Lockland High School - Dictograph Yearbook (Lockland, OH)

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Juanita Noble leaves her love for dear old L. H. S. to any freshman. james Ahlers leaves Mr. Morris to rest in peace with his physics and chemistry. Daisy Poteet leaves her great voice to her sister, Bonnie. Jack Heglin bequeaths his superb attendance, punctuality, and scholastic standing to David Guthrie. David Guthrie also inherits Ed Sharpshair's sports activities. Marie Borosh inherits june Allen's shyness. To any coming senior Naomi Schultz leaves the privilege of distributing the daily absence list. Bev Bayhan leaves her boring study hall to Phyllis Nolan. The school board inherits one barrel of sawdust from Bob Burns. Kay Borosh leaves her will power to study UQ to anyone who needs or wants it. Roberta Glaser gives Miss Love her squeaky desk in Room 328. Miss Pfaff inherits Colleen Wiles's love for shorthand. To all coming boys, jim McDaniels leaves his ability to be a mixiologist. Ernestine Dunn bequeaths her literature book to anyone who will accept it. Norma Hassler leaves all of her good times in high school to her sister, Tiny. Norma Sowder leaves her acrobatic ability to Ellen Hagood. Harold jorgenson leaves his dirty, smelly, and holey sweat socks which are guaranteed to stand up alone, to Billy Lierman. Doris Pittman leaves her glasses to any one in the fourth bell class who cannot see St. Pete's clock. ' Eugene Nichol inherits Ed Muhlenpoh's good grades in English. jack Muhlenpoh leaves Minnie Cambell to Bill Kastens. Ginny Bayhan bequeaths her baton to Pat Norton. Fred Brockmeyer wills his good physics grades to anyone who is foolish enough to take the subject. Peggy Pollard leaves her absence excuses to Beverly Wade. Gene Johnson wills his ability to read to Clifford Acus in hopes that he will use it well. Len Bollmer bequeaths his temptation for disruption to Pat Keith. Bill Heglin leaves his seat in Mr. Shell's oflice to Pete Ream. Gen Farmer wills her brainy ideas and occasional brainstorms to Wilma Ferguson. Don McBeth and Elmer Wallace are both taking everything with them. ARTICLE V-We do declare this, as our last will and testament, sworn and sub' scribed to on, this twentyfsixth day of February, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six. -Class of '46 Witnesses: Jean Avra Margie O'Brien 29

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fast and Tesfamenf 06 The Glass of Lf U We, the Senior Class of Lockland High School, of the City of Lockland, State of Ohio, of the United States of America, being of sound mind and body, do establish this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I-To the Freshmen, we leave our high standing with the faculty, and our unmarred and spotless conduct during school, especially study halls. ARTICLE IIgThe Sophomores inherit the joys and sorrows of the past four years. ARTICLE III-To the Juniors, we leave the front rows of the auditorium, hoping they will enjoy them as we have. ARTICLE IV-Our more personal characteristics we leave as follows: John Castner leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Morris to Don Henrich. Christine Dunn gives some of her extra pounds to Mary Jo Phelps. Marg O'Brien bequeaths her disgust for study halls fwithout food, to Doris Muchmore. Warren Jefferson inherits his sister's genuine liking for Miss Love's teaching ability. Georgia Byrley leaves the front door to the school. jean Avra leaves her long school day to Joan Hammond. Al Ballbach leaves his ability to skip the third bell to anyone who can get away with it. Roberta Clevenger wills the piano in the auditorium to anyone who has patience enough to stand it. Peggy Long leaves her love for brown eyes to Mary Louise Newton. Anna Lee Lynd leaves her third period lunch hour to anyone who wants it. Martha Mesley leaves her desire for talking in Miss Cliver's classes to anyone who can get by with it. Dorothy Mueller bequeaths Snooky to the Senior Scouts especially Evelyn Hunziker because of her lack of beaus. Jean Whitt inherits Gaynelle Whitt's blonde hair. Sandy St. John wills her cheerleading ability to Miss Oliver. Paul Lacey leaves his free time to his sister. Joyce Lacey also inherits Ruth Ostholthoff's low grades from Miss Love. Troy Kaper would like to leave his green basketball trunks to whomever hooked them. Bessie Masters leaves her empty coke bottles to Don Kinman. Wilma Ferguson inherits some of Glenna Keeton's height. Tom Hawks leaves his football ability to his brother. Vera Lawrence wills her fond affection for Miss Love to Pat Keith, 28

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Name James Ahlers june Allen lean Avra Albert Ballbach Beverly Bayman Virginia Bayman Leonard Bollmer Katherine Boroseh Fred Brockmeyer Robert Burns Georgia Byrley Iohn Castner Roberta Clevenger Christine Dunn Ernestine Dunn Genevieve Farmer Roberta Glaser Norma Hassler Tommy Hawks jack Heglin William Heglin Dorothy Jefferson Eugene johnson Harold Iorgenson Nickname Little june bug Jeanie Al Bev Ginny Baldy Kay Fritz Bob Georgie Iohnnie Bertie Chris Dunny jenny Birdie Jimmie Tom jackson Tony Dotches Huey I Orgy eniofz Ditecfoti' Favorite Song Till The End Of Time I'll Buy That Dream Twilight Time None Blue Rain Does Your Heart Beat For Me Waiting For The Train To Come In Till The End Of Time By The Light Of The Silvery Moon Chopin's Polonaise Dreams jealousy I'll Buy That Dream Till The End Of Time It Might As Well Be Spring Love Letters Dearest Darling Dreams 9:20 Special Eager Beaver Stardust Fireball Mail Stardust 30 Hobby Shooting pool Skating Working at the Emery Getting kicked out of Civics Shows Collecting stamps Scrapbook of football players Drawing Hunting Drawing Playing piano None Playing piano Driving car None None Working at the Emery Scouting Sports Get Rich Quick Have fun Card collector Photography Hunting Ambition Loaf around None To be happy Mechanic Interior decorator To be successful Coach College Navy Artist Nurse College Beautician Stenographer Travel Travel Be happy Sociologist Coach Architect Be successful Airline hostess Radio electrician Constructional engineering