Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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SENIORS THEN lstlrow, L. to R.: Cobrecht, Hammond, Rahrig, Miller, Corbin, Clinger, Thompson, Bacon, Ha sey. 2nd row: Price, Holtzmuller, Oates, Hemmerly, Snider, Spoon, Miller, Case, McEntee, Staley, Schott, VValters. 3rd row: Loubert, Jones, McKinley, Oates, Fewell, Kneisley, Simpson, Tong, Cooper, Gard- ner, Weber, Hemmerly, Wright, Essinger, SENIORS NOW Ist row, L. to R.: R. Staley, Hemmerly, Spoon, McEntee, Price, Holtzmuller, Cooper, Simp- son, Schott, Kneisley. 2nd row: Snider, George, Hammond, McKinley, Fewell, Jones, Hemmerly, Essinger, Clinger Tong, Oates. -15-

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I, Dolly Snider, will my basketball ability to Io Ann Harris. I, Joyce Spoon, will my ability to laugh to Alice Thiel. I, Eileen Staley, will my height to Everett Woolley. I, Mary Ellen Tong, will my love for eating to Lois Hamilton. I, Audrey Tracy, will my ability of bashfulness to Olin Hemmerly. I, Edith Myers, will my ability to play gym to Ruth Smith. I, Norman Clinger, will my muscle's to Cary Kneisley. I, Murray Essenger, will my ability to get along with girls to Bill Green. I, Royce Fewel, will my love to tell jokes, and I do mean jokes, to Kay Albert. I, Bemard George, will my shyness, although I love girls, to Donald Conley. I, Ardo Hammond, will my typing ability to Betty Tuorrey. I, Burl Hemmerly, will Curtin's Sandwich Shop to Charles Wright. I, Tom jones, will my love for girls to joe Frederick. I, John Kalb, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Estil Williams. I, Jim Marshall, will my quiet ways and well kept hair to Frank Thompson. I, Paul McKinley, will my good running Chevie,' to john Hooker. I, Rex Swanson, will my ability to sleep in Government Class to Kenneth Wright. I, Harold Waller, will my ability to bluif my way through classes without studying to Norman Fout, who already has a good start. In witness of this document, we have subscribed our names and affixed our seal this twenty-first day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen hundred fifty. CSignedj -14-

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