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Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby bequeath to the designated individuals, along with our good looks, fine dispositions, intelligence, and popularity the following: To The Faculty—Our sympathy for losing such a brilliant and good looking class. To The Juniors—The characteristics that fit the phrase “Dignified Seniors.” To The Sophomores—The right to hold a good standing on the honor roll. To The Freshmen—A little more wisdom I, Kathalene Angell, leave my blushing ability to Rosemary Spessard. I, Bill Baugher, leave my scientific answers to John Allen. 1, Sylvia Bundy, leave my bashfulness to Jo Ann Dickinson. I, Edna Camic, leave my love for talking in classes to Carol Ferguson. I, James Carman, leave my bottle of tonic labeled, “Swallow me and grow tall” to Darrell Neal. I, Jean Carr, leave my love for basketball to Betty Edwards. I, Bert Caspary, leave my teasing ways to Charles Doehring. I, Lowell Curry, • - • - just leave (before someone catches me.) I, Charles Daugherty, leave my driving ability to anyone who has nothing to live for. I, Eleanor Harpster, leave • • • - to get married. I, Joy Hennigh, sadly leave Bob Caspary to finish school alone. I, Tom Hennigh, bequeath those trips to Charleston to anyone who has an interest over there. I, David Herron, sorrowfully leave Barbara Buckalew. I, Marlene Hudson, will my weight to Marie Nolen. I, Bob Jetto, leave my way with girls to Jim Goddard. I, Ed Jones, leave for my sisters to carry on where I left off. I, James Kays, leave my place on the first ten of '50 to Bob Cecil. I, Ella Mae Kercheval, leave my beloved nickname “Wiggles” to Gladys Anderson. I, Janita Krietemeier, leave most of my “plumpness” to Ramonia Walker. I, Grace Kull, leave my ability to go steady for four years to the “Seven Up Gang.” I, Redith Murphy, leave my quiet voice to Elaine Mullikin. I, Ronald Rankin, leave my crooning ability to Gary Jones. I, Margaret Sims, leave my interest in the class of ’49 to no one. I, Paul Swinford, leave nothing; I need everything myself. I, Jack Tipton, leave my place in the Nicotine Club to Kirk Storm. I, Frank Warren, leave my love for freshman girls to Jerry Edwards. I, Carolyn Wilson, leave Leo in care of the teachers during ’51. Signed and sealed this twenty-sixth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty. The Senior Class
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