Gettysburg High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Gettysburg, OH)

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6111.95 Will Wethe Seniors of 56 after completing twelve enjoyable years of study, toil,and hard work, being of strong minds, make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament upon leaving the walls of Gettysburg High School. To the Superintendent and School Board, we bequeath the responsible feeling on Commence- ment night. To the Teachers, we bequeath our sympathy in knowing that they will never have a more desirable class. To Mr. Maurer, our Principal, we bequeath the memorable hours of our Senior Trip. To Mr. Potter, we bequeath our deepest appreciation for his extensive patience and co- operation in helping to make our annual a successful one. To the Juniors, we bequeath the executive power of ruling the halls. The individual Seniors, each having valuable possessions, leave them as follows: I, James Leroy Arnett, will my wavy hair to Richard Hahn. I, Ralph Larry Brewer, will my car load of girls to Ronnie Baker. I, Myra Jane Bowman, will my State Homemaker Degree to Marcha Wombold. I, Linda Lou Class, will my youngest brother to Julia Ann Fourman. I, Ronald Kay Eley, will my height and awkwardness to Luther Strobel. I, Richard Maurice Fine, will my seven sisters to anyone who can handle them. I, Mildred Irene Flora, will my job as a Literary Editor to any Junior with a bigger imagination than mine. I, Teddy Ray Griffieth, will my Ford power plant to Lester Lutz. I, Herbert Leroy Hill, will my Secretary and Treasurer job to any Junior who can get elected. I, Jackie Lee Horner, will my farming ability to Larry Witwer. I, Charles Allen James, will my ability to drink pop in English class to Eldean Glick. I, John .Kenneth Keller, will my catchers mit to George Bartram. V I, Beverly Jane Lecklider, will my Prince of Peace book to Judith Reed. I, Richard Ross Marker, will my pajama pants to Charles Didier. I, Kenneth Richard McNutt, will my typing and shorthand ability to Wayne Burns. I, Donna Irene Miller, will my quietness and bashfulness to Janet Eley. I, Lawrence Leroy Miller, will my good car to Harold Arnett. I, Thomas Edward Miller, will my natural curly hair to Joyce Stephens. I, Gene Edwin Riffell, will the base dru.m to any boy who can match Mr. Bynum's mustache. I, Gayle Emery Rhoades, will my literature book to anyone who can endure it. I, Norma Jean Root, will my Scrabble game to any girl who can find a boy to help make use of it. I, Dixie Lee Sando, will my bookkeeping ability to Betty Zacharias. I, Charles Everett Sell, will my flat-top to Bill Harmon. I, James Robert Stelle, will my seat in chemistry to Paul Barga. I, Carl Richard Strobel, will my running ability to Ronnie Johnson. I, Patsy Marie Unger, will my ability to get the car any time I want it to Alice Stebbins. I, Roger Raymond Wehrley, will my ability to skip school to all sleepy heads. I, Betty Lou Wetzel, will my cheerleading outfit to Osa. Mae Butts.

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Hlass Prophecy YOU ARE THERE This is Channel XYZ, Planet, Mars, bringing to you a special program. Our narrator for this special program. is Mr. Floyd J. Maurer, who recently spent a day in Gettytown, District 56, Planet, Mars. Hello! folks, it is my pleasure to reveal to you the happenings that took place September 3, 1966, on Mars. I met Roger Wehrley, Superintendent of Getty High School, whose complete faculty were members from the 56 Senior Class of Gettysburg High School, Earth, and he wanted me to see the splendid jobs that they were doing. I met Dixie Sando working as the school secretary, who is still single which pleases all the high school boys. Dixie took me to see Donna Miller, a Registered Nurse at the Getty Hospital, who was making her annual check-ups at the school. Noticing Myra Jane Bowman, the Home Economics teacher, rush by the door, I went to see her department. While we were talking, in came Linda Class, who was to demonstrate her hair style, Pink Poodle , for bald-headed women to Myra's Home Economics classes. I found Herbert Hill, the science teacher, working in the school laboratory. After hearing a big roar, Herbert informed me,that it was the band practicing under the direction of Jane Lecklider, head of the Music Department. At lunchltalked to Jack Horner, the agriculture teacher, who drives an 888 rocket ship. We were discussing the progress of agriculture on Mars when he told me that Carl Strobel had leased a few acres of his land for research to the Future Farmers of Mars. Jack also told me about James Steele's most recent poultry development---hens that lay three eggs. I talked to Larry Brewer, the English and math teacher. He told me about his family's past sumrner's vacation at Lawrence Millers Spend It And Enjoy It , summer resort, which had a swimming pool made of platinum and pearls. I went out into the hall and found Joh.n Keller, the champion interplanetary basketball coach since defeating the Globe Trotters, Earth, and Charles Sell, the recent Ping-Pong champion. I congratulated both of them on their fine work. We met Betty Lou Smith, the Mayor's wife, in the hall and she took me to see her Commercial Department. I asked Betty if Norma Root were teaching anywhere. She said Norma was to take a position at the new elementary school this fall. I left the high school and drove over to the elementary building and found Richard Marker, owner of the Build Them High And Square construction company. He purchased his Cadillac from Ronald Eley, who is President of Mars General Motors Division. On my way over to see Richard I talked to James Arnett, owner of the Cosmic Ray Water Pistol factory. While driving down Main Street I noticed a big sign reading Martian News---Kenneth Mc- Nutt, Star Reporter , so I stopped. He told me about the gold plaque that Gayle Rhoades, Police Commissioner, was awarded for solving the murder of Captain Video. I stopped at a dress shop to get my wife something and found Patsy Jackson to be the pro- prietor. While at the dress shop I met Mildred Flora, who is working as a Spaceline Hostess on one of Dick Fine's many space ships. Dick is President of the Interplanetary Travel Service and has many flights scheduled each day. I found my way to the 1:own's finest night-club. The evening's entertainment featured Gene Riffell and Tom Miller, who are well known for their jazz and popular music. I left the night- club feeling very proud of the success of the class I supervised in 1955-56. Friends, this program has been brought to you over Channell XYZ, supervised by two more members of the 56 Gettysburg Senior Class, Ted Griffieth and Charles James, who are Presi- dent and Vice-President of the Communication Correspondence between planets.