Huron High School - Anchor Yearbook (Huron, OH)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of sound mind and disposition, do hereby will our most cherished possessions to the following heirs in this, our first and last testament, BYRON ALLMAN, leaves his hitchhiking ability to LINDA FISK, leaves her height to Sue Schreiner. Frank Baumbusch. ANN HAMILTON, wills her map of Sandusky to any- one with similar interests, Light, PAT BICKLEY, wills her singing ability to Marge GENE WRIGHT, leaves his seat in Speech class to BRUCE CARLISLE, wills his cars to anyone who can af- Fred Mihalek, ford to keep them. MARGARET BATEMAN, wills her freckles to Joanne Nickles. adventurous youth, BILL HARMON, wills his ability to water ski to any LAMAR BURKETT, leaves his classy clothes to any- CAROLYN MOORE, leaves her ability to get into one daring enough to wear them, scrapes to Ella Holland, GARY EVERETT, leaves his walk -- just leave it! JUDY CONNORS, wills all her dough to anyone that can handle it. ROBERT KEEFE, leaves his deep voice to Bill Haggerty, JIM ROBINSON, leaves his good sportsmanship to Ronnie Larizza, LEITA KROCK, wills her driving ability to Judy Comstock. MIRIAM STEINMETZ. wills her volleyball serves to Joan Bardshar, NANCY RHODES, leaves her secretarial job to Karen Dircks, CARL CHERRY, leaves his mathematical ability to Bob Kurtz, ANDY FEDELE, wills his laugh to all deadheads and party poopers, ALAN MEYERS, leaves his quietness to Val Costantino. BARBARA BATCH, leaves her good posture to the Freshman girls, Cool. PEGGY PREWITT, wills her physics grades to Bill CAROL SPRANKLE, wills her politeness to Janet SHERRY FERGUSON, leaves her ability to get along Thompson. with Mr. Grossman to next year's physics class. SUSAN ROBERTS, wills her knee socks to Ann Ryan, LOUISE KAISER, leaves her sense of humor to Peggy Cherry, CAROL KAISER, wills her pleasant disposition to Mr. A, Moore, PATTI MACIOCE, wills her magazine subscriptions to next year's juniors, CARYL OLMSTEAD, wills her morning coffee to anyone who needs it, .1 ff Ta C L, i N . ' I 49 g J 5 ,I I A' X 5 H 1 7 2I .,,,,AL L' I

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In the eighth grade we found ourselves going to school in half day ses sions but moving tnto the new Junior high school in the spring of the year A new student thrs year was Lamar Burkett and for part of this year we had a cute, but bashful new teacher named Ray Miller The newly elected Junror high cheerleaders Delores Florlo, Pattr Macioce, and Joyce Under kofler little realized that they would also be senior high cheerleaders in a couple of years At the end of thrs year our proud class recerved their long awaited Jumor high diplomas Reaching what we thought the high spot of our school career, we entered high school as freshmen however we soon learned that we weren t very rmportant to the upperclassmen Our homeroom teachers were Miss Wygant Miss Chandler, and Mrss Wrndau The two new additions were Margaret Skeeter Bateman and Judy Amber Connors In our Sophomore year with Mr Roger Moore and Mr Grossman we en gaged in a number of class parties, featuring the favored game volleyball Also there was a Christmas decoratron COI1tCSt ofcourse Mr MOOFC S h0U1C room won and were the guests of honor at the part given by Mr Grossman s homeroom This year we received Ronald Romeo Zellner and Caryl Olm stead the Jumor year with the orderrng and arrival of our class rings selling at the games, giving our class play State Fair to make money for that wonderful Washrngton trip and the long awaited prom wrth the mysterious oriental theme Who can ever forget that