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67,515 We the members of the Semor Class of mne- teen hundred and fzfty tour Iackson Lrberty Hrgh School Crty of Amsden Seneca County State of Oh1o realrzrng that our school days are comrng to an end do hereby lay down our last w1ll and testament before the eyes of the publrc to the sa1d person or persons as follows FIRST To Iackson L1berty Hlgh School we leave our Splfll that 1t w1ll always be remem bered through the years SECOND To the Faculty we leave the mem or1es of such a capable hard workmg class as we To the Iunlor Class we do w1ll and bequeath our success 1n runnlng th1s dear old school To the Sophomore Class we do w1ll and be queath our way of gettmg good grades and our hrgh scholastrc standard To the Freshman Class we do w1ll and be- queath our ab1l1ty to make money and spend 1t THIRD To Mr F1sher we do w1ll and be queath another large shorthand class provrdrng he can make room for them To Mr Shaw we do w1ll and bequeath an other co operatlve hard workmg class to get the annual out on trme To Mr Kettler we do w1ll and bequeath a sen1or class who can be quret durlng home room To Mr Brrcker we do w1ll and bequeath any basketball rewards we have to grve to the Ir Hrgh team when they w1n the State Tournament To Mrs Murphy we do w1ll and bequeath another speedy typrng class tl5 words a mm ute more or lessl To Mtss Hutt we do w1ll and bequeath all the mus1c1ans 1n the sen1or class for band vocal and p1ano To Mrs Asmus we do w1ll and bequeath all our Romeo s and Iuhet s To Mr McLaughl1n we do w1ll and bequeath our four basketball su1ts to ht four more boys hke Bevo Francrs To MISS Collett we do w1ll and bequeath all home maklng ut1l1t1es that belong to the Home Ec department We thmk she may be able to use them soon To Mr Shreve we do w1ll and bequeath all our rat ta1ls and sparrow heads for the pest hunt next year To the cooks we w1ll and bequeath 24 more appetrtes l1ke ours To the Jan1tor we w1ll and bequeath our ab1l1ty to never put chewrng gum and waste paper 1n the basket To Mrs Kettler the secretary we do wzll and bequeath a large purse for the purpose of keep- mg the money belongrng to next year s sen1or class I Bud Barley do w1ll and bequeath my grades 1n Engllsh Lrterature to my brother I Ioyce Brgham do w1ll and bequeath my black eye to anyone who can refram from sprnmng on 1ce I Marrlyn Brgham do w1ll and bequeath my muslc medals to Evelyn Mlller Good Luckll W I Marlyn Beck do w1ll cmd bequeath my drums and umform to anyone who wants to play and march I Alfred Brtckner do w1ll and bequeath my posltlon as stage manager to anyone who can fulhll 1t I Peg Butler do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to study hard to my brother Irv1n I Leann Byers do w1ll and bequeath my many boy frlends and my way wlth boys to Kettler I Yvonne Ecker do w1ll and bequeath my CI.b1l1lY to keep order 1n a class meetlng to Mr Kettler CHope he has better luck than Il I Carolyn Ftsh do w1ll and bequeath my Ford to anyone who needs a way to and from work I George Grlmes do w1ll and bequeath my hearty laugh to Fred Cessna I Francts Hammer do w1ll and bequeath my blond curly harr to all girls who have trouble wlth thetrs Whlch twm has the Tom? I Dorothy Holman do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay home mghts to Lora Lee McNally I Marrlyn Holman do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers to Arlene Walters I Vesta Kellar do w1ll and bequeath m saxophone to my slster D1ane I Glor1a Kraylek do w1ll and bequeath m ukelele to anyone who thrnks he can play I1 e Arthur Godfrey dramatrc speeches to Art Armon I Robert Murphy do w1ll and bequeath m herght to Fredd1e Cessna I Etta Nrcholson do w1ll and bequeath m red hatr to Ianet Feasel I Robert Russell do