Akron High School - Golden Haze Yearbook (Akron, IN)

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UBEWARE THE BEAR CAST- Marilyri Fensterrnake lill Ault ..,..,,v,. . - ---A Becky Oliver ,, Sue Tilden ,.... Bonnie Wentzel Charlene Iunlcin ,.., Karel Hollingsworth S- Ron Iones ,,,, , ,oo, THE STORM CAST- Horace Barnes H- Marcia Meredith Iohn Ramsey Us Donna Clark ,, , Barbara Shriver THE TRYSTRING PLACE CAST- -.ie Bob Hattery U-- Helen Huppert Bill Ward ....v Larry Krieg -W Helen Wood ,o,. Iohn Gilbert -,-. locelyn Moore 16 THERE'S NU BUSINESS ou-- as Spoooli as Little Alleary -,s-,,, as Monk H-, as Kim ,Uno at Elaine as Mrs. Tuttle HMS, as Flip H, as Bill as lell HHN- as Mary ow, as The Hunter -HH as The Girl S The Woman C-, as Lancelot ., 7 ,,,, , as lessie as Mr. lngoldsby A ...,., as Voice -- as Mrs. Curtis ----, as Rupert --- as Fannie

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4 .. vl- 1 ' . EVERYTHING I HIIVE IS YUUllS I, Double W WARD, being of superb mind and manly features, will my destruotive powers in physics class to Steve Harris in the hope that he doesn't get a front row seat: my messy locker and al-I the stale ice cream which the seniors couldn't sell, to Terry Watlgamiuth, and my deter- mination to love all basketball referees to Coach Iohn Wil- cox. The lucky recipients of my prized collection of Steven- son and Kefauver buttons to Messrs. Roy E. Meredith and Vern Cumberland. fI'm sure that all these things will be greatly appreciatedl I. BARBARA SHRIVER IOHNSON, do hereby will and be- gueath my degree in matrimiony and my spefoial title of Mrs. to Bet-ty Dawald in the hope that soon she will be graduated from high school and into the sisterhood of brides. I, OLIVER POWELL, will my ability to get along with Mr. Deaton to anyone who can use it - I never could! I, HELEN ELAINE HUPPERT, being in a state of confusion, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to say to the right people, the wrong thing and say it in the right place, art the wrong time, to anyone who gets as confused as I. I, RONALD KUHN, being mentally unstable and physically likewise, stand here on the threshold of AHS with sadness in my left hind pocket and white lily in my grimy little fist, for I must leave this, this . . . year! I first wlilrl my lily to Gor- don Sweet Pea Heltzel in hopes that he teaches horticul- ture, I bequeath my position as Democrat Precinct Commit- teeman of AHS to Mr. Adams, and last, I will my greatest assert. that of being a zany, to all shy, on-coming seniors. I, IOCELYN MOORE, before I pack my grits and gravy, wish to moan the following: my madness for pounding the stompbox to Ianet Hammond and my ability to cool it with the guys to Mary Newcome, who thinks she needs it. I, LARRY KRIEG, do hereby will and bequeath my motor- cycle to Mr. Deaton to help him speed up his patrolling serv- ices as he arrests guys and gals for skipping classes, also, my spot on the varsity to Ross Burdtge in hopes he doesn't get those dreadful mumps. We, IILL AULT and MARCIA MEREDITH, not being sure of our state of mind, do hereby will our ability to go to Eng-land without leaving the United States to anyone who likes to travel, also, our ability to get along with three of the Four Wonders plus one! I, DONALD TIFFY LEWIS FELLERS, hereby will and bequeath my red and lavender shirts to Charlie tSewer Pipel Miller, and a two-way radio to Mr. Deaton and Mr. Meredith so they can communicate with each other while their motor scooters through the halls. I, DONNA ROSE CLARK, being of very sound mind, will my typing book to Merlee Smoker in hopes that she gets as much use out of it as I have, and to Loretta Young I will my bookkeeping book in hopes that she gets more out of it than I have. I, RON IONES, hereby will and bequeath my free time in the study hall to Ross Burdge, the ability ,to get out of the study hall to Mary Newcome, and last but not least, dual kits