Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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Klaus, LULZL We the senlors of 1954 of Rowe Hlgh School bemg of sound mlnd and body do hereln present our last Wlll and Testament We would llke to leave you flrst of all a Spafkllllg home room ln the newest addltlon to the school May xt conta1n the fr1endly atmosphere that CXlSt6d 1n our home room in 309 We also want to leave w1th you our home room teachel who w1ll help to make your last year a successful one We NANCY NICKELS and DORIS BLOOD w1ll to SARAH YORK and SALLY HAZELTINE our knack of f1nd1ng boys to walk us to school everv mornlng The trlck IS to start early and walk slowly past certam l'lElghbOlS houses I DONNA RHOADS leave to DOLORES SEBETICH my talents at the p1ano A grateful student body should erect a statue 1n your honor called The M1nute Woman Thls t1tle comes from respondlng w1th a smlle when a plano player IS at the last mlnute essentlal for the mornlng devotlonal program over the publlc address sx stem I FRANK DAVIS bequeath to DUANE PINNEY my heavy wlnter cloth1ng as you w1ll occaslonally those Studebakel s We JEAN BORT and PAT FIALA leave to DORO THY NORTON our art1st1c talents You may dlaw un detected ID class 1f you bu1ld a barllcade around the top of your desk We BILL PYLE and ARCHIE WARD leave to BOB WILLIAMS our tall manly stature You must beware of two thlngs namely short door caslngs and pxnt sued glrls I BOB WOODWORTH w1ll to BILL BLOOD my shyness w1th glrls If a glrl looks at you wlth a cer ta1n gleam ID her eye you can tell she has her mmd on a strxkeout I DUANE ALVORD leave to that ambxtlous Junlox EARL BALDWIN my two talented turtles I under stand that turtles make dellCl0US soup Earl should vou want a mldnlght snack We two semor boys voted most llkely to succeed m promotlng new speed laws GARY BRISTOL and JAX GIDDINGS leave to RICHARD HARLEY one hundred and one tardy Sl1pS as the forty mlnute lunch perlod IS not quxte enough tlme for a trnp to Erle and back I MARY DAIUTO leave to BARBARA MULLEN my automoblle repair k1t It conta1ns a tlre pump Jack three screwdrlvers two hammers and a t1re repalr k1t and for your lexsure tlme a tennls racket and a tube of Hazel Blshop l1pst1ck Youll have to provlde your own economy sxze bottle of Gerltol To MILDRED HUNT I CAROLYN GILLUM be queath my pleaslng personallty You w1ll f1nd lt comes 1n very handy ln Off1CG Practice class as a smlle may be the secret ln becomlng one of tomorrows secretarles I DAVID LAWRENCE bequeath to ALVIN SNIITH my muscular phy slque You wlll flnd 1t essentlal when somebody from study hall IS needed to calry the chaxrs out of the gvm aftel assembly I BILL GEE leave to DICK HILL my well rounded extracurrlcular program 1nclud1ng basketball baseball track and also pursuxt of the fan sex To JACK OAKES I JOE GRIFFEY bequeath mv coveted Job as a membex of the flre department In order to be a successful flreman Jack you must stage at least ten flres a year durlng P O D class I GRAYCE BRADEN bequeath to SHIRLEY DEAN my reclpe for makmg apple D165 Food IS tladxtlonally the most effectlve date ba1t I EVELYN WILLIAMS leave to MYRA EATON my lob as basketball and baseball scorekeeper You are lmportant on thls 1ob aftex all you are the one who decxdes the f1nal outcome of the game We two handsome senlor boys PAUL SPECHT and CONRAD BENNETT leave to JIM LAWRENCE and DORRANCE MOOK our Ton1 home permanents We found our French poodle style to be vexy appeallllg to the fem1n1ne publlc I MERLE COLE bequeath to BOB IRISH and WAYNE SMITH my way wlth the women If you should happen to be snared by one you w1ll know how a mouse feels when caught ln a trap I CAROL GRIFFEY bequeath my drumstuks to NEIL CLARK If you should have a grudge agamst the person slttmg ln front of you they fthe drunm stlcksj can settle many an argument I MILTON KAISER w1ll to CLAIR GRAY my beau tlful deep vocal notes Slng out your answers m class Who knows you may be the f1rst student to put a teacher into slumber during class by glvmg a wordy answer to the tune of Rock A Bye Baby WE JAKE SMITH and KAY REDDING leave to RICHARD RING the doubtful honor of belng llsted on the absence report at least once a week You m1ght concentrate on returnmg the admlsslon sllps when they have been sxgned O I , , . , . . . , . , . . u . 7 . 1 y - , ' ' . . , . ' L . ' ' ' Y . . . . . 3 7 - A y - . U ' v 1 , . ' ' 1 I 7 1 ' v ' 5 Y Y v 1 D Y 7 V 7 v , .... ' . . , , . . y . . , . have to walk to school on those cold winter days. Darn - '4 , H A . . ' ! 7 - - . . . , Y 9 Y 1 1 1 I , , . I , . . - ., ' Y 1 v x t , . , . y y ' u , , . . . . Q, , . , , - 7 ' - . . ' ' , 3 . . . , , - 1 ' ' - . , . . . . Y . .I - n N , . . . . . , , ! y l ' . . 1 1 V , 2 ' .

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Evan We know we ll look back 1n our hves And we hope that we shall fund Our story palnted brlght and clear On the thmgs we ve left behlnd No Rembrandt th1s plcture but IH ou It s colors run ever so true Human artlsts never pamted It As rt s made up of nee and you The fun we ve had the pleasures past The fr1ends and conapamons we knew An array of colors rarely mused some day r hearts B end 1 m s erpleee throu h 'md th ouvh Sometlmes mn the fu'ure the pamt may al As sometrmes true eolors run But locked ln our menaory 15 thxs thou ht On the Blue and Gold shmes the sun Thxs pxcture s done but hfe goes on We pack our bags onee more Now the gate of lrfe s road hes open To the Vxkmffs of 54 Jay Glddln U D . .. . . , . . V .A. 'Q - .. Ilr . g. rb. . A . U. , 5. . R . , , , D ..

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' glam, CUIZL I JUDY ILVONEN leave to BILL WOODWORTH my chemlstry book At the bottom of everv page there IS a footnote that w1ll 1nsp1re many a class argument To KESTNER MILLER I ROBERT BEST leave my Job at the A8zP The extraordxnary feature about tl11s Job IS that you have refreshments at your flnger tlpS the whole day To RICHARD JACKSOIN I DELBERT GILBRAITH leave my eagerness and speed 1n rushmg over to Conne aut 1mmed1ately after dlSmlSSal to pltk up that certaln someone I JOAN KASTO do bequeath my part tlme 1ob as 11brar1an to NANCY BARTLET'I If anybodv should become d1sorderly you w1ll f1nd a 45 callber rexolxer 1n the drawer To CHRISTINE SHUSTER we BARBARA STACK and ARLENE COLE leave our dut1es of mlmeogzaphlng tests 1n the commerc1al room You could COllSld9I' your self lucky 1f you could only get a DTGVICW of one of your own xmpendmg tests I RAY BAKER leave to LESLIE THO'VIP OW mv P O D Book Th1S book IS strange ll that lt seems to have a way of putt1ng me sleep OCC3S1Oll'llI We PAT DUNHAM and ANNA YUSKO w1ll to any two Junloz g1f1S w1sh1ng to become cheerleaders ou: talents 1n that fleld You can count on mee 1ng star players f1om many s hools nd l1fe bc or s xc y 1nte1 CSt1Hg I RICHARD HUSTON w1ll to LEONARD DIASIO my romantlc assoc1at1on Wllh a certam blond classmate I must 3ClITlll that l1fe IS neve1 dull To JERRY HALL I JOHN KANTOLA WlSh to leave my vocabulary Wh1Ch though meage1 IS powc-1ful It often comes 111 handy 111 descrlblng the DICVIOJS mght s ball game We enlor boys HAL TYLER and GARY WEBB leave to HAROLD BEST and RAY WETSS our cher1shed book conta1n1ng the autographs of all tl1e teachexs How to Cause a D1sturbance 1n Study Hall or You1 All expenses pa1d one way trip to the Offlce I DONNA ASKEW share Wllll SARAIJ ADAMS tne flrst letter of my last name Cheex uo Sarah Ive heard the xumor that xx omen ex entuallx are gomg to b chosen 1n alphabet cal order