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NAME Uno er loc Bo r Donna Butler Jun C em Grover Cleveland Weed Closson Iud1 Coffman laura Dawson Tube Haab R n.ky Hemnch Lmda Helman Deacon Jo ' Johns ulu yn Ka e Wh1tey Leatherm Muay Marqua john Martln Jack McMee n M1l Mrller 'Frre Eyes Mas ' louse Myers Deek Neff lleta Neff Sheryl Neff Fl1p Paug Jan Pepp e ' Carlos Ram r 'Qumt Reed Na.rl Robmson Short Searls HHQ-Ryu Shaver Don Sheets Daddy Stangland Kay Swartz Glorla Symensma Barb Watlons Rug Weaver Rollm Welty 'Vos Weybr1gh 'Froggy Wogomon Worty Wortmger Zel Zellmger Personalities PET PEEVE Hot cars School Turned up collars Noth1ng Fords that won't start Flmrty girls Once a week dates Competltmn Teachers who don't sm1le Younger relatives D1etmg Homely grrls Gossrpmg people Boys who crack knuckles Gomg smpe huntmg G1.rlfr1end's s1ster Cops Short hamr Moody glrls Rrdmg on the bus Boys who belch Women who don't dance People blowmg Shovmg rn locker room Hoods Belng stared at Underclassmen A certam semor Excuse sllps Tall boys New Pans g1rls Snooty people Overhead engmes Vulgar boys Sloppy boys S1ster's boyfnend Bleached han' Loud people Stop s1gns S1lly gurls Tall women Tall basketball players FAVORITE SAYING AMBITION Let's have a boozer My fault Oh, George Oh Sandy Let's flee the scene Let's get some skunk Go gargle peanut butter Oh, bull You're so dumb 'you can't pass a blood test Oh, oh' Good heavens 'P '2 'av '2 7 ? 'Q I'll be dlngleberrled Ya know? OH' R:-use a snngless bee Dr1ve a dresel Ham radlo operator To get marrred To sell tractors To have the last word Hook a J1mtown man Learn to yodel To be an Ag teacher To THISC Cl'l1CkeI1S NPHS Pr1nc1pal Sell au' condluoners Demonstrate sw1mm.1ng pools Frrst woman presrdent To catch a srupe Always hangm' around To be a barber How far to the state Buy all the new cars l1ne7 We got some at the store Look at the lull apes start eeeeeeeeee Oh, Sugar I don't know Holy Moly Oh, shut up Sure Oh, man Honey Hey, Wayne Darn these Fords Thmlc so, huh? Let's go to Bowers Cool Yule Censored Prffle VVell, I'll be danged Hom about that? Oh my Shoot Ace Heck, o How's the a,r up there? Glad to know ya, I'm Nhke Retlre at 40 Garbage collector MOST LIKELY FOUND W1th Max In a com freld Al's Dr1ve 1n With a blonde Foraker Dr1v1ng around Around Jrmtown Around somewhere In the Ag room Drrveway south of town Anywhere but home ln h1s Stude Hurryrng to class At the post off1ce Wlth h1S foot 1n h1s mouth Gravel p1t Errue s Drugstore 2 112 rm S E of Southwest Rock I-ludson's secretary W1th Judy at the P O Senator To be a human Umvac To marry a sa1lor To fly to Germany Shoot golf 1n the 70's Cook at Westpornt Manage a fmance company To be a preacher To own a plantatlon To be a mov1e star Mayor of Goshen To stay s1ngle Own Corral Dr1ve In To smg 1n the Met Run a bachelors home Ralse a basketball team Sell sewmg supphes Grve advice to love lorn To be an actcr Motorcycle racers To be 6' 5 tall Be a Harlem Globe trotter Locker room Draggrng h.1s W1llys At home waltmg Babyslttmg 191:h hole Cleanmg up the grade school ln hls Chev1e Mlllong cows Wlth h1s Angus Practlcmg yells Goshen Latm room Any drxve 1n Dr1v1ng a Ford Annual room Buzzard H111 DO1I1g bookkeepmg Ice skatxng Loolong for some tlung he lost Catclung cluckens Puttmg on a new generator Robmson's Laura Dawson, Lee Stnngland, Dave Mrshler 0 o Be n n . H Q . . ll ' 1 ' - , . - Herr ' ........ ' ' ' ' ,, , . . . . . . . d s r . ' ' ' . an . . . h . . . . ,, rt . . . . . . . , If Id ' I ' Marl Mishler Going to school Listen to this Stude To graduate Mobile station ' ' - 'hler ' ' G ' , , I ,, . h . 1 . . . , e . . . , . . . . . . ,, ,, . - . -. ,, . . . V ' . . , . t . , '- I 4 n n Q 1.
