Colonel Crawford High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (North Robinson, OH)

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CLASS WILL We the undersigned members of the class ofnineteen-hundred and fif- ty-two A.D. of North Robinson High School, Town of North Robinson, County of Crawford, Township of Jefferson and State of Ohio do hereby set down our last will and testament: ' To the Junior Class we will our ability of getting things done on time. To the Sophomore Class we will our perfect attendance. To the Freshman Class we will our ability to get good grades. I, Pat Gary, will my driving ability to Corrine Tupps. I, Harvey Knell, will my dating to Warren Lauthers. I, Arthur Stirm, will my fighting ability to Duane Dillman. l Lloyd Blackford, will my basketball ability to John Poland. I, Jack Courter, will my pitching ability to Donald Smith. l, Charles Winch, will my ability to throw books, to Jim Zeigler. I, Mel Starr, will my ability to sleep in school without snoring to Kenny Bogan. l, Calvin Knisely, will my ability to leave women alone to Brad Chandler. I, Mark McMichael, will my straight hair to Ronald Johnson. I, Adena Chandler, will my cutting-up ability to Joan Hill. I, Margaret Carnahan,will my ability of getting in late to Dorothy Harriger. I, Joan Dapper, will my cheerleading ability to Betty Vaughn. Witne s sed by: R. W. DeWolfe H. J. Gary H. W. Spicer Esther Heitzman 'I5

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PROPHECY Last summer we returned to our hometown and tracked down our for- mer classmates. We drove past the high school and noticed that a large building was being erected. Being rather curious, we drove over to take a look at it, and who did we see but Jack Courter directing the construction workers. Upon talking to him we found that he was the contractor for the new centralized high school. While we were talking, Pat Gary, the architect of the new building, drove up. Pat told us of Art Stirm's new dairy farm not far from there. She also said that Charles Winch was the painter who had been contracted to paint Art's new home and barns. We drove on and passed a farm that at once drew our attention because of its neatness. In one of the fields we saw a man using aqueer piece of machinery. We stopped and to our amazement, Lloyd Blackford walked over to greet us. He told us that he was a scientific farmer and that he had bought his farm just recently from Melvin Starr, who is a real estate broker. Next we visited with Melvin, who told us he owned a corporation in Columbus, of which Harvey Knell is president. We went to Columbus the next day, and drove into the factory and said hello to Harvey. We learned from him that Joan Dapper is the laboratory technician in the factory. Driving through Columbus, we passed the State House, and decided to go in and see Mark McMichael, who had just been elected governor. The State House was being redecorated by Adena Chandler, who has become well-known for her interior decoration at Lazarus. She informed us that Calvin Knisely is the governor's personal physician and Margaret Carnahan is his nurse. So having seen all our old classmates busy in their chosen professions, we returned home. . 5x H4 7!Ix 14

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