Wren High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wren, OH)

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As I look towards home, I see Jerry Agler sitting on the porch of his large home on his four hundred acre farm. I-le is reading the school news in a newspaper. It says that Wren School has just built a new building and has a kindergarten. Phylis Weaver is going to be the teacher there. ' That was a pretty long gaze into the crystal ball. I saw each of my graduating classmates. They all like their occupation. I hope that all of them will have a long and prosperous life. Class Will of 1955 The Seniors, having been brought before The Wise One, were told that on May 25 we must die. We have therefore drawn up a will leaving a few of our earthly effects and remains to our closest and dearest friends. According to statistics, we, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Five, have been judged to be of poor health, and having a good sound mind, do hereby state the following facts to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class we bequeath our ability to earn money easily and our row of seats next to the windows in the study hall. To the Sophomores we will our ability to study hard and get along with the teachers. To the Freshmen we will our four years of hard work and goodluck. To all the classes we leave all the good times we have had together through our precious GOOD LUCK: twelve years of school. To all the teachers we will our thanks and appreciation for their fine teaching and guidance and most of all their PATlENCE. , We, the boys of the Senior Class, will our ability to get our assignments to the Sophomores We, the girls of the Senior Class, will our ability to have slumber parties and miss school the next day, and also our good tirrre s together, to the Junior girls. The following individual bequeaths were made by the deceased Seniors: l, Jerry Sparry Agler, will my physics book to Ralph Garwood and my seat in the study hall to Barbara Kirocofe. I, Kay Unconscience Poling, will my intelligence to Ivan Hurless and my troubles and problems to Barbara Kirocofe. l, Bob Dugan Turner, will my basketball suit to Velma Germann and my out of this world hair cuts to Elmer Giessler. I, Clair Dudge Dudgeon, will my ability to make explosives in chemistry lab to Mary Egly and my intelligence to myself. I, Connie Con Con Hakes, will my excellent health to Billie Lou Priddy and my good grades to Bob McLean. l, Jack Fat Custer, will my ability to get along with Mr. Johnson to Henry Germann and my ability to raise ducks to Jim Duke Myers, I, Gene Lover Boy Baker, will my seat to Dick Beard and my ability to get along with the girls to Ivan I-lurless. l, Gary Gus Dickson, will my ability to sleep in the study hall to Bill Tumbleson and my seat next to the window to any fool who wants it. I, Alice Ann Annie Gehres, will my clarinet to Jim Myers and my short dark hair to Thelma Whitaker. l, Lester Les Storm, will my butch hair cut to Ralph Garwood and my good looks to Velma Germann. I, .larlet Jan Germann, will my shorthand book to Marilyn Myers and my long hair ,to Dick Beard. I, Bill Pea Head Beard, will my ability to have fun in the bus garage during Ag period to Mary Egly and my ability to skip school to Bill Tumbleson. I, Don Sorghum Brown, will my ability to get to school on time to Elmer Giessler and my basketball suit to Billie Lou Priddy. I, Phyli-s Phil Weaver, will my ability to have fun to Thelma Whitaker and my cheer- leading suit to Henry Germann. I, Gene Casey Case, will my Liberace hair style to Jim Myers and my ability to get kicked out of class to Marilyn Myers. This will has been witnessed by all members of the Senior Class and thus we declare the aforesaid to be the last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1955. Signed by..-

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