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Class Will We, the Class of Nmeteen Hundred and F1fty N1ne, bemg of unusually strong m1nd and body, bestow the followmg to our less fortunate descend ants In domg so, we shall call tlus our Last W11l and Testament To Mr Jackson, 43 more gray halrs To Mr Hettler, another 'ex1ra ' steermg wheel To Mr Metzler, a wlustle for traff1c, basket ball, and the classroom. Mr Ruhl, popcorn to eat wh1le other teach are showmg mov1es ID has room Mr Harness, a respectful band Mr Greenwalt, expenments what work. Mrs R1gd0!1, a better mouse trap Mrs Borkholder, a do-1t yourself lot on ow To Opera ape Record r ' To Mrs Mnuer, a cotmtry that speaks Latm. To Mrs Stump, a traxler for her Olds for her loot for Home Ec To Mis McColley, a noon catermg servlce To Mrs Hollar, Tuesdays wlthout club meetmgs To Mrs Weldy, more spare txme for extra CU1T1C'LLl2.I' acuvnnes To Margaret, a 1096 cut of all profns of the penc1l sales We, 1nd1v1dua.lly, w1ll the followmg I, B111 Beer, w1I.l my mterest 1n sclence to the Russ1ans I, Jack Boyer, wall my gul huends to Tom Clem I, Donna Butler, w1ll my nursmg ambmon to Mrke Garber I, Ilm Clem, wlll my steady g1rl to R1chard I-Iollmger I, Ronald Cleveland, w1Ll my whxte bucks to Orvxlle Hoover I, Steve Closson, w1Ll my curly han' to the g1rIs I, Judy Coffman, w1ll my angora nng to Ardys Book. I, laura Dawson, w1ll my ref1ned mterests to Shirley Berkey I Steve Haab, w1Ll my b1g strong arms to Charley Cable I, Glenn I-Iemnch, w1ll my 1vy league ward rod to Larry Elsenhour I Lmda I-Ielman, w1lI my a.b1l1ty to get along Wldl teachers to Sandy Sulle. I, Terry Herr, w1l1 my pos1t1on of representa t1ve from Foraker to John Sternberg I, Joan Johns, w1ll my f1gure to Joan Keck. I Judy Kaser, wxll my mterest 1n M1l.lersburg to Pat Moneyheffer I, Max Leatherman, w1l1 ten sets of mes to the blaclctop belund the school I, Jerry Marquart, wull my mckname, Muzzy, back to the history book. I, John Martm, wxll my UHDSUHSSIOIIS to Jerry Yoder I, jack McMeelcm, w1Ll my graceful walk to Noah Marnn. I, Kexth Mlller, w1Ll my '46 Ford to the dr1ver tranung claw I, Dav1d Nhshler, wlll my grades to Bryce Schrock. I Nancy Mlshler, w1ll my black han to Bexmy Reed I Ahce Myers, vnll my t1m1d ways to Sandy Stahley I, lleta NeH, w11l my mterest 1n the Navy to Mr I I, D1ck Neff, w1Il my fmendlmess to Luthur Chalk. I Sheryl Neff, wall my Jewelry to the shop I Ph11 Paugh, w1ll my cool temper to Elmer Comstock. I, Janet Pepple, w11l my qluet ways to D1ane Zellmger I, Carl Ramer, w1ll a tenth of my flrst m1l.l1on to Kerm1t Mlshler I Qmnter Reed, w1l.l my southern accent to Art Mxller I Charles Robmson, w1ll my parkmg place beh1nd the school to C Chupp I, Ianda Searls, wxll my lady llke manners to Marlene Martzm I, Jxm Shaver, w1l1 my uptown passes to Terry Reed I Don Sheets, w1I.l my mterest 1n the flner tlungs to Wendell Kre1der I, Lee Stangland, wxll my bram to the brology classes I Kay Swartzendruber, Wlll my figure to Mary Bushong I Glona Symensma, w1ll my adv1ce to the love lorn to Donna Neff I, Barbara Watlons, w1l1 all my attentlons to a goose farm. I, Rollm Welty, w1ll my red hau to Gary Keck. I, Loren Weybnghf, w1ll my rhythm to Fred Astalre I, 11m Wogomon, w1Ll my slow pace to Bomue Cannon I, 11m Wortmger, w1ll my helght and humor to Rod MacDonald I, Mlke Zellmger, w1Ll all my ab111t1es to the construcnon of swnmmng pools I, Wayne Weaver, w1Il my mterest m domestlc arts to Bob Wagner Loren Weybnght, D1ck Neff, Steve Closson o . ' I... . . .. To . . - . . . ers . . . . . . .. . To . . . . . To . . , . . . To . ' . . To 0 .- . , . . . . H teAT e.' . . .i . . , I .. . . c . all - , . . , . . s 1 an . , .4 . u . . , . . . . . . . , . , . . , . . . , Q u a Q n . n 0 0
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