Deshler High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Deshler, OH)

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18. Randall Schudgl, we advise you to keep up with your trips to Defiance. It isn't everyday you find a girl like her. 19. We advise you, Ronnie Smith, to go out West, and get in the movies. Just think, you wouldn't even have to change your nick- name--Buckshot. 20. We advise you, Dick Wink, to go into politics. Maybe you will be President someday or at least MayorliJ 21. Our advice to you, Roger Gardner, is to take up radio announcing after graduation, you seem to have the gift of gab . 22. Our advice to you, Gloria Thurston, is to go into politics. You could be Deshler's first woman politician and Ohio's first woman governor. 23. Our advice to you, Dick Papoi, is to go to Hollywood. You would have millions of screaming women clammering after the second Rudolph Valentino . 2k • Our advice to you, Virginia Koppsnhofer, is to be a teacher. With your beauty and brains you would go far. 25. Our advice to you, Ervin Hastedt, is to keep on with your Math and Chemistry. What the world needs is a man of your ability and looks. 26. We advise you, Walter Meyers, to act yourself. Instead of the Three Stooges it will just be The Stooge i 27. Our advice to you, Kenny Scholl, is to be a taxi driver. You are doing ok so far. 28. Our advice to you, John Tussing, is to keep up with your music. Deshler would sure be proud to have someone so nation- ally known. 29. Our advice to you, Vernon Pannin.; 3c Dick Moses, is to smile more and let your personality shine through. The girls will ex- perience a big thrill then. 30. Our advice to you, Arlene Hoops, is to exercise those hid- den muscles---they would come in handy some day if you wanted to become a lady wrestler. 31. Kenny Hoops, we advise you to go on to Broadway. We can see the billing now America's Favorite Ladies' Man . 32. We advise you, Clara Ellen Coldren, to be a sign painter. You seem to have a knack for vivid colors, 33. Our advice to you, Don Hoops, is to take an oratorial course Someday, who knows, you may be another Daniel Webster. Page 23

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To The Future Seniors: Soon we will be gone and you will follow us. We'll give you advice so that you won't hit some of the jogs that we did. We hope you don't take this seriously but humorously. 1. Pauline Cox» we advise you to take up singing lessons. You know Kate Smith won't live forever. 2. V e advise you, Dick Bertz. to go into the underground. With your knowledge from school you would be great. 3. Our advice to you, Don Standfleld, is to take to the Hot Rod Races. Your car is already trained. ip Our advice to you Ted Knight, is to change your name to Ted dy Muscles” Knight. You could really give Charles Atlas Com- petition. 5. We advise you, Haney Sager, to borrow a car from your Dad. That way you would have a sure way to Hoyt's. 6. Our advice to you, Jeanette 3urner, is to find a boy. we know you are not that boy-shy . 7. Sharon Koppenhofer, we advise you to be a baseball umnire. That way Paul would pitch a strike-out everytime .' 8. V e advise you, Don Hogrefe. to get hep. With your looks you could go places. 9. Our advice to you, Pat Casey, is to become a cook. You know you could really help adve.tise. 10f Our advice to you, Sharon Dubbs is to get on TV. Can't you just see another Dagmar.' 11. We advise you, Bob Johnson, to take up flying. Then we could have another Mighty Mouse. 12. Jerry Straley. we advise you to go into the Used Car Busi- ness. We've already seen you test-driving a few cars. 13. Our advice to you Uargurite Hoops, is to get some heel plates. That way we would know when you are around. lif. We advise you, Tom Knoke. to keep up ’ ith your studying. Maybe someday Einstein will call you up for advice. 15. Our advice to you, Virginia Ruskev, is to keep your blonde hair. You know Gentlemen Prefer Blondes . 16. We dvise you, Carolyn Wiedenroth, To get a piggy bank They come in handy on a rainy day. 17. Our advice to you, Marion Yungmann, is to go into designing. With your ideas you can go piAcbs7----- Page 22

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CLASS POEM One© again 12 years have past. Graduation is here at last. And now the class of '52, Vv'e shall introduce to you. Meet Deane and Gene, they're the twins you know. Full of mischief a d always on bhe go. Now with her blond? hair nd winning ways, Harriet will make g od the rest of her days, Here's Janet Boulis with briefcase in hand, Without it she's lost we understand. Virginia Boyer will someday be a nurse. Let's see how many patients she'll make worse. Who is the movie star of D.K.S.? Why Bob Burner, couldn't you guess. Frank Bruback, famous for height, But on the basketball floor he's just right. What! Courtright, a womenless man, that's absurd. We all know the truth, don't we DeVerd? Carl Dangler is quiet and shy. But to all of us, he's one swell guy. Being Sixth Grade Coach brought him fame, Norbert Dishong is his name. Eldor Ehlers, we call him Dewey , To beautiful girls he says......... Oh Fooeyi Neil Flick is the man with the horn, Someday he may be a second Louie Armstrong, Betty Goller is the one. Full of laughs and lots of fun. The guy with the butch, Dave Hollaway, by name, To be good in everything is his aim. Tall, dark, and handsome i« Leroy John, Of playing basketball he's quite fond. Elsie Kern--blonde and fair. Will soon be in Earl Goodwin'.-i care. Page 2l±