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

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AUTOGRAPHS

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SE IOR CLASS WILL To MARIE PASSMORE I JANICE GRIFFEY w1ll my sewlng machlne When you have a hard time gettxng a seam ln dont blame the sewmg machme I JAY HOGLE the shortest bov 1n the semor class w1ll my Job at the Creamerle to BOB DIA SIO and RICHARD COLE If you want a mllk shake Just get ln good wlth the waltresses To VICTOR MOISIO I DEAN THOMPSON w1ll my speed ln gettmg my homework done It w1ll help you on the days when you have to go to band practlce dur1ng one of your study halls I JIM HORWOOD w1ll to BILL CARLSON some of my helght A few more lnches mlght help you catch those hlgh l1ne drlves whlch usually are Just out of your reach I MILT RING w1ll to HENRY FOX mv knowl edge of farmlng When vou cant d6Clde whlch cow to mxlk flrst Just m1lk four at a tlme as I do I MILTON MAURER leave to LANCE KELLY and DICK NELSON mv knack of catchlng up on my sleep ln study hall after n lnterestlng date wlth that favorlte gal I GLENN KOBERNIK w1ll to CHARLES When your buddies want somcone to fight for them you can step up and do the Job unless the opponent happens to be stronger than you are I ANNETTE JONES w1ll to KATHERINE KERNER my tall boy frxend He comes ID handy when you need to get 1n the upstalrs wlndow after gettmg home late from a date I WALT REINKE w1ll to GARY EVANS and JOE SPECHT my glft of prophecy All you need 1 a w1ld lmaglnatlon and an X ray v1s1on mto the future I BILL SMITH w1ll to JERRY STEADMAN my nolsy engmeer boots When vou cant stand the silence ln study hall Just take a lxttle walk lettmg your feet clomp loudly I DICK SPECHT w1ll my worn out hlstory book to DUANE ANDERSON You mlght be able to read the prlnt although Ive read lt so much there mlght be some holes ID lt I DALE WEBB w1ll to JOHN BENNETT and FRED BAIRD my salesmans Job at Bates Motor Sales The ecret of success IS to have a couple of the products whlch you are selllng to prove to people that they are all rrght I JUDY NICKELS w1ll my Job of keeplng track of the CHS boys to RITA KUHN In order to do thls you must soend a conslderable amount of time overtown To JUDY HUNT and BRENDA MOONEY I DOROTHY PYLE w1ll mv second year French book When you dont know what a word means Just take a wxld guess and hooe you are right To MARY BAIRD I BARBARA SHUSTER w1ll my varlety of halr styles If the flrst one doesnt accompllsh the rlght effect Just try an other' Eventually you w1ll get one that does the trlck I GARY MARVIN w1ll to RONALD HICKS my love for Rowe School If you begln to mlss your dear old buddles Just remember absenc makes the heart grow fonder I JAMES MOONEY do bequeath to DAVL BALDWIN and HARRY SEIBERT my worn out pencll WhlCh have been used ID wr1t1ng mam a slgnmcnts As you know I am a very mtellec tual pe son We RUBY COURTENAY and RUBY ECCLES TON w1ll our sense of hum r to JUNE WAL FORD and CAROL TUTTL A Jolly laugh some wlth the teacher We PEGGY CHIPPS nd SUE QUINN w1ll to PAT MOSTELLO and NITA KUHN our places ln the Commerc1al Room Our advlce to you IS to keep smllxng and never glVe up To JOAN READ I LOIS BORT w1ll my ab1l 1ty to play volley ball All you need IS plenty of muscle and a good aim I KAY CALKINS w1ll to BECKY GRAY my qu1et volce The soft words you speak mlght be Just the thing that would w1n your boy for you The secret of keeplng your volce soft IS to keep 1t ln proper tralnmg I GEORGE FELCH w1ll to JOE BRITCHER my Job as manager of the baseball team Be sure you keep the water paxls full at all txmes as thx IS what keeps the boys gomg I BILL BLACK w1ll my laz dlsposltlon to HARRY CUSICK and BOB PIXLEY My motto IS Never do today what you can put off untrl tomorrow I JOAN BAIRD will my wmnlng way wlth the boys to JOY KESATIE It mlght help as you are trylng to 1moress that certaln boy 7 7 V I . - I . . . , . . . , - 7 1 . . v 1 ' y ' ' - v 1 9 9 7 - , . . . 7 7 . ' 7 I - 1 . . A . 7 J' 7 7 I - . , . . 4 ,, ' - 1 r V , . , , s ' '. , ' - . , - ' rw - , , Y , E. . ' - LAIRD and BOB MYERS mv muscular build. times livens up a class even if it doesn't go over , ' A . . , . ' 3 7 V I - 7 1 . .S . . . 1 . V - . . . , y . 9 D . . . . - ' ' v . . . Y . , y I . V , , , , Q . . .V . . . ' ' ' Y A y ' .ry h ,. S . Y , . . . V .

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The VIEW from the wlndow of Stargazer I flag Shlp of my space fleet affords a futuramlc VICW of all the planets It really 1sn t a wlndow 1tS a flush transmlsslon T V transcelver The push of a button and thls transcelver becomes the crystal ball through whlch I WALTER REINKE prophet of 1957 can see my classmates m the year 20:17 Suddenly I am aware of a great sphere of gleamlng metal hurtllