Lakewood High School - Lance Yearbook (Hebron, OH)

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Claaa will of '62 We, the Seniors of Lakewood High School of the Class of 1962, being of weak mind and strong body wish to leave the following to the unfortunate under- classmen and the teachers whom we gladly leave behind us! Ed Ellis wills his worn-out seat in Mr. Walker's office to Ben Brown. Mike Floyd wills a years supply of film and flash bulbs to future yearbook photographers . Rob Griffith wills Mr. Walker the ability to speak loudly and carry a little stick. Dick Owens wills Linda Marzano to anyone who wants her. john Neel wills his ring notebook cover to Barclay Walker in hopes that he might learn some of the facts. Linda Papanek wills her sun lamp to Candy Goff-in hopes that she'll put it to better use. Susan Bowman wills one dozen eyebrow pencils to Linda Lawson in hopes never run out of beauty marks. Kay Stambaugh wills her seat in' Mr. Cox's Algebra class to anyone who can keep their minds on Algebra. Mary Sue McMurray wills nothing to nobody no time, 'cause she needs every- thing she's got . Larry Swinehart wills his long blond hair to Mr. Edington. Pat Mitchell wills her official membership in the Nite Owl Club to Pat Hess. Sherry Dettre wills Sherry johnson a stitch ripper so she can let out the hems of some of her skirts. Marsha Cochran and Judy Woolard will their friendship to JoAnn Parr and Cheryl Teets. Carol Dennis wills her ability to talk to a certain all-county cornet player to Margie Marrow, Susan Clay, Millie Prior and Joyce Michels. To the teachers we will the following: To Mr. Cooper a bathing suit so he can swim his way out of physics class. To Miss Butterbaugh weleave a fur coat to keep off Frost. To Mrs. Cox we leave a beginners Cook Book--How to Thaw T. V. Dinners. To Mr. Edington we leave a batch of skinny weak boys so he'll have somebody to get physically fit next year. TofMr. Snook we leave four gayly striped pairs of coveralls in hopes that he'll brighten up the shop next year. To Mr. Sherwood we leave one undernourished gold fish guaranteed not to tarnish. To Mrs. McClelland we leave a worn-out dictionary and a few overly used adjectives. To Mr. Cox we leave a paid account at the Ford Dealer to have all dents made by the senior baseball players repaired. To Mr. VanNoy we leave nothing as we wish to take him with us! COMPLIMENTS oF HOWARD STUDIO, NEWARK, on-no. 74

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'HU' Student Teacher Trudy Bent Student Teacher Student Teacher Miss Dunlap Miss Herbert Student Teacher comm.: MENTS or Lillian Watanabe STURCURLITE HEBRON, or-no 73

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