Parkway High School - Almega Yearbook (Rockford, OH)

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(CLASS WILL CONTINUED) I, Judy Miller, do hereby will by ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Glen, and my 6th period office position to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. I, Linda Marbaugh, will my back door key to Ft. Knox, Ky. to Linda Byer, and my ability to get along with Max York to Elmira Scare. I, Bonnie Miller, here in body but not in mind will my locker to any junior who wants to walk that far. I also will my gym locker to any person who likes a cubbyhole; my intelligence is willed to any jerk who needs it and my ability to listen in class which isn ' t much.- I will my algebra book to one of the Spitler twins who hates algebra. I, Tom Myers, being of weak body and a weaker mind will my ability to stay out of trouble to Francis Schaffner, and my POD book, if they don ' t throw it away, to Kenny Fetters. I, Wilma Marsee, will my top locker to Pat Marsee and my ability to stay out of trouble to Diane Hens ley. I, Gary Pierstorff, will my ability to break bones every year while playing sports to any poor underclassman that gets it. I, Sherrill Rutledge, will my library chair first period and my position on the Golden Quill 8 to anyone that wants them. I, Elmer Roehm, being of sound mind and body will my 1C% basketball shoes to Gerald Deitsch and my abilities to get along with everybody to anyone who wantB them. I, Tom Robbins, being of sound mind and body will my ability to get caught chewing gum in Mr. Hilbert ' s study hall to Elaine Stober and my broken pencils to any bookkeeping student who wants them. I, Virginia Roehm, being of sound mind and body will my bookkeeping seat to any underclassman who is dumb enough to take it; my POD book to my sister Eleanor; my ability to stay out of trouble to my sister Frieda. I, Deatra Riley, being of sound mind will my ability to mess up chemistry experiments to Carl Wilson, my gym locker to Nancy Sapp, my POD book to Jim Chrispin, my ability to stay out of trouble to Denny Kuhn, and last but not least my shuttle bus seat to Bob Vining and Bill Webb. I, Dave Roth, ain ' t going to will anybody nuthin because where I am going I will need everything I can get. I, Marlene Schinnerer, being of weak mind do hereby will my bookkeeping books to my sister and my locker to my brother and my advanced algebra book to anyone who wants it. I, Dick Stewart, being of sound mind and body hereby will my friendliness to any junior boy that flirts enough and my old number 20 ' ' football jersey to my brothers Dave and Joe. I, Jon Shock, being of questionable everything will to Jim Chrispin, Mrs. Cress, Judy Merinar, our crippled, POD teacher. I, Bill Snyder, being of weak body and even weaker mind do hereby will my naturally curly skin to any person who has straight skin and wants curly skin I, Jane Strete, being of sound mind do hereby will my beat up math book and my grades to any unfortunate junior, and my cooking ability to Mrs. Cory. I, Ronald Stetler, after twelve years of school am in poor mental health, am willing to give up my physics and trig books to anyone who wants them and my ability to talk without getting in tremble to Tom Rogers; to Ed, the janitor, all the wax I wore off the ball floor. I, Frank Shindeldecker, being of sound minH and body will by driver ' s license to Robby VanFleet and my ability to stay out of trouble to Bob Rutledge. I, Marvin Schaadt, will my ability to get along with the librarians to Jim Heffner and my abil- ity to stay out of trouble to Gary Linn I, Sharalene Secrest, being of sound mind do hereby will my locker to my sister Carol, my abil- ity to play sports to Verna Wollett, and my quietness to some lucky junior, I, Sharon Schumm, being of sound mind will to Pat Marsee my ability of being able to make odd excuses to Mr. Granger for being tardy. I, Noel Temple, being of T sound mind and bod- io hereby will my brains to my big brother Rick, and my seat in the west window of the ne edition to Eleanor Roehnu I, Pat Trisel, being of perfectly sould mind and body will my nice bod to Ron Hertel(he needs it), and my membership in the exclusive senior crutch club to Ron Weitz( better be careful, Ron). I, Robert D. Thompson, do hereby bequeath y 4.00 average to my brother, my first chair po- sition in bind to Danny Koch, my J.C.Whitney catalog to Gary Grubbs, and my height to Verna Wollet. I, Barbara Taylor, being of sound mind will my journalism book to Pat Marsee and my ability to get into trouble to my brother David. I, Marianna Vining, being of sound mind will by position in the band to Judy Merinar, my typing skill to Jack Clouse, my excess weight to Kenny Fetters, my muscial talents to my brother Bob and 3ill Webb, my extremely high score on the SAT test required for entrance to Taylor University to Carl Wilson, and last but not least, my perfect driving record to Jim Chrispin. I, Lisle VanTilburg, being of sound mind will my ability to get in iouble to Ronnie Kuhn and my football shoes to Roy Camp. I, Beth Weisenborn, being of fairly sould mind and body after twelve years of school de hereby will Tom Rogers my position of first chair clarinet because he plays a good whistle; to Ann Chrispin all the fun of senior year; and to Nancy Rhoadeo my ability to almost survive gym class. I, Patty Williams, will my ability to walk to the roadside park to Mrs. Cory and my beat up math books to my sister, Arlene. I, Tom Zizelman, being of unsound mind hereby will my ability to match coins to David Sites.

