Fredericktown High School - Mirror Yearbook (Fredericktown, OH)

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Class will Dave Ackerman wills his singing career with the dance band to Phil. Mike Anderson wills his height to UMoosen Ronk. Neel Awwiller wills his position as Senior Class President to next year's president. Neil Benson wills his smiles to Gilford Biggerstaff. Maxine Besst wills her nickname noscarn to her sister, Norma Jean. John Black wills his clarinet to Anita McKinley. Betty Boyd wills her brillance in English class to Jack Brentlinger. Jim Brake wills his collection of fire arms to Helen Anderson. Connie Bryan wills her black hair to Lois Fiant. Suze Brunner wills her love for college to Elaine Fink. Darrell Cornell wills his tardy slips to John Long. Gary Cunningham wills his freckles to Helen Rine. Paul Emlich wills his hard labor at the farm to Timmy Corrigan. Jerry Faust wills his hot-rodding ways to Lloyd Mowry. Gordon Franks wills his quiet ways to Dick Dalrymple. Creta Frazier wills her F.F.A. jacket to this year's queen. Bob Frazier wills his ambition to Bill Koser. Tom Frazier wills his love to coon hunt to Larry Awwillen Bill Frazier wills his football helment to Elmer Reed. Betty Gadd wills her giggles to Patty Hess. Gerald Garverick wills his love for Mt. Vernon to Priscilla Leedy. Kenny Gilmore wills his love for the sophomore class to Jim Wood. Leo Grubb wills his way with people to Jim Kirkpatrick. Jean Hagner wills her build to Patty Starkey. Rodney Henwood wills his hogs to Swift's Packing. Donnie Huggins wills his part-time photography to next year's photographer. John Koser wills his willingness to give to the blood bank to any other donor. Ray Lord wills his helicopter to any pilot who thinks he dare fly it. Charles Merrin wills his marching band career to Mike Mullin. Janie Payne wills her job as secretary for Mr. Kiracofe to next year's secretary. Harold Phillips wills his red sweater to Harlen McClellandn Russell Price wills his National Guard uniform to Allan Boner. Tom Reese wills his love for fourth street to Diana James. Gary Rine wills his shooting eye to next year's star. Paul Seymour wills his love for the Ween class to Wilma Purdy. Don Smith wills his skill in mechanical drawing to Del Frazier. Sandra Snell wills her willingness to clean up other people's messes to Kay Ann Morrison Don Spearman wills his neat clothes to Dave Burt. Bob Staten wills his loud clothes to Dave Kauffman. Lee Stone wills her height to Ruth Long. Gerald Toms wills his shyness to Carl Morris. Ruby Turner wills her diamond to any other lucky girl. Nola Van Houten wills her small stature to Mary Ann Leedy. Paul Vogler wills his job to anyone who likes to work. Bernard Welch wills his cool haircuts to Jerry Eyster. Madelin Whirl wills her ever cheerful smile to Nancy Van Whinkle. Murrell Yarman wills his way of flattering the girls to Bill Lord. Barth Yost wills his editorship of the annual to next year's editor. 7 nerchf? U' Dave Ackerman, Betty Boyd, Gary Rine, and Ray Lord NGN placed lst., 2nd., 4th., and 5th. in the County q Senior Scholorship Tests. They will their high xi' hh? scores to next year's senior class. 'U Nfl 51,:sl 11:3 ' i . 24

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