w1ll and bequeath m car to Lloyd Ingram prov1dxng he stays out of the dltch I Mary Ann Saum do w1ll and bequeath my long curly harr to Kay Yoakurn I Bob Stahl do w1ll and bequeath my trafhc txckets to Frank Young I Drck Stearns do w1ll and bequeath my butch ha1r cut to Dave Hedden I dont use bobby prnsl I I Iohn Strlft do wxll and bequeath my basket ball sult to anyone who wants 1t provrdmg they take as good care of 1t as I drd I Ianrce WGISSIHQGI do w1ll and bequeath my enormous appetrte to Pat Burdett Our last request IS that our last w1ll and testament be kept sacred and honorable Lawyer fiber WIIIIGSS Wrtness . I ' I I 1 r ' I I I . ' , , . - I I ' ' 1 I I ' . ' I I I 1 ' I I , . ' I I I ' I Q I I ' ' I I - I I 5 I I I I I ' I I c , I Y - I I , , Y , - k next year. I, Dallas Loomis, do will and bequeath my I I I D . I I 1 I I I n , I I . I 1 I , 1 I V ' I . t I I . ' ' - . ' I ,- - , , , A If I ' I ' ' ' C? ' , 1 . I . .
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ZVLLOI' ..!Q'tLl!LfL8:f BUD BARLEY General Course 1 College Prep 234 Basketball 123-4 Track 23 Baseball 2 Student Counctl 3 Annual Staif 4 Newshound Staff 4 Amertcan Legxon Essay W1nner 1 4 IOYCE BIGHAM College Prep l 2 3 4 Commercxal 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Honor SOCISIY 34 Secretary 4 Gxrls Chorus 1234 Glrls Trto 34 Contest County and Dlstnct 3 4 Trlple Trlo 12 Sextet 1 Operetta 23 4 County Chorus 12 3 One Act Play 3 4 Class Play 34 Prmce of Peace 134 Local and County 13 4 Dlstrrct 14 Poetry Reading and Extemporaneous Contest 3 4 State 4 Newshound Staff 13 4 Asststant Edttor 3 Ed1tor 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Scholarshlp Test 3 Semor Scholarship Test 4 MARILYN BIGHAM Commerc1al 234 YTeens 1234 Secretary 3 Gtrls Glee 123 4 County Chorus 1234 Student Counczl Secretary 2 Operetta 234 Class Play 34 Newshound Staff 234 Class Secretary 34 Volleyball 3 One Act Play 3 Honor Soc1ety Presldent 3 Vocal Contest 1234 County 1234 Dlstrlct 23 State 2 Glrls T110 County Contest 34 Dxstrtct MARLYN BECK Fostorta Hlgh School 12 YTeens 123 4 GA A 12 Glrls Intramural Sports 123 Gxrls Glee 123 4 Band 12 3 4 FH A 3 4 Class Play 4 One Act Play 1 2 Newshound Stall 3 4 Seneca County Honor Soc1ety 4 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 3 4 PEGGY BUTLER Commerc1al 3 4 Home Economlcs 1 2 F H A I 2 3 4 Presl dent 3 V1ce Pres 4 F H A Conventlon 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Newshound Staff 2 3 4 Test 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 County Honor Soc1ety 34 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 4 ALFRED BRICKNER Vocatlonal Agrlculture 1 2 3 4 F F A l 2 3 4 Sentmel 4 Baseball 34 Track 3 Musxc 12 Basketball Mgr 2 Class Play Stage Manager 3 4 Operetta Stage Manager 3 4 Farm Shop 2 Parhamentary Procedure 2 3 4 LEANN BYERS Vocational Home Economics 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 General 1 2 3 4 Cafetena Staff 1 2 Lxbranan 1 Mxxed Chorus 1 YVONNE ECKER College Prep 1234 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Treas 4 County Honor Society 3 4 Natlonal 4 Student Counczl Presldent 3 Class Presldent 4 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Edxtor Blue and Gold 4 Operetta 2 3 4 YTeens l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 One Act Play 4 Newshound Staff 2 3 4 Cxrculatxon Manager 4 Prelxmmary State Tests 123 Semor Scholarshlp Tests 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Seneca County Ensemble Contest 1 2 CAROLYN FISH General 1 2 Commercial 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Operetta 2 3 Student Councll 4 Newshound Staff 4 Class Play 34 YTeens 1234 FHA 1234 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 GEORGE GRIMES Vocaxonal Agrlculture 123 FFA Presldent 3 General 1234 