Parkersburg Catholic High School - Omnibus Omnia Yearbook (Parkersburg, WV)

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ANTHONY WILDT This fellow? He is full of glee, St. Margaret Mary Parish Activities: C.S.M.C., C.Y,A,, Fight- ing 69th., Senior Cla s s President, Basketball Manager one year, Del- egate to O.Y, 1955, LORETTA ANN WINDLAND There is only one proof of ability- -Action, St. Francis Xavier Parish Activities: C.S,M.C.,C,Y,A,,Fight- ing 69th,, Glee Club, Art Club, Li- brary Club, Dramatics Club. 17 RICHARD P. WILDT So tall and likeable, St. Margaret Mary Parish Activities: C.S.M.C., C.Y,A,, Fight- ing 69th,, Vice-Pre sident of Senior Class, Basketball four years, Base- ball thre e years, All-State Team, All Conference Team, All Tourney Team, H A-:S-:gli H , , ,W L,,, .WS N . 1 3 . 1 ,Q LEE ANN WIRES Tender-hearted, full of glee, a truer friend you'1l never see. St. Margaret Mary Parish Activities: C.S.M.C., C.Y,A,, Fight- ing 69th., Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality four years, Glee Club, Pep Club, President of Dramatics Club, Drama Festival 1957,

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Qu Ga? fast Will And Testament Here we are at the rich and elaborate mansion of Vincent Doyle. Before him lie the treas- ures which the Senior Class of Parkersburg Catholic High intend to bestow on their successors. Mr, Doyle calmly stands up and begins to read the last will of the class of H5811- We the Senior Class of Parkersburg Catholic High School being of sound mind and body hereby bestow these treasures: I, Lee Ann Wires, will to Jeannie Santer, my home in the country, animals and all. I, Dave Avington, will my driving ability to Tom Maybury, I, Mike McCarthy, leave my agility on the hardwood to Mike Abdella. I, Anne Davis, will to Karen Coram, my solid colored hair. May it always stay that way, I, Erma Fleming, will to Carolyn Crawley my pony tail, so she won't catch cold. I, Bob Rebhan, will my agility in the lab to Bill McQuaid. I, Mike Mulligan, will my church key to Larry Fries, 1, Ken Starkey, will my height to Barry Crowley, I, Margie Metz, leave my ability to write shorthand slower than long hand to Erma Rusignuolo. I, Joyce Heckler, leave my daintiness and quiet manner to Sandy Morehead. Use it well,Sandy! I, Pat Kendrol, leave my quick temper and my love of dancing to Linda Barsotti. To Cathy Marinaro, I, Nancy Hile, will my front row, center seat, in the cheering section. I, Tom Santer, will one pint of my red blood to Vince Doyle. I, John Parker, will my knowledge of chemistry to Eddie Potter. I, Jack Hattman, will my complete courage around chemicals to Mark Brossman, I, Lois Ann Deem, will my quietness and A in deportment to Karen Strain, I, Tony Wildt, will to Billy Deem my complete understanding of Macbeth. I, Mike McHenry, will my strong bones and joints to anyone needing them, I, Larry Barnes, will my driving , twisting, falling, underhanded, behind the back, over the shoulder, weasel shot to Terry Beef Mason. I, Richard Bird, leave my place as guardian of Dante to Mary Lee Ruppel. I, Dick Wildt, will my sincere devotion to the second commandment to my lovable sister. I, Barbara Kaltenecker, bequeath my cheerleaderly love to Liz Nedeff, l, Carma James, will my bookkeeping workbook to Andy Ke rrigan, I, Barbara Halfhill, will my typing ability to Carolyn Harris, I, Sheila Whitlatch, will my A in deportment to my sister Sue. I, Jo Ann Leach, will my love of cheerleading and its sore muscles to some lucky Junior, I, Paul Fraybell, will my car and its payment to Ronald Raymond Hill. I, Tom Brock, will my office at 7th, and Market to Gary Smith. I, Bill Russell, leave my duties as taking care of the lunch money to Bruce Pierson. I, Bob Slater, hereby bequeath my many preposterous nicknames to anyone that will take them and will wear them in good health, I, Rose Mary Murphy, leave to Gay Bell, my ability to be in class on time. I, Roger Crowley, leave my northern accent to anyone who wants it. I, John Norris, leave my great love for my studies to anyone who will make use of it. 2: I 'J I w N 1 :gl .Q zcx lzz s :I X 1 i Q X 19