Ostrander High School - O Hi Yearbook (Ostrander, OH)

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Senior Class Will .1 MER . '- .Ia 35354 f- S ' y In AQAO,0 X l 5 3 ' X I, gf J C I l, Dorls Burns, leave my athletlc abllty to Bea Lavendar and my shyness to Avllon Powell. I, Earl Chapman, bequeath to George Miller one grease gun and a left- handed monkey wrench. I, Barbara Evans, leave to Joan Flnks my Junior flame, Sonny Welch. l, John Flnks, bequeath my draft card to Froggy Graham and my ablllty to play basketball 'to Charles Gregory. l, Eva Fontanelle, bequeath my home- making ablllty to Marllyn Malze and my ablllty to get excited to Ronnie Augenstein. 1, Carolyn Hardin, bequeath my ablllty to look up to tall men to Bette Ann McKlrgan and my ablllty to chase the boys to Loulse Long. I, Robert Hayes, bequeath my ablllty' to eat chlcken at the F.F.A. chlcken roast to Ioe Walters and my perfect .attendance record to Dale Taylor. , 1, Joyce Hlckok, bequeath my ablllty to get out of school and travel all over the country to Rosalie Dennls and my northern drawl to Betty Looney. 1, Elaine Montgomery, leave to llm Mitchell my hand--to play the piano and to Mary Alice Willey my ablllty to hold my boyfriend. 1, Blll Stone, leave my physique to Teddy Robinson and my'ablllty as F.F.A. president to Marvin Mitchell. 1, Doug Smart, bequeath my reckless driving to Keith Aldrich and my 'Hog Calling' ability to Tom VanGundy. I, James Smart, leave my ablllty to fllrt with the girls to Bud Wllgus and to Glenn Reed my ablllty to roll on the floor. l, Bill Schrader, leave my ablllty as an electrician to Dan Neason and my ablllty as a photographer to Clyde Welch. l, Roger Stoval, bequeath my ablllty as a chemist to Ronald Bailey and my ability to sleep late ln the morning to Don Ufferman. 14

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'Senior Class Prophecy .1 ,,,,-,,f51 f srfmow H OSTRANDER Rg6Ov' 5. Pl I1 , Qfff ffc 5' Good evening ladles and gentlemen! Thls ls Swanl Rlver coming to you from statlon O-S-T-R-A-N-D-E-R. There are fourteen high school senlors vlsltlng our studio tonight. Let's look into their future and see just what the 'Wheel of Fortune' will bring for this class of 1952 from Ostrander -High School, an lnstltu tion of great learning fhow to sklp classes, how to send teachers to insane asylums and how to fall testsl. . I predlct great thlngs for these young charges, so without further delay let's look into the rnysterlous tea leaves. Elaine Mongomery will be playlng the piano to keep Jim Mltchell's cows contented. Ilm Smart wlll jolqa professional tumbllng team. He served his apprentice- shlp playlngbasketball for the Pirates. Doris Burns wlll become a guide ln the Northwest. She would like to take some suckers hunting bear. lpredlct that Cubber1y's Studio will be forced to leave Delaware because of Bill Schrader's Competltlon. He will eventually become the leading photo- grapher ln these United States. Carolyn Hardin will become a great soubrette. She got her flrst experience rendering 'Medea' throughout the halls of O.H.S. Doug Mart will be a dare-devil on a motorcycle--learning to ride lt bac'k- wards'on only one wheel. Eva-Lou Fontanelle will make some lucky man a good wife. He can take lt easy whlle 'Llttle Eva' keeps house and does the chores. Blll Stone ls going to Mexico to teach the Mexicans how to roast chickens. He got his 'fireside experlence' cooking for the F.F.A. chicken roast. Bob Hayes will form his own extermlnator company. He will extermlnate anythlng from worms to husbands. Joyce Hlckok wlll become a secretary for a great opera singer. Eventually she'll marry hlm and keep hlm 'Company' on the Hammond organ. John Flnks will learn how to farm. After years of trying he'll learn that you can't pltch hay like you wildly heave basketballs at a rlm surrounded by a plece of cloth composed mostly of holes. Roger Stovall wlll become a night elevator operator. In such an effortless type of a job, he can rest all nlght and sleep all day. Earl Chapman will become a great baseball pitcher. 'Lefty' will probably add a little more gas to the St. Louls Gas House Gang. Babata Evans ls going to raise chickens. She learned to call them because of the llttle 'hen' parties she attended so faithfully at Ostrander High School. l'm sorry but that is all the time we have this evening. Tune ln next year at the same time and the same station for all accurate predlctlons concerning all the Senlors at Ostrander High School. 13

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