Dalton High School - Luanna Yearbook (Dalton, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY Kenny is in Canada Trapping furs galore, To get the best mink in town Go to Kenny's store! Jim Bolender, now a football coach, Has won nearly every game. If you read the ncwspapers, You'll see how he gained his fame. Tom has bought a filling station He says lt's the best in the nation, He fills your car with oil and gas And hopes his station you'll not pass! Clair is a taxi driver In a very famous town, For Economical Service Flag another taxi down. Marlene C. is now the manager On Route 30, Dye's Truck Stop. If you ever work for her, She'll keep you on the hop. Greg has gone to Hollywood Taking Tony's place, He captures all the show-girls' hearts with his sweet and innocent face. Roger is traveling near and far In his Model T Ford car. He lives a happy carefree life And hopes someday to find a wife. Jim F., a cowboy has become, Riding the range all day. Of course, he's riding a hobby horse, But don't you like to play? 0 Larry is now an admiral In a suit of navy blue, At home he leaves his lover-- HDon't cry Barbara, he'll be true.' David G. is a preacher great And gives quick matrimonial service. If you're in a hurry, better find his Because you'll never have to wait. Rosle is now a Red Cross nurse Giving lots of pills, If you take them faithfully, They'll be sure to cure your ills. Raymond G. is a Texas millionaire And you should hear him brag, The money from his many oil wells Makes his pockets sag. Shirley is now a secretary Trying the people all to please. But when you want to find her She'11 be sitting on the boss's knees! Lavonne is now a farmer's wife Raising lots of chickensg And when her kids are bad, They really get the dickens. Earl is still a hot rod racer To him it's such a pleasure, He doesn't have to race the cops, He does it now on legal measure. Abe now lives in Barberton with Shirley, his dear wife. You never saw such a delightful pair So happy and content with life. place, -21- Marj is now a teacher You'll find her in the second grade, She likes the children very much Even if she isn't too well paid. Heinz is now in politics Running Germany so fineg If you ever go across the sea, He'l1 take you out to dine. Myron is a circus clown Who wears a funny face If you ever see him, You'll think he is from outer space. Ronnie H. is now a janitor Sweeping the floors with joy. And he's doing a man-sized job Even if he is only a little boy. Liz Lehman is now a waitress Serving customers left and right, With her pleasant personality She'l1 always treat you right. David L. is busy designing cars, He does it with comfort and ease. He plans them for the movie stars And hopes someday, himself to please. Elizabeth M. is now a beautician Who washes and sets your hair. Although she has lots of competition, There is always someone there. Bob McGovern, a fine referee, Does what he thinks is right. Never put up an argument Or you'll have a losing night. Marlene M. is now a housewife Washing and ironing all day long, We all know that when she married Tom She didn't choose wrong. Maxine is playing in Carnegie Hall, Known through the nation wide. When Liberace hears her play He swallows all his pride. Colleen is now a HSwitchboard Missn Taking your calls all the day, She does her work without complaint And still has time to play. Genevieve, a champion on roller skates, Has won prizes galore. Come and see her skate 'round the rink And. also, mop up the floor. Harlan is now a carpenter Building houses big and small. If you want a building well constructed, It's Harlan you should call. James N. is now a debator, He cannot tell a lie. The secret of his success Began in Dalton High. Ronald R., a plumber is he, His wrenches go ntink,n Ht1nk.u If you have a leaky faucet, . Put Rex to work under your sink. Virginia is now a model In Paris fashion shows. She has become very famous Modeling stylish clothes. Cont'd, p, 39

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Friends Class of 195 ceive your 1 parable cone ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE I II III IV V VI VII CLASS WILL , we have been called together in this solemn moment, that you,the heirs of this S, may hear the reading of her last will and testament. May we entreatyou to re- egacies in the spirit of good friendshipg and may these gifts multiply as in the erning the talents. We feel that our brilliant record of unusual achievements will live after usg but not willing to take any chances, we suggest that a tablet be inscribed with our names and just a few of our deeds. This should be hung in the upper hall so that classes coming after us will always remember our deeds. To the Faculty we leave our kindest regards and our sincere thanks for the fact that they have finally graduated us. To the Juniors we leave Room 26 along with the high ideals, good sportsmanship, and the fine co-operation that accompanied all our efforts. To the Sophomores we leave our patience. They will need it to endure the prob- lems of the coming year. To the future Freshmen we leave our unused time, undeveloped talents, and un- filled ambitions. with these they will not be green very long. To the Freshmen there is little we can give. They will soon be Sophomores. and then their self-estimation will be such that nothing, even ln our possession, will be deemed worthy by them. Individually and separately, we divide our worldly goods thus: Kenneth Amstutz wills his nantler-hornn glasses to Arthur Berg. Jim Bolender wills his gift to argue to Bob Kennedy. Tom Brown wills Rt. Sh8 to Dave Bolender. Clair Clark wills his tardy record to Elaine Kerstetter. Marlene Cline wills her ability to get along with teachers to her sister Carol. Greg Close wills his coon-hunting ability to Lanny Rossiter. Roger Eberly wills his ability to keep house to Mabel Lehman. James Fahrni wills his size to Gary Hostetler. Larry Gardner wills his class ring to Barbara Martin. David Gerber wills some of his height to John Paul Lehman. Rosle Gerber wills her continuous giggle to Phyllis Bixler. Ray Good wills his Texas legs to Myron Nussbaum. Shirley Hare wills her ability to get along with boys to Gloria Domer. Lavonne Hauenstein wills her driving ability to Larry Bodaper. Earl Hazel wills his Holmes County girls to Bill Edwards. Don Hofstetter wills his football uniform to John Werfz. Marjorie Hofstetter wills her rosy cheeks to Bonnie Nussbaum. Heinz Horn wills his vast storehouse of knowledge to Dean Palmer. Myron Horst wills his clever remarks to Eileen Mentzer. Ronnie Hostetler wills his fine features to Joe Sword. Liz Lehman wills her love for Orrville boys to Ann Sommer. David Lehman wills his wavy hair to Jim Ferrer. Elizabeth Mason wills her trumpet to Marilyn Graber. Bob McGovern wills his seat in Student Council to Danny Thomas. Marlene Moser wills her blonde hair to Janet Boss. Maxine Mumaw wills her piano to Ronnie Sprunger. Colleen Nussbaum wills her extra shoes to Miss Santschi. Genevieve Nussbaum wills her enthusiasm to argue to Priscilla Gerber. 1 -20. Cont d. p. 26

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