Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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F?H5 I,Sophia Waytio, bequeath to Eleie They8 my regal stature. I,Bettie Williams, will to Ruth Leahbart my ability to bum gum. « I,Joe Wagner,leave to the next senior president my love for cutting classes. I, Lillian Yanni, bequeath to Helen korningetar my interest in the oppositesex. I, Albert Zenoble, to next year's Tiger artist my artistic ability bequeath. We do hereby make, constitute,and appoint the members of the faculty to be our executors of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Class of Forty-one,the testators above named do hereby empower our attorneys to subscribe and affix our seal to this testament this twenty-6econd day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nineteen hundred and forty-one. Signed,Sealed,and Delivered in the Attorneys for Testators : presence of : Joe Wagner Cicero Berthe karcocci Aristotle Confucius

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F?H5 We,Beryl Graffoue and Elta Horton,bequeath our hiking to and from Broad Top to Geraldine Stinson.Catch onfJerry ? v I,Betty Horton, will my ability to jitterbug to Verna Stinson. I,Ell is Horton, bequeath my chemistry workbook to Red Corbin. I,Ada Ruth Howe, will my ability to make A grades to Gwendoline Rourke. I,Annla Kocik, leave my shyness to that bashful Elizabeth Brenna. I,Helen Kocik, will my store of knowledge to Max Shugerts. I,David Long, bequeath to Billy Love my ability to bluff my way through recitations when called upon. I,Genevieve Long, leave to Chub Blair my ability to nlay basketball. I,Warren Long, bequeath my interest in Latin to Chester Grissinger. I,Andy Lazor, to Elwood Neville will my immense height to use to his advantage. I,Berthe Marcocci, bequeath to Ruth Wechob my dramatic ability. I, Richard Martin, leave my rosy cheeks to Eugene Martin. I,Delmont McGee, will to Francis Cutshall my love for the fairer sex. I,Freda McNeal, leave ray love for the army to Maxine Kuhns. I,Minnie Mollish, to Betty Bridenstine bequeath my girlish figure. shouid now ick leaVe t0 Dlck Watthew8 my l0V8 for the Robertsdale lassies—I I,Andy Paskovich, to Steve Burch will my interest in Rockhill Tech . I,Helen Reed, leave to Louise Chaney my beautiful soprano voice. I,Jack Sabolisce, to Riley Donahue bequeath my ability to write almost legibly. I, George Sabolisce, leave my ability to get away with things to Willard Watkins. I,Lena Scellini, will my first chair in the clarinet section to Elvire Kersee. I,Theda Stinson, leave my dignity to Arlene McElwee. I,Mary Sitch, will to Augusta Lockard my keen sense of humor. I,Phi Ills Swope, bequeath to Naami Warden my petiteness.lt comes in rather handy 80raet lines „Naomi. 7 I,James Territo, leave my thirst for knowledge to Robert Love.Bob needs it. I,Twyla Troutman, will my sewing ability to Evelyn Hoover.

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F?H5 CLASS PROPHESY With thie crystal before ue we are about to prophesy the future of each member of the Class of Forty-one. Thie prophecy may sound a bit fantastic, but the writers hasten to inform you that they do not suffer from hallucinations. The rays of light ere falling on our shining crystal and the images ere very vivid. First and foremo t, we see Joe Wagner as president of Sears RobuckStores. He is conferring with members of his staff among whom »e recognise Leo Corrieri, vice-oresident of the firm and Bill Devis, Manager. Luring the crystal slightly, we recognize the comedian, Jim Brendlck, performing before a large audience in Radio City. Our crystal does not show it, but we hear a sweet soprano voice coming from the Metrooolitan Opera House. The voice is that of Helen Reed whose name ranis with that of Lily ;Pons. At the herd of the Chemistry Department at Harvard University we find the conscientious Charles Dick. Charles has just received world wide fame by his discovery in Chemical Crystallography. In Jefferson Hospital the rays of light fall on two very effi- cient nurses. We recognize the familiar'faces as those of Ada Ruth Howe «owe and Berthe Marcocci. They are dressed in white uniforms. By the paleness of tr.eir feces they muet have been assisting with serious operat ion. The rays next fall in a clinic where we find Mary Bitch, who is no» a dental nurse. Tfce rays are now falling in the K.D.K.A. broadcasting booth where we see Elli6 Horton who is a distinguished radio announcer.Transported to Coc8nut Grove we recognize Lena Scellini,with her clarinet, a member of Lombard’s Orchestra. From the Grove the ray6 move on to Africa. We see a raisson house, ffithin it we recognize the figure of David Long, now a missionary. Coming back home we find that the vacancy left by the retirement of Professor Dali after «eventy-five year® of faithful service i has been filled by Windell Brown. We slso reo recognize in the faculty department of Robertsdale Veora Dell, instruc- tress of music, and Htth Crooks, secretary to the principal. The crystal moves altttle, and we see Lillian Yanni seated at a desk looking over some papers. Lillian is stenographer to 9quire Gene Yanni. The rays of the crystal now move to a large hospital in New York. Here we findBettie Williams who is night supervisor . 9he seems to like her work.