to Mr. Meredith and Mr. Deaton for use on their scooters. I, HELEN LOUISE WOOD, Woody , being of particularly sound mind, so here and now will and bequeath to any forthcoming senior the undivided attention which I have so faithfully given to Mr. Adam's Government class, also, to all the senior girls, I will my uncanny ability to be in the wrong place at the night time, especially be-fore the lunch bell rings, thereby being first and foremost in the noon-hour chow-line rush at Akron High. I, BOB MARCUS HATTERY, being of insane mind, solid constitution and soggy personality, do hereby will and be- queath: my size 8112 tennis shoes to Gary Brown, my ability to charm Mrs. Dyer in Senior English class to Channing Utter, my ability .to shock Mr. Heltzel in physics class to Ross Burdge, and finally, my diamond-'studded woman haters pin to Charlie Miller. I, FE' REBECCA OLIVER, alias Becky, will to Winston my drumsticks with the hofpe that he'll find a drum for them, to Martha, I tearfullly give away my Iarnes Dean Fan Club pin hoping shelll switch her loyalty from Elvis to a more sub- dued artist, and lasvtly, I will to Charlie Cat Miller and Channing Chauncy Utter, all the freerns in my possession hoping t-hey'll know what to do with the furslugginer things. I, IOHN W. RAMSEY, being of weak mind and sore body, do hereby will and bequeath my motor scooter to Mr. Mere- dith so he can watch the Iuniors in the canteen, and my ability to get to school on time to Charlie fSewer Pipel Miller. I, NORMA IEAN S-ICKS, .being of very sound mind, do here- by will my quietness to Eleanor Hopkins with the hope that she will put it to as good use as I have. I, REX EILER, will to Gary Bradway the ability to stay out of trouble at a certain drugstore on Sunday nights when a certain person is working. I, LEROY KIRK, will my height to Charles Miller and hope that he can use it on the Senior varsity. I, CAROL SKILLEN, being of sound mind, do hereby will my' first name, Lily, to Carol Whittenberger because she is the dainty type and that is the reason the name didn't fit me, I, MIKE COLBERT, do hereby will my gift of gab to any- one who knows how to use it better than I did, also, the bun of riding .to school those nice winter days o-n my air-condi- tioned motorcycle I will to anyone wrho enjoys that kind of fun. I, KAREI.. E. HOLLINIGSWORTH, do will and bequeath my job in the grad-e school office to any lun-ior girl who will enjoy the mid-morning exercise as much as I have, and, of course, the candy and cookies which were sometimes there to nibble on. I, ERNIE SMOKER, hereby will my Government book tio 'Thomas Fites .in hope that the will get along beitter in it thxazri I did. I, GENAVEE COX, do hereby will my newspaper work to any lucky Iunior who thinks he can run the mimeofgraph machine without getting ink on himself and ruining paper by getting ink on the roller also. I I, IOHN LEE GILBERT, being of very sound mind, do here- by will my Government book to anyone who thinks that he can get more out of it than I did.

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LIKE SHUW BUSINESS STATION YYYY CAST- Horace Barnes W- l-lelen Huppert --- Helen Wood --- Bolo Hattery --- Iohn Gilbert --- Rex Eiler .... -H as Mr. Winstead -,v---, as Anita ---- as Caroline --- as Herbert --- as Roger Hsu-- as Chaufler Iocelyn Moore ,,,...,, -U as Mrs. Winstead THE IEWELED HAND CAST- Marilyn Fenstermaker --- --- as Aunt Alice Iill Ault ....-..,..... ....... a s Clair Ron Kuhn .... --- as Ron Warnig Horace Barnes --- ......,. as lack Charles Saner -- - Barbara Shriver --- Cfenavee Cox ......... HGOODNIGHT PLEASE CAST- Bill Ward ,,,, .,A, a s Iohn Ramsey ci- Ron lanes ....,.. Marcia Meredith U- Larry Krieg .... Carol Skillen --- Becky Oliver --- ---- as the Cop ---- as Ann --- as Molly Meredith Whitehouse ------- as Mr. McWinkle -.. .......... as Burton as Lucy Whitehouse -,------,--- as Basil --- as Cook U-- as Vivian 17