Marlboro High School - Scenario Yearbook (Marlboro, OH)

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Cfarw 7,0406 What We Leave Behmd I George Berlm do w1ll and bequeath my tallness to Kenny Rlnger I Don Bowman do w1ll and bequeath my good looks to Harley Goodrng I Mary Devtes do w1ll and bequeath my 221nch wa1st11ne to Thanet Mach amer Elo1se Draa do w1ll and bequeath my feather cut to Elleen Wxse R1ta Frank do w1ll and bequeath my black harr to Ahce He1sler Shlrley Houston do w1ll and bequeath my mus1c to B111 Bahler Clyde Iohnson do w1ll and bequeath my sl1mness to Dwlght Barrett Anna Ianello do w1ll and bequeath my dancmg ab1l1ty to Mary Rufher Vrvxan Kenaley do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to chew gum to M1ss Cope I Retha L1nerode do w1ll and bequeath my quletness to Ruth Roudabush I Harlan Lanzer do w1ll and bequeath my suctlon to lack Hrnds I Norbert M1chel do w1ll and bequeath my ab111ty to play basketball to Kenny Rmger I Dorothy Moore do w1ll and bequeath my fnendlmess to Ruth Brumbaugh I Annabelle Qulllen do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to st1ck to one boy lnend to Naomx Teter I Gertrude Saun1er do w1ll and bequeath my blue eyes to Olga DAmbros1a I Wllma Slabauqh do w1ll and bequeath my meanness to Lo1s Werstler I Bay Sluss do w1ll and bequeath my curls to Lawrence Saun1er I Mary Wertenberger do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to study to ohn Moore Dolly Wllcox do w1ll and bequeath my glggles to Ruth Brumbauqh Dale Whrtacre do w1ll and bequeath my corny jokes to Wayne Lare Betty Walkey do Wlll and bequeath my d1amond to Melv1na Cox Don McAll1ster do w1ll and bequeath my mascul1ne volce to Blll Mowry I Marran McPherson do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to argue Wllh MISS Cope to Mane Wlttensoldner I ll - ll I, . ' ' ' . , . I I ' , , , , I I, ' , ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, , ' ' ' . , ,

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Cfaofa Jxwfpfzecg Only Time Wall Tell Thrs IS wntten all ln fun I hope no one w1l1 take offense For here and now I shall commence B IS for Berl1n and here s a fact we cant h1de He shall be harrdresser for Frankenstem s br1de B too stands for Bowman a fellow so neat I guess I shall let h1m d1g up a street D IS for Dev1es Mary to all She shall follow the races from summer to fall' D IS for Draa of course I guess shell be a baker But st1ll on second thought I thmk shell be an undertaker F IS for Frank and by the stars I see She shall be the owner of Ye Olde Tea Shoppe H stands for Houston and we all know her so well That we ll never fa1l to regrster at her future Grand Hotel I 1SfO1'lGI1ell.O Anna to all She wont be fnghtened at her f1rst curtam call I of course 1S Clyde Iohnson and Im sure that youll agree That he shall be our ptterbug of n1neteen f1fty three K 1S meant for V1v1an the last name IS Kenaley I flnd She ll be a famous Zlegfleld glrl I hope VIVIGH wont mlnd L IS for Lanzer and he IS so swell Hell wnte for the Lovelorn and hell do lt mrghty well L too IS for Lrnerode Retha of course She shall be ch1ef of the Marlboro Pohce Force M IS for McAll1ster Don by confessron who Shall be Professor of Botany by w1sh of professron M 1S thus for Mlchel and I hope he won t feel bad For he s the next keeper of our cemetery the poor poor mlsused lad M 1S for Moore known to us as Dot She shall be a smger of mus1c Sweet and hot M too stands for McPherson an adventurer at heart So Im sendxng her to Afrlca to g1ve her a good start Here IS one thats dlfferent her ambrtlon IS to be A very wealthy w1dow you ve guessed 1t that IS me Here we have Saunrer wmth snappy blue eyes She s good at keeplng secrets so she ll belong to the U S spres S IS for Slabaugh Wtlma to us all She shall marry Dr Cyclops the weddmg shall be rn the Fall S also IS for a Sluss boy sweet shy and mce He shall have a buslness all hrs own extermlnatlng m1ce W of course IS Walkey her fr1ends all call her Bet She shall work 1n a bowl1ng alley for the P1115 th1s one must set W stands for Wertenberger I guess she shall be A famous gal prlot who shall fly o er the sea And here IS Dolly Wllcox she s the best sxnger by far I pred1ct that she shall be our future opera star W IS for Whltacre who leaves us 1n May Hell be a blg butter and egg man some day ANNABELLE QUILLEN 1 . 1 - - 1 1 . . 1 1 . - , . ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 - 1 11 11 1 1 - - 11 11 - 11 11 . 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 11.. 11 - - , . , . . . s 1 . . , . 1 1 - 11 11 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 11 1 1 11 11 - - . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 11 11 1 1 I I , . . . . , . . . . 1 . , . . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - , . . 1 . , . 1 1 1 - - 11 11 , . 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 , .

