North Baltimore High School - Tiger En Bee Yearbook (North Baltimore, OH)

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l, Wallace Lobdell, will my smartness in B.A. to Gene King. Remember Gene, Bechtel will get wise sooner or later. 1, Aris Mallas, will my elastic stories to Norene Culver. Remember don't stretch them too far, elastic's out for the duration. I, Virginia Northrupp, will my diamond to Snookie Bobb. Be sure and hook your man before he gets in the Navy, Snookie. I, Audrey Parsons, will my ability to study to Alyce Sterling. Who knows it might even make you President some day. I, Gene Savieo, will my athletic ability to Lyle Gainsley. Remember Gainsley, stick out your chest and shake your shoulders. I, Florence Schroeder, will my way with the Hoytville boys to Toby Bonner. Remember the competition, Toby. I, Iune Smith, will my cave woman ability to get my own way to Isabel Lyons. Remem- ber and eat your spinach Isabel. I, Merlin Swope, will my parking place near Church's to Glen Parsons. This gas rationing sure helps, Glen. I, Eleanor Toth, will my dependability to Lawrence Raabe. Remember Raabe if you try hard enough you'll make it when you're a senior. I, Sara Trautman, will my shortness to Ruth Simons. Please follow my instructions Ruth, and don't eat too many vitamins. I, Donald Weasner, will my hallway tech- nique to Bobby Greeno. Watch out for teach- ers Bobby. I, Betty Wissler, will my sneering to Patty Sue Dulaney. Please don't over do it Patty. I, Robert Wissler, will my trips to Van Buren to anyone except Hoytville boys. Hands off Hoytville. I, Mildred West, will my neighboring ability to Iake Doering: ask Archer she knows. I, Maxine Williams ,will my leadership to Ianice Iulien. Better start, don't Wait till its too late, Ianice. I, Betty Wymer, will my ability to get my man to Rosemary Durliat. lust remember and stick to one guy, Rosemary. I, Kenneth Zeltner, will my bashfulness and quiet ways to Leland Hamlin. Get it Leland? Signed, The Senior Class of 1944 This Page Sponsored By EVEHFIT LUMBER COMPANY

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CLASS WILL We, The Senior Class of 1944, of North Baltimore High School, North Baltimore, Ohio, being of sound mind and to the best of our knowledge do proclaim this our last will and testament: We, The Senior Class, will the Freshman our tardiness. Remember kids if you work hard enough you'll have it perfected when you're Seniors. We, The Senior Class, will the Sophomores our Iunior History and all of the maps, charts, note books and scrap books that go with it. Ohl yes, we musn't forget our slavery papers by all means. We, The Senior Class, will the Iuniors all cf our Macbeth assignments .lust be sure you get them in on time kids. We, The Senior Class, will the student body as a whole our many good times we had all through our school life. We, The Senior Class, will the faculty all of the rest of the student body and we only hope they do better than we did, truly we do. I, Bernice Archer, will my way with the Marines to Sara Iayne Moore. Next time don't leave so early Sara. I, Gerald Bassitt, will my ability to fix Fords to Dick Reddin. Remember Dick they're fragile. Handle with care. I, Eugene Benard, will my second period Study Hall in Miss Moss's room to Don Boney, Remember you're slogan Don, You wanna neck? I, William Benedict, will my basketball ability to Porky Northrupp. Don't forget the curls and hair-net, that goes with it. Better qet busy on those curls now Porkyl I, Iames Boney, will my trips to Hammans- burg to Roy Clark. Hope you do better Roy. I, Lois Boyer ,will my quiet way to Bessie Spence. lust don't forget your pet slogan, Bessie, I don't get it. I, Mildred Chapman, will my pin-up boy tGene Autryl to Lulu Maxine Dulaney. Re- member Westerns are Saturday night specials. I. Patricia Church, will my peaceful farm life to Don Etoll. Don't forget cows kick, Don. I, Melvin Crist, will my ability to woo the women to Vic Truf. Iust remember Vic no lollygagging in the halls, Mel's against it. I, Shirley, Diller, will my ability of skipping school to Ioanne Foltz. Iust don't overdo it Foltzie. I, Relden Freed, will my way with the teachers to Kenny Iudd. Remember Kenny a red-head helps. I. Iohn Hamlin, will my Ford and trips to Hammansburg to lim Hoffsis. Keep up the blonde tradition Iim. I, Mary Kelley, will my way with a certain Iunior boy to Ioanne Foley. He can only wear one ring at a time Ioanne. I, Ethel Lobdell, will my friendliness to Martha Insley. Iust don't forget to smile. This Page Sponsored By GEORGE ZEIGLR

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CLASS PHUPHECY Time: 1954 Place: North Baltimore, Ohio The other day as I, Shirley Diller, came in from my huge chicken farm, southwest of town, I decided to have my car serviced. I drove up to the Hi-Speed Super Service Station on the corner of Main and Water Streets, and who should I find but Gerald Bassitt, manager. In the course of our conversation, we brought up the subject of our former classmates and what they were doing. Here are some of the facts I learned about them: Pat Church has now become Mrs. Merlin Swope and they are living on a big cattle ranch near Hammansburg. Iohnnie Hamlin now lives on his 500 acre farm west of town and is doing so well for himself that he is now the proud owner of a new convertible. Kenneth Zeltner also has a nice sized farm just north of town and his wife, the former Audrey Parsons, can even milk now. Mildred West, another of our classmates, is living on the farm with her husband. They are really enjoying this nice peaceful farm lite. Wallace Lobdell is now a professor of Business Arithmetic at Vassar, a girl's college. Bill Benedict is now the basketball coach of the Galatea Tech Raiders. He has had many fine teams during his short time as mentor. Eleanor Toth now has her own Shorthand School in Denver, Ohio, and is doing a rushing business. Sara Trautman has completed her college education, and has taken over her sister's place at good old N. B. Mary Kelley and Bernice Archer are now operating their own jitter- bug school, and their most faithful customers are Betty Wissler and Ethel Lobdell. Maxine Williams is now Superintendent of Nurses at City Hospital in Toledo. Belden Freed is now chief demonstrator for the Mazda Electrical Company. We all remember his demonstrations of ultra-violet lights in chapel. This Page Sponsored By POST OFFICE