to serve s pres1de11t of the Un1ted States I CLARA FIALA bequeath to CAROLXN RUFFIN my muslcal talents Gosslp has 1t that Ph1l Spxtalnw s scouts are look1ng for talented glrls xx 10 plav magxc mstrurnents We VIRGINIA GREEN and GLORIA GORDON w1ll to JEAN FRALIC and CLARA MYERS our qu1et un obtruslve ways We hold the natlonal record for belng the only two glrls ever to be out talked by the males I JOAN HAZELTINE leave to PATTY ROBINSON my Job as chalrman of the Senlor Devotlons Commlt tee The key to flndlng boys to take part IS ID your persuaslve approach To RUTH ANN KEENY we BEVERLY HOGLE and FLORENCE FULLER Wlll our well thumbed short hand d1ct1onar1es If only we could glV9 you a book that answers all of hfe s problems as well' To HELEN PETERS I PAT STEVENS leaxe the var1ous types of cazs that I drlve to school I guess I kept the classmates guessmg as to my sou1ce of supply I BONEITA ADAMS bequeath to JOY CE KAISER my pos1t1on on the Conneaut Merchants Softball Team The pay IS very small but the Cleveland Indlans a1e always scout1ng for new pl3y9IS I GLADYS BECK bequeath to PUTH MYERS mx house on a Route 20 curve You can tell by the squeal of the tlres whlch boy IS passlng and wnat h1s mood IS We two SBHIOI glrls BARBARA KASKI and PHYL LIS HALE leave to JOYCE EIVIERSON ou1 IIOVBI end 1ng conversat1ov1 w1tl1 other students Wllll 111 class You should carry a copy of the Constltutlon fox 1e'1dx l8fEI B111 of Rlghts To ELFANOR NIAURER I ELIZABETH ORREN MAA b queath my book that ZILCOIIIDHIIILS En l1sh IV ent1tled Ten Wavs to Stall a Book Repoxt Ol bette1 known as The Book Unread I cheerful DOLORES CEEDER leave to that Jun1o1 gul wlth the smxle CONNIE LONGAKER 111w OfflCl3l HOT ROD 1161159 Perhaps an OCCHS1Olldl SITIIIC cast toward the eyes of the offlcer on the lTlOtOlCyCl6 Wlll glV6 you more l1be1ty on the h'ghwa1 I GEORGE PUFFER bequeath th1s task as Class Lawyer to any Jumor who has a good shazp DEEIICII and more ab1l1ty of self GXDFSSSIOFI th ll I If Xou1 110 mal mmd can VV1lhSI3lld the ordeal and you can e11du1e the rewal ds of xotu slanderous remarks you max feel qual1 f1ed to accept th1s DOSIUOII Sxgned Class of 1931 Lawyer GGOIQC Puffe1 W 1t11ess Seal Y I ! 1 V- . , . Y - - , , Y . 1 - Y ' - - y Y - . 4. . . 7 - , Y . 1 - ' ' . - , 7 A Y D . - . , . ' A y . . . Y Y l ' -Y ff ' . v v 1 '-1 A .f . V . . . . ' ' '1 ' ' ' ' . ' a ' C V v v U . , ' '- - . . 6. . -L. , A ' . . v . .- C . . .1 ' .. , A - 1- ' -- . , C ' V ' ' ' ence to the r1gl1t of freedom of speech as stated 1n the 7 Y 4 ' 1 - I' U A . V ' n v - 'm 0' ' - . , e ., , , , .0 . 1 . C - 1 . . V Y V . ' ' ' I f. C - ,, - Q Y -1 .. , . I I ' . , V Y - K ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' 3 . j ' 1 l ' L A 1 . . l ' Q 4' ' . V . . 1 Q lv t . . v A y v ' Q ' 7 - . , .