Johnsville High School - Anchor Yearbook (Shauck, OH)

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I, Vincent Melcher, do bequeath my promptness to school to Robert Crunkilton. fContinuedy I, Shirley Pearce, do bequeath my love for farmers to Dixie Miller. I, Shelba Randall, do bequeath my red hair and freckles to Gloria Roshon, I, Shelby Riffe, do bequeath my ambition to be a secretary to Margaret Williams. I, Don Rinehart, do bequeath my drums to Nevada Hoffman. I, Joyce Roshon, do bequeath my baton to Carol Shaffer. I, Shirley Ruhl, do bequeath my love for boys to Mary Ellen Long. I, Leroy Sargent, do bequeath my studiousness to Martha Huvler. I, Maxine Shaffer, do bequeath my blonde hair to Lois Smith. I, Bob Smith, do bequeath my Hot Rod to Duane Cottrell. I, Lyle Snavely, do bequeath my ability to kick a football to Richard Shaffer. I, Mary Lou Taylor, do bequeath my quietness to James Shoenfelt. I, Shirley West, do bequeath my wavy hair to Charles Freeman. I, Ronald White, do bequeath my shortness to Dalton Stewart and my quickness to David Roper TWELVE YEARS AT I.H.S,

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CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound body and mind do hereby make our last will and testament. To the Faculty of Iohnsville High School we do hereby bequeath our sincere thanks and gratitude during our years at Iohnsville School. To the Freshman we leave our ability to learn. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get through the crowded halls. To the Juniors we leave our ability to get along as a class. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. 1. I. L I. I. I. 1. I. Charlotte Baker, do bequeath my ability to change flat tires to Joan Coleman. Elaine Baker, do bequeath my love for cheerleading to Zelda Ruhl. Gary Beam, do bequeath my love for photography to Dallas White, and my neatness to Don Gill Phyliss Burson, do bequeath my glasses to Bob Carpenter. Ila Carpenter, do bequeath my height to Dale Smith. Bea Clever, do bequeath my boldness to William Reed. Bob Collins, do bequeath my slowness to Lewis Craven. Lois Craven, do bequeath my love for cooking to Jean Patten. Jackie D'Isa, do bequeath my love for ballet to Ann Cunningham. Russell Downs, do bequeath my ability to hold his temper to Martha Shaffer. Clayton Fry, do bequeath my ability to play basketball to James Mock. William Gale, do bequeath my love for hot-rods to Dixie Miller. Lloyd Garverick, do bequeath my ambition to be a farmer to Mark Grossman. Shannon Garverick, do bequeath my romances to Ernest Price. Betty l-letrick, do bequeath my ambition to be a housewife to Donna Kunze. Dorothy Livingston, do bequeath my longing for California to David Clever.

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CLASS PRGPHECY It is the year 1960 and the class of 1955 is holding their reunion at Lois Craven's ranch in Texas, she married a rich oil man, As I arrived I was greeted by Elaine Baker. She is now married and has twin boys. She also teaches piano in her own home. As I entered the ranch I saw Shirley Pearce, who is now the wife of a Iohnsville farmer. After I unpacked I joined the rest of the group on the back lawn. It was good to see the class again and find out what they are doing. I was glad to see Charlotte Baker as she is now a private secretary to Les Baxter. Gary Beam is now the owner of a chain of stockcar racers, and he is also the President of the National Stockcar Association. Maxine Shaffer is teaching school in Mansfield, Mass. Her husband is head of the biology lab, Before we ate lunch, Ronald White was asked to give the prayer, I was informed he is now minister at the North Woodbury Luthern Church. As I enjoyed my lunch I met some more of our classmates. Lyle Snavely has worked his way up to head football coach at Bowling Green. Clayton Fry now has a big ranch in Oklahoma and has lassoed the cutest cowgirl in the west. Mary Lou Taylor has her own dress shop on Fifth Av. in New York, Mary Lou's original customs are modeled by the famous Powers Model Jackie D'Isa. Phyliss Burson is now married with a family of three, She ships fresh orchids to America every day from her orchid farm in Hawaii. Ila Carpenter is the Editor of the Johnsville Star, the daily newspaper. Beatrice Clever is very busy, because she manages a chain of Isaly Stores. Russell Downs became a fur trapper soon after graduation and his wife has the most beautiful mink coat I have seen. Then I saw Joyce Crawford, she now has her own T.V. show. The Crawford Cuties are seen daily on J. H, S, Channel I, Look at the diamond and mink, Oh ir's Shelby Riffe. She is the President bf the First National Bank of Johnsville. Oh yes, that's Leroy Sargent, he has just completed a new dictionary. He is still single due to the fact that he used such big words the poor girl didn't know when to say yes.