Class Presldent 23 Operetta 34 Class Play 34 Baseball 23 Scholarshxp Test 3 Parhamentary Procedure 123 Student Councxl 4 Blue and Gold Buslness Mgr 4 FFA 123 Farm Shop 2 Track 2 FRANCIS HAMMER Vocanonal Agnculture 12 3 4 FFA 12 3 4 Presxdent 4 Reporter 3 Sentmel 2 Basketball 134 Farm Shop 2 Track Manager 1 Parhamentary Procedure 234 Class Vtce Presxdent 1 4 Student Counctl 2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 DOROTHY HOLMAN General l 2 3 4 Home Econornlcs 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 FH A 23 4 Ltbranan 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 Cafetena 1 Newshound Staff 4 MARILYN I-IOLMAN Vocatlonal Home Economlcs 12 Comrnercral 34 YTeens 1234 FHA 1234 State Convention 2 Honor Soc1ety 34 Offlcer 34 Glee Club 1234 Tnple Trlo 1 Cour-ty Chorus 12 Operetta 23 4 Newshound Staff 34 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Class Vlce Pres 3 Class Play 4 Volleyball l 2 3 Scholarshtp Tests 3 Semor Scholarshlp Test 4 VESTA KELLAR Commerc1al 1234 YTeens 1234 FHA 1234 Class Play 4 Glee Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Vocatlonal Home Economxcs 1 Prmce of Peace 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Newshound Staff 3 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 GLORIA KRAYLIIK Home Economxcs Course 1234 Operetta 1234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 1234 County Chorus 12 Glrls Trxple Trxo 1 Glrls Sextet 1 Prmce of Peace 12 Indrvxdual Events 2 FHA 34 YTeens 12 Llbrarxan 1234 Head Lrbrarxan 3 4 Newshound Staff 3 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 DALLAS LOOMIS Agrlculture 1234 Class Play 34 Prmce ol Peace 134 County Contest 34 lndxvldual Events 3 County 3 State 3 Basketball 123 4 Track 1234 Operetta 34 FFA 12 3-4 Secretary 1 County Parhamentary Procedure 1234 County Daxry Iudgmg Contest 12 4 County Llvestock Contest 124 Scholarslnp Test 4 State FFA Conventlon 2 H1Y Presldent 1 Newshound Staff 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 County Parhamentary Procedure Presldent 1234 ROBERT MURPHY General 1 2 3 4 Vocattonal Agrlculture l 2 3 FF A l 2 3 34 Class Play 34 Operetta 4 Basketball Manager 12 Baseball Manager 1 EITA NICHOLSON General 1234 Home Economxcs 1234 Mlxed Chorus 1 FH A 2 3 4 Cafetena Stall l 2 Newshound Staff 3 4 ROBERT RUSSELL General l 2 3 4 Baseball 3-4 MARY ANN' SAUM General 1 2 3 4 Vocatxonal Home Economics 123 4 News hound 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Lzbrarxan 12 FHA 13 Class Play 3 Cafeterta Staff 1 2 Mtxed Chorus 1 ROBERT STAHL Vocatxonal Agrlculture l 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Farm Shop 2 Secretary 12 Reporter 34 ludgmg Team 1234 Wood County 1 Seneca County 3 State 1 2 3 4 F F A Conventton 3 Parhamentary Procedure 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Football l 2 3 Wrestllng 12 DICK STEARNS General 1 2 3 4 Vocattonal Agrlculture 1 2 3 F F A 1 2 3 Parhamentary Procedure 13 Offlcer 13 Class Olfxcer 2 Mlxed Chorus l Baseball 13 Track 2 Football l Farm Shop 2 IOHN STRIFF Vocanonal Agrlculture 123 FFA 123 Iudglng Team 1 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Class Play 4 Class Vtce Presxdent 2 Student Councll 3 FF A Treasurer 2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 IANICE WEISSINGER College Prep 1234 YTeens 1234 Secretary 4 News hound Staff 34 Blue and Gold Asststant Edxtor 4 Class Play 34 One Act Play 3-4 Girls Glee Club 1234 Glrls Sextet 1 Operetta 1234 Band 34 Seneca County Musxc Contest 12 Ensemble 12 Plano 12 Dtstrlct 2 Prellmxnary State Scholarshlp Tests 12 3 Dxstrtct 123 Semor Scholar shxp Test 4 County Chorus 12 3 4 Honor Soc1ety Presxdent 4 County Honor Soc1ety 34 Natlonal 4 O I O I I - - I - - - - A I I - . - I - ' ' I ' I I I I n a u ' ' I I I ' I I I . 