Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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We, The Class of 1954, of Forest High School, in sound mind and body l?l, do hereby will: To the school building, our atmosphere To the faculty, the courage to carry on without us. To the Iuniors, our ability to be different. To the Sophomores, the intestinal fortitude to hold their own in the coming school year. To the Freshmen, our cowboy suits tincluding our guns and holstersl. The following: Evelyn Tracy, will my love for school to all the Iuniors. tl know they love it too.l Esther Mae Sellars, will my ability to go with a Senior boy to Kay Ellen Baum. loann Weber, will -my ability to use more erasers lin bookkeepingl to anyone who takes it. Miriam Mentzer, will my ability to carry the class money around in a box to Sally Edgington. Shirley Patrick, will my ability to play the piano to anyone who likes music as well as I. Virginia Iolliff, will my love for short boys to Lois Thacker. Donna Smith, will my love for English class to Bill Woolley and Ioe Conley. Alice Rizor, will my slenderness to Kay Kratt. Marilyn Anderson, will my ability to do the Hula to Geraldine Humphrey. Carole Lehman, will my ability to argue with Mr. Pine land never winl to Doris Harmon. A Robert Iohnson, will my ability to play basketball to Gordie Woolley. Arlene Hemmerly, will my ability to tell corny jokes to Mr. Pine. Geneva Gobrecht, will Mr. Pine's threats to paddle me to next year's slow poke. Lawrence McKee, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother Robert McKee. Marcia Staley, will my ability to keep my hair out of my eyes to Dick Frey. Carolee Curran, will my height to Ronnie Rizor. Paul Staley, will my ability to have curly hair to Harry Thompson. Clayton Bash, will my ability to have floppy ears to Dallas Parsell. Bill Hotzmuller, will my sense of humor to anyone who can put up with it. Louis McMaster, will my shyness to Bill Parsell. Leroy Merriman, will my good nature to Elmer Seymour. Barbara Burk, will my height to Audrey Switzer. Carolyn Clinger, will my bubbling personality to Diane Iones. Marsha Packer, will my stupid remarks to Phyllis Iones. Donna Robinson, will my smile to Betty Dibble. We, Lois McMaster and Mona Fortney, will our love of Junior boys to any brave girl.

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xbvxsx xxysx xy-vwus - Avy. un-- xi ,Nm Nlillllw Y X . .I Nigga tail: f' ' f N .I , an If f? Q XG ,.-, -1 5 1-an Xgpx- '. ll' t f PRX 'T , - '17 fill bt x X 1 1 gif' H ' . N' it ,xjx 2 f .15-ax This is the country side. Saturday, 10:01 a. m. My assistant, Marsha Smith, K jg- I A and I were working the night watch out of Forest. My name is Friday, I'm a - J cop . . . K ,,Q:'frw 12:05 Marsha and I were on our way to millionaire Clayton Bash's country home. It was haunted. We were assigned by the chief, Paul Staley, to investigate. ,G 12:10 We arrived. The chief was right. It was a house. The door was . 5 5 pened by a cloak and daggered care taker . . . Bob. A 4, P. ' w,!'12:11 Upon entering we saw two ghosts playing leap frog. Interrogation was not necessary. We heard that cackle. We knew . . . Esther and Lawrence. l. - ,ff- .NIA A, 9. N . I 't .Af ' - X O Q vi -- 12:12 A chorus line of skeletons doing the bunny hop appeared. We rec- ognized them. Lois, Carolee, Carolyn, Miriam . . . A wolf-like character hovered near. Iust as we suspected all along . . . Bill. I felt something on my leg. A spider with a crew cut . . . Louie. A bat flew around the room muttering a strange language . . . Smokey. 12:15 Suddenly, we heard a scream in the next room. We rushed in. Found three bodies, Donna, Shirley and Bonnie. Nothing suspicious here . . . In the corner a rat, Geneva, listened to the latest ghost tune, OVER MY DEAD BCDY . . . A rodent orchestra was playing. Alice, drummer . . . Virginia, cigar-box violin . . . and Donna, pianist . . . 12:17 Two termites crossed our path. Evelyn and Ioann . . . We stopped them for questioning. They hit the nail on the head. They were chewing a board. ' .1 5 -.ix 12:18 There had to be a clue. We could smell it. We followed a black cat, . N1 4f'NM21rcy, down some creepy stairs . . . At the bottom we were confronted by two M itches stirring their brew . . . Carole and Mona . . . Would they pickle us? -N. !f12:20 I demanded an explanation. Nothing was said. The house above us G trembled under heavy foot steps . . . Marilyn and Barbara entered . . . They were W DRAGGIN' A NET . . . The case was closed. I .N , 4:50 Smith and I CArlenel started back, to headquarters. The masquerade fs l , ,' with our old classmates had beat the records . . . 1 . , X! -3 I A I 1' , 1 f 1 1 K X Q 1 I N .1-D -. .! IA' ' N If 4 I l A X X Xliqeg .mf - ..-as

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ia- J. SNAPS . . ... Kam f 3. an 4' 'ifffl' 'vt I Threat to Marilyn. . .Smily McKee. . .Queen of the Senior Cowgirls. . .Gab fest . . . Crazy-mixed-up kids . . . Venus DeMillo . . . Close your mouth . . . I like itel like it.. .Handsome as ever. . .So typical of Lois. . .Cute and cuddly. . .You gooted! . . .Doc. . .Take the mask oft, Scotty. . .Young Lovers. . .Totem Pole. . . Shy guy. . .Dagmar in her prime. . .What'sha doin', Arlene-. . .During the bands better days. . .SAP. . .Oh-h brother. . .l-leap big Smoke and no fire. . . Little pot. . .Size ll's. . .Ginny. . .Heidi. . .ls it heavy?? . . .Scatterbrain. . .Stock car driver. . .What's that smug grin for?. . .Who goes there?. . .That Clinger kid . . .Big Chief. . .Sexy.