Northmont High School - Bolt Yearbook (Clayton, OH)

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Priscilla Adkins, bequeath my southern accent to Lois Schwierking, and my basketball ability to Ralph Steftano. Joetta Allen, bequeath my ability in bookkeeping to anyone who wants it, and my good times in high school to my little sister Marsha Kaye. Larry Amos, bequeath my good looks to .lake Moyer, and my skating ability to Frank Larrick. Carol Anderson, bequeath my iob as co-captain of the drill team to any deserving girl with a big mouth, and my ability at cards to Sharon Bourne. Ronnie Argabright, bequeath my wrestling ability to Sherman Terrill. Judie Ashburn, bequeath what's left in my Light and Bright bottle to Maggie Avey, and my driv- ing ability to Ruth Denlinger, who needs it. Bob Baker, bequeath my '54 Chev. to my little brother, Rex. Mike Baker, bequeath my ability to pass a foot- ball to Richard Quick. Jim Balser, bequeath my ability to get sores on my hands to anyone who wants them. JAMES DOUGLAS SMALLEY Uimj Hi-Y 2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANN HUFF lBettyJ Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. 2, Future Nurses 3, Chorus 4, Class Play 4. Wd! ' Patti Beck, bequeath my ability to confuse Mr. Karns and my shyness to my little sister Mary Ann. Zoe Becker, bequeath my position in band to Sandy Petering, and my fun in Co-op to Brenda Dixon. Mike Beirise, bequeath my Ford to anyone who can keep oil in it, and my driving ability to Earlene Weidner. Linda Bennett, bequeath my ability to do a solo in the Miami University Band Day Parade to Sue Smith. Joy Blumenstock, bequeath my part-time happiness and good luck to Joyce Wagner, and my natural curly hair to someone who will appreciate it. Steve Booker, bequeath my ability to scrape my elbow on the rim to Harvey Huddleson. Jane Boomershine, bequeath my ability to switch lanes to Sally Wood. Pat Boyle, bequeath my buttons to make dimples to Dianne Beinamann in hopes that she will be teased as much as I have been.

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JOHN EDWARD WALLS Uolwnnyl Basketball IQ, Baseball 23,45 Track I, Hi-Y l,2,3. JUDITH ANN WHEELER Uudyl SUSAN LOUISE WILLIAMS CSueI G.A.A. Ig Scholarship Team If Y-Teens 2,3g Future Teachers 2,3,4, Vice President 4g Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2g .I.C.O.VV.A. 3,41 Class Play 4, Choir l,2,3,4f Annual 4. JAMES EDWARD WILSON Uiml Bowling League 4, Visual Aids 3, RONALD DOUGLAS WOLF lRonD Chorus 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Class Play 3, Hi-Y 4, Track I. DARLENE MAE WOMBOLD lDcrIenel Class Play 35 Chorus 2, G.A.A. I,2,3g Future Nurses I. MICHAEL EUGENE WUERTZ CMickJ BRENT THOMAS WOOLERY fBren1I Baseball I,2,4, Basketball I,2g Track Ig Class Play 3,45 Rifle Club 4.

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Gloria Brandenburg, bequeath my ability to goof off in study hall to Terry Kistler, and all my books to the city dump. Ronnie Brewer, bequeath my ability to fail English to anyone who can make that grade, and my good times in high school to my sisters Pat, Molina, and Chris. Lois Bright, bequeath my position as office assist- ant to my sister Cheryl, or to anyone who thinks they can figure out the new phone system. Sally Brooks, bequeath my first chair French Horn to Pat Scott, and my good time-s in high school to my sister Donna. John Brown, bequeath my ability to get along with my teachers to my brother. 'John Brown, bequeath my ability in industrial arts to Dick Beam. Linda Buckley, bequeath my quiet ways to Sharon Bourne. Steven Busch, bequeath all my beer to Joe Phipps. Mary Ann Buske, bequeath my long flowing pony- tail to Joy Fisher. Doris Carmony, bequeath my job on the annual staff to anyone dumb enough to want it, and my typing ability to Bob Pfeiffer. Bonnie Carroll, bequeath my ability to write Eng- lish themes to my sister Sally, and my position as maiorette to any deserving girl. Jim Cerney, bequeath my ability to fix car radios to Mr. Bowser, and my ability to sleep in civics class to anyone who can get by with it. Joyce Clevelle, bequeath my athletic ability to Linda Manning, and my ability to give Mr. Starch' more gray hair to Joyce Hormell. Sharon Comer, bequeath my poundage to Joyce Wagner, and my twirling ability to Sharon Bond. Roger Cook, bequeath my racing P-49 to Rick Rothert. Tom Coughlin, bequeath my law book to Rick Rothert. Dessie Courtney, bequeath my civics grades to my sister Dianne, and my good times in Co-op to any iunior. Geneva Courtney, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to any deserving iunior. Bob Crowe, bequeath my i947 Chevrolet to Ray Dake so he will have a way to go to football prac- tices next season. Bonnie Crumrine, bequeath my day dreaming in study hall to Beth Brumbaugh, and my average grades to anyone getting below average. Don Dake, bequeath my diminished desire to push a pencil to Tom Wolf. Ron Dake, bequeath to Roger Bundy a mud flap for his bicycle. Steve Davis, bequeath my ability in speech to Bill Josslyn, and my '34 Ford to anyone who wants to keep it clean. Don Denlinger, bequeath my '50 Ford to anyone in the Junior Class who can keep it running. Virginia Dillon, bequeath my good times in high school to my sister Judy, and my chemistry grades to Shirley Pearce. Barbara Donovan, bequeath my seat in band to any trumpet player, and my good times in high school to Nancy Weber. Nancy Engle, bequeath my enthusiasm and my ability to get excited easily to my brother Jerry, and my ability to get lost in the halls to Sharon Ryan. Connie Fair, bequeath my ability to play basket- ball to Maureen McLaughlin, and my ability to understand jokes to Janice Riley.