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

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Paul Herline, will my shop apron to whoever is big enough to wear it. Margaret Heslop, will my ability to leave men alone to Miss Gerber. Donna Hinson, will my position as majorette to Ruby Mock. Cyril Hoover, will my ability to take and make pictures to any newcomer in the Press Photo Club. Iames Hoover, can too poor to will anything. Harry Hyde, will my ability to receive low grades in P. O. D. to anyone who thinks he needs it. Larry Imgrund, will my trig book to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. Richard Iohnson, will my barbells to the Schellsburg boys. Myrtle Iones, will all the homework I did my senior year to my sister, Carol. Ianice King, will my long hair to Cindy McFarland. Galen Lehman, will anything I have to whoever wants it. Ioe Leonard. will my seat in Chemistry class to anyone who might be interested in chemistry. Audrey Leppert. will all my dates to Chunky. Iim Long, will my white Bucks to Mr. Pepe to wear with his band uniform. Iim Maclntyre, will my stool in Mr. Bucher's class to David Stambaugh. Sandra Mattern, will my music lessons and magazine sales to Hawk-Eye fMr. Rorabaughl. Marion McCreary, will my ability to get into trouble to all Brownies. Patsy McDonald, will my place on the varsity cheerleading squad to my sister, Faye. Nancy Mickel, will my back seat in Shorthand to Dorothy Hinson. Beverly Mickel, will all my good times in high school to my sister, Ioan. Dean Miller, will my carrot patch to Mr. Burr. Ioyce Miller, will my good times I had with Mabel this summer to nobody, because I want them for myself. Marian Miller, will my position in the senior class to my four-year old sister. Statler Miller, will my seat in chemistry class to Delbert Miller. Phyllis Mitchell, will my place in Mr. Koza's English class to anyone who is unlucky enough to get it. Bonnie Moskey, will nothing to nobody because I have nothing for myself. Eleanor Oldham, will my knowledge of refresher math to Mr. Rorabaugh. Nancy Oldham, will my ability to drive fit Mr. Pope calls it thatl to Peggy Ann Rowzer. lim Otto, will my ability to run over banks to my father. Dick Price, will my ability to do chemistry experiments to Barry Nail. Mabel Price, will my front seat in English class to whoever is fortunate enough to get it. Ron Rhoades. will my football jersey KNO. l3l to Tom Sleek. Ianice Rininger, will my book Riningex-'s Rules of English to Mr. Koza. Ginette Saylor, will all the by-gone miles on my car to the highways. Lorraine Shaffer, will my old beat-up Ford to Mr. Pope. Norman Sill, will goin' to the boys' gym to practice 3rd period to Donnie Fergurson. Bertha Sivits. will all my H2 O2 bottles to Mr. Bucher. Phyllis Smith, will my seat in English class to anyone unfortunate enough to get it. Sally Solden, will my seat in English class to Linda Beutman. Lynn Strayer, will my seat in Chemistry class to anyone unfortunate enough to get it. Robert Taylor. will my deflagerating spoon to Fay Williams. lean Wambaugh, will all my troubles to whoever is unfortunate to get them. Marie Way, will all my typing work for Mr. Burr to anyone unfortunate to get it. Charles Werner, will Room 743 of Burlington Hotel to next years seniors. Dale Weyant, will myself my will so that I receive everything I will. Iames Wilson, will my job as football manager to Rossie Walters. Diane Wright, will my strong back to Ethel Dull so she can cheer next year. Larry Yost, will my ability to hotrod to Bill Smith. Thirty Four

