Lordstown High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lordstown, OH)

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X H, n K. Q 1 qi fl in JL 9 5 I I QNXEN ilaf in ,v aj1U'- ffrrr - fClass Will - Cont.J I, Don Fisher, do bequeath my baseball ability to Ray Best. I, Harold Steyenson, do bequeath my ability to get out-of school to Albert Romain. I, Lipton McLean, do bequeath my small figure to Bill Bingham. I, Lyle Bailey, do bequeath my curly hair to Paul Loudon. I, Bob Waggener, do bequeath my 'way' with the Junior-High girls to Don Peterson. I, Virgil Plummer, do bequeath my innocent blushes to Bob Johnson. I, Joel Bailey, do bequeath my fromt seat in Hr. James' classes to Mike Lickwar. I, Bob Cross, do bequeath my method of studing to Mary Fenstermaker. I, Gene Chalker, do bequeath my flashy socks to Frankie McLean. I, Jack Irwin, do bequeath my math ability to Kenny Bright. I, Mike Kreca, do bequeath my 'happy-go-lucky' ways to Delores Martin. I, Jim Lingo, do bequeath my athletic ability to Bobby Krietler. We do hereby constitute and appoint the said superin- tendent, sole executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, We, the Glass of l9L9, the testatorg have to this our will, set our hands and seal this twentieth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine. Xa x gy f 3 . ,, is I N 'X Xu M at X . Q A EHLll'i. 5 Fx I , f'

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,f f 9 fwfp X . ' . S ga jv Q fn A . S x if ., ,,. 'W' 1 s CLASS GRUIB ES OF 'h9' We dedicate this protionof the program to the class grumbles. First on my list is Lyle Bailey who never gets enough sleep so he grumbles because the teachers disturb, him while sleeping in classes. Next is Esther Mansell who grumbles because the boys p in Lordstown don't take enough notice to her. Lipton McLean grumbles because he has spent all his life looking for the gir1.that suits him but hasn't found her yet. Harold Stevenson has too many activities and can't 6 spend time with NBirdiegW Jim Lingo grumbles that he can't get the car often s enough to drive around. r Don Fisher grumbles that he doesn't have enough time Q to answer all his love-letters. How about a look at your address book sometime. Pauline Best grumbles because her father drives thel ?f55 bus that she goea.on. .'lb Joel Bailey who grumbles that ur. .James gives him too much Physics to do. Nest year things will change, Joel. QQSI Grace Downing says that when she has an evening free if Jack has to work. Tough luck, Grace. :sap Betty Morris grumbles that WClemW doesn't pick her up after school every nignt. It'll be different next year, X Betty. Bob Waggener grumbles that the eighth grade girls l won't leave him along. Maybe they'll bother somebody else .Q next year, Bob. ' nary Ellen Johnson grumbles that the girls in the office aren't serious enough about their work. . , Virgil Plummer grumbles that the price of gasoline Q Q is too high. What do you need with so much gas, Virgil? Gene Chalker used to grumble about not being able to get the family car. So he bought one of his own and now he grumbles that his Dad drives it all the time. Kenny Webb who grumbles that he has so many activi- ties that he doesn't have time to get his school work done. Agnes Borland grumbles that she doesn't have any man l to bother her. Won't some of you handsome men help her out for a few days. X fmhza ull., .lla 1-505- lllksigiig --B eees H HLIBH B My ellll