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661,55 W I9 ec? As I was srttrng there rockrng as I always drd on the nrghts of the full moon my partner rn death Dorothy Hol man happened to remark that there was a new grave rn our cemetery Qurte a wealthy lookrng grave too she sard Dorothy had gone through lrfe qurte a happrly mamed lady but when her husband presrdent of the new multr mrllron dollar Bersted Co dred she was on the look-out for another husband Dorothy rnvestrgated every new grave Just to be sure Thrs trme rt was a wealthy man fmd as thrs was the now famed Iackson Lrberty Graveyard we expected rt to be a graduate of our Alma Mater Sure enough rt was a short slender man wrth a tarlor made surt and the newest style derby He looked famrlrar and when he came forward and started talkmg we recognrzed hrm as our boy orator Dallas Loomrs Patrrck Henry the teachers called hrm Dallas told us land we put rt rn the ledger for Samt Peterl that he was a successful polrtrcran and that hrs party had won almost every electron rn the state and that he Dallas Loomrs Esqurre was the top man rn hrs party We were very happy for Dallas and glad that he Jorned us Dallass ptrvate secretary he told us was a beautiful redhead Her name? Why Ianrce Werssrnger of course' Ian had told me at one trme that she wanted to be a secretary She was a part trme model too I heard We were glad that she d achreved what she desrred most After a few short years our graveyard had blossomed two more graves those of Yvonne Ecker and Mary Ann Saum And so we dragged out two more rockrng charrs from the attrc and got them ready Seerng as how we could only meet under a full moon we had a lot of talkrng to do Yvonne as we leamed had gone on to college and had achreved her goal that of berng a hrgh school math teacher But that wasnt all land we had to pry thrs out of herl she was also the State Drrector of Educatron and had been resrdrng and teachrng m Columbus She was also a frne wrfe and mother to her famrly Nothrng more de servmg could have happened to a frner grrl Whrle we were talkmg wrth Yvonne a tall stately blonde had come rn and sat down We recognrzed Mary Ann Saum rrght away fShe always drd have curly harr the lucky strffl She wore a unrform and I knew what rt was because l had one too It was the unrform of a WAP Mary Ann and I had gone through basrc trammg together but then we parted I was almost afrard to talk to her now wrth all that gold brard and those rrbbons on her lseerng as how I went rn as a Prrvate and came out the same wayl She spoke rrght up though and sard shed been all over the world durmg her career Shed been happy and I guess thats what counts most rn lrfe A I had my ledger rn front of me I wrote down two more names for Pete of lrves well spent and Jobs well done One day about srx years later we saw the grave drggers start three more graves and so we got out three more rockers from our attrc and polrshed them for our new arrrvals We were patrently wartrng to see who rt was so we sent Dorothy out to look She came back very excrtedly and sard all three were men We could hardly hold her down untrl they got to where we were but some- how we managed They tumed out to be three funny fellows as we remembered Francrs Hammer Alfred Brrck ner and Bob Murphy It seemed that Franny and Alfred were rn cahoots rn a huge state-wrde co-operatrve farmers prolect for whrch all the farmers rn the State were grateful for the progress and prosperrty that they were enloyrng Although they were the leaders of the co-operatrve the brarns behrnd the leaders was a tall handsome man wrth an amazrng talent for bookkeeprng Hrs name was Bob Murphy and rf we remember rrght another member of hrs famrly taught that subrect I guess that must be the reason for hrs huge success All three of these fellows became qurte wealthy and had very beautrful wrves We were pleased to have such drstrngurshed members of socrety rorn our lowly graveyard Brt by brt or should I say body by body our grave- yard was begrnnrng to grow In fact rt was so large now that we had to push a few of the tombstones together to make more room Srnce mme was the frrst one there along wrth Dort s ours stayed where they were When we got through movrng everybody elses around though we had Murphs tombstone on top of Frannys grave and Dallass ended up over a plot of ground where nobody was even burred lI'Ie drdnt mmd though because he sard he felt more ahve than dead anywayl Seven more years went by and our rockrng charrs were gettrng squeaky and our vorces were rust about the same when a brg event occurred rn our graveyard HOUSE- WIVESI Yes housewrvesl We grrls rubbed our hands rn glee at that rdea You see everyone knows how a house- wrfe loves to gossrp over the back fence and we were expectrng some delrcrous news from these three grrls The grrls? Peg Butler Leann Byers and Marlyn Beck Peg and Marlyn both had four chrldren Two boys and two grrls Peg had marrred a televrsron executrve and had lrved rn the mansron on the hrll Partres champagne and garety galore! Gosh what fun she had Her chrldren were the nrcest krds on the block Peg had met her husband whrle she was strll rn school and she had been hrs secretary before she marrred hrm Marlyn had an excrtrng lrfe too It s on the order of Peg s but her husband rust happened to own the brggest truckrng lrne rn the state fl thrnk rt was the Amsden Truckrng Assocratronl Marlyn s krds went on rn other busrness ventures and were all successful She became a grandmother too by gollyl Now we come to the housewrfe who really deserved that trtle It seems that Mrss Byers had been marrred four trmes before she rorned us Four trmes now mrnd youl CA modem Lana Tumerll She had marrred fellows from four drfferent countrres lNothrng lrke a change eh?l Well all I can say rs rts a drrty shame fThat it drdnt happen to mell We grrls had qurte a trme the next few years talkmg together but the boys we notrced were gettrng a brt down rn the mouth for lack of company We were hopmg our next arrrvals would be boys By George one drd show up' Bob Stahl came marchrng up very proudly rn the um form of an Infantry Sergeant He had made the Army hrs career and had won qurte a few rmportant medals He had remarned a bachelor but strll had had a good trme It wasnt too long after that two more Iackson rtes yotned our ranks as full fledged corpses They came by the strangest methods tool Bud Barley landed frrst and I mean Just what I sard He landed It seemed that Bud was workrng as a chemrcal engrneer rn a large factory and hrs eyes were farlrng hrm rust a trrfle One day he poured gasolrne rnto a keg of gun powder and lrt a match to peek rn and see rf the gasolrne had damaged the powder Three seconds later he had Jomed us We thought sure rt was St Peter comrng for us when we looked up and saw Bud flyrng toward us I guess well have to wart for Pete a lrttle whrle longer but we re strll glad that Bud rs here The other ocralrte that came to our now enlarged group was George Grrmes George told us he was an automotrve body worker I berng a female hadnt the least rdea what he was talkmg about so I had to ask hrm He sard that rt was a dressed up name for a mechanrc tHe was a very good one loo Ill betll He worked qurte a whrle for a large company but eventually went rnto busrness for hrmsel As I remembered he was always trnkerrng wrth cars whrle rn hrgh school Everyone was glad to see George because he always was ready to laugh and wrllrng to work 1 . 1 1 ' -V , . 11 . . 11 ' 1 . 11 11 ' - 1 1 . . . . . 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