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Clan Will We, the class of nineteen-hundred-fifty-eight, city of Kenton, State of Ohio, being of sane mind, memory, and understanding, do declare this to be our last will and testament, declaring null and void all former wills made by this class. ITEM I To the faculty we give the right to cheer enthusiastically as we leave the halls of Kenton High. ITEM II To our pr i n c i pa I and our superintendent, Mr. Carl Russell and Mr. Paul Oaklief re- spectively, we leave all hopes for a profitable future in education at Kenton High. ITEM III As the last class of the original Wildcat Band, we leave to Mr. William Moffit, the right to conduct the best band in Northwest Ohio. ITEM IV To the incoming Senior class, we leave the right to occupy the middle section of seats in the auditorium during assemblies. ITEM V GENE ANDERSON leaves the right to skip school to Marion Rodabaugh. PAUL AULT wills his worn-out locker to some unsuspecting Senior of next year. LARRY BACON DICK BRIELMAIER leave together to try out Bacon's hot Plymouth on a dry track. ROBERTA BIEDERMAN leaves quietly. JAMES BLAIS leaves the Lima girls to Larry Mullins. SHARON BORN leaves her brother, quietly. MARILEE BROWN leaves the right to be F.H.A. president to any girl who is capable. SHERRY BUERGER leaves the right to be Homecoming Queen to some lucky girl. NANCY BUNYARD leaves the right to be embarrassed upon suggestion or thought. PHYLLIS CAREY leaves the right to any Junior girl to pester Mr. Roberts next year in study hall and get away with it. MAE CARROTHERS leaves in a black Mercury. CAROL CLAPHAN leaves the right to work at the hospital to Pat Basinger. JERRY CLAPHAN leaves his driving ability to Bob Gould. MARIAN CLARK leaves the right to go with the same boy all through high school to any lucky girl. SANDRA CLARK leaves her quiet personality to Nina Fink. MARK COLLINS leaves Fred Sharp to be the spark plug of the cheering section. DUANE COSART leaves enough athletic equipment to Larry Streets to swipe. CHARLES COZAD leaves his brother, Jerry, to the girls. JAMES CRATES wills his faded blue levis to Tom Brown. (Tom can't afford them either.) DICK CRAWFORD leaves his hair to anyone who can afford hair oil to keep it in place. SALLY JO CRAWFORD leaves with Bob Ries. SALLY CURTIS leaves the right to her sister to be Miss Secretary, if she is fortunate enough. LINDA DERR leaves the right to Jolene Johnson, to go with a college boy next year and like it. 28
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NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYINGS LAST SEEN AMBITION GRINNING GRIPE William Schwemer Bill Bologna (bull) Bowling Green Bound Chemist Crates Flower Philip Shape Flip Cripe Beating drums C.P. A. Girls Scott Sharp Harpo Now, wait a minute Gamble's Billionaire Chevies Paul Shick Paul Cotjon-picking East on Rt 67 Draftsman Girls who crab Judy Shoemaker Legs That'll be the day Driving a gray Merc Go to college Alger!! Lorilla Shope Rilly Jeeze-o-flip Going someplace Own a car Shorthand Jack Smalley Smelly Haven’t any Making excuses to Mr. Keel Cowboy Carroll Shanks Robert Smith Smitty Zilge 729 N. Main Street Nice home Gripers Donna Spearman Jeannie r Watching Pat Boone Convertible Underclassmen Jack Stauffer Snatch Come Again Playing Baseball State Trooper Teachers Carol Tarlton Gopher Wasn’t funny but I about died laughing Going to Belle Center Music teacher in Mexico Boys who think like Jim Crates Marilyn Taylor Beaver It’s kind of funny Mt. Victory basketball games To own a horse Boys who think they have cars Jack Thomas Moe Good heavens Road to Missouri U.D. T. Teachers Elbert Treen Latringo You. dumb farmer Watching Van Wert-Kenton game Test pilot People John Van Buskirk Worm Sorta makes you wonder On the River Kwai Succeed Mr. Keel Marilee Vance Midge Oh, fudge In Studebaker Beauty School Hearing people argue Connie Vermillion Jane Fairchild Not especially Skating To go to Egypt Teachers Kenneth Walters Jingles My gosh In love at the Hi- Road Theater Overseer in Friedel’s Harem John Jordan’s singing Lawrence Wells Scrooge Yea -- ah! Hamburger shop Bum Teachers