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SENIORS CAN YOU FAVORITE IMAGINE SAYING Carol Bane Coming to school regularly “Let’s skip out” Virgil Brown As a bald headed midget “For sure” Rosie Campbell Without Ralph “You’ve gotta be kidding” Douglas Dostilow With short hair “You bogart” Diana Drainer Not arguing “That makes me so sick” Tom Fast Losing his temper “Jack your jaws” Dora Fleming Driving a Volkswagen “I don’t care” Sheila Fragale As a blonde “All, Shoot” William Frum Wearing a suit “Where’s it at?” Lois Frye Weighing 200 lbs. “Hey kid” Paul Gobel Without Melinda “Don’t worry about it” Danny Greathouse Being a Democrat “That’s some of the breaks in life Dianna Greathouse Not hollering at Danny “That’s real swift” Karla Grimm Ironing her hair “There’s no sense in that” Tim Haney Without a girl “Ah, Bull” Dennis Hildreth As a centerfold in Playgirl “Now would I do that?” Melinda Kerns Without Paul “You know it” Shirley Layman Flunking out of school “Whatever you want to do” Eugene Marks Not sleeping in class “Straighten up” John Mayle As Daniel Boone “I don’t know” Nancy Mayle Boss at Twin Oaks “Hey man” Earl McCartney Skipping school “I’m square” Bernard McCloy Four foot tall “Wanna fight?” Brenda Police Without Pat “She did” Sheila Police As a country music fan “Tell me about it” Cindy Riffle Cutting class “You drive me Ka-nuts” Barbara Saunders Winning a horse race “Ah, shucks” Gary Shaw With curly hair “Who me?” Kathy Shugars Not voicing her own opinion “You never can tell” Dennis Stewart As a cowboy “Are you for real?” Robert Trimble With long hair “What’s happening?” Diana Whitehair Wearing a dress “What can I say?” Jeff Young Not trucking in his Bronco “What’d ya do that for?” There’s a time to part and a time to meet, There’s a time to sleep and a time to eat, There’s a time to work and a i time to play, There’s a time to sing and a time to pray, There’s a time that’s glad and a time that’s blue. There’s a time to plan and a time to do! There’s a time to grin and show your grit... But there never was a time to quit. 23
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SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Carol Bane, being of burnt-out mind, will my ability to skip school to Paul Kirk. I, Virgil Brown, will my ability to cut class to Mike Welty, who has not succeeded in doing so. I, Rosie Campbell, will my ability to act like a lady to all girls who don’t. I, Doug Costilow, will my ability to ride a motorcycle to Dawna Bays. I, Diana Drainer, will my ability to get along with everybody to anybody. I, Tom Fast, will my ability to keep cool to Donald Boggess. I, Dora Fleming, will my ability to have a nice fiance to another lucky girl. I, Sheila Fragale, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Dawna Bays. 1, William Frum, will my long hair to Lorinda Trimble. I, Lois Frye, will my ability to eat anything without gaining weight to everyone. 1, Paul Gobel, will my ’69 Roadrunner to next year’s Auto-Body class. I, Danny Greathouse, will my cooking ability to Mary Ann. I, Dianna Greathouse, will my half of the locker to Annie Allman. I, Karla Grimm, will my quiet disposition to anyone who can keep their mouth shut. I, Tim Haney, will nothing. 1 need everything I’ve got. I, Dennis Hildreth, will my singing ability to David Warner. I, Melinda Kerns, will my big mouth to next year’s cheerleading squad. I, Shirley Layman, will my position as Bio. Asst, to Mr. Ellison (for his thoughtfulness and kindness) to Susan Glaspell. I, Eugene Marks, will my seat in English Class to David Gobel. I, John Mayle, will my curls to Cathy Tait. I, Nancy Mayle, will my taps on the head, from Mr. Shields, to Brenda Croston. 1, Earl McCartney, will my beard to Mr. Hooper. I, Bernard McCloy, will my height to Larry Summers. I, Brenda Police, will my schooling abilities to Pat Gaines. I, Sheila Police, will my love and truthfulness to all married couples. I, Cindy Riffle, will my ability to wiggle my nose to Rick Brown. I, Barbara Saunders, will my ability to be quiet to Pam Moreland. I, Gary Shaw, will my dancing abilities to Susan Turoczy. I, Kathy Shugars, will my ability to be chosen the Most Lovable Girl to all girls with a desire to win. I, Dennis Stewart, will my long hair and freaky ways to “The Godfather”. I, RobertTrimble, will my baseball ability to Charles Barker and Donald Boggess. I, Diana Whitehair, will my luck in having Mr. Costello for class four times a day to Ray Palmer. I, Jeff Young, will my hunting ability to Mr. Withers who is always sick on opening day. We, the Class of 1975, being in as good mental health as usual, and in better temper than usual, do bequeath to the Juniors our good luck, the privilege of being a Senior, and any girls or boys we may have left behind in our haste. To our friends, the Sophomores, we leave our patience, which will be useful in enduring the Juniors. To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen we leave a map of the school building, so they won’t get lost or get in the way. To the Junior High we leave any old apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left behind. To our principal we give and bequeath a sense of relief that we have at least graduated, pleasant memories of our four years together, and a feeling of pride in any great deeds or noteworthy achievements that our future may contain, realizing that such glories — if any, will owe much to his example and consel. Alas, to our dear old school building, we leave the peaceful quiet, caused by our absence. 22
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