Holgate High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Holgate, OH)

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ll 'ef-N-se.s.......-' an lull!! 15' e . 3 ' rc g v . V W ,',- 'nxo'ti.nl'i'ncw cone for us to say farewell to Holgttc High. Just a line .J or he inthil little poemto he remexdaered by....... fzlichool larry lelker is usually bored. lhon he rides to fame it be iAnMQ,.,g!,.1cgc3L-, -W , W A, llll h l , .,-.,-,,,,l, h Qu' pitcher in hnsehnll is Kruger, Den. HU: won for the 'Tigers' spin .M lain: hrdette as e Toestmster is hard to beet. On the road to hyersville hit 'Chsvie' you'l.l meet. M - Larson-first ot the kinknnn line, He'l.l he s farxrsrg I'1l. bet a dime. A determined girl is Hinlmn, Joyoeg Nursing seems to be her choice. lnother hdnknsn, hal by name, in the field out art helll pin his tame. Chsrlss' playing piano is really a treat: His 'boogie-woogie' is herd to beat. Geox-gene Cummins is quiet and shy. 8he'11 be A success sr really know why. ' ' Aluuys studying is Betty D. Someone great in the world she'11 ho. Jerry his ukelele does play. Ls 'center' in basketball., he leads the nay. A bright future 'fer Horus Dick!-n we see, so industrious he is-s rich mn he will be. 'Yogi' Diemer is so fancy tree. Evll be a greet singer yet, by gee! ' Short and sweet is Ruthie lie. Bhe does all the boys entice. ' A barber or chef Kesdol Engel will beg cr nybe gain tame on accordian-ue'll see. Craig Frost is one of those Varsity Five. .All those baskets-elim Alive! In his fsther's store Bob Gebhsrdt employsg at school he :Ls one of the shyest of boys. ' g Acconpasist for Girls' Glse is Nancy Grim, and clsrinetist in Bend--what vigor and vim! That blue-eyed smile we know Donna for. meh nicknamed Blondie--need we say more? ' June is a girl so shy and so trite, Some boy will find that she is 'Just Right . Ort late at night lblvin Lane does stayg in study halls he will sleep the next day. Ronald, cr Spe.rrcm l as he's better knowng in singing :Ln Glee Club he's always shone. - ' From South Ridge Jeanie came to stayg she's made many friends with her winning way. lf! In science Bob Pfau graces his name, as the second Einsteing he'11 3 gain his fame. . lf Francis or 'Lefty ' in baseball has shoneg he's put many men out by the 1 balls he has thrown. Eldene so kind, with soft brown eyes 5 The profession she chooses will draw a prize. 4 ' Dick Risbesehl--such an ambitious lad! In Spanish Class he worked like mad. ' hhybe a farmer Irvin will be. A menber of F. F. A. is he. A, Snall and mighty John Thomas :Leg while driving a car he's really a. uhiz . From Miller City, lhdonna oamsg in English Class she's won acclaim. In the world of sports, Esther gains her faxeeg she leads cheers at the Y1 X basketball gene. N Delbert Westriclc is knorm as Dutch 'g for playing a quitar he has 'That touch . V Edith is always so laughing and gay. Q1 the road of success she'l.1 find her way. Pat, so beguiling and so deuweg she does all the fellows lure. , Iwe Worked on this poem with an of my men, from dusk of the evening till de.1m's early light. And so for myself, I can only say, 'Farewell to these classnatesg my we meet again some day. r s d b ponsor' y The Darwen nm: Paonucrs comma Defiance, one . , A ,F I . 4-' , 1 e . V' ' Y ' V ,. Y ' W . - v e . HQ. e- ' .. ' ' f , -.S ef: ., 17 w

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x- 'gl' --e-.........4...-..-aelnnusunllll I0 H GUIKUIBHBIIKURSUIXFIINSII A Uliilg 5 J li . Q ' H . Q Class Wall f. SNBIISIGIIIINIIOIIIIWSIGSIUSNIE I I, Larry Aelker, do hereby will and bequeath my position in typing class to who i 'I is interested. . , nm Bu-mger, being or sound me me bow, do hereby un me bequeath ey kenny to creek my knuckles to Kiss Clark. lay she have as much frm cracking them es I did. I, Burdette L. Brink, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath nv masterful driving technique and superlative Chevy to any poor, needy soul 'lho thinks heoanhavemoretunvith it thanldid. tlgtgeirson Bginlonm, do hereby will and bequeath my typewriter to who can type -1-f ' ' I I, Joyce Brinkman, do hereby Fill and bequeath av position as cashier in the cafeteria to linifred Ckuley. Shy she eat less than I did. , A I , Paul do hereby will and bequeath ny smelly luck at the ping ponglteble to cleans Lampaeb. diy. e ie. I, Charles Christen, do hereby will and bequeath mr position as accompanist lfor Boys' Glee and Hired Chorus to anyone who is able to make fewer mistakes than I. I, Ceorgene Cunxnins, do hereby will end bequeath mf typing skill to my sisters. lllay, they make fewer errors than I. , I, Betty Davis, do hereby will and bequeath ny seat in the study hall to Arlene Eiden. lhy she study more and get into less trouble than I did. I, Jerry Deitrick, do hereby will and bequeath lv basketball uniform to Don Moore. my he get e better fit than I did. I, Norma ummm, ob hereby nm. and bequeath my 1890 desk to anyone Who can keep :Tl books in it without having them fnl out all the time. I, Duane Diemer, do hereby will and bequeath the gum under my seat in Study Hall to anyone who has courage enough to chew it. C I, Ruth Eis, do hereby will and bequeath my shortness to Lenora. Sohuller. Hay it be of more advantage to her then it was to me. I, Kendol Engel, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the Armual Staff to Paul Young. lay he work harder than I. ' - . I, Craig Frost, do hereby will and bequeath my study hall seat and my curly hair to H l Tom Snyder. Nay he have curlier hair than I have. I , Robert Gebhardt, do hereby will and bequeath nv good behavior to Kenneth Burill. May he have as much pity on the teachers as I did. I, Nancy Grim, do hereby will and bequeath my Chemistry Workbook to Winifred Okuley. May she be able to solve the problems better than I did. x 1 I 4 Y' spbnsbrea by nAso-ulcalslxsurnscroi SKLES Ho1g,t,, Ohio MI U , A ..,,,, If ' 1 ., U -, -' f - ...t.w.g, ,rf . 19 P .....-