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

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LA TWILLA DTEST ME T We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-six, do hereby will our good times here at O. C. L. to the underclassmen, that they can find time to enjoy their high school days as much as we have. Good Luck to You. I, John Adelblue, do hereby will my 1's to Bill Carr and my 4's back to Mr. Buchholtz. I, Londa Andrews, do hereby will position in the cafeteria to Linda Cowan, but plan to keep Lee for my own. I, Don Army, do hereby will my ability to sing to Roger Heppard and my Natural Nock for Wood to Ronnie Krugh, but wish to keep a certain Sophomore girl to myself. I, Bruce Baker, do hereby will my ingenuity in Wood Workers Paradise to Royce High, and my ability to get good grades in English. I, David Bigham, do hereby will my intelligence to write a 1, OOO word essay to any underclassman for tardiness to class, and hope that the need of pets for a certain superintendent will not be needed, since the Class of '56 is gone. I, Dick Clouse, do hereby will my ability to bark like a dog to Jim Ash in hopes he will learn, and getting along with the teachers to anyone who can stand them. I, Don Cowgill, do hereby will my high scoring averages to Charles Merkle, and my wornout note- book to Marvin Kline. I, Walter Cramer, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Bill Carr, and my clean locker to Kenny Balliet, and wish to keep a certain Sophomore girl for myself. I, Jim Dull, do hereby will my position as carryout at the A. 81 P, to Glenn Pontsler, and my love for English to Dennis White. I, Gregg Gardner, do hereby will my silence to Kenny Balliet. I, Connie I-loverman, do hereby will my English Workbook to Judy Hunter, and all my Shorthand notebooks to Betty Lockhart. I, Lucy Merkle, do hereby will my Solid Geometry book to anyone who can get through it, and my ability to keep quiet in sixth period study hall to Sue Akerman. I, Ronald Putman, do hereby will my ability to type to Harry Dull and my number 15 to Basil Agler. I, Ruth Rice, do hereby will my position as annual editor to Karen Brubaker, and my shortness to Sue Ross, and hope that the future Seniors have it easier than we have had it in the past year. I, Marcia Scheidt, do hereby will my ability to get out of study hall to Tom Witten, and my height to Kay Thompson, and hope the underclassmen are appreciated more in this school that the class of '56, I, Rodney Smith, do hereby will my wornout gym shoes to Dave Clouse, and my ability to be a safe driver to Kenny Balliet. I, Peter Witten, do hereby will my height to Kay Thompson, and my curly hair to Bill Carr. This Will was made up by the Seniors this Ninth Day of March, Nineteen Hundred Fifty Six. President Vice President 0 o Secretary Treasurer I Sponsor

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CLASS POE Gregg Gardner is a very nice guy, He rates at the top in everyone 's eye. In his blue and white Ford he is usually found, And he 's always a tease to have around. Londa A. is always with Leeg His bride in the future she will be. She's the Treasurer of our Senior Class, You'll always find her to be a mighty fine lass. Next on the list is David B. 9 He's good at wisecracks as you can see. At pumping gas he is the best, Go to Sohio and be his guest. Marilyn Stukey is next in line: She thinks Bob is quite a find. As a singer she does a mighty fine job, If you don't believe us just ask Bob. Ronald P. is our Senior clown, In the Home Store he's usually found. I-le's always fun to have around, You never see him with a frown. A farmer to be is Rodney S. g He'll make a good one without a guess. The job of farming he does enjoy, We all agree that he's a fine boy. Connie H. is a friend indeed, A future teacher she plans to be. In F. T. A. she's quite a gal, She's always nice to have as a pal. Dick C. with his friendly smileg Is kind and helpful all the while. He doesn't shun when there's work to be done. This guy likes to have a lot of fun. Tall, blonde, and kind of shyg Is John Wayne Adelblue a real nice guy. A coach to be is his career, He'll make it, never fear. Next in line is Bruce B. you seeg He 's mighty short and full of glee. The owner of a sawmill some day he'll be, Our Valedictorian he's sure to be. Walter C. is a very fine guy, He'll join the navy by and by. With Shirley Snyder by his side, She'll turn out to be his guide. Don C. is a classmate full of fung You'll never see him lookin glum. He's really good at playing gall, A tall, slim guy who's a friend to all. Ruth Rice, our Editor-in-Chief: A nurse in the future is her belief. Up at Doc's Restaurant she works very hard. You'll always find her to be quite a card. Jim Dull, a mechanic to beg Is a very nice boy as you can see. He'll go far with his talent I'll bet, A pretty girl in the future he'll surely get. We feel it a pleasure to mention hereg A teacher who's helped us through this year As sponsor he's helped to pull us thru, Mr. Leiendecker, our thanks to you. Let's see now there's two we've missed, Who have we left out of this Senior list. Why it's Lucy M. and Marcia S. , The writers of the poem as you probably have guessed

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