trip with Mr Arthur Moore Mr Roger Moore, Kay Ackerman and Miss Salzman as sponsors'P Thrs year we welcomed Sherry Ferguson Gene Wrrght Carole Hamler and Jean Herm rich At long last we have reached the final step of our high school edu cation Here Mr Perhamus has taken over last honors rn sponsoring the class of 56 Byron Allman Susan Roberts and James Robinson have com pleted our class of forty eight Some of the highlights of our senior year that will long be remembered are Susan Roberts being chosen Homecomlng Queen capable Leroy Brownell leading our class the presentation of Old Doc going to New York dancing at the prom, and at last attending the sad but wonderful Baccalaureate and Commencement Yes at the beginning it seemed like a long Journey but now we loo backward and wonder how rt passed so quickly We now leave Huron High School and we are thankful for all the wonderful times we have had together Louise Kaiser Carol Haggerty I . . . . . . I : , ' . : I , . . n ' ' . Then came the much anticipated and most important years of our lives - . ' .. - . .. I . . , . , . A , i I I I I - I - ' I O - I I i I H ' ,, . ' . . . . ' . . . . . . k

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22 DELORES FLORIO leaves her long eyelashes to Bonme Srmocek LEROY BROWNELL leaves hrs ab1l1ty ID sports to Bert Laub NORMA HARRIS leaves her long harr to Martha Shoop ROLLAND JACKSON leaves hrs herght to Gary Dunn JOYCE UNDERKOFLER wrlls her curly hatr to Sue De Long RONALD ZELLNER, w1lls hrs research magazmes to Mr A Moore MARGARET STOUT wrlls her numerous hbrary cards to future llbrartans THOMAS HOLLAND, leaves hrs D A JIM HARTLEY w1l1s hrs ab1l1ty to run out of gas to FLORENCE FRYE, wtlls her TIME test scores to next year s seruors DELIGHT LEWIS wllls her vocabulary to Peter Fredrrckson CAROL HAGGERTY leaves her ab1l1ty to get along w1th older men to Judy Adams SHARON NAVARRE leaves her abrlrty to always be neat to next year s freshmen BEVERLY LIPPUS wxlls her roller skates to B111 A111 son CAROLE HAMLER leaves her poetlc abrltty to Mr Kle1n VIRGINIA BUSH wrlls her marltal happxness to Marge and Charhe JEANNE HEIMRICH leaves her pearly teeth to posterrty DONNA KLEIN wtlls her gtggles to Delores Wrlbur To the COOKS we w11l a warehouse of government surplus steak To the CUSTODIANS, we wrll neater sptt wads and paper atrplanes To MISS WINDAU we bequeath a semor play cast that tsn t always hungry To MISS McKILLIP we leave all the goss1p that floats downH H S halls To MR, PERHAMUS we w11l a rrch senror class or a change 5 To MR, A MOORE, we leave a certam sentor boy s To MR, GROSSMAN we bequeath a class composed of lrttle Emstems To MR, LAUB we leave all the tools that have been stolen from shop fLook rn Ronnle s trunk j To MISS CHANDLER we wlll an automauc washer that doesn t overflow wtth too much suds To MR, GILMORE we wrll un clase trabajando de Espanol 3d10S' To MR, R, MOORE we wrll the trxsectron of an angle To MR, KLEIN we leave a soctology class that has the same oprntons he has To MR, FLAWS we glve a swrmmlng pool shaped lrke a prano To MISS WYGANT we w1ll a Speedy Gonzales shorthand class To MISS COATES we leave some squares for danc mg To MISS LOUNSBURY we leave a group of mute students To MR, HOFFMAN we leave a new pomt system To COACH RIESEN we wrll lots of luck ln hrs new pos1t1on To MR, HARTLEY we leave a school wtth no prob lems To the J UNIORS we leave an extended class tr1p to the huge metropohs of Sandusky I l . , . . . . , . ' . . . . . 0. . . . . . . . , ..D'A- .. ' . . ' D . . . , , . . . , . ' . . Dick Ritter, ' . . . ' ' W '- I , . . I ' ' . . . . . . O . . . . . I D