Neptune High School - Yearbook (Neptune, OH)

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EIGHTH: I, Esther Harner, will my brown eyes to Dorothy Kaylor and my fair complexion to Dick Barna. NINTH: I, James Hayes, will my driving ability to Dick Grimm and my straight hair to Chester Lee Stephenson. TENTH: I, Russell Poor, will my ability to tell tall tales to Marion Heindel and my politics to Marilyn Matthews. ELEVENTH: I, Delores Rhyne, will my singing ability to Myrna Baer and my figure to Etta Lou Crow. TWELFTH: I, David Roether, will my height to Betty Jean Rhyne and my black beard to Larry Kruger. THIRTEENTH: I, William Roether, will my way with the girls to Don Harris and my daily nap in history class to Don Heppeard. FOURTEENTH: I, Guy Schmidt, will my bashfulness to Butch Greber and my ability to watch curves to Pete Ballinger. FIFTEENTH: I, Cora Vantilburg, will my brilliant ideas to Ted Yewey and my history book to Joan Michaels. In Witness Whereof, We, the Class of 1951, the testators, have to this will set our hand and seal, this twenty-seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred fifty-one. SIGNED: ,D Af x , .1-I ,q Eg' Qs! r f'D5,.. Zf'l9 ,xg g it-25 2 L 1 ,om X ' A Q??j:JZ 3 frf FJ' ?h'i7f: afigmfli, ,gjfaayi ff .2Qf'1 f -Q,,4.z:f,f1 ' ffl .JLU'5 f -ff . I .Q X ' WITNES SES : X QQ1J.E4M5.f.f www e -. I . s 49- ,744 Faculty

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CLASS PIQQPHECY Upon nearing the completion of our twelve years in the classrooms of Neptune High, I was asked to write the class prophecy. Since my crystal ball has not arrived, I shall have to read the tea leaves to get this knowledge. Remember, the tea leaves don't lie. Dim the lights, and give me your attention for a few minutes. The leaves are telling me something. Wait! Let the words fall in place. What's this! There seems to be something about a tea cup. Is it? Yes, it is Doris serving tea to---let us see---to a cus- tomer at Doris's Hamburger Heaven. Who is the cus- tomer? It looks like---yes, it's her husband mid their three children. Her h1sband's name is covered by a strange looking tea leaf. This leaf wasn't in the cup before. It is trying to tell me something. Oh! A new process for dyeing hair has been dis- covered by Esther Harner. She has been a practicing beautician for the past twenty years and has dis- covered a process in which you use these strange tea leaves to bleach and dye hair. She has a customer now. Why, It's Dave Roether! He's having his hair bleached. Won't he look strange with blonde hair and a five o'clock shadow? What?? He married a girl from Rockford! Wonder what she'll say about this bleaching job??? The leaves are forming a circle. That must mean that there is a race track at Neptune. Oh, yes! It's a hot-rod race track and its owner is Bud Roether, a millionaire, who became rich after getting a job in Washington, D. C., during the Senior trip in 1951. He came home to settle down in quiet old Neptune. He has two of the world's best hot-rod drivers under contract. Jim Cunningham and Jim Hayes are competing for the title of The World's Champion Hot-Rod Driver. The leaves are spreading out into straight rows with one large leaf at the head. That must signify a school room and Cora Vantilburg is the teacher. There seem to be a few familiar faces. Yes! It's Mr. and Mrs. Schlatter's children. My! Three faces