Black River High School - Echo Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

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THE GAZEBO Directed by Mrs. Dianne Lynch Butch Wandel Elliot Nash Marcy McCaslin Nell Nash Dave Cather Harlow Edison Dianne Kostecki Matilda Bob Hoffman Mr. Jenkins Gale Stine Potts Debbie Kelsey Druker Bob Hange Dook Brian Smith Louie Liz Perkovich Mrs. Chandler Rod Twining Dr. Wyner Russ Rook Mr. Thorpe Bill Bright A Man

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I Marcia McCaslin, will to Mrs. Koury 100 packages to open up and to Ms. Rose a Hoedown Gospel Music Hour every week led by Mike - Pesto, to Mrs. Benshoff and Mrs. Me- Ginnis 500 hours of hillbilly music. I Rick Neptune, will my ability to tolerate “Baldy” Imhoff for a whole football season to Dave Hamby. I Linda Nichols, being of corrupted mind and to little body do hereby will Dave Hartman a handbook of five ways to cheat when playing the phone tootsie! Lots of luck to all B.R. underclassmen, you'll need it. I Jeff Nixon, will to Doug Rice and Todd Dennis, the ability to partici- pate in year round sports for four years and not get kicked off any team for being too rowdy! And to Mr. Fowdon, a bottle of visine eye drops for his “fried eyes”. Also to Mr. Fowden, a bottle of visin eye drops for his “Friedeyes”. Also to Mr. Forbes, two trouble making Seniors to take over Brian Smith and I. I Steve Pifer, do hereby will a warm bench to baseball players who sit on a cold bench during baseball season. I Denise Puie, do will any un- derclassmen, to get to the J.V.S and have as much fun as I did in one year. And to Cheryl McGinnis and Donna Benshoff another ten mile hike with a twenty foot bonfire in the midst of October weather. I Karen Lundquist, will to any Junior gradulating early the ability to get along with all the Seniors. I Mike Mennell, will anything to anyone who is willing to take it. I Debbie Miller, being of warped mind and large feet, will to Senior or underclassmen who misses more school than I do, to “Cathy” Freeman the whole bass section of the Elyria Acapella Choir, the highest opera soprano she can find, and her miniture cow, Simon. And to Pickles, Punie, and Sweat, as much fun and happiness for the rest of their lives as we've had. I Mary Moutoux, will to all the teachers my sister Betty, don t worry Beech you're in good hands. To Hitler in the Library, I will the silence cheer, and to Mr. Forbes a bigger smile. I Brenda McAleer, will to any new teacher or student all the luck they need to make it through the year, especially if the student is in his or her last year. We Evelyn Pursley and Sue Hales, being of sound minds and corrupted bodies will to Mr. Albright his bookkeeping to keep and to Becky H. and Becky P., our younger sisters good luck with your last years at B.R. I Patti Richards, will to all underclassmen lots of fun in their years to come at B.R. and to Nancy Nagy a box of animal crackers. J.H. D.P.

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Duane Fitzpatrick Charlie Brown Lucy Linus Schroeder Patty Snoopy rol Pomeroy Butch Wandel Dave Cather Pat Hammond Pat Paine YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN Directed by Mrs. Cathy Freeman