Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Union City, CA)

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Class Will for 1952 (con't) I, Marilyn Subler, will my cheer leading ability to Roxle Rler. I, Norma Subler, will my ability to play basketball to atty Rlegle. I, Lowell Varner, will my height to Gene Brubaker. I, Marlene Weiss, will my natural curly hair to Dorothy Weisner. YJe, the seniors, will the key of knowledge to the Juniors. BE THE BEST DRESSED PERSON IN YOUR CROWD BUY YOUR CLOTHES AT R. Kirshbaum Co. UNION CITY INDIANA

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CLASS WILL FOR 1952 We, the Senior Class, will all our good times to the underclassmen. I, Jack Anderson, will my ability as an actor to Franklin Smiley. I, Richard Barga, will my ability to pick up strange girls to Mark Kramer. I, Carole Blume, will my ability to play the bell lyra to Sara McGill. I, Kenneth Bowman, will my ability to get along with red heads to David Lenker. I, Jim Caupp, will my good chemistry grades to Don Johnston. I, Glenn Day, Jr., will my ability to get to class late to Donald Runkle. I, Janet Dennlston, will all my clarinet music to Kerry Abel. I, Emma Jane Dewey, will my twenty-two inch waist line to Martha Frank. I, Larry Elliott, will my ability to drive a red convertible to Marvin Teegarden. I, Dolores Hartzell, will my position of drum majorette to Jane Teegarden. I, Nevln Hiestand, will my ability to get my lessons In promptly through- out the school year to Norman Williamson. I, Duane Jessup, will my ability to get along with coaches to Gene Stocks- dale. I, Hilda Kramer, will my good behavior in study hall to Dick Maxwell. I, Paul Lawson, will my ability to get to school on time to Don Stocks- dale. I, Marvin Lenker, will my driving ability to Mr. Swlckard. I, Vernon Liette, will my singing ability to Mr. Royer. I, Bobby Livingston, will my ability to play basketball to Max Shook. I, Roger McEowen, will my safe driving to Joe Mills. I, Roscoe Rhoades, will my good speech to Mrs. McCollough to be Improved. I, Dorothy Rue, will my ability to have long, red fingernails to Norman Rhoades. I, Gall Rose, will my fast running to Danny Royer. I, Joan Shook, will my ability to be called Shorty to Dick Scott. I, Margorle Snyder, will my ability to get along with Mr. Royer to Gary Gower. I, Barbara St.Myers, will my slimness to Phyllis Schilling. I, Mae Rockwood, will my shyness to Joyce Arnett. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 603 S. Broadway Greenville, Ohio

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Claes Poem (Cont'd.) Roscoe Rhoades Is the wolf of the class; He goes around whistling at every lass. Mae Rockwood, a shy little lass, Is the only quiet girl In the senior class. Dorothy Rue, who likes a black oar, Is said to keep her eye on a star. Gall Rose Joins the throng; He hardly says a word all day long. Now a real beauty Is Joan Shook; When she goes by, the boys all look. Marjorie Snyder always has something to say, But If you're ever In need, she'll help you any day. Barbara St.Myers, who always says I can, Is on the loose to get a man. Marilyn Subler Is filling her hope chest; We hope she and Phil have a life of the best. Norma Subler, with hair so black, When It comes to friendliness, she has the knack. Lowell Warner Is always on the ball, When It comes to Democracy he knows It all. Marlene Weiss, the truest and best, Never lets Bob get any rest. Now, dear friends, this Is the end— We have reached our goal. Who knows what kind of lives we'll spend, We'll try to reach a higher goal. We've had lots of fun and times so good; We hope you remember us, you really should; Because we love you all—we really do— Yes, we, the class of '52. THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK “The Friendly Bank” Greenville, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation