Claridon High School - Clarion Yearbook (Caledonia, OH)

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Harry Kramer wills his right to a police escort on the class trmp to Philhp Knapp providing PIull1p likes bread and water Jack Maxim and Dave Schiefer will therr right to sit tn their cars late at night and talk to Bud Chapman and Gene Zachman providing they can find some gu-ls to talk about Don McCoy wills his favorite hrdmg places tn the lower hallto Nancy Knickel providing she finds someone to replace Butch. Annette Merster wills her black harr to Nancy Earl providing Nancy doesn t get a Yul Brynner hart cut, Slurley Moore wrlls her r1ght to sing in geography to Judy Roush prov1d1ng,Tudy smgs songs sultable for the occas1on. Ellen O'Meara wills her right to fight w1th her one and only to Margaret Young providing Margaret learns to kiss and make up Sondra Patterson wills her abtlity to get lost on the subways rn New York to Dlck Frazier provxding he has no semse of dll'6CllOIl. Torn Pickett wills the ability to remain unattached to Gene Zachrnan providing he 1sn t out more then eight nights a week. Ralph Rapp WLUS his smile to B111 Greal providing providing that Bill can thmk of a provtdlng for hrs own P1'OV1dil'lg. Ralph Reed wrlls hrs position in band as studert director to Paul Klinefelter providing Paul takes lessons from Lawrence Welk on how to say A one, an d a twol Gary Sellers wills his right to go steady with a junior g1rl to Doug Beutler wxth m providmgs attached. Ron Wymer wills his dog to Sandra Row Dl'0V1dlI8 she qmts going out on dates John McClmathan wills his Lmlque ears to the cause of science at Claridon prov1ding they remam attached to his head. 'I'ne senior class wills asetofduals to Mrs Ruth for her Chevy providing she puts Hollywood rnufllers on it, too The semor boys w1ll theu barber shears to the school board provldlng they can pay their tmlon dues The smior class wills a year s subscription to ESQUIRE to Mr Augenstein provldmg he quits readmg the SATURDAY EVENING PGT The senior class wtlls a sedate, dignified and obedialt salior class for nextyear to the faculty of Claridon providing the teachers let everyone graduate before his twenty first brrthday The senior class wills the Jlmior class the right to have a few scholars and a lot of athletes to study hard fespecially in democracy lrregardless of the tendency to go to sleepy and to frustrate the teachers and underclassrnen. Here endeth the bequests of the Class of 1957 of Clartdon High School. - . . , o ' 1 . 1 . .no uf. it - lt I Q 1 . o ' . . . I - ' . 9 I

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R31-Ph RSD? is U19 W0l'1d'S SFCHIBSI P010 Player: well, that's what they say in Waco, Texas where he, his wife, and four daughters live. You can guess what kind of car Ralph 1133, Yes, ips a new Chevy stationwagon with a dining room in the rear! J on Creviston has moved to Alaska wherehehas an eight hundred acre goat and sheep ranch. He is also married and has four children, two of each. QOf course, that's two girls and two boys.J Bill WJU8-U and his wife, Margaret Young are leading a very extravagant life with little William Jr., in their ranch style home in Claridon. B111 is vice-president of the new General Electric Plant in the middle of the metropolis. You can bet your life there are no wires crossed there. If there are any additions or corrections to this phrophecy please notify the annual staff of 1977 Bcwt 'IUJZE leo We, the Class of 1957 of the city of Clandon, county of Marion, and state of Ohio being about to leave this sphere, in fullpossession of sound mind memory and understandmg, do hereby make and declare this to be our last willand testament, hereby revoking any will heretofore made by us Pat Beechum wills her ability to spike the volleyball to Diana Smith providing Diana can jump four feet above the net Stan Beers wills his right to drive a lavender car to Margo Thompson providing she dyes her hair to match. Bobbi Blow wills her right to go with a boy from Waldo to Marilyn Bowman providing her fellow drives a 57 Ford. Jim Bowman wills the right to ring thebells on the typew riters to Rebacca Gleason providing she doesn t bother Mr Kennedy Butch Collins wills to Danny Weaver the right not to will anytlung. providing that Danny has nothing to will. J' on Creviston wills his right to sleep in democracy class to Rodney Beechum providing he Elmer Dendlnger wills his sousaphone to Later Yager providing Les will also accepthis position on the football team. Gwen Fields wills her scholastic ability toher brother Gary providing he promises to study for half an hour each week. Allan Fix wills his right to work in a jewelry store to Earnesune Haycook providing she doesn t take any free samples Leora Foos wills her right to wear Bermudashorts to the library to Robert Smith, providing he wears plaid knee socks Bill Hough wills his bass voice to Nancy Jo Ruth providing her voice changes during the SllIIll'l16l' I doesn't snore out loud and wake up the teacher. f I al sl A

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ment SEATEDg Harry Allen Kramer, Ronald Glen Wymer, Gwendolyn Fields. John Alva McClenathar1, David Leon Schiefer, Sondra Lee Patterson. STANDING: Ralph Edward Reed, Ellen Maureen O'Meara, John Allan Fix, James Lloyd Bow- man, Ir., Shirley Jean Moore, Ralph Harlan Rapp. VALEDICTORIAN Gwendolyn Fields I 'g -.N 'X li N :Q ' , Qi w 3 i C get S a 1 'ff-5 E W' tb fri Z .rr, N , - es Leora Ruth Foos ,L 5 VALEDIC TORIA N Sondra Lee Patterson