Cridersville High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Cridersville, OH)

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We, the Class of 1957, being of sound mind and judgment, do, to the best of our ability, hereby will the following to our successors. We hope you use them to the best of your advantage. Fox. CLETAH DUDGEON - My cheerleading outfit to someone who can cheer our team to victory next aason SHIRLEY ANN LOWRY - My ability to get out of as many gym classes as possible to Sandy Berry. FRANCES GRAHAM - My physics book to whoever wants it. MARTHA MYERS - My ability of taking shorthand dictation to Lenora Myers and my height to Caroline DORIS WERLING - My Homecoming Crown to the Junior girl who may be honored to be Queen. LINDA MILLER - My beat up shorthand book to any Junior who wants it. CAROL THOMAS - My brown eyes to Pearl Armes. CAROL JEAN WERLING - My height to Maurice Frazier. KEN NUMBERS - The basketball position I had to Roger Fox. NORM KIRCHNER - My purty duck tail and beautiful blue eyes to Dick Hinegardner. DAN SNIDER - My wavy hair and side-burns to anyone who is man enough to wear them. GLENN HASTING - My seat in study hall to Sandy Berry. DEAN PIERSTORFF - My Marine outfit, boots and all, to John Wiseley, JUNY BEEMER - The payments on my new Ford to Chuck Wells, while I'm in the Navy. MARTHA WOLFE - My black hair to Karen Walther. BEV LOWRY - My 40 Ford black coupe to Skinner Bayliff. WA LTER ARMES - My position on the Student Council to anyone who wishes the responsibility. BILL HINEGARDNER - My wonderful personality and good looks to Jim Sproul. JACK WINGET - My bashful disposition to Roger Lowry. To the Junior Class - Our homeroom teacher Mrs. Cumming. To the Sophomore Class - Our ability to get out of classes. To the Freshman Class - The hope that you will one day be Seniors. To the High School Faculty - Our gratitude for helping us through our twelve years of school. The Senior Class 1957 I5

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Hello Gertrude? This is Myrtle Flynchh. I just thought I'd call and tell you about the most wonderful trip I took. It was certainly exciting Gertie! I'm rather tired, but I'll tell you all about it if you would like to listen. Where all did I go? Why I went so many different places, I hardly know where to start. Did I meet any- body I knew? Why Gertie, you would never believe it, but I met all my 57 classmates. Just think, 10 years have flown by since graduation! First, I got my ticket at the Wapakoneta Air Port, you know, the new one. Well, who do you think sold it to me? No, LINDA MILLER. She certainly knows a lot about those far away places. She said she is enjoying the best of health, and is very satisfied with her work. Iboarded my plane, and you would never guess who occupied the seat next to me. It was KENNY NUMBERS, I-Ie was on his way to play in a professional basketball game at Boston, for the Boston Celtics. He is so handsome, Gertie, can't you imagine how he looks on the playing floor? WOW! Oh well, I'd better go on now. I had a wonderful flight to California, but I was glad to leave the plane. As I was walking off the run- way on my shaking legs, who should I bump into, but a MAN. Honest Gertie, a MAN in uniform. Taking a second look, only because glances can fool a person, I saw it was JUNY BEEMER, He mentioned he was making a career out of the Navy, and was' on his way back to Lima with his wife and family. ---It certainly must be nice to be an officer. I was hungry by now, couldn't eat on the plane, so I was about to get a sandwich when I met MARTHA MYERS and she asked me to eat with her in one of those big-big-big restaurants. Over lunch, she told me she did missionary work for the poor people of San Francisco, and that she finds this work very rewarding. She always was the kind to help others. Martha asked me if I'd seen CAROL WERLING. You know, she's changed her name now. Well, nothing to do but to go chat with Carol. She was very glad to see me, and welcomed an old friend. Carol has a very modern home, and the cutest twins l've ever seen. They both have red hair, but no freckles. She is very happy. After seeing California, I took a train back East. On the train I met FRANCES GRAHAM. She is enjoying a wonderful term with the 6th graders at Milton Elementary School in Kansas. She told me that DANNY SNIDER was a very successful farmer out there, so when the train pulled in at the Kansas station. I took a taxi to his farms.. He told me he was a wheat farmer, and I could see Frances was right about him being successful. Gertrude, you should see all the modern machinery he has on those farms! When Iboarded the train again, to finish my journey, who should I meet, but WALTER ARMES. Walter told me he was on his way to play his baritone and sing at the Pittsburg Symphony Hall. You know, Gertrude, I always knew he had a great talent. When we arrived at Pittsburg, I left him to meet CLETAH DUDGEON. We drove to her small, but modern home in the suburbs. She told me all about her wonderful job as dietician in the new hospital out there. Of course, Gertie, she has changed her name somewhat but she is still the same wonderful person she used to be. My next stop was New York City. I had heard from Cleatah that GLENN HASTING was an executive for Westinghouse there in the city with his offices in the Empire State Building. When I went to see him, he told me of his fine family. Glenn has become very important to Westinghouse, and he likes his work real well. He also mentioned the wonderful couple living next to them. It was none other than SHIRLEY LOWRY and DEAN PIERSTORFF, When I went to see Shirley, she had just gotten home from a busy day at the office, I inquired about her boss, and she told me it was her husband, Dean. Dean has his own business as lawyer in this big city. When Dean came home, she had a wonderful meal prepared, and invited me to stay, Dean talked about his work, and he said he is very happy. I could see he and Shirley were both successes in this big city. I left them later that evening, for I had reservations on the evening plane to Miami, Florida. I6.