Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

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Smal! 414 1. Helen Miller 2. Lila Hillegass 3. Blanche Werner 4. Iulia Herline 5. Benson Shaffer 6. Maxine Ellenberger 1. Nancy Slack 8. Vincent Hickey 9. Fay Adams 10. Carol Earnest 11. Anita Diehl 12. Ioann Carson 13. Donald and Dorothy Horner 14. Shelah Rose Bence 15. Donna Lee Weaver. Twenty Four

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LEE WENTZ Lee came to Chestnut Ridge from Bedford in his senior year. The general course was Lee's choice. Travel Club lg Camera Club 2, 3: Football 2, Radio Club 25 Track 3. His pastime is working on his train. He plans to ioin the Air Force after graduation. BLANCHE WERNER Blanche was the average size girl who likes to be seen and not heard. She took the Com- mercial course for three years. Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Her pastime is to read a good book. She plans to become a secretary after graduation. CLASS WILL I, Lee Wentz, will my red shirt to Mickey Colvin. ROSS WILLIAMS Bingham, the shortest boy of the senior class took the Voca- tional Agriculture course. Ross always had a smile for every- one. Chorus 3, 4, Boy's Quar- tet 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 4: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. officer l, 45 Lion Staff 45 Class play 3. His pastime is being with Nancy and the future is undecided. I, Blanche Werner, will my seat in shorthand class to Mary Fleming. I, Ross Williams, will my heart to Nancy Miller. Twenty Three

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CLASS PROPHECY As I gaze into my magic crystal ball, I will reveal the future of the Senior Class of C. R. H. S. One sunny morning, Iuly l, 1974, we set sail on an expedition to the African jungles. The guide, a tall and dark man, was our old friend NED CLARK, ably assisted by HARRY DIEHL. Our captain, the guy that gave us all our orders, was none other than WILLIAM BENNA. No stops were made until we reached the island. As we were unload- ing our boat load of supplies, we were greeted kindly by a friendly looking man whom the natives called KING BENSON SHAFFER. What a shock that was! After we told him what we came for, he changed the look on his face. He made a strange movement with his hands and called for DUSTY IOE MILLER. who ordered us away. We heard so much about a witch doctor, that I intended to see him. We were greeted by DON MAC GREGOR. We could recognize our friend because of the strange and silly looking head piece he wore. He was assisted by none other than CAROL COLVIN. As I gazed around, I saw heads of white men hanging in the sun to dry. Next to them I saw a very nice looking old woman weaving a rug. To my surprise it was still MISS HELEN MILLER. I also wanted to see the real Tarzan, but who do you think we saw? WILLIAM GEORGE, himself. We heard music in the distance, and as we approached, we saw four beautiful dancing girls before the fire. What do you suppose FAY ADAMS, LILA HILLEGASS, ANITA DIEHL, AND MAXINE ELLENBERGER were doing? Entertaining men, of course. The music was terrific and so were the players. Whatever possessed PHILIP IMGRUND and HARRY LATSHAW to beat out that silly rythm. I was informed that this was a wedding celebration of IOANN CARSON. BLANCHE WERNER was her flower girl. Twenty Five