The "1961 Class Wills and History" original document was provided to us by classmate George Fisher. We have tried to replicate the document to make it web site compatible. We hope you enjoy the memories!
SENIOR CLASS WILLS (continued)
  1. Carol Winterbottom wills her brother to Phyllis Anderson as she can keep up on the latest information on Tommy Lentz and her old beat up notebook to Carol Tarbox.
  2. Carma Jean Maker wills her stupendous Math ability to Chip Furr who shows signs already of being endowed with like ability.
  3. Bill Phillips wills three inches of his right leg to Gary DeVane, and one paint brush to Crissy Hoelle to go with the paint that Kathy Browne willed her.
  4. Pam Ketterer wills her book on 100 ways to get along with Dr. Bender to any future Chemistry student.
  5. Pat Nelms wills her aibility to come to school every day to anyone who will accept it.
  6. Sheila Clarke wishes that the "Miss" in Miss Seibert's name will someday be Mrs.
  7. Kay Osborn wills her ability to say one thing and mean another in Spanish to Sandy Willard.
  8. Tommy Massebeau wills his hair to Mr. Orr and Mr. Gordon.
  9. Carol Reid wills her blush to the bashful.
  10. Kathy Browne wills a can of paint in every color from red to gold with which to paint the town, with instructions to use the paint brush which Bill Phillips left her to Chrissy Hoelle.
  11. Donna Frome wills her one-eyed sunglasses and her two-piece bathing suit to Lookabill.
  12. Mary Carter wills her magic binoculars to Ginny Roby and Judi Kirkpatrick because they'll need them at the rate they are going.
  13. Susan Kelly wills nothing to nobody.
  14. Betty Cusimano wills Peanut's comic strips to Mrs. Eloquin.
  15. Betsy Rolland wills all the work in Mrs. Servosses office to Mary Ann Witherby.
  16. Bob Finfrock wills Chemistry II to anybody that's dumb enough to take it.
  17. Sandy Cash wills her ability to devour all America's Chinese food to Julie Haynie who just loves it.
  18. Mary Sheldon wills Dr. Bender a mile long weed to help him through those days of need.