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CLASS WILL I, Mary Allmandinger, being of aound mind and body will my ability to get along with teachers to Bill Copeland, and my seat in POD to any unlucky junior who is forced to take it and my love for math to my sister, Nancy. I, Steve Alspaugh, will my position in band to anyone who works the hardest and my secret to tret away with murder in chorus to Jane Friedly. I, James W. Anderson, being of mind and body in inverse proportions do hereby will, bequeath, and otherwise unload the following: my rabid conservatism and my POD seat with the arguments it has come to represent to Jim Chrispin and Dean Osborn; my dubious success with women to Ron Weitz; and last and nearly least, my girl watching to Ron Hertel and Jack Clouse. I, Karen Anspach, will my marked eye to Jim Heffner, and my ability to drive carefully to Susan Pattison who will probably need it. I, Donna Bollenbacher, will my ability to chew gum in class without being caught to Carol Baker the ability of staying out of trouble in school to Candy Brehm, and my math book to Cheryl Baker. I, Leland Bollenbacher, will my Trig book back to Mrs. C re s S and my seat in POD to Gary Linn. I, Jack Bolenbaugh, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my B average to my nephew, who can certainly use, and my size K £ basketball shoes to Duane Sell. I, Janice Bollenbacher, will my typing job for Mr. Hilbert to some junior girl lucky enough to get it or some junior girl who understands football. I, Dick Courtney, being of unusually sound mind? will my shop apron and locker to Jim Courtney. I, Ramona Champion, do hereby will my half of my locker and my seat in seventh period study hall to Myra Scare. I, Marilyn Daugherty, being of sound mind, will my ability to get into trouble and to get a car when I need it to Connie Davis; to Elaine Lugabihl and Ruth Rutledge, I will my ability to pass Home Eo tests without studing. I, Doug Dilbone, will my ability to sing to Doug Huffman and my ability to be good in Enslish class to Bill Stober. ' I, Gary Deitsch, being of sound body and mind will my ability to get along with Miss Wolfe to Jim Heffner and I will my loud mouth to anybody that wants it. I, Mary Jane DeArmond, will my position as chorus accompanist to Karen Kettering; my ability to get out of 8th period study hall to Jim Ripley, who needs this ability desperately; and my position in POD class of being a perfect example of everything horrible, such as a neurotic, schizophrenic. etc., to Doug Huffman. I, Judy Deitsch, do hereby will my six years of cheerleading to my sister, Cindy; my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Gary Goodwin; and my gracefulness to Barb Provci. I, Becky Dellinger, will my ability to get out of study hall to Carl Wilson and Jim Ripley; and my gym shoes to Nancy Rans bottom. I, Dale Fleming, will my big Corvair to, John Schaadt in place of his Ford. I, Gary Fisher, will my trig book to anyone that can understand it and my ability to stay out of trouble on the bus to Tom Rogers. I, Don Fisher, will my last two pennies to Robby Van Fleet and don ' t throw them either Robby. I, Dick Fickert, will my ability to play baseball and be good in English class to Jack Clouse. I, Tom Gibbons, will my ability to get the mumps in the middle of the basketball season to Dean Osborn and my cather ' s mit to Bill Copeland. I, Bill Gibson, will my ability to get in trouble in POD to Frank Taylor, and my supreme brain to anyone who wants it. I, Clifford Garwood, leave my POD seat to Jack Clouse; my ability to keep quiet to Joe Miller; my ability to do math problems to Tom McGough. I, Martha Goodwin, will my ability to behave at all times to my brother, Gary; to Miss Wolfe the quietness of her 4th period study hall; and to Karen Ray my ability to catch on to those stupid algebra problems. I, John Hawk, will my ability to run around to the Copeland boys. I, Donald Hileman, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Doc Lautzenheiser; all my extra paper that is in my locker to Elaine Stober; and my ability to get in trouble the 3rd day of school to anyone who wants it. I, Gary Henkle, being of sound mind and body will by ability to stay out of trouble to Steven Henkle, and my POD book to some lucky junior. I, Diane Kuhn, of fairly sound mind will the following: class office to Judy Merinar, my position as debater in POD to Doug Huffman, my position as second flute to the honorable Jim Chrispin. I, Mary Rodriguez, will my black hair to Elaine Westerberg; my tininess to Barb Provci; and mv sister Helen to anyone who will have her. I, Trenna Lantz, will my ability to get out of study hall to Patti Lee, my presidency of GAA to ttit Marsee, and my ability never to argue with Mr. Hilbert in 5th period gym class to Helen Rodrigue I, Joe King, being of feeble mind and questionable body will my small army of brothers to Patti Lee andmy mind and body to Jack Clouse who needs all the help he can get. I, Nxkki Leighner, being of sound mind and sound body? will my ability not to flirt to Patti Lee. my membership to the crutch team to Nancy Rhoadee, and my position in the band to anyone who is worthy to have it. I, Ned Lautzenheiser, will all my junk to anyone that is stupid enough to take it. I, Merrill Miller, will my quietness to Jack Clouse who needs it more than I do, my ability to get along with Miss Wolfe to Babe Gehm and my ability to get along without girls to Dean Osborn.

