Greensburg High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Greensburg, OH)

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Barbara Hughes bequeaths the mouse ln her locker s1nce he wouldn t leave her to anyone who can feed xt as well as she dld Bob Baltrmxc bequeaths h1s dancmg and glrls to Bob Oyler and the Loan brothers Fran Cowger bequeaths all of Mr Clarke s homework to Helen Jackson and hopes she can stand the stram Ruth Ge1b and Dawn LeMo1ne bequeath the1r ab1l1ty to be flrst 1n the lunch 11ne every day to anybody who ca.n fxgure out how they do It and then has the nerve to go through wlth xt Jack Hefner bequeaths h1s posltnon on the football team to Max Mlller and h1s seat Ill Engllsh class to Bob Pamer who should fxll It well Jo Ann Sample bequeaths her cha1r ln cholr to anyone who IS worthy of It and wxll have as much fun as she 1 John Beese bequeaths h1s scholastlc abilnty to h1s brother Bxll Bob Boettler bequeaths h1s great track ab1l1ty to Robert Pamer Phyllls M1l1er bequeaths her abxlxty to keep two lockers brlm full to anyone wxth so much Junk Gene Clemons bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to be such a good dr1ver to Sonny Stexnel W1ll1am Walter bequeaths h1s red haxr to Bob Trexler Dave Galley bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to get to school on t1me every mornmg to Tom York and hopes he takes advantage of xt Jerry Domokur bequeaths h1s muscles to Robert Oyler so he may become Mr Amerxca someday Gordon Sm1th bequeaths h1s genlus bram 1n Democracy to Brad Johnson and hopes he wxll take good care of xt Bob Begert bequeaths h1s football and track pos1t1ons to anyone who can stand the practlce sesslons Emma Morrlson bequeaths all her Lxbrary experxence to Gladys Martm Dlane Rokxch bequeaths all the fun she and Gene have had gomg steady to any steady couple who cares to try It Toby Scott bequeaths h1s Chevy to B111 Furst Grace Moore bequeaths her abxlxty to reach hlgh A 1n cho1r to Casey Westfall and hopes he has occasxon to use It Ph1l Stone bequeaths h1s basketball and football skxll to Bob Pamer a.nd h1s 41 Dodge to Peggy Bob Delaney bequeaths h1s card sharpness to Sllppery Sam Fausnxght and hopes he w1ns at It To thxs Last W1ll and Testament, we do afflx our offxcxal s1gnature 7!H4a-Afndvwlfv lfv-nwwfiwwl Fghfndflfddgb J-.J,ZH,.4ea 1553? Lwnifhvvtldkf jfuaf 71-U-oaat aafpwdo dtrwff fiend 271976.-:JL CQKBQAJ-Cxjmlmmjuf 8-nnivs-In -im04ffV ,Dmfmllrzuzwtb TJ-J Qjilm., BMLWWM Qui Wmu WHL 241 WITNESS Zzw dui' 65.,.afZ5a,1,Je-.AJ E4-idea?- ,asa za., Wm gym Jlafrv 0,4 D TLRRY D MQKUR 7vfmLn4,A9'm45 4940.6 Imac LAW d'd. . I .ff . nv W K ' ' , f , . ' .7 . C w . , J Twenty-five

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last will anh Testament Artlcle I Sectxon I We the Class of 54 bemg of strong mmd and sound body who have achxeved our ultxmate goal graduatxon do declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament Sectxon II We bequeath to the Jumors our Baccalaureate and Commencement programs and our Sen1or year w1th all the fun and hard work that comes wxth lt To the Sophomores we bequeath our bramstorms for makmg money a.nd all our left over crepe paper from our dances To the Freshmen we bequeath all our records m athlettcs and otherw1se w1th the thought that they st1ll have three years Ll'1 wh1ch to attempt to break them To our advlsors we bequeath the hope that the attendance record w1ll be easler to check next year And to the other members of the faculty we bequeath the severe homework asslgnments that they gave us ln the flrst place Artlcle Il Loretta Olemck bequeaths her good tlme m hlgh school to anyone who can have as much fun as she dxd Dean Stewart bequeaths hxs 41 Chevy to Dxck Stevens and hopes he wxll take good care of It Patty Overholt bequeaths her ablllty to be absent all the t1me to anyone who thxnks they can f11l the b1ll Hayes Austm bequeaths h1s football ab1l1ty to Dave Topper Velma Barbour and Wtlma Johnson bequeath the task of workmg m the stockroom to a.nyone who can stand the stram Jack Bloom bequeaths the ab1l1ty not to have a date m four years of h1gh school to someone who IS ln telhgent enough to accomplxsh the feat Jack Wylie bequeaths h1s Plymouth to anyone who can drxve xt wlthout wreckmg lt Shirley Magrell bequeaths her gxggles especxally ln study hall to Ethel Goodman Dxck Fon says he has nothmg to leave and wxshes someone would leave htm somethmg Lols Lovelace bequeaths her seat m study hall 8th perxod to a.nyone who can have as much fmm as she d1d Mary Ann McCort.ney and Norma Keener bequeath thelr sxx years of frxendshxp a.nd two years bemg mayor ettes to June Sockwell and Pat Newcomb and hope they w1ll have as much fun ln those years as they d1d Dlck Wme bequeaths h1s ' 39 Chrysler to anyone who can afford to buy msurance for It Fred Neldert and Jack Graves bequeath thelr mxllung cows, to Sleepy Romesburg 1f he can get up that early Chxqulta Starkey bequeaths the thnll of bemg I-Iomecomxng Queen to the next lucky gxrl Roxana Kxttle bequeaths to anyone the posltxon of stockroom glrl and suggests that they have a good mem ory, a pau' of boxmg gloves a.nd a hearmg a1d to asslst them Barry Callesen bequeaths h1s 37 Buick to B111 Landalls U1 hopes that he can afford to put 011 and gas 1n It Marlene Dorst bequeaths her ab1l1ty to be present every day of school 1n her Sen1or year to any unlucky v1ct1m who can stand lt and stxll rema1n at least half sane Gene Beane bequeaths all of Mr Clarke s classes to anyone who ll take em and hup em Yvonne Kxmmel bequeaths the art to aggravate Mr Guess to whomever 13 brave enough to try xt Dan Summers bequeaths hxs ducktall halrcut to Wmdy Keller and Larry Loan Carol Schneider wants to keep everythmg worth w1ll1ng and anyone can have what's left Dale Carr bequeaths to Tom York lus ab1l1ty to get expelled and miss more school than he does rum, four . , . . . . ' 1 7 1 1 9 ' , - 1 y . , . . . 7 1 ' , . . . . . H H . , - , . . , . . . . . . n u I v

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