Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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I, Wally Little, will to Carter Howell all my outgrown shoes lHope they're small enough, Carter J I, Rosiland Stewart, will to Frances Williams my ab1l1ty to gab fStart gabblng, Frances, or you'll never catch up D I, Frank Ruzek, will to Patti Thompson my ab1l1ty to be anywhere any tlme I, Helen Bethel, wlll to Dianna Singer my qulet modest ways I, Charles Curt1s, will to James Cameron my abilxty to w1n a girl's heart I, Marlene Ballog, will to Mary Jane Bee my loud and boisterous ways I, Joe DeClemente, w1ll to Carl Vedley my ab1l1ty to be calm as a cucumber about things 9 fSlow down, Carl D I, Faye Iarkey, w1ll to Mary Cencula my ab1l1ty to blush I, Barbara Cordner, w1ll my ab1l1ty to speed wlthout being caught, I, Mary Jane Delaney, w1ll to Ellen Lynn my cousin, Gerald Cecil, after all , she has h1m all the tlme anyway I, Sally Jo Bumgarner, will to Ruth Bethel my ability to stay on a strict diet I, Marlene Bradley, will to Betty Hollow J my ab1l1ty to get to school across the flnish line, before the tardy bell r1ngs I Grady Hughes, w1ll to Benny Burglns my abllity to have the right answer at the right t1me in any class I, Gary Dale, will to Floyd Brown my ability to get along w1th women fTake care of them, Floyd D I, Vernon Smith, w1ll my abllity to hot rod to Conn1e Cunard Freeda Moore, will my love of studying to Doris Medley Joanne G1bson, w1ll my abllity to get my man and let h1m get away, Nancy Slnclair Edward Hennen, will my abil1ty to shoot pool to Francis DiC1emente I, Elizabeth Taylor, will my sweet, shy, and innocent ways to Shirley Yarnell 15 ll U' A . . . . . to Gerald Grimes. Cwe know he doesn't need it though.J , . . . 1, ' . I, . . . -- . to ' . 1, ' .

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busy ore rlrg rrcunc :ents nd n.xe c rds, ravine omr plcturcs taken p rticnp tlnf LF the xlcohol gpwz Book est, tl lcrlo lfl lrs LP t1tute Contest, b 1ng honored at the JUHlOT Sen1or Prom, the Alumn1 Banquet an Dance, and last, but certa1n1y not least, came our baccalaureate and Commencement EXGTCISGS As we leave our dear Alma Mater, the mGWOTlGS of the good t1m9S we have had and the la t ng fr1end h1p we Fave made w1ll go w1th us as we travel down l1f 's h1ghway Goodbye f r F H o , m y we make you very proud of the Class of 1954 Gary Dale El1zabeth Baylor SENIOR CLASo MILL Ne, the royal Sen or lords and 1ad1es of 1954, b 1ng more or less of sound mlnd, but weary oi heart, soul, and body, oo declare th1S to be our 11st w1ll ard testamBnt,and revoke all of same made before us To the faculty, w leave the hope that all future classes won't be l1ke To the Jun1OTS we leave all and go1ng omt 1nto thlS b1g To the Sophomo es, w leave wlth the teachers, and keep G W1 our out S1hCGTlty WhlCh goes w1th graduat1on, world on the1r own most cher1shed ab111ty, to get along of trouble CH ' Pa' To the Freshmen, Je leave our ab1l1ty to keep the school ln an uproar all the t11e, although they du a very good Job of lt already Each Senlor has a p sonal tem he w1shes to leave 1, C1or1 Arnold, w1ll to nary Ellen P1lat1 my lnterest 1D church an Youth Fellovshlp Gerald C0011 411 to V111 s D1os1 my ab1l1ty of oe ng able to stay good terms w1+h all the glr s at all tlm6S Lebnora Maccallihl w1ll to Pat Petracca my 8TtlSt1C b1l1ty Leonard Cencul , w1ll to Edwa d PlGHj6C my gowd 1 ck QPa' Ha'J John Ed Taylc , w1ll To Syl11 Shaw all ny rules on how to stay sllm Leroy K1tzm1ller, w1ll my great blg personal1ty to Leo Bober Donna Kltzmlller, w1'l to sarah Stefanl my ab1l1ty to be put on every oomm1ttee as chairman. 14 Q O K I ri I, ,' , G 4 3 1 4 2 ., . . , 1 . . L , 1. , 1 . . . Q , . ,,, A V- -f ,A n ,-. 1- . . Q1 E . I . .1 . t . -' .-. ,. G . . 1 C .S ,Q . . . V . ,1 3 - i d c , ' U . . . . O . V - . . .S 1 . L- A . , . D . c, I . ,J rf . -, M33 . . . fi . ' , ' U ' f C . O V v 1 K . . - .L f 9 . -. -. - 'J . C . c ' 1 . f . G c . HS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 , de . Y. ,x . . . J A .LQ N1 . . 1 , . . a. 1 .D . . , A A Y .M Y. . . A1 J -- I . . . f D . BI' 1 .dr - . . F . . . . - a L . d ls ' . I . - V . -, . . . . . . .. : , 1, 5 . 4. -. 1. .L . . , . on v .. I -. . I A 4' . ' 0 - . G - . 1 , ll CA. . Q - 1 , 1. 1 Q . I, 5 - J. I' I 1 . .Q ,fl , 1 . . I 7, . . H . , 1 . ' 3 1 . . I 0 I 1 I 0 , u I . . . C, . . . , ..

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John Fitzgerald, will my slow, deliberate ways to Gary Rinkes Raymond Ornouskl, w1ll to Sally Brown all my t1me she has lt all anyway Herbert Gossett, w1ll to Jack Jordon my patlence of golng steady Margaret Somerville, w1ll to harlene Blzzarl the greatest love of my life FOODD I, Ruth Wllson, w1ll to Shlrley Campanizzl my ab1l1ty to talk fast, but stay calm I, Cora Lee boore, w1ll to Loulse Bowman my patlence wlth llfe SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY um 11111 11111 The story you are about to r ad is false, only the future 15 changed to ro tect the lnnocent um UID UIT Th1e is the c1ty, lovely w1th 1ts frlendship, beautlful wlth 1ts trees work here we're friends Dy name largaret Somerv1lle My partner Libby Taylor UII1 UITI It was 8 lO honday mornlng, March 6 l96L We recelved a call from our class mate,-Leonard Cencula he sald he needed protectlon because he had seen VlnOOW peeper outslde the house The descrlptlon was as follows tall, dark and full of fun be knew rlght away who lt was nd UPeepersU hennen, escaped convdct, sent up for window peeplng Our Job Get h1m ' It was now 8 25 he got out a descrlptlon of thls man to the cars The descrlptlon read UBe on the look out -dangerous fun maker on loose U lhe chlef walked ln, th1s belng the one and only famous Gary Uget h1s mann Dale We told hlm about the phone c ll and he advlsed us to get rlght on lt At 9 OO A M we started for the nelghborhood of Leonard Cencula There were only twenty flve nelghbors so we had to begln at the beglnning UID UI!! um Upon r1ng1ng the doorbell of a nelghborlng whlte house, we d1SCOV9T6d that the proprletor had formerly been a classmate of ours We were ushered lhtb the llbrary and here, at a huge buslnessllke desk, sat our frlend, John Fltz gerald, now owner of the Cadlllac lndustry H1s story was that he had also seen th1s window peeper Sald John, HI feel Sorry for Leonard, he 1S such a k1nd gent to be sp1ed upon H We knew John was telllng the truth but he gave usznother reference to look up Fe sa1d Leonard kept company wlth a lr and hrs Gossett Cformer Cora Lee IOOTGD down the street a p16C6, so we proceeded Cora Lee felt so bad for Leonard She went on to toll us that the mornlng Leonard was sp1ed upon, she saw a man, flttlng the descrlptlon of Ed Hennen run down the street and get 1nto a big black Cad1llac The make of the car 16 1, e . I, . . . -- . . I, ' ' ' . Iy, . w . . -C D 'condensed usd 0 e ' P ' D cnoo deeond audi. . . . . . . . . O we Dum....de...d..d. : V ' , , ' .. . . . . a D Oilldellld Old O I . . . . . . . ,