Diane Westervelt Dinan Oh Gerty With Frank Marry Frank Teachers Gary Williams Gary Oh, yeah With Daddy-o Don Scientist Kenton Rose Anne White Rosie Good Heavens Studying Scientist Lazy people Ronald Williams Ron Gee Whiz Machine shop Grease- monkey The Rowe Brothers Betty Wolf Betie Hucha-ma-jiggie Leaving high school Nurse B.G. blonde Marilyn Wolfe Merna Oh, heavens Giggling Law Sec. Shy people Curtis Worthington Curt All right Machine shop Success History Karen Wright Karen Now, see here At A P store Chemist Nosy people Constance Young Connie I don’t know With Charlie To go around the world Nosy people Douglas Ziegler Zieggy No kidding? Going to Lake Race driver Ricky SEARS ROEBUCK ORDER CO. HILTY'S BAKERY North Side of Square
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SHARON EDWARDS leaves the right to collect the absence slips to anyone who needs the exercise. BARBARA FHUNGER leaves the right to blow up the Chemistry lab to Jerry Oaklief. MARY ANNE FINK leaves the right to type up the daily bulletin to anyone with that much time. BOB FLINN leaves the right to go skating in Lima to any boy who can keep it secret. CAROLYN FORD leaves her naturally wavy red hair to any girl that hates to put her hair up every night. JOE FOUT leaves his short hair cut to Lloyd Holbrook. BILL FRIEDEL leaves to Dan Bernard, one exhausted brain and his ancient notebook. (He can't afford one either.) DICK GIBBS leaves an unbreakable bottle of basketball cleaner to Bill Linke. (He broke one.) ELIZABETH GIBSON leaves her name Liz behind. JOE GOSLEE leaves his corner in the hall behind, because it's too big to take along. EVELYN GRADWOHL leaves the right to have all night parties to Eleanor Watkins. BARBARA HALSEY leaves her homework to the Juniors. JUDY HARBISON wills the right to get hit on the head with a flagpole to George G. DON HART leaves an old faded number 10 jersey to some inspiring halfback. DICK HAYES leaves Barbara Ward, but not for long. DENNIS HAYNES wills his ability in Physics to someone who can use it. DOLORES HITES wills the right to go with an underclassman to any girl. RUSSELL HITES wills the right to skip school to Jack Thrailkill, if he can do it. MARILYN HORD leaves her busy-body ways to Louise Lemon. PEGGY JOLLIFF leaves the leading role in the Senior play to some lucky Junior girl. JOHN JORDAN leaves h is peach-colored pants and leopard-skin socks to his brother who will be here next year. DICK JUMP leaves Rosemary, but not for long. ANN KAYLOR leaves the ability to talk in study hall to anyone who can talk that much. JERRY KECKLER leaves the right to skip school and get away with it to any future Senior. RON KEEL leaves Marilyn Latham, to go on a two-week cruise to Havana, Cuba, (But not for a vacation.) JACK KELLER leaves his drag racing to Marion Rodabaugh. BUDDY KERNS leaves the right for next year's Senior class couple to graduate together. MARLENE LAMB PATTY MAYS leave the right to skip s c h oo I and go to Belle Center without getting caught to anyone who has the nerve. YETEVA LEIGH wills the right to Jeanne Goslee to go with boys from O.N.U. BOB LINKE leaves his place in Journalism class to anyone next year. ELDON LONES has nothing to leave, so he will just go the way he entered... .quietly. JOE LONG wills his curly hair to Kenny Lucas. ELEANOR LOWERY leaves as she came. BOB LUTZ leaves the right to anyone to throw wild parties who can afford it. PAT McCANN leaves as Mrs. Dean Longbrake. GRACE McCULLOUGH leaves being Senior attendant to any lucky Junior girl. MARY MANHART leaves to join married life with Clair. GORDON MILLER leaves the ability to go to school drive a new car to anyone who can afford it. BARBARA MORRISON leaves the right to be majorette to her sister. BILL MURPHY leaves willingly. PEGGY MUSGRAVE wills the right to talk in sixth period study hall. SUSAN NAUS wills the right to Judy Mabrey to take a Hardin Northern boy to the prom. LARRY OLDHAM leaves the right to sleep in class to any boy. ELWOOD OSBORN leaves the right to act up in study hall to Bill Neely. KENNY OSBORN wills his walk to Raymond Kearns. 29
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