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CLASS WILL OF '59 Carol Allison, will my front seat in English classes to anyone unfortunate enough to have to sit there. Oma Rae Barefoot, will my last tooth to Mr. Burr. Delores Bender, will Dear Herman to Sandra Callihan and all the broken test tubes to Mr. Bucher. Ted Benna, will all slide rules to Mr. Rorabaugh. Darlene Benton, will all my baby-sitting evenings to Donna Lee Horner. Ioe Berkey, will my ability to get along with Mr. Koza to Chet Smith. Shirley Berkey, will my position in the Head Shaking C1ub to Mr. Koza. Becky Beutman, will my next short hair cut to Mr. Burr. Hal Bollman, will my ability to handle a fast car to Norman Deifibaugh. Shirley Bowser, will my little green Chevy to lean when I'm through with it. Bill Brandt, will my name of William to anyone who wants to be called Willie. Mereada Brown. will all my busy work problems in Trig. to anyone who has time to work them. Ioan Brown. will all my senior books to any junior who is lucky enough to get them. Steve Callihan. will my seat in chorus to Mr. Rorabaugh. Violet Carson, will all my conversations with Mr. Bingaman to my sister Shirley. Io Ann Claycomb, will my books to anyone who wants them. Norma lean Claycomb, will my long hours of study to Dwayne Davenport. Richard Claycomb, will all my good times with Mr. Pepe and the C.R.H.S. Band to anyone who wants them. Barbara Clouser, will my position as a head shaker to Fay Williams. Ieanne Crissey, will my glasses to anyone who likes to wear glasses. Iim Critchfield, will my position as center of the iootball team to anyone who is tough enough to hold it. Marcia Cuppett, will my pony tail to my sister, Patty Cuppett. Dale Davis, will all my lun and sleeping time in Mr. Burr's class to Leroy Mock, and the up- coming seniors. Eileen Davis, will my heart to Lowell. Harry Davis, will my old baseball glove to Harry Smith. Shirley Davis, will my heart to Iohnny. Patsy Egolf. will my blonde hair to Barbara Lohr. Connie Ellis, will my blue eyes to anyone who wants them. Patricia Feathers, will all my fun to a girl named Ioy in Osterburg. Diana Fisher, will the 'lHistory of the Sneeze to Mr. Burr. Alice Fleegle, will my pony tail to anyone who wants a pony tail. Dollie Fleegle, will my driver's license to my niece Iudy Nicodemus. Don Fleegle, will my one note to Mr. Koza. Donna Foor, will Miss Iane Gerber a new file 13. Carole Fritz, am not willing anything cause I haven't anything worth while. Mary lane Geller. will the I don't know Club to Mr. Koza. Patricia Gerula, will all my desserts in English class to Iol-inn Corle. Bill Hahn, will my ability to stay out of trouble toanyone who thinks they can do it. Gary Hauck, will my car to anyone who wants to learn to be a mechanic. Nancy Hauck, will my peroxide bottle to Mr. Rorabaugh. Iudith Hawn, will the job of selling Christmas cards to anyone who wants it. Ianet Hengst, will my dark hair to Doris McCoy. Charles Hennis, of sound mind and body hereby will my Chemistry seat to Ruben Benton. Thirty Three

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CLASS PROPHECY OPERATION TAKE OFF Hi friends. Here, I, the newly appointed correspondent of the Moon Daily Times. am at Cape Canaveral, Florida, awaiting the launching of the newest in rockets, the Lion V-59. As I await my big story, I notice the great engineers, IIM MACINTYRE and HARRY DAVIS mak- ing final adjustments before the launching. As I boarded the rocket for my flight to the moon. I was greeted by the space hostesses, ELEANOR OLDHAM and NANCY HAUCK, and the flight nurse, MARIAN MILLER. At the controls of the rocket is the great space man, DON FLEEGLE lshades of the Mayfloweri, and his co-pilot, IIM LONG. As the zero hour approaches, the count down man, PAUL HERLINE calls out the seconds. At the sound Blast off! IIM HOOVER releases the controls and we are off for the Moon. The first stop on my eventful flight was at space station Fishertown X-32 where I was greeted by the famous senator, THEODORE BENNA and his entourage namely SHIRLEY DAVIS, SHIRLEY BOWSER, HAL BOLLMAN, and CHARLES HENNIS. Since this was the ma- jor day of the centennial. the senator invited me to dine at the Flash Blast Inn owned and operated by PHYLLIS SMITH and IEAN WAMBAUGH. Having taken our order, the waitress, DELORES BENDER turned it over to the well-known chef, LARRY YOST. Our eve- ning was made more enjoyable by the music of PATSY EGOLFS jet-lined orchestra. I recognized some of the notable musicians as CAROL ALLISON, GALEN LEHMAN, SANDRA MATTERN, and DALE WEYANT. The featured vocalist, making one of her rare planetary appearances, was DIANE WRIGHT. Because I was anxious to reach my destination, I sped back to the space port in a fabulous jet racer driven by the champion of all space racers, GINETTE SAYLOR. When I reached the space port, IOE BERKEY and LYNN STRAYER were refueling the Lion V-59 for the next takeoff. Since the takeoff was delayed, I decided to have my hair restyled at Critchie's Beauty Salon. IAMES CRITCHFIELD and IANET HENGST are the wealthy owners of the salon. One of the beauticians, MEREADA BROWN, styled my hair in the latest Iet-age Chignon, while CONNIE ELLIS manicured my finger tips. Finally we were ready for the takeoff. As I boarded the rocket, I met an old classmate, RICHARD CLAYCOMB, the famous African head hunter, who was now going to prove the old saying that the moon is made of green cheese. He was accompanied by his famous head-shrinking assistants, HARRY HYDE and LORRAINE SHAFFER. I ' On the way to the next space station, we met another rocket and stopped for a brief chat with famous artist, MARIAN MCCREARY. who was taking her masterpiece of The Moon back to Earth for exhibition. We said farewell to the pilot, STEVE CALLIHAN, and our rocket once again was on its way to the next space station. Having traveled a few thousand miles, we were told to fasten our safety belts to make ready for our landing at space station Pleas- antville X-Y-Z. I was greeted by the famous space football coach, LARRY IMGRUND, who gave me a free pass to see his Romping Ridge Runners play at the Cheese Bowl. Having Thirty Five I