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(CUSS WILL CONTINUED) I, James Zizelman, will my ability to flip down at Tama to Bugs Shaffer. I, Dorothy Fisher, do hereby will my ability to eat baked fish to Arlene Williams and my dirty apron to Mary Luginbill. I, Loraa Winkler, being of sound mind and unsound body will my membership in the crutch club to Joyce Keller if she will try to meet the qualifications. I, Susie Werst, will my boring seat on the bus to Frances Gephart and my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Richard. I, Danny Williams, will my Effective Business English book to anyone who likes to write letters. HISTORY (The senior class of ' 62 attended Willshire school for eleven years) On September 11, 1950, thirty intelligent looing little angels tottered into the first grade. It wasn ' t long until our wings grew a little shorter-Mrs. Opal Clouse kept us well in ht-nd. Mrs. Kathryn Griffith was ready to welcome us into the second grade and really hated to push us into the third grade, where we met Mrs. Esther Dellinger. In the fourth grade, Mrs. Merl Bain taught us to make paper animals. After conquering this great feat, we were willingly passed on to the fifth grade and Mr3. Edith Bowen. Although we liked the fifth grade, we were happy to be passed to Mr. Clark Sip e ' s sixth grade. Ahi The seventh grade at lastl We could how have our own lockers, class officers, and different teachers during the day. We shared these great privileges with Mr. Ray Black. Most of us also shared the consequences of throwing rock salt in the study hall and in the halls. Mrs. Laura Rumple tried to control us in the eighth grade. We were season basketball champs and were almost tournament champs. After sweating out those horrible eighth grade tests, we were ready to move on. How honored we felt to receive those diplomas I We were really big stuff now. Here it is, 1958, and we were being pushed into the upper hall. Mr. Theron Ray, our sponsor, and Sandy Maken, our president, pulled us through this hectic year. We had a penny supper followed by two plays, Custer ' s Last Sit, 8 and Headin ' for a Weddin ' . Many budding actors and actresses came into the spotlight from these great productions. Miss Glendene VanLandingham tried to hold us down during our Sophomore year. Between her and our president, Mary Jane DeArmond, we managed to act out two more plays and another penny supper. The plays were The Little Red Schoolhouse, and Christmas at Casey ' s. As a project, we sold station- ery and kitchen knives. A few of us were very honored to be chosen as servers for the pronu In our junior year we were very active, doing our share of work as well as our share of trouble. Our sponsor was Miss Naomi Sipe, and our class president was Elmer Roehm. To raise lots of money for our prom, we had a scrapdrive on a lovely, rainy day, and a class play called The Nutt Family, which didn ' t bring in too much money. The theme of our prom was Southern Cotillion and we were very proud of our abilities because it turned out to be very beautiful. (Part of the senior class of ' 62 also attended Rockford school for eleven years) On September k, 1950, Mrs. Penn and Mrs. Fishbaugh anxiously awaited the arrival of us as first graders. They were even more anxious to let ua go on to the second grade teachers, Mrs. Shindeldecke and Mrs. Hawk. Next, Mrs. Brookes and Miss Mace tried to pound knowledge into our hard heads in the third grade. Miss Frahm and Miss Rogers taught us about verbs in the fourth grade. We moved into the new ad- dition for the fifth grade under Miss Wolfe and Miss Woodbridge. We had male teachers for the first time in the sixth grade-Mr. Keoppel and Mr. Foster. Then came the big stepl We got to go to the top floor. Our homeroom, teachers were Mr. Hakes and Mr. Arnold. Mr. Arnold liked us so much that he stayed with us for the 8th grade, but Mr. Ault took Mr. Hakes ' place in our other homeroom. We started our freshman year with 58 students. This year was a big change, for we had elective courses. Our class sponsor was Mr. Booher, our president, Nikki Leighner. Attendant at the home- coming was Darlene Davis. We went to Wright- Patters on Air Base on our sophomore class trip. Our sponsor was again Mr. Booher, our president, Pat Trisel. Our sophomore attendant was Trenna Lantz. Our junior class play, Heading for a Wedding, was a big success under the direction of Mr. Booher.. The class president was Ronald Stetler, and the junior attendant was Dorothy Fisher. E- lected to go to Girls ' State and Boys ' State were Dorothy Fisher and Leland Bollenbacher. (The classes of Willshire and Rockford joined and became the first class to graduate from Parkway) Our senior year proved to be the best year of all. Mr. Ted Hakes was our sponsor and Diane Kuhn was our class president. Since we had no class trip, we had no money making projects except our clas play, The Whole Truth. Trenna Lantz was senior attendant and Mary Rodriguez was homecoming queen. — Leland Bollenbacher Dorothy Fisher Martha Goodwin Jim Anderson xxxx