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CLASS WILL Dolores Avers wills the position as editor of the Explorer to strusse. Alice Baker wills her temper to whoever is in lack of one. Joyce Biddle wills her parking spot to Shirely Witker. Dick Beeker wills his bright remarks to Lowell Hagemyer. Roger Bettenbrock wills his quiet ways to Herbert Hebler. Merlon Bruning wills his farming ability to Bobby Hobert. Bob Bruning wills his carefree spirit to Kenny Reitzel. Patricia Clay wills her ability to be short to Patty Shroeder. Dale Dierksheide wills his blond curls to Clayton jiviclen. Bob Ebka doesn't want to will her away. Phyllis C-ottschalk wills her flighty ways to Marilyn Hobart. David Aufcler Geraldine Heckman wills away her big brown eyes to Carol Reitzel. Doris Hebler wills her ability to cook and sew to I-lilberta Binn. Vondale Kaemming wills her ability to blush to Rose Mary Musser. Opal Oberhouse wills her position as editor of the annual to Tommy David SOD. Carolyn Rahe wills her ability to talk out of turn in class to Lois Strohl. Gladys Rice wills her happy-go-lucky ways to Rose Mary Dierksheicle. Donna Shroeder wills her pleasant disposition to Margie Beam. Vvilbur Smith wills his stucliousness to Luther Aring. Willard Vlfegman wills his ability to sing to Roger Travers. CAN YGU IMAGINE Donna not bein caught talkin in Study I-IalI5 Dolores Iosinv her temper3 Vondale sin in a solo in chapeI3 Gladys not belnfr teased by the boys? Cpal home on Sunday n1ght3 Alice without her cute lau h5 oyce bein pleasingly pIump5 Patty not sleepm in Study HaIl3 Phyllis not having something to tolk about3 Gerry with a feather cut3 Doris not attending a Wood County Band Concert3 Qarolyn not driving her old chunker to schooI3 Dick without his brlvht remarks Dale ettm the lowest grade on a test3 Bob B bein anything but a farmer3 Bob I7 playin Be Bop on the piano3 Ro er being a football star3 XY illarcl not breaking traffic ruIes5 Merlon bein to school every day3 Vlfilbur Jitterbuv in in publ1c3 I6 W I xy 0 . G . O . . C! R D . V 1 . U. U . 5 5 ' D . . I O' D . J Q . D . U . g . I 9 C7 . U . 5 ra . U ' ' n .. ' 2 - - as ' T. - M O I . 0 . 3 DS S ' 14 WK I-1I,I4I1 I'I1I1'.XI. S'I'HIll'1 IilH'II'I'I'I'S '- NN Ilzllli-is XX':IlI Ihlivf-1' Gulf St-Vvic-w StuIi4 n IN-1' .XII I-Il---'trilqll N-.ills IU-stu rant and Moll-A1'i1 1 illn Int- I'I1nn.- I1I'I Ne- ' Ilvwlim-S14-l', hll
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NAME Dolores Avers Vifilber Smith Pat Clay Robert Ebka Doris Hebler Roger Bettenbrock Carolyn Rahe XVillard Weigman Vondale Kaemmin Dale Dierksheide Phyllis Ciottschalk Dick Beeker Gerry l-leckman lwob Bruning Donna Schroeder Merlon Brumn Alice Baker Gladys Rice Opal Oberhouse oyce Biddle GREAT EXPECTATIONS USUALLY SEEN Studying Viforking at Restaurant Xvith Alice Keeping Still With Glenn Happy ln Mischief Loafing Being Quiet Being lmportant With Dale Pulling a Wise One Talking to Shirley Chewing Cum Talkln Teasmg Ci mg Arguing Wth Joyce With Cliff Sleepin AMBITION Undecided C. P. A. Psychologist Farmer Seamstress Accountant Nurse Farmer Office Vvorlc Farmer Receptionist Highway Patrolman Secretary Farmer Nurse Farmer Secretary Nurse Housewife Secretary PROBABLY WILL BE Teacher Plumber A W A C Ventriloquist Clerk Surveyor Patient Mechanic Demonstrator President of U A Mrs. Comedian Married Coach Typist Business Man Housewife Model Married Beautician LRON TR-Xt TOR SALES DR K Q KREIINER b I7 h . . s J . . 04 , D . U . , 5 lggl J . I . or . . CJ ' If . V .Q S . Q. , . Ford T.i.icwrs Dearborn lmplcments Osteoput ic XVUUJ Bros. Picker .intl Combines Pcmhervillc O Lincoln WI-lilcrs johnson Out oartls Bowlinx: Green. Ohio Phone 6171
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