaves his howling saxophone to Fletcher Bilger. 7 f 4 .1 . 5 5 7 fR .R I , XZ 5- Q' 590,55 ,, ,x JJ a , ?'-LQSYL'-?15ii'2f4?i v ?.l'2v5? fi9PfZ N5 af L Pi 7 'i - nf-,- 4 1. ,111-,,-.-. , .1 ,4 gp 1 , - , , . , L mha+!f':-ga:.4g.51,gf, , f , ,Q -DLS T ,, r - 1,,,f,' -,-f- ' Q' 'G'4 '. l 4l.v'5'si .- 5 'h - -qi 4' ...H ' ' l l vy!,Q-,NK ' f QW' ,.,.,- ffm I1 '- -2-'-- ,451 .I ,- 0, V N X I 'ff '- 'fl l !pffl'f53 - msc.5YIE!'1'2f1vzm:2f'f 112- 115: ' VW' ' - A ' Q U5 1 f - , 1. ,Lf , -, ,- Agp. N ,.- .fm Uk! 1. Is- . ,,,,., a L-, VW. , . .fa , ...S -f. -. il f L - H, 1 ' . 5 L!! ,, 7 lksimin--1-1 ,, -1-31 21 4-2.1442 -vm f Qf -1 i --,-..,--'- vim ,-,-- QM-f - , ... i Fi, Nineteen

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+ THE + CHIEF + PROPHECY7-Continued To comfort and cheer with Words or care As their patients' sorrows they help to bear. Amelia and Elsie Dawson capable grangers Are traveling about amid rural strangers Instructing the housewives on the farm By giving lectures with grace and charm. Elsie Russel, a hostess is she. On the veranda serving tea To Marjorie and Iva and Alice Brown. Who as style designers have gained renown. Within the crystal long concealed . Are the Misses Eitle and Beamer's future revealed Instructing the youth in the method's quick To 'readin' and 'ritin' and 'rithmetic'. A Howard, a musician and leader so grand In uniform directs the U. S. Marine Band. And as it pauses, Admiral McElfish appears Announcing his speech World Disarmament Nears. The crystal grows dark! What can it mean? For the fates of all I have not seen. As. The News building breaks thro the gloom I find myself in the composing room. Editor Mathews and staff to action spring - As reporters Adams and Williams great news bring To Lillian and Carmyn the copy is sped. Who prepare the type and the presses are fed. Russel, the pressman.-with paper in hands These startling headlines eagerly scans, Scientists, Lewis and Greer, after years fulfill Their life long desire to make magic pill! And further perusing, he learns with surprise That this pill when administered makes youth very wise He acquires without effort of mind or will Complete knowledge of any subject you wish to instill. After listening intent and standing aghast Thomas rushes forth the news to broadcast. Slowly the crystal grows clear As I leave with a tear Of joy, for the fates, Of my fellow classmates. 7 I .' . 5 - T3 7 r'- - 3 . !'i4':f.. if 7 ' ipfg lgifkgf BQ X '., 1 y 1 . J T 4 1.. f l . I-,irq f-'14-fem'-i,:'4'S'.x. T-f 'G - - ff '1 J. -. .E--0.4 5-'.9'--90 9,0 1:-MI? .',---- if. y x li f ' v L, ,, .,. 7,27-cgftv 'I I r, E! 1.1132 4 nf i Z2 -'Q-, . fr, It y ,,i li 1 ? 1 if ,AW lr ..14f ,f .rf 1' -.,-3f,4',.. I , ' MW' S, .V 4 i i , I, L,,v.T Z Q f f - -. if-JS if s. E ' f W' 'wh ' -X pg ' . - ' - - - ' - v 4.5.--c . f ii' ffl 143, ' ff..-' tl, as ,. . , FI ,ff ,1'f aAl s. ' N f , ' ,f,g, g f f 'fn' - ' - 5S5fu1'7Vl!WQ'1Y:,f'f 523-' ff- LW. . rj A fl- -f - Q, 1' nf V 4 ,za'.Vp:3 sx!xSW:...ga2:g1,x' 'f'. ef- ' - i Q'-J ,,.:- ' , Y-- - eff-, , fy if-ef sf ,I 1 'J' lr - 8 ii -ff 'fe .-X - 'ff G, fb GZ - ' . Alsager-rr:-.11,-A ' ' - '3:I1 ' -ff' 41 ff -.-:- .-.. .--. ..f-- . --' ' - Tl --V fi Eighteen

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+ THE + CHIEF + LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, CCont'd.D Lillian Nicolls leaves her ability as a manager to her successor. Paul Moos would like to leave his power over women to Norman Scott. Howard Moulton endows Gordon Austin with his Chevy Eleanorc Wallace wills her curly hair to Mildred Piller. Robert Tompkins leaves his basket-ball activity to Robert Yochum. Welch Nixon bestows his dancing knowledge on Stuart Bailey. Carmyn Pope leaves her mastery over a typewriter to Emogene Ramsdell. Richard West bestows his position as president on whomever earns it. Clara Smith leaves her calm and tranquil manner to Anna Faith. John Miller bequeathes his pipe to Virgil Long. Amelia Vogel bestows her pleasing plumpness on Jayne Cochrel. Elsie Russel bestows her come hither look on Emma Lou Sage. Eleanore White desires to leave her quiet disposition to her sister, to carry on Richard Williams hands over his best wishes to the next Senior Class. Harold Wolfe presents his Ford to Steve Presedacoff. To the Junior Class better luck than we have had. To Miss McNerney we leave memories of A Lucky Breakf' To Miss Clark we hand over our Bigger and Better Ponies. To Miss Hills we bequeath a dustless blackboard eraser. To Miss Hedden we leave what is left of the roorn. To Mrs. Williams we leave a more successful basket-ball season. To Mr. Stiefel we will a new Pontiac. To Mr. Taylor we leave a Hart, Schaffner and Marx in place of the Rich- man. To Mr. Crouch we cheerfully bequeath a grin and a fresh supply of 210 slips. To Miss Weller, we the boys. bequeath our love. To Miss Stine we leave a new Stenotype. To Mr. Current we leave more voltage and less amperage. To Miss Doerfler we will our gratitude for her sympathy. To Mr. Landis we hand over the remaining classes. To Mr. Seibel we will the ability to check back. To our dear Alma Mater we give our love and admiration with the greatest wishes for success in future years. Signed-THE SENIOR CLASS. Witness-KATHERINE McNERNEY. ff' .! .' f, 3.93. I, 4 QSX fb5 7 fs . . 1 .' e. 9,.,r.sg 5 ' I sf? i g... , 1 , ef ff A 'D A 1' N! . , Y A gilt y gf pl-VA..-1mf?9f'-751.1..'1Ji,y'- Magis r -' fi f-1' -3 4 - ff j,' eav- 352161 9 .- ---. H f Wf tv v2,:Q.f.,. i, New ' . -,ang -ff' g -Tr'-'r .-wil .. f- 4 X ' 54-2 ' fl l 'kil '-3 -fr ssssifFf?53!'11f1v:w2tfff' 'I-'Z' 'Lf-' xiii' 'i I fn 'K 91- - . 4, ' , 41 x .., -.1.,,,x , --F ,- - V -Y, A ,, QM-, , ff. W 9 f ' ii. me ll af- 'fa 2 - UI ' - ix my ?f I f Q:3g'S ?f-101 ' ' Ai?i .5 -' ' .- -' ,f -::- si. , --- f -f - X Twenty