Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

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SENIOR ANALYSIS NAME WEAKNESS AMBITION DESTINY NOTED FOR Janet Beegle College Students Robert Beegle A tall blonde Shirley Beegle Round dancing with Doreen Paul Bostick Most girls Ruth Carson Blonde curly hair Phyllis Cozart Blue Ford James Cundiff Women and sports Daniel Euler Baseball Janice Gillilan Earrings Don Hayman F.H.A. President Don Hill Women Paul Hoback Money Ruby Holter Navy uniform Carole Johnson Brown curly hair Joe Lawrence He has none Jon Lott Women Harry Lyons Flying Doreen Norris Round dancing with Shirley Irene Parsons Boys Don Pickens Money Jerry Powell Money Marilyn Roush Animals Carol Salser Horses and clothes Eugene Sellers Money Nancy Shuler Square dance caller Gary VanMeter Bookkeeping Thelma Wells Boys Eileen Wolfe Blonde hair Johnny Yost Fast cars Nurse Gym teacher Take Jack Webb's place Constable Secretary Dancing instructor Jet pilot Prospector Fashion designer Old maid school teacher Private secretary Darning Earl's socks Hunt and fish all day Marlon Brando's place Certified Public Acc. Pro-football player Nurse in church inst. Head of Mayo Clinic Bookkeeper Professor in music Mechanic Auto, designer Work in an office Office boy Stenographer Housewife Secretary Model Wants to do nothing Sec. of Agriculture Driver of heavy equip. Wrestler Pilot Bulldozer driver Nurse Singing commercials Bookkeeper Comedienne Own a night club Manager of Waldorf-Astoria President of U.S. Justice of the Peace Missionary F.B. I. Agent Elementary teacher Dean of women at Vassar Work Muscle Man Airline hostess Jet pilot Dog Catcher Musician Bookkeeper Nurse Beautician Tight rope walker Accountant Sports car driver Haircut Pleasant dispostion Her car His girls Carrots Studying Remarks in class Sports Boy friends Reserved manner Crew cut Girl friends Letters Blush Height Hair Jacket Popularity Ability in sports Mathematics Hunting Losing glasses Smile Speed in getting out of class Knee socks His hair cut Curls Hilarity Driving

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CLASS HISTORY In September, 1952, our class of fifty-nine freshmen entered Racine High School. According to the custom, we were initiated by the sophomores at a party. In our first class meeting, we elected the following members to serve as our officers: President, Daniel Euler; Vice-President, Marilyn Roush; Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Beegle; and Reporter, Phyllis Cozart. To finance the expenses of the freshman initiation in 1953, we assessed each member a certain fee. In 1953, we selected from our fifty members these officers: President, Carol Salser; Vice-President, Marilyn Roush; Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Beegle; and Reporter, Janice Gillilan. In 1954, the forty-two members of our class began to finance our anticipated senior trip to New York and Washington. We presented a three-act comedy, “Great Scotts, and carried out other fundraising campaigns. Our officers were: President. Robert Beegle; Vice-President, Carol Salser; Secretary-Treasurer, Ruby Holter; and Business Manager, Daniel Euler. Our senior year of 1955 and 1956 was filled with excitement for us. We presented our play Feudin' Over Yonder and in other ways earned money for our trip, sponsored ‘‘The Racina, took scholarship tests, and looked forward to college or the achievement of other goals. Our chosen officers were: President, DonHayman; Vice-President, Ruby Holter; Secretary-Treasurer, Phyllis Cozart; Business Manager, Carol Salser, and Assistant Business Manager, Robert Beegle. Our membership has now decreased to twenty-nine. As we near graduation, we bid to our 12 old Alma Mater a fond FAREWELLII

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LAST WILL And TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to our underclassmen: Janet Beetle's homemaking experience to Norman Chapman. Robert Beegle’s pleasant disposition to whoever wants to be King of the Fall Festival. Shirley Beegle’s loads of sheet music to Phyllis Ihle. Paul Bostick’s broad shoulders to Tommy Stobart. Ruth Carson’s “turned up nose to Donna Circle. Phyllis Cozart’s height to Emma Lee Brewer. Jim CundifPs wit to Lester Manuel. Daniel Euler’s honor roll grades all four years to whoever can get them. Janice Gillilan’s earrings to Yolan Rhodes. Don Dayman’s typing ability to Donna Lewis. Paul Hoback’s curls to Don Johnson. Don Hill’s detentions to Robert Euler. Ruby Holter’s quietness to Maralyn Cleland. Carole Johnson’s blonde hair to Elizabeth Johnson. Joe Lawrence’s tallness to Larry Ebersbach. Jon Lott’s “build” to Dick Taylor. Harry Lyon’s complacency to the Junior Class in any possible financial difficulties. Doreen Norris’s carefree disposition to Janice Wolfe. Irene Parson’s blue jeans to Avis Theiss. Don Picken’s thinness to anyone who is on a diet. Jerry Powell’s column in the “Echo” to his successor. Marilyn Roush’s piano to Kenneth Brewer. Carol Salser’s problems as business manager to the Junior Class. Eugene Seller's red hair to Jimmy Deem. Nancy Shuler's love for square dancing to Genevieve Snyder. Thelma Wells’s freckles to Wanda Roush. Gary Van Meter's blonde hair to Wayne Wilson. Eileen Wolfe’s height to Glenna Randolph. Johnny Yost’s crew cut to Jackie Chapman. 14