Litchfield High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Litchfield, OH)

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ch e of Ohio, . 1 Starr “Na A j I res obert =) I aaa setre ce , Rok, Waa) a Th : es tubes, and “uth Wuebker volunteered to serve 4 - Rai oe ye pa a The road was very rough and many people One fine morning as the party was about to leave Cleveland, the city they vowed to visit again, a small girl with jet black hair hailed them May I please join you? I't11 be good and do whatever you of me. Thus, Jenny Tartarine became a member this expedition. This group was ollowing a fairly smooth I broke. The mechanic Sweet et 2. : i hanic came along and did the job well The gang realized that Robert Ashi od asset and gave Him a lift. ‘time road mu the driver, bu bh Th Taw step on 6 placed back in school. (ry as they did, they were soon overtaken Daguee Now there were three in the fro

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- geat and four in the back. Poor Lizzy rattled and groaned so that the group stopped at Barbédr- ton, traded in Lizzy and got a touring car. This could at least hold some, maybe ten. A little girl carrying seventh grade books was exploring the car when it began moving. If I jump I might hurt myself. I'll just tag along. Hope they won't be angry, were the thoughts that ran through Maxine lucas’ head. No, Maxine, the class is not angry that you enlisted. What, low on gas again? There is a station; fill the tank, with ten gallons. Sure hop in. Your Name? Lawrence Taylor? The pleasure is all ours. Well, what's that building ahead? The term= inal Tower, can't seem to remember seeing it last time, but’ Jenny says it was there. Oh, another blowout. Too much weight. Better get a new car. Um, that's a dandy car and trailor, just what we need. What do you say?(Here's the cash sir, and thank you. No sooner bought than on the road, An honest looking individual. What a ride, son! Oh, another Robert! Welcome Kobert Forester. So near home and no accidents. A red lamp. Danger? No, only another hiteh-hicker. This time a country lass, Rose Cigagna. Thus the junior class began in the year of 1928, took many along for a ride and dropped. them, but the faithful ones are still present. AUNT SUSIE SHOOTS THE WORKS The Junior class presented “Aunt Susie a sausage works from her friend, with the under- standing that the factory would be turned over to charity unless Susie married Omar Graves within thirty days. After many mysterious happenings Susie and Omar Married and lived happily ever after... 7