Green Springs High School - Green and White Yearbook (Green Springs, OH)

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CH, SS .3 LAST WILL AND TEQWAGELT We, the Class of 1952 of the Green Sprlngs Hlvh School, Green Sprlngs, Ohlo, be1ng of sound mlnd and memory, do make, publlsh and declare th1S to be our last wlll and testament Robert Blrdsall wllls h1s ab1l1ty to go Qtav to Phll Havens and ablllty to play the drums to Duyzy Dudrow pTOV1dlnU he does not become too popular Jeanne Burdette w1lls her ab1l1t5 to go steady wlth one boy for a lone tlme to Nancy Hoppes pTOV1dlHg she doesn't get mar r1ed as soon as she gets out of school J1m Cralg W1l1S h1s ba ketb ll sult CNo 251 to the school because he doesn't need lt anymore Tom Cralv doesn't wlll anythlnv to anybody b cause he hasn't anvthlnv anybody wants Irene Donaldson wlll her temper to anvbody who thlnks they can control lt Jon Drown 'lllS h1s he1 ht to anybody who wants lt If no body wants lt they can U1Vb lt b ck because he needs lt all Pat Drown wllls her abllltx to stay out of school wlthout belnv truant to Marv Eaton Fay Felndel W1llS her freckles to anyone who would llkethen Marllyn Garland wllls her hel ht to Nadla Audrlsh provldlng she 15 not over 6 Feet 6 lnches tall Betty Gruver vllls her dF1V1Pg ablllty to Wllma Mlller pro vldlng she doesn't get any parklng tlckets Betty Hesslck wllls her car to Harry Relchert pPOVldlHg he learns how to drlve Nlck Hudgln wllls h1s ab1l1ty to operate the mOV1S progec tor to Mark Turner provldlng he doesn't snap too many fllms Bernard Humbert wllls h1s I vy halr to Marvln Fouvht pro Vldlhg he doesn't get a butch Jerry Klesel V1l1S h1s abllltv to o l7 Ve rs wlthout a date to Mark Turner, also wllls hls dlmples to Dale Muller Dorls Lee W1llS her abllntv to go to Ra1DbOW every Wednes day Hlght to Dorothy Iolyet provldlng she stlll keeps up her studles -v- -- -: ' 1' C K '-I ff V ' . ' 2 ., U ,. : Y 1. K i 4 .7 i ' ' wr, - Q... 1' have 4 - wx Y ' x., .L - a , . . . . . Q g u I .J '7 . 7 ' 0 - . . . . . . f ,. 1 . . . . 'J 0 . . . . 7 . . . . rv . ' '- . k. N Q . . . . . ' S E. . . 1 Q v A , . . . , I' -3 -3 fa . . V' . -5 n . . S . ' . u . . . . Ar q 1 ' . . . . -. 1- . 4 1 LJ. ' 0 . . . 7 . . 1 . ' . . . ... 1 l . . . . . . . 2 l I n L - c . . . . . . . X s. A ' I 0 Y 0 n Q A . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . A - 0 0 I 0 L V 1, ' 4, , . . XA Ei . . X-J I. . . O . 7 . . . . U F . . N , not ' . . . . . 1 s A ' . q . , . . . , - I T' u a ' 1 . A' n ' . o

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Class Prophecy Ruth is the head supervisor of lount Sinai Hosp tal inClmm- land and is the young st xoman ever to obtaln a posltion of that lmportance She engoys her work irnensely and was telllng us of an 3TUS1Hg incident which happened durlng her nur s training, hen a very prosperous looking man mounted the steps and paused 1U lront of the door I recognized him immediately h1s dimnles As he walked in the door, Ted jumped up and slapped him on the back saying 'Kle el, Old Nan' how are you?N Jerry told us that he now owns a chaln of drug stores throughout the country he bought his ffrst store from Bob Smith when Bob retlred, and llked the busi ness so well that he kept purchasing stores un+1l now he owns thlrty four of them Although Jerry wen seventeen years without having a date, he is married now and has two children Jerry was showing us pictures of h1s children, when Mrs Boy wer z, the former Freda Naugle, and her husband entered the door Freda lives in Tiffin with her husband and five children She aflairs She told me that she and Roy plan to take a trip to Europe in the fall Now everyone was there but Pat Drown and we were nervously awaiting her arrival when a Lincoln pulled in the parking lot, and Pat and her husband got out Pat is head of the businessde partment at Cincinnati University and 1S one of the few women who successfully combines a career ard marriage We were talking over old time ln Cincy, when Pat asked are what I had been doing since I saw her last I told her that I just arrived home from my latest concert tour throughout Europe and that Jack and I are EO1Dg to take a short vacatlon before I go to New York, where I am to glve another conce t in Carneige Hall As the afternoon drev to a close, I fou d myself wondering hat the next ten years held for us Bob in ited u back to the HBucketn in 1972 for another chicken d1nner, and as we left for home I made the wish that we night all be as nappy and prospepus 35 we are now Dixie Michael CLASS HONOR STUDENTS Dixie Michael Valedictorian Patricia Drown Saluta+or1an These are the two top ranking students 1U the Senior Class Their rank was based upon thelr average grade per unit of wor'k completed in their last four years of high Sclool MEFBERS OF THB PATIODAL FONOR SOCIWTY Dixie Michael Patrlcia Drown Robert B rdsall Robert Sellers -4 ,'T- ' J M KL -- '1 -1 e ' 2 .v. g .. . lJ...i 1 ' F I 1 . I x . . I .. SG' w. - V' . . ' ' .0 . I 1 - if 1 - 1. A , 4. 1- ' 5' s - . . - 4 Q .1 .- a X. l . .1 . V4 ' . - . . .. 13 0 0 -2- U O I O is an active member in the Red Cross and participates in allciwc . . .A 41 . D - I . - . r N I ' . 1 2, I I vs . v s . 1 . . -4 - -A .L I . 41 n . , , - .. .A ' . I A g 1 F ' L I . T Q N , - , , , L - ' in T , n 1 ' U'

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CLASS WILL, CONT Karl Miller wills his ability to get letters from the tru ant officer to Harry Reichert providing he doesn't overdo it Dixie Michael wills her ability Ronald Russell providing he doesn't at Harvard Robert Miller wills his ability Mark Turner providing he doesn't get Freda Naugle wills her ability to read two books a week to become Professol of English to make out with girls to hitched of keeping the front of her car in good condition to Don Leffler providing he doesn't be come an expert in driving during the slippery winter months Mardelle Rule wills her glasses to Nancy Hoppes providing she does not make straight A's Ted Rutherford wills his basketball ability to Charles Gil bert providing he doesn't make over 20 p 'nts a game Bob Sellers wills his superb driving ability to Thomaslidie If-Uh the understanding that he doesn't go to sleep Joan Widman wills her ability to drive a 1917 Pontiac to Joanne Barto Charles Hillman wills his shoes Csize 7,25 to Mark Turner Ruth Wymer wills her messy locker to mxyone who can stand it for a year, and her ability to work at the telephone office to Janet Fought providing she does not sw4tch the plugs We, the Senior Class, as a whola leave our ability topros pet in this big, wide world to the faculty. Drawn up on the 51st day of March, 1952, Jerry Kiesel Wh nssaesa Bob Birdssll and Bernard Humbert o - I '1 I O 1 I I 1 FN va- u Q Q I U O L .... . - . - 0 ' Q 0 'J' I