Haskins High School - Crigo Yearbook (Haskins, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Cisse of 1947, being nhysically sound and mentally weak. being on the . verge of de varture forever from our beloved High School life, do set ovr seel ta this as our last will and testament. To those who mav benefit from this vaner , we would request but one thing: Think very seriously before discarding these bequests; they may someday prove to you, as for- merly they have to us, ; clessing in disguise. The disvosition of all our tressurec earthly vos sessions is to be as follows: Frankiyn Hummel leaves his “mighty vitchin' arm to Bob Eckel, in hoves that he will now teke uo where Percy has left off. Forest Lee leaves his way with the teachers to Roger Bengtson. (We nity the Faculty.) Don North cheerfully bestows his Bookkeening Practice Set uvon “rlvn Snvder, with hones thet it may be of use in the future. Pot Neal leaves her sentlé soprano voice to Loma Rob- ertson, to be used for the first time at Commencement. Don Ziss leaves his skill at bluffing to Raymond Por- ter, to be used to the verv best advantaze. Jack Ryder leaves his tendency towards having fits in Study Hall to Henry Wauters, in hones that he learn the trade. Marilyn Asmus leaves her winning smile to Bernita Now- ard.

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me cata ee 8 eS ac cE = mmm a : a ee Ae oe dat li a : Se me we mre se ee meet mm tee ee see ee ee ee ee so we ee eS eerie ee rn) SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY To the 1947 Senior Cless of Haskins High, we, the class of '48, who follow in your footsteps, fond‘y ded- iceate this report of the generel opinion of those who know you well, concerning your most likely future posi- tions, “While there is an element of unvredicteble in all life, the past 12 yéers hes a us to trust each of ‘you to live uv to the general pattern of thought and ection you heve thus fer so nobiy revealed. On a dey 20 years efter your graduation, we deci- ded to pey vou e visit just to find out how you were getting elong in your professions. We had heard ebout the unusuel display window of Tiedtke! s so to setisfy our ar we decided to visit the place, It was unusual, all right! The win- dow displayed a becroom, and who should be trying the Fores: Lee Fancy Soft Mettress out for comfort, but Forest Lee himself. Isnit thet just like him, alweys taking it easy. We decided we would go in, ‘ho knows? We might even meet some more of our old friends, Stepping through the revolving doors, opereted by hot air from the pastry and aregord departments, the strengest music filled our ears. It wes organ music, but I couldn't auite figure out the tune, Remembering thet Dorothy Browiie used to play the orgen at the Fed- erated Church in Heskins, we decided to ask the man over eat the 10¢ photogrepny booth, for he looked intelligent, if it wes reelly Dorothy. Not more surprises the in- telligent-looking man was 2rice Thornton and bel leve sit or not, he was still in the photography business. We thought his sign wes very clever, which reed: Flashy Fotos, You furnish the Pace; we'll fix the figure! Never feel foolish--Flash a Flashy Foto, =. . Thornton, Proprietor, Price wes: just telling us of a few inter- esting pleces we might like to visit when the orgenist led off with e Lively version of I Wish I Wes Single Again , and two girls dressed in green tights with blue blouses trivoped onto the belcony, They began dancing and singing like mad! We asked Frice ae they, and he told us they were the Gibbs twins. Also, he told us Donna wes married to Walter Agler end Verna was merried to Lowell Brown- es was expected. Continuing on our journey we came to the bekery, which I mentioned before, All of us spoke ebout how good Tiedtke's baked goods wes, but there never seemed to be enough of it, Fut now we Bee eee vane why. It seems ae Aeonienere sir sancti ne: 6 SSC EE ARS CSR A OS eee tenes, | ee ee ep ee ee eee) ent eee ete eee! SS re ee ER A ne EE rm Ape | RN ee ee = hi rene vey SE AR Se ee ee a oe a me me EN TRI eee, pe seiner a ————| | A BNE Se rap et nae CPt ge ue eam ae eae) ol nn RE NE Sa eset -