Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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Senior Class Will We the Senior Class of 1965, realizing that OC-L is about to lose the most enthusiastic and ingenious olass ever to pass through these hallowed halls, do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the faculty our sincere thanks for a job well done, best wishes for the future, and the hope (though doubtful), that next year ' s Seniors will be less trouble than we. To Mr. Lybarger: next year ' s Seniors, and a supply of tortillas to go with the Spanish lessons. To Mr. Koch: a victorious season on the playing floor; the hope that our team will go one step further and unseat the reigning champions. To Mr. Ransbottomt books on Child Care , and How to Overcome Stuttering ; another melodious choral season. To Mr. Matthias: the book Language of the American Teenager in Grades 9-12 ; a king-sized bottle of tranquilizer pills. To Mr. Leiendecker: appreciation for having directed our play, our esteem, and a new necktie. To Mrs. Clevenger: students with steady hands; ingenuity to keep improving the Home Eo. department. To Mrs. Johnson: an automatic test-grader, rest, and one dozen long-stemmed red roses. To Mr. Bricker: love and kisses from the Senior girls. To Mrs. Eller: even though she ' s not on the faculty, we will her our love, some new helpers and a new pair of knitting needles. To Hiss Schumm: our thanks and appreciation for her help on The Totem Pole and O ' Citian, and the help she has given to our class. To the underclassmen we will the faith to carry on OC-L traditions, and: To the Juniors: the mixed blessings and frustrations of being Seniors, all our Government and World Week tests, our front row seats for assemblies and chapel, and the thrill of graduation. To the Sophomores: the opportunity to become Seniors; the great time you will have as Juniors. To the Freshmen: the knowledge that all things come to those who wait ; the courage to be original. To the incoming Freshmen: the knowledge that now as never before, you have become an integral part of this school. We, the Seniors, being of sound minds and memories, do hereby will the following: I, Sandra Agler, do hereby will my picture of Vince Edwards to Ric Uathew, and I will my good times and ab- ility to get along with my teachers to my sisters and brother. I, Peggy Amweg, do hereby will my good times in high school to my brothers, Jerry and Jackie and to my cou- sin, Janice. My books and good grades to Margaret Toad Agler. I, Tom Ash, do hereby will my NLA award to Bruce Bolenbaugh, and my ' 56(fix or repair daily) Ford to Jack Barson, and my good times in school to Huntly and Brinkley and my dirty locker to anyone who can get close to it. I, Judy Brown, do hereby will my ability to get good English grades to my brother Jack, my driving ability to John Wortman, and my speedy jumping (on quiz team) to Phil Cowan, My enjoyment from working on T.P. I leave to Polly Ream, and the great times I ' ve had in high school to all my underclassmen friends, particul- arly Jo and Joy. I, Carol Clouse, do hereby will all my good times in high school to those who think they can enjoy then. My ability to get into trouble in band and chorus to Linda Simon, and my dirty locker to Barb Kline in hopes that she can keep it cleaner than I did. I, Jim Cooper, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Dean (Tennis Shoe) Strewn, Danny (Lu) Amweg, and Roger (Peanut Butter) Bruns. Also I leave to Lorraine Wallace my ' 55 Ford rag-top, cause she first loves Fords, (ha! ha! )