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Senior History ' This year 38 wise and industrious seniors returned to O.H.S,f'7Wesleft behind six of our last yearfs class. We elected our officers as follows: Eresfdert lr Ronald Cronau Vice Pilside t s-X Mary Daughenbaugh Secretary tx, Trax, Nancy Shoemaker fff'TPMQSUf6P lrxix, tsxx Eugene Shaffer f StudEnt,Qo nci7fQQr-Ztxgx XrAxta Kubatzke - Ge swuethrich lxgg x --XXX 1 Werpresented ourxlse-ior play M - - we4theartn in November. lt s a big succes-, and wqfe Naked w-'ng ail the work connected wi 't. 'NNmf ' l'x, -- 14,7 lhhx ' We are proud o l'UCE'-L- e l stars. - s-:Q -- Elmer Wyss, Edwin Schmid, JulIusaUntersee, f- 1 1 ric , and Ronald Cronau represent our classsqnxxthe vars ., squau. Glenn Pinnow helps the Bfs along. xnxx 'T' Four seniors were again elected cheerleadersTsf'DElmar Smith, Arlene Sowards, Sally LaBorde, and Oneta Dinges were again chosen to let loose with the yells. We are well represented in the HOU Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., F.F.A., Glee Club, Band, and the Teen Talk Staff. Many of the seniors are officers in these groups. In the NON Club Gene1Fuethrich is the president, Eugene Shaffer is the sec- r ary,X and Edwin Schmid is the news reporter. In G.A.A., J -anne Mpnehan is the president and , is the - Nfreasurer?aQngta Dinges and M ughenbaugh are the tudent councilNrmmHmmsQN Sally. orde is the president alou Hemphill is the :tuden-t-coigi em er F.H.A. The o - s of F.F.A. are, Gene Wuethrich as presi ent with Giber oepp s vice president. Darrell Busjahn s the treasure xxvrswith Glen Pin ' as secretary and Arnold Fr er as report Euge affer isxpresident of the Bandagifh Mary Dau en baugh as v 'dent and Oneta Dingesa reporter. n t Teen Talk Staff Nancy ker is the editog,fwith Ar d Fryer as reporter from the F.F.A. andlEdwinlScEm porter of sports. ' We wish to express our thanks to our advisers and teach- ers for all the help and knowledge they have given in the past four years. Of Course they had to use strategy some- times, but we are glad now they did. So, under classmates, good luck to you. May you have all the experiences we have had.
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SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Naomi Adams, will my ability to go to a dance with one boy and come home with another to any girl who can be as fickle, I, Joyce Bolender, will my skating ability to Gwendolyn Gill. I, Berneice Bower, will my ability to stay home to 'Marie Hemphill. I, Darrell Busjahn, will my witty remarks to Lenny Cummins, I, Paul Busker, will my private room and happy ways to John Jordan. I, Ruth Campbell, will my dieting ways to Bobbie Bolender, I, Ronald Cronau, will my ability to attract the opposite sex to Alyce Abraham. I, Mary Daughenbaugh, will my ability to wear one boy's class ring and date another to Connie Russell. I, Oneta Dinges, will Richard, my lover, to anyone who canput up a good enough fight. I, Virginia Lee Frink, will my manners to Roger Hutmacker, I, Arnold Fryer, will my Sciota Mills Hlovesn to LeRoy Daugh- enbaugh. I, Analou Hemphill, will my husky voice and manly shoulders to Richard Ilgen. I, Ronald Homan, will my ability to shoot a shot gun from a car to anyone with a straight eye. I, Ralph Huber, will my seat on the bench and trunks to Lyle Bertalot. I, Charlotte Ilgen, will my height to Donna Kerkhoff, I, Betty Johnson, will everything I received in H.S. except my engagement ring to Edith Welz, I, Gilbert Kloepping, will my Jimmy Lynch ways to Miss Klep- pinger. I, Delores Kneller, will my beautiful hair to Bernita Runkle. I, LeRoy Koester, will my handkerchiefs to anyone who has use for them.
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