Paulding High School - Echo Yearbook (Paulding, OH)

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aw! pnwww Miss Helen Goodenough, an explorer she, Has toured the world from sea to sea. Florice Johnson by the Cecil Met discovered Is so rejoiced that her talent is uncovered. Hairdresser Doris Reinhart will fix your looks, So you resemble all the gals in glamor books. Junior Dix is a penniless shmoog The flower business is mighty low! In high school Pat Wortman studied her booksg But in Hollywood all she needs is her looks. Marian Gillard has gone on a spree And surprised her friends with a college degree! At Bill Paulus' jokes you may simply bend: But as a mortician he'll laugh in the end! In the Broughton Symphony he's really sharpg Tee-hee, that's Jim Morisy playing the harp. To Reba Jean Paxton we raise a hail As superintendent of the Paulding jail! In Hollywood a flashy flirt Just hooked our classmate. Bobbie Whirrett. Miss Joan Harmon may be seen As attendant to the Corn Bowl queen. Richard Buchman is really hep and alive With his dance band that plays swing and jive. Carl Thompson has really hit the top By running a ladies lingerie shop! Jim Clark for a plumber we're really soldg He'll fix your water so it doesn't run cold. Baby-sitter Louise Workman will charge no money If the guy's 6 feet tall and will call her Honey. Miss Marilyn Dotterer as a chorus girl, We love to see her swing and swirl. Arlo Andrews now is mayor: He sees that all the laws are fair. Mary Louise Stoller for the circus does ride And runs a popcorn stand on the side! That great designer Monsieur Bud Cook Has just created a new, new look! A radio announcer now is he Claude Pepper's on station D-R-I-P. Although it's been outlawed. Kenny Woodring's a bookie: He'1l tell you whether to bet on Babe or Cookie, In poetry I've lost all hope of acquiring fame, But Marilyn Gillen is my name! Page 25

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Page Blau 'Wm I, Dale Deevers, bequeath my ability to talk as if I had mush in my mouth to Mary Louise Bair. I, Junior Dix, bequeath my record of never being tardy to Larry Baxter. I,' Marilyn Dotterer, bequeath my nickname of Shorite to Marilyn Mentzer. I, Donna Freshwater, bequeath my diamond ring to Nancy Morris. I, Bill Fry, bequeath my love for the Sophomore girls to the Junior boys. I, Marilyn Gillen, bequeath my gift of gab to Lois Cramer. I, Marian Gillard, bequeath my debating technique to Bud Price. I, Helen Goodenough, bequeath my faithfulness to her one and only to Maxine Fellers. I, Coe Gordon, bequeath my most all around nature to Jim Stahl. I, Ray Goyings, bequeath my ability to make even the teachers laugh to Mark Andrews. , I, Joan Harmon, bequeath my bookkeeping ability to Merle Andrews. I, Frank Harper, bequeath my curly hair to Dave Price. I, Russell Hill, bequeath my ability to play basketball to John Harris. I, Florice Johnson, bequeath my ability to blush at every little thing to Pat Kersker. I, Marjorie Kauser, bequeath my ability and luck of being in Mr. Barton's good graces to -anyone he bestows it upon. I, Joan Knisley, bequeath my ease at making long book reports to Delores Stoller. I, Joe Koenn, bequeath my title of all around pest to Mickey Boundy. I, Ben Manz, bequeath my studious nature to Bill Bashore. I, Julianne Minck, bequeath my daily crab at Mr. Barton to Marlene Jellison. I, Jim Morisy, bequeath my attraction from all the girls to Milton Deming. I, Marilyn Mouser, bequeath my friendliness to Janet Burtch. I, Phyllis Noneman, bequeath my hard work of studying to anyone so ambitious. I, Bill Paulus, bequeath my experience with babies to Mr. Walterf I, Claude Pepper, bequeath my quietness to Keith Mansfield. I, Ruth Phlipot, bequeath my wishes to work in Van Wert to Mary Buchman. I. Reba Paxton, bequeath my ability to answer all the questions in English to Loretta Ringger. I, Ralph Reed, bequeath my ability to ask and answer questions in A. P. to Keith Deming. I, Don Reinhart, bequeath my ability to make the teachers think LI know what I'm talking about? to Pau1'Hill. I, Doris Reinhart, bequeth my seat in the student council to Nancy Buchanan. I, Jim Rulman, bequeath my basketball and football managing ability to Paul Workman. I, Mary Louise Stoller, bequeath my love of gossip to Sharon Burke. I, Willis Stoller, bequeath my nickname of Sulphur to Deane Allshouse. I, Darlene Sunday, bequeath my st1'ong Dernocratic--er' I mean Republican ideas to Rosemary Reinhart. We, Kenneth Woodring and Virginia Stahl, bequeath our high school romance to Kate Steele and Bob Flint. I, Carl Thompson, bequeath my ability to read the lesson in class fjust a para- graph aheadl to any one who can develop the art. I, BobkWhirrett, bequeath my happy go lucky manner to Leigh Stewart. I, Patsy Wortman, bequeath my crown to Jackie Stair. I, Louis Workman, bequeath by job as cashier in the cafeteria to Rex Boroff. 24

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Page 26 Few PWM Bill Fry, a very good dentist is heg For detal care, he can't be beat! Virginia Stahl, a famous actress is she: Her best-known lines To be or not to be. Julianne Minok, I am led to understand Softy and neatly is keeping her man. A doctor now is Marilyn Mouser: Patients pay the fees that house her. For legal advice, 'please do heed- Rush right away to Attorney Ralph Reed. If at his restaurant you can't pay your bill, Say, 'Tm a friend of your boss, Russ Hill Phyllis Noneman really sounds swell As a college cheerleader: you should hear her yell. In nursery rhymes she's really hot, That's nursemaid Freshwater on the spot. Ben Manz, a. brainy professorg he Has just been awarded a Phi Beta Kappa Key. When Instructor Gordon teaches the gals to steer, That faithful Ford is in proper gear. Dancer Joe Koenn is really tops, You can tell by the applause when the curtain drops. Although at intersections he never stops, Jim Rulman is one of our Paulding cops. Dale Deevers is sailing the bright wide ,seag In a blue suit and crew cut he's as cute as can be. A gay new circus has hit the town, - And it's starring Ray Goyings as the silly clown! She trains the boys and gives them steam: Margie Kauser is coach of Harvard's team. Though fame has carried his name high and wide, Artist Jerry Dangler seems to enjoy the ride. She writes the cook books of our age- D. Sunday has sweets on every page. It keeps Don Reinhart busy running his home For sweet old maids who have been left alone! ll In movies we all seem to get a thrill When our hero, B. Barnes, the villian does kill For news reporter Stoller now gives three cheers! Of Russian war he's banished our fears. Ruth Phlipot runs a hamburger stand, And even employs T. Dorsey's band. Oh how Bill Baxter really did shout When he won the Cecil championship boxing bout! Miss Joan Knisley, a housewife at last, says With dishpan hands, romance is past. - w l