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TIME MARCHES ON SEPTEMBER Unhappy days are here agarn We are gradually becomxng acchmated to the new faces we see 1n the halls Asslgnments the flrst Chemlstry qu1z today Take 1t easy Mr Strauss How lucky I am' Whenever I make a m1stake people are sure to drscover 1t Freshman and Sophomore classes elect ed off1cers for the year Seventh grade elected olfrcers and cheer leaders Iuruors elected the1r OIIICSIS Elghth grade elected the1r ofhcers and cheerleaders Sen1or class elected then' ofhcers Whats COOk1I'1g7 Home Ec Class IV IS cannmg for cafetena Is there anyone 1n the house wrllmg to help 1n the k1tchen7 More tomatoes What s that no1se we hear? Is It Norma Iean Krab1ll'? It s about ttme for a Democracy test We havent had one yet thrs year N oth1ng unusual today boys ' ' What was all the excltement m the krtch en? Gert1e spllled tomato IUICG Twyla Do you thmk you could learn to love me? Dale Well I learned to eat splnach One month of school has passed e1ght more to go OCTOBER 4 8 AdV1Ce to every boy Help your wrte When she washes the d1SheS wash them wrth her When she mops the floor rnop up the floor wlth her Mmss Ha1det Where was the Declara t1on of Independence s1gned'7 Wally Frank At the bottom Wasnt that a corny 1oke'P Stlll laughlng at that yoke Only 78 more shopp1ng days untll Chnstmas Sophomore Hayrrde and oh Hey you Freshman' Carry my books to sudy hall and out them ln the s ond row the Ihlfd seat' Archer Dehl v1s1ted the school The poor Freshmen are st1ll carry1ng books The IIISI bond and stamp sale for the Sen1ors totaled S3 400 Why are the Freshmen so pale today? Is 1t because ton1ght IS 1n1t1at1o'1'P Every one seems to be gett1ng down to hard work smce 1n1t1at1on IS over A song dedlcated to George Berlm says Youll Never Know Supenntendents Meetmg Plann1ng to play post Off1C6 262728 Hooray' Only half days th1s week Rat1on1ng for Book No 4 29 A free day Teacher s meet1ng at Cleve land NOVEMBER Beg1nn1ng the th1rd month of school Everyone started out w1th a bang lust gettlng acquaxnted wlth our classes The Sen1ors plcked thelr annual play Act Your Age Boy am I hungry' Cafetena begms My mother sa1d I should take th1s one Punch' Freshman and Senlor mental tests Mr Pfouts came to school hmpmg today Yesterday he fell whlle carryrng hrs t1on books 1n h1s h1p po ket and ran a the polnts 1nto h1m The Home Ec Club was orgamzed Our second free day Armlstlce Day Ded1cated to all underclassmen The gum chewmg g1rl And the cud chewmg cow Are somewhat alrke Yet d1fferent somehow What IS the d1fference'P Ah I see 1t now' Its the thoughtful look On the face of the cow Look at those forms' Basketball boys practlcmg at noon Flash' Look at those hort ha1r cus' ' How do you hke the glrls 1n PIQIGIIS? Str1ke up the band ' ' 19 Bang' Bang' Dont shoot' Ha ha huntmg season' ll Il - 12 ' ' . 7 ' . 13 ' ' 8 . . , - , 14 ' 9 . - - . . . ' I . . ' , . . 15 . 13 - - ' y 19 ' ' : 14 ' - - , 20 ' ' ' . 15 . . . n ' ' . 16 - ' ' 25- - - U I . ' 17 ' ' ' . - ' ' - 20 ' ' . 1 ' - 21 ' ' ' - 22 , , . . y I . - H 2 ' . 23 ' ' D . 31, ' ' I 24 ' . 4 - . ' ' . 27 Basketball practice begins. Lots of mek, 5 Beqmnmq 'O know Our teachers- 28 ' ' - ' ' 29 - ' 9 . . ' In - . ra- , H I - ' ' ' ' e , ll 30 : ' ' , 10 . '. . ll , ' ' . - 12 ' : 1 ' : ' . - ' ' 5 ' ' . 7 . . . - . 16 . s ' t .. 1 17 . . . . A . y 11 I 1 18 ' . .