Holmes Liberty High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of 1948, of the Holmes Liberty High being supposedly of and declare this to and form as follows ARTICLE I To Holmes Liberty School, we leave a spot light with School, Crawford County, State of Ohio, sound mind and memories do make, publish be our last will and testament in manner color slides, for future use, particularly in plays, operettas and other stage production ARTICLE Mr Sollars, we leave some baling wire and a pair pliers to help in fixing all odds and ends around the school in the future Mr Donnenwirth, we leave sincere hopes for a new gym floor that will keep itself clean Mr Heft, we leave the hopes for a quieter Senior next year Mrs Schieber, we leave a third arm to aid her in English themes modern Class grading Miss Curtis, we leave a manual on safe drivlng for her new Chevrolet Miss Schieber, we leave enough gas to so to Marion for that cup of coflee S Don't forget the blank records Mr Carmony, we leave our slncere hopes for a successful life as a farmer Mrs Bowen, we leave hopes for that new modern cafeteria in the near future Mrs Spiegel, we leave the hope that she will to school safely slnce Chuckie has learned to ARTICLE III the Seniors of l949, we pass on HMiss Dignity the Juniors, we leave a volumn on UHow to Get w th the Teachers To the Sophomores, we leave the ability to argue meetings always get drive Along in class 9 1 II To 1' 0 ' of To . . To ' . J To . . A To . W ' To ,D w I It . P. . ga To . g I A 2 , . J ' To ' o 7 I ' ' -- ' To - n ' I X ' ' 5 To ' I .H To u ' ' I ' ' 1 ' n H

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at the 'break neck' speed we so well remembered He seemed happy to see us and in the course of conversation, told us that Burdett Rossman was the owner of the Rossman saw mill about two miles from here Since we all wanted to visit Dopey and the only way to get there was by dog sled, Calvir immediately called for the dogs and hitched them to the sleds We packed our supplies and were soon ready to be off Cal, with his usual nmush' mush! mush'n started them off. Arriving at the mill, we went to the office where we found Dopey sitting in an easy chair with his feet propped up on his desk, puffing away on an extra large cigar He appeared to run his business very effectively by issuing orders to the various assistants about him Later, back in the United States, we stopped off at Chicago hlle waiting in the hotel lobby, we saw two familiar figures going towards the dining room The were none other than Janet and Janis Shaffer Hurrying up to hem, we began to pop the usual questions ' hat have you been doing 'How have you bee They informed us that they w re secretaries at Mayo Brothers' Clinic in Rochester, Mlrnesota Right then, they were on their vacation Leaving the hotel, we decided to do some shoppirg in Marshall Field and Company In the elevator, we noticed a lady that we thought we should know, yet none of us was sure Suddenly we remembered Yes, of course it was Phyllis Hawkins She laughingly greeted us and invited us into her private office where she told us about her Job as secretary to the general manager of the store Once again bidding good bye, we returned to the airport where wc found our plane waiting for us Stopping at Fort Xayne, Indiana, at the Frost diner to get our lunch we were waited on by Margaret herself and as cute as ever She had been runnin At last xe were on the home stretch heading back to H L It Sv med good to be back Of course, the first thing we did was to report our trip to all the kids sticking around H L keeping the home fires burn ing The first one we visited was living at the east end of town e found Shirley busily packlng her husband's lunch I bet you couldn't guess who greeted us as we drove up? Shlrley's darling little twins Out Oceola way, Lena was just welcoming home her husband who xas still working on the night shift at Sxan Rubber Company in Bucyrus 'e concluded our round up of class members by visiting Willard Schlfer who was still helping his father with the farm work and every other week wa busy hauling stone for the Findlay Lime and Stone Company at Spore As we recounted our experiences on the trip and recalled all the classmates we had met we concluded that the ten years following graduation had been put to good ac count by all of the class of nineteen hundred and forty eight Q - 1 C . . ' J , . O O O ' ' L ' I A O 1 o . ' ' Q ' K ' 1 . ! tv U I nt? H Q e Q X L L .. 1 ' ' ' 0 Y D - - O O 1 3 1 . ff ' t 8 the diner for three and a half years and was still engoylng it. :ky A 1 r - ' ee . L l L. Y Y e ' ' Lv Ny J U ll' ' U O I F 3 , l ft . - 4 1 . ' o 1 A., , L. If . A V K . . xr 4 ' .- . - S s 1 .L . ' H Q Q I 'D as O

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ARTICLE ARTICLE M 1 , the Preshmen, we leave a dictlonary on Mathematical expresslons to help them along in future math ol sses Mr Stover, the Janitor, we leave sincere ropes for that new rome Mrs Stet er and Arlene roberts, we leave be t wishes for anotrer succe stul year ln the cafeterla , the lndlvidual members of the class of 1948, do hereby bequeath as follow Ronald Bear, wlll my height to Stanley Slpe B111 Mankey, wlll my deep voice to Arthur Steiger Wlllard Schlfer, wlll my ab1l1ty to get into trouble to Myron Campbell Kermlt Walcutt will my ablllty to give the cons a chase to Lyle Xhltmeyer James Staiger ayne McDowell, will my excess bulk to Glenn Cobb Ralph Kennedy, wlll my tardiness to Cruckie Splegel Paul Rumery, will my tvp1ng ab1l1ty to Vlolet Qteiner Glenn plegel, wlll my pkotographer's technique to Lester Slpe Poward Yaussy, will my mathem tlcal abllity to Joel Soonseller my xbllity to try to blow up the try to Jerry Hatcher Burdett Rossman w1ll school house lH Ckeml Charles Anthony, will my bashfulness to Bob Lyons John Spiegel w1ll my good grades to Chuck Yaussy Bob Wkitmeyer, wlll my excellent tenor volce, plus a volume nSuccessful lmltatlng Fade Easyu to Judd Sipe harl Sand, will my baseball curves to Galen lltmeyer To . I .L ' IV To . ' C v To . S z a P t s V We f ' ' al A . I, ,. ,A . . I, . ,. I . I, . . . . . I, . . i . A . . b VL I, Calvin Taylor, will my ability to play basketball to I, 'rl'. f L . I, ' I - K-' l a I, D I 0 O 0 KJ ' I, S I ' ' l - I, , 2 ' ' . I, ' , . . I E . I, 1 . I, , ' . , I, 1 ' X . O ' ' In 4 .