New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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To our well-deserved faculty, we wish to express our sincere thanks for their patience, LAST WILL and TESTAMENT Upon leaving this school, we the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound mind and body, do hereby, declare and publish this as our Last Will and Testament. help and guidance during our school years. To the Board of Education we extend our sincere appreciation for all the things they have done for us to help make our task less difficult, belongings for which we have no fur- ther use. I, Annett Aufderhaar, Will and Bequeath my gift of gab to Janet Hoge and my abil- ity to take a cartwheel to anyone who tries. I, Wanda Bambauer, Will and Bequeath my blonde hair to Linda Leffel and my ability to have fun to Betty Homan. I, Wayne Bambauer, Will and Bequeath my long legs to Donald Henschen and my Ag grades to Roger Wierwille. I, Larry Clausing, Will and Bequeath my ability to operate the milk dispenser to the next year seniors and my ingenious ideas to Dean Kuck. I, Lee Clausing, Will and Bequeath my Basketball a bi lit y to Elmer Nueman and my height to Tad Kattman. I, Robert Deerhake, Will and Bequeath my fighting ability to Gene Bulp and my love for hot rods to Larry Kuck. I, Joyce Froning, Will and Bequeath my cheerleading ability to Ruth Warner and my short hair to Janice Aufderhaar. I, Nancy Haberkamp, Will and Bequeath my quietness to jane Henkener, and my mu- sical talents to Ronnie Kuck. I, Donald Heidt, Will and Bequeath my driving girls to basketball games to james Henschen and my ability to goof-off to Roger Moellenkamp. I, Dean Hoge, Will and Bequeath my rhythm to jay Stauffer and my ability to have a girl in every town to Bill Sudman. I, john Hole, Will and Bequeath my dry jokes to anyone in next years chemistry class and my physique to Bill Hinze. 1, Paul Ott, Will and Bequeath my absence privileges to Julie Hoge and my ability to work in shop to Bob Starett. I, Don Reilly, Will and Bequeath my baseball ability to Don Warner and my quietness to Lee Schroer. I, Marilee Settlage, Will and Bequeath my love for Possum's to anyone who loves animals, and my many spurts of pep to Violet Dudgeon. I, Philip Skapura, Will and Bequeath my windy stories to Robert McClure and my curly hair to jerry Lutterbeck. , I, Ruth Warner, Will and Bequeath my interests in New Bremen to Karen Lammers and my dimples to Nathan Stienecker. 22

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SE IORS DON REILLY Basketball 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Seventeenth Summer 3g Memoir Staff 4, Majors: English, History, Science. PAUL OTT Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 23 Baseball 1, 3, 45 F,I'.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Memoir Staff 4g All Amer- ican Family 43 Majors: Agriculture, English, History. MARILEE SETTLAGE Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Rangers' Roundup Staff, 43 Vice-President of Band 4g Library 33 Seventeenth Summer 3g Mem- oir Staff 43 All American Family 4g Majors: Home Economics, English, History. RUTH WARNER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Rangers' Roundup Staff 45 Library 2, 3g Seventeenth Summer 35 Memoir Staff 49 All American Family 4, Majors: English, Sceince, Home Economics. 21

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AMERIQDVN fit Wl4lllNMlCN'l' Ifirxt Row: 1Lef! to right! Wayne Bamhauer, Philip Skapura, Wanda Bamhauer. Annett Aufderhaar. Second Row: Larry Clausing, Nancy Haberkamp, Ruth A. Warner. Marilee Settlage. Paul Ott. Joyce lfron- ing. Third Rout Dean Hoge, Don Reilly. Lee Clausing, Donald Heidt, Robert Deerhake, john Hole. Standing: Mr. Musser, teacher. VOCA'l, lli'4M, .iiiiiilillIl1l,'l'lJlll+I lLeft to right! Paul Ott. Lee Clausing, Mr. Freymuth, teacher, Way'ne Bambauer. Robert Deehake. Donald Heidi. 'IW PING ll First Row: fLeft to riglytj Joyce Froning. Nancy Haberkamp, Wanda Bambauer. Second Row: Philip Ska- pura, Ruth A. Warner, Annett Aufderhaar, Marilee Settlage. Stamling: Mr. Hoover, teacher. 23