Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Gnadenhutten High School, of the Village of Gnadenhutten, in the County of Tuscarawas and State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare our last WILL AND TESTAMENT in manner following, that is to say: I Edward Allensworth, will my size to Bill Dutton and my driving accuracy to Mike Kohl. I Linda Bartholow, will my height to Dan Williams and my job as fifth period librarian to my sisters, Janet and Sheila. I, David Blickensderfer, will all my nicknames to Fred Glass and my record of having no whacks to Jerry Hoffman. I, Paul Blind, will my hot motorbike and an extra tire to Mr, Brown and my forgetfulness and job of class president to someone with great patience. I, John gampbell, will my tree house to any girl who can climb to it, and my ability to hit trees while driving to Squeeks anson. 1, Carolyn Crites, will my tree house to Jill Mathias and Edna Rank and my sore fingers in Journalism Class to anyone who likes to type and can take insults from an editor. I, Richard Crites, will my experience at the tree house to anyone who wants to live dangerously and the cabin to anyone who likes to sleep out. I, Gerald Edwards, will my nickname Critter to Bill Dutton and my weight to Mr. Brown. I, Roberta Fouts, will my position as co-editor of the Goal to anyone who can think of a theme and my job as Senior chorus accompanist to the Williams twins. I Virginia Frey, will my good grades in history to Jerry Hoffman and my Shifting to Twirly Bird. I Lee Gardner, will my nickname Quiz Kid to Jim Jinks and my Wisconsin accent to Danny Williams. I Cheryl Hamilton, will my ability to get in trouble in Mr. Windon's class to Bob Couts and my ability to be on time for school to Linda McMullen and Mike Kohl. I George Harding, will my nickname to my brother, Roger and my bus to Mr. Martin and family. I Barbara Heck, will my position as co-editor of the Tomahawk to anyone who thinks he can get it out on time, and my attendance at Girl's State to Don Garrett. I Carole Huebner, will my art work on the goal to anyone who can meet the December fifteen deadline and the necessity for me to have to stand twice to make a shadow to Kenny Keffer. I. Pamela Klaserner, will my two years as cheerleader to Sue Garrett and my position as majorette to Chris Fawcett. I, Leonard Lintner, will my knowledge of Communism to Gene Bates and my short, short Iingernalls to Cathy Bau. I. Rita Lockett, will my long hair to Mr. Martin and my thinness to Kenny Keffer. I. SarahtlMathias, will my breaking lab equipment to Bettie Hines and my two front teeth to the next person who falls down e stairs. I, Lloyd McMullen, will my nickname McDuck to Don Garrett and my math grades to Roger Gray. I Rosengiaryl ggiller, will my ability to get along with teachers to Mike Kohl and Jim .links and my seat on the bus to re ass. Harvey Morrison, will my three years of varsity track to Lee Brown, and to Mr. Gordon I will more patience while teach- ing me in track for '63. I Larry Parrish, will my popularity with the girls to David Hanson and my sense of humor to Mr. Brown. I. I Myri? Parlrish. will my two years as majorette to anyone with two strong legs and my love for dancing to Ron arris . I Darlene Rentsch, will my majorette boots to the girl born with a baton in her hand and my ability to mess things up in Home Ec. Class to Patty Herbert. I. Judy Reeve, will my reading ability to my sweet little sister, Pat and my great cooking ability to Mrs. Laing. v I. Dale Schreiner, will my ability not to miss any school to Ed Kugler and my ability not to get any whacks to John Horsfall I, Susie Smith, will my nickname Smitty to my sister Mary Ann and my weight to Sharon Heidy. We, the class of 63 will to Mr. Padgitt a complete set of unbreakable lab equipment. We the class of '63 will to Mr. Virtue, a new and larger key chain. We, the class of '63, will to Mrs. Virtue a year's supply of throat lozenges. We the class of '63, will to Mr. Larrick a play cast that stays on the gym Iloor, not on the rafters. We, the class of '63 will to Mrs. Laing an automatic onion chopper. We the class of '63 will to Mr. Thompson lots of luck in the future years here at G.H.S, We the class of'63, will to Mr. Conway a new paddle. We the class of '63 will to Mr. Martin a book of hair styles. We the class of '63 will to Mrs. Doughton round trip bus tickets from New Philadelphia to Gnadcn, We the class of '63 will to Mr. Brown tranquilizers for the senior trip. We, the class of '63, will to Mr. Windon a life time subscription to the Tomahawk. We, the class of '63, will to Mr. Gray a new broom to sweep up the paper wads, We, the class of '63, will to Mrs. Daniels pneumatic tubes to send the absent list around. We the class of. '63 will to Grace. Freda, and Tod Chef-Boy-ar-dee. We the class of '63, will to Abie fewer paper wads on the study hall floor. We, the class of '63, will to the bus drivers snow plows for the fronts of the buses. Signed, sealed, published, and declared at Gnadenhutten, Ohio, this fifteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-three. I THE SENIOR CLASS NINETEEN

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