Johnsville High School - Anchor Yearbook (Shauck, OH)

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' -a'.:m,, - 1 ' - . 'H - --1.-ve--a an 'mu lllllhl Ill f- Jemes Evers. leave my 'buech hair out to Dick Grossman and mf Yorkshire hogs to Don Bloom, Jerry Greene, will my ability to keep my cer right side up to Glenn were and my eideburne to Buck Keen, Charles Hrieeik, 'bequeath my speed in track to Glade Bachelder end. my mug- techs to Clayton Fry, Carol Jordan, will my ambition to be e good nurse to Haney Gees and my love for airplanes to anyone who doesnft like them. Key Levez-ing, 'bequeath my good luck in candy-making to the future Home Economics classes end my kneel: of holding one men to Helen Morrison. '!'homa.e Levering, will m' ability to-pass Physics to amrene who is dumb enough to take it and my French accent to enyone who can understand it. Raymond Linn, bequeath my love tor basketball to Bob Collins and my perfectly combed heir to David Roper. Danny Mitchell, leave my musical talent to Jeke Wright and my winning smile to anyone who ,ienft lucky enough to have one. Janice Mcfilmmg, leave with pleasure my name, Blondi.e , to Marilyn Rinehart and my love for square dancing to Helen Allen. Rosemary Pearce, will my ability to get along with Mr, Noble to Bee Clever and my speed in typing to Delores Vipperman. Helen Rape, 'bequeath mf love for servicemen to Mary Wilkinson and my ring to eny boy who cen't afford one for his girl. Doris Seidner, leave my 'violent love for English to next years Seniors and my love for independence to anyone who will fight for it. Vaughn Sherman, bequeath my dimples to John Cunningham and my faithfulness to one girl to Neal Baker. Wallace Sipe, will my kidclish jokes to Chuck Kunce and my knowledge of science to Joan Coleman. Ann Smith, em willing my ability for 'burning down dates to Shirley Pearce and my hilarious laugh to Gloria. Roshon. - Arvin Stewart, 'bequeath my sentence acquired. ingmock trial in Civics class to next yee.r's defendant and my ability for being sent to the office to Shannon Garverickf Gene White, will my mischievous ways to Rzeeell Downs and my love for Cerro to Patty. ' In Witness Thereof, the officers of the Society for llisumlorstood Seniors have hereunto affixed their bends end eeels. ' ' --. claox. .xenon ' ... mms mom CL 5 gl , 6 - . 37 ,i ' A f.- X N ...vf ,fi I I if of fl fl fl if I f it 1 SQA W' W QS iii W., X x RR

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5 M .K snag X ' r r I I A I, k. t 5 Y V I e I U e I F e s U f mnwmwmmxwmwKNZMZH3MENh E GSS l E Cl W'll N ENEWZN3MEW3NZWEM3NZN3NRg MEN Ae it is understood that the Senior Clase of 1953 will soon be gone from this period, ve would like to take this opportunity to make our last will and testament. Read on and you shall see what each of our twenty-seven members are leaving behind. the Faculty of Johnsville High School we hereby will and bequeath, free from all inheritance, luxury, or income tex, our entire store of knowledge. We hope that others any be benefited by it ae we have been. the Freshmen we leave a map of the school building so that they won't be as lost as we were. the Sophomores we will our way ot conducting class meetings. Oh, those poor kids JI the Juniors ve bequeath all the exmnlnatlon questions ve have been given during the past year. The answers have long since been mxlelaid. David Armstrong, bequeath my ability ae a good class president to Dalton Stewart and mr Jersey cove to Bob Crunklltoae Martha Carpenter, bequeath my love for :king nple syrup to Mary Lou Taylor and my hobby of horseback ridizg to A, R. Cramly. Oscar Carpenter, will my quiet nys in study hall to Chuck Freeman and Q blushes to anyone who gete embarrassed easily. Jane Clark, leave my roving xmture to Riley Brewer and my love for coonp hunting to Dorothy Hudnall. Gary Cover, bequeath lv two arms for mklng baskets to Donald Rinehart and my ability to arrive at school on time to Pat Been. lnoch Cunninghu, leave all of ly hidden talents to anyone Rho can uncover than Betty Dawson, will my love of sports, and the vide open spaces to Alicia Pipenger. Wayne Dawson, will xv ability to stay awake in e dull class to Ilarvln Roach and W love for the Wilkinsons to hlhs White. Mildred Downs, an willing mr Job as cafeteria cashier to Shirley Ruhl and ny Annual headache: to Arden Walker. ,A Asa Illia, bequeath my height te Dale Beith. my speeding reoord to Jane Crunkilton and to Larry White, I leave my size eleven shoes, it he is brave enoxdx to follov in my footebepl. 36

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x V f 1 mm.-- 1 ni l X L M.,Li K N N s y In Farewell to thee clear High School, X I . As a flood of happy memories, t Rush 'back with thoughts of you. 1 We new um when ve've lefz thee, 1 fi One stepping stone we've passed. I Toward our goal in 1i!e's long Journey, mauoezaesraeazeoxcozafezzsfazcsszzavoazeefswmeiczqeszmag-fore 1:2 'f If I Which we hope to gain at last. 5 0 P Q 2 2 L 5 Oh, however far we may travel, S Senlor be I sorrows or happines.. 52968968NEWSMZNXNKNENENXNLME aww , ! Fond. memories still, ve'11 cherish , ,J Of our beloved J.H.S. If M X ' -. ROS!!-ILE! PXLBCI ' 1 fi r A PARIIIG 8016 If 9 Chun: 'nn smug. ann uuew I!! If Ve're parting to-night from the friends of our youth, if I We part from the school that our valor inspired. yt It quicksand. our soul and our love for the truth, gf' - And always our faint hearts to fervor it fired. I U A l We shall ever admire, as this moment ve dn. 5 4..LM. BC ,J HKZHCNYZ5116'LG71?-'DIM2N5ZM2!256XviG39GZNXWZs?og th. 'isbn and worth of hor ' M . . t Czass Song' 55 Her children will stay to har memory true LJ 2: Yhilo Goods of duction add. lidrt to har funn. e 2ZH?XZHRM!!!-CIZMZC9632962196ZDCIZHIZWZXKTSWZNZZNXWKB4 M - t When worries and cares that the future my hold , E'i.lIQf'l1'l'0'lI0flQ0llll!'O?lt hour DNV. , Vvlloolobsckinfanoytodeardnrlofold ix t Andlilosteusrdrelaiaguhqapyunov. PM E Ibn. cn. :hmmm of m-rw mm. an fm my QQ h In sn. ups of our yanuaqu mums gun, A Dovxxnemnorfulnno iavxeenel ivilightuq A hz-nhaktotheaolaoo1llnot1oug,1orglgo. X K X Q 'Ji' ' X .4 -- X ,,,.' 38 We bid thee a. last adieu, X