Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ZI As one of The five on The baskeTball squad Or sleeping in class or beginning To nod Or shooTing wiTh Sundance-we Think he's fine No one could miss-ThaT's Maxwell Kline. Addressed by Doc as Dorofhy Mae She came from LaTTy one happy day To ioin our ranch and here belong We're glad To have you-D. M. Long. For a carefree girl who's far from meek STep righT up and meeT our Squeek In Speech or 4-l-l you'll always find her NaTurally M. Meeker To whom we refer. WiTh her hearTy laugh and ready wiT ln our big ranch she's sure To fiT Mary M. or MoTTinger-iT's all The same BuT WilberT soon will change her name. The Y-Teens have her as Presidenf WiTh senior Treasury duTies she's benT BuT jobs or none, she's always gay ArdyTh Prichard-you guessed iT righT away. AmbiTions she has as a secreTary BuT some folks say she soon will marry BuT eiTher way-Rosie's a pal Or as iusT.plain Sherman she's quiTe a gal. LiTTle Jo who leads our cheers May be frusTraTed by Typing almosT To Tears BuT Sidle, we know ThaT as secreTary you're fin And we also know for Ned you pine. Pearly-June or Pearly-GaTes On Tables aT BalyeaTs she always waiTs In Typing class she Takes The lead ThaT's STuTz of course, or can'T you read? G The pics in This book are labeled J.S. JusT whaT iT means-you can probably guess BuT Johnny Sigler-our arTisT's fine And also in Murphy's five and dime. The Sundance Kid -we know him well l-lis real idenTiTy I'll never Tell GunbaTTles or Ag. or baskeTball Lowell STemen's really on The ball. SubscripTions or magazines she can sell Typing or shorThand, she does quiTe well Blond hair she has and blue eyes Too Now, Genevieve T., we know iT's you! Babs or Barbara Walls, we know ls one of our cuTesT gals, and so For jokes and laughs and loTs of fun This senior girl is iusT The one. Always laughing, always gay She brighfens up a gloomy day Good as a worker, good on The Team lT's Evelyn or Boogie Woods we mean. Bucky, a boy from The Wagon Wheel All The girls' hearTs will sTeal Usually quieT buT ready for fun This WalTers guy is iusT The one. AbouT myself I'll wriTe a line For many more I have no Time Pages and picTures are mine To hook As ediTor of This class' yearbook.

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RHYMI lll THE llll CH A liffle shy, buf lofs of fun Carolyn Agler's iusf fhe one From l-lisforian of our senior class To greafer heighfs, l'm sure she'll pass. She lives real close, righf here in 'lown She'll always laugh and never frown ln l-lome-Ec, on dusf she shows no mercy Well, Nafchl fhaf's Mary B. or iusf plain One of fhe gayesf seniors we know She likes fo skafe and go fo shows She's sure fo live up fo her name Jusf Janie or Blush, if's all fhe same. Milkshakes or malfs or pills or cokes Cuf-ups in class and corny jokes Someday fhe girls will go in a rush For Buzzy-Boy or L. Dayne Blush. Pride and joy of our baskefball feam This guy has somefhing on fhe beam A ladies-man, fhe playboy of fown If's Diddle-beffer known as Edsel Brown. Of fhe Pearls, l fhink she's Pearl Two. Your fyping work she's willing fo do She never gripes, she'll share wifh all For a friend indeed, fhaf's Pearl Bolenbau Percy.' gh. She's always quief, never loud You'd never nofice her in a crowd Buf as a senior she's going far Our shy liffle classmafe-Margie Carr. Jusf because he's nof so fall Or only cause he's awful small The senior class sfill fhinks he's grand lf's Ronnie Edwards-our muscle man. Very acfive on our baskefball feam This senior girl is on fhe beam She's awful gay and never shy Of course you know if's Paffy l-ligh. As Presidenf of our Senior Ranch This able fellow has a chance To display his falenfs: fhen by and by Ohio Sfafe will get our Dallas l-ligh. As foreman of fhe Rockin' Chair This girl fhe senior dufies will share As salesman or waifress we know she'll,do Who else buf fhe one and only Mazie Krugh CONTINUED ON PAGE 22

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Hllllllll IHT ITA lil Morning - 8:45 AM and we are herded inTo our respecTive corrals by The local vigilanTes. The laTesT developmenT Trom The Gensville Gulch GazeTTe is nailed To The nearesT coTTon wood and a day on The ranch is well under way. A caTTlemen's meeTing is held TirsT and The origin, hisTory and rules of The WesT are considered. All cowpokes musT pass This hurdle in order To compeTe in The rodeo held early in The spring oT The year. NexT a liTTle recreaTion geTs under way wiTh lariaT Throwing and bronc busTing. IT is now abouT The middle oT The morning and some oT The hands reTire To The bunkhouse where They polish Their gear and ready Themselves Tor The resT oT The day. OThers go on The ride To The Gulch where The money maTTers are Taken care of and The Tinancial siTuaTion of The Spread is balanced up. JusT before chuck, The cowpokes divide inTo Two groups: one does a liTTle pracTicing on branding while The oThers go over The land and inspecT The grazing lands and waTer supply. Chuck! And There is a mad rush To The chow line and plenTy oT good Tood. For a liTTle while, There is a lull in The day's work and music Trom guiTars and a blending oT voices can be heard as The hands Take a 'breaTh- in-spell.' On wiTh The days work now and pracTice geTs going Tor The big Round- Up To be given Tor The resT oT The surrounding ranches. FarTher along in The aTTernoon, There is a gaThering and all hands meeT To geT beTTer acquainTed wiTh Their Tellow cowpokes and acquainT Themselves wiTh The Talk and life of The sheepmen and oThers Than Those of The caTTlemen. SunseT comes soon on The plains and all The hands head back To The bunk houses. There is more hoT food and plenTy of black coTTee and The cowpokes siT around The campfire and spin Tales abouT The Old WesT unTil The sTars begin To Twinkle above and a lone coyoTe begins To wail. Lazily The hands head Tor Their bunks To resT up Tor The work-day Tomor- row.