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

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CLASS WILL OF I9 Faye Hillegass, will anything explosive in chemistry class to anyone who wants it. Millard Hillegas, will my wrestling suit to anyone man enough to fill it. Terry Ickes, will my position on the football team to Allan Claycomb. Grace lmgrund, will my seat in shorthand to whoever is unfortunate enough to get it. Shirley Imler, will my front seat in Literature class to anyone who gets it. Frances Kauffman, will all my troubles to anyone who can stand them. Elaine Lambert, will my cow bell to anyone brave enough to use it at the future foot- ball games. Neil Ling, will all my hill-billy records to Mr. Koza. Carolyn Long, will all the owls that I shall see in the future to Mr. Kerchner and Mr Rorabaugh. Pat Maclntyre, will the I don't know club to Mr. Koza. Sharon Maness, will my music appreciation to Mr. Rorabaugh. Ed McCreary, will my study halls to Ioe Critchfield. Stephen McCreary, will my seat in the office to anyone witty enough to get it. Bernard McDonald, will my green and white Ford to Patsy so she can beat a peep car. Clem Miller, will my convertible toanyone who wants it. lim Miller, will my wavy hair to anyone who wants it. Nancy Miller, will all my dates to Henry. Shelby Miller, will my front seat in Mr. Rorabaugh's room to all music lovers. Yvonne Miller, will my dimples to anyone who wants them. Shirley Mitchell, will my heart to Marlin Mock. Don Mock, will my chemistry book to Mr. Bucher. Nancy Mock, will my long hair to Mr. Iohn Miller. Ed Nearhood, will my alhletic ability to Larry Imgrund. Anna Mae Oldham, will my brown eyes to Mary Catherine Weyant. Esther Oldham, will my knitting needles to whoever will take them. Am-Mialye O'Brien, will my will to will my cow to Glendola. Vera Iune Rose, will my cowboy boots to Linda Herline. Willis Rose, will my place in chemistry class to George Bowser. Iean Rouzer, will my nylon stockings to the Cairo Hotel. Beverly Saylor, will my ability to stay under the speed limit to Sylva Miller. Donna Lee Shaffer, will my shortness to Evelyn Stevenson. Iohn Shaffer, will my football position to Dick Price. Shirley Shippey, will my literature book to whoever gets it. Charlotte Smith, will my seat in shorthand to Carol Feathers. Paul Strayer, will my ability to beat up on Bob Smith to Neal Buterbaugh. Virginia Strayer, will my seat in P. O. D. to Delores Miller. Robert Stultz, will my English book to Dick Price. Ianet Turner, will my back seat on the bus to Doris Pensyl. Margaret Turner, will my seat on the bus to Dean Housel and Doris Kelly. Nancy Weaver, will my summer sun tan to Mr. Kerchner. Ivan Wentz, will my love for wrestling to Mr. Rorabaugh. Nancy Werner, will my pony tail to Patsy McDonald. Lillian Williams, will my good time in Washington to the seniors next year. Robert Wissinger, will my crew cut to Harry Davis. Ioan Voucht, will my seat in English class to Phyllis Claycomb. Thirty Seven

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. CLASS WILL OF 1957 St Jw. Beverly Allison, will my love for English to Mr. Koza. Phyllis Allison, will my love for P. O. D. to Mr. Kerchner. Beverly Barefoot, will my seat in shorthand class to Nancy Webb. Doris Baughman, will all my stale chewing gum to Mr. Bucher. Dale Beard, will my position as Varsity Club president to Neal Buterbaugh. Mary Ann Beltz, will my English book to Nancy Diehl. Doris Benna, will my gift of gab to Nancy Oldham. Wayne Berkheimer, will my stuffed owl to Foxie. Bill Bowser, will my ability to race a Ford to Iohn Oldham. Owen Buterbaugh, will my last pack of Dentyne to Mr. Bucher. Barbara Campbell, will all the fun I've had on band trips to Eleanor Oldham. Doris Claycomb, will my ability to get in trouble with teachers to Dottie Yantz. Nancy Lee Claycomb, will my seat in chemistry to anyone who likes chemistry. Ross Cook, will my position as right half on the football team to Dick Miller. Gerald Corle, will my old beat up Chevy to my sister. Phyllis Crissman, will my front seat in English class to anyone who is unfortunate enough to get it. Kathy Davis, will my fingernails to Mr. Koza. Virginia Diehl, will all my letters to Pennsylvania State University. Doris Emerick, will my front seat in P. O. D. class to anyone who wants it. Cecil Evans, will my motorcycle to Dean Clark. Dale Faupel, will my Kaiser to anyone who can afford to run it. lack Feather, will my place in P. G. class to anyone unfortunate enough to get it. Ioe Feather, will my ability to understand Mr. Rorabaugh to any person who has him for math. Ioe Feathers, will my ability to chew chewing gum in Mr. Koza's class to anyone who can get away with it. Shirley Feaster, will my seat in P. O. D. to my sister. Leonard Ferguson, will my Ford to anyone who wants it. Curtis Frazier, will my ability to get out of trouble to whoever needs it. Mary Belle Frazier, will my heart to Glendon. Donna Grasser, will my shorty P. I.'s to Shirley. Glendon Griffith, will my seat in chemistry to Bob Triplett. Richard Harr, will my seat in chemistry to anyone unfortunate enough to get it. Richard Heidorn, will my Ford to anyone who likes to fix cars. Robert Heslop, will anything I have to anyone who wants it. Thirty Six

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-N q: 'tv1 lS 'w ' CLASS PROPHECY Well, today's the big day-May 21, 1972, exactly I5 years since the class of '57 of C. R. H. S. graduated. It seems impossible that we'll all be together again today. The few old classmates that I've met again thus far don't seem to have changed very much. jf I remember when our plane landed at Honolulu last X ' night. BEVERLY SAYLOR was there to meet us and we X recognized her right away. Beverly and her husband run ' this beautiful hotel where we're all staying. ' When we got to the hotel, a few of the others had arrived. Standing in the lobby getting reacquainted were DR. AM-MIALYE O'BRIEN, CAROLYN LONG, world-famous sci- entist who makes wonder drugs by playing her magic flute, BOB WISSINGER, owner of the elaborate 'Wissinger's Recreation Room,' and OWEN BUTERBAUGH, coach of the Ha- waiian Hound Dogs, the undefeated Hawaiian football team. It was good to see them all again, ,but we wereall so tired that we went directly to our rooms. And here it is, morning already. I guess I'd better go downstairs and meet the others, but first a quick check in the mirror. My hair seems to look all right. It was done by SHIRLEY MITCHELL and NANCY MILLER before we left home. They own their own beauty shoppe now and are doing very' well. Now Tm ready to go down. Oh! I recognize some of my former friends alreadyf 'There are! 'DORIS EMRICK. MARY BELLE FRAZIER, SHIRLEY FEASTER, VIRGINIA STRAYER, BEVERLY BAREFOOT. and MARY ANN BELTZ. I've heard that they all hold important 'secretarial jobs for some of the United States Senators. There's VERA IUNE ROSE, home economist. She must be giving some household hints to ANNA MAE OLDHAM, DORIS BAUGHMAN, IEAN ROUZER, PAYE HILLEGASS, MARGARET TURNER and SHIRLEY SHIPPEY. I read in the newspaper that they and their husbands have started a project called The Perfect Home. As I go on into the lobby greeting old friends, I see BOB STULTZ, IOHN SHAFFER, BERNARD MCDONALD, ROSS COOK and BILL BOWSER. They're probably discussing the latest prices that farmers are getting on the market. There's ELAINE LAMBERT. I believe I'll go talk to her. I'm anxious to find out how she did the last time she swam the Mediterranean Sea. What's all the confusion across the room? I see now. IVAN WENTZ is getting ready to sing his latest recording for us. That song was written by another of our former class- mates, DONNA LEE SHAFFER. I see that BOB HESLOP, Air Force jet pilot, and IACK FEATHERS, plantation owner, are going to relive old times by playing the accompani- ment on their guitars. Ivan will appear next week on DALE FAUPEL'S Oobie-Goobie show. Here are PAUL STRAYER and IOE FEATHER. They've just completed another of their spectacular engineering feats. . . . Time for breakfast. Here's my place-card. What a pleasant surprise! I've been seated between PROFESSOR DORIS BENNA, Head of the University of Hawaii, and PAT MacINTRYE, the first lady President of the United States. Who is the couple across the table? Oh! It's CLEM MILLER and his wife, the for- mer PHYLLIS ALLLISON, who have been living happily in one of the new, modern, two acre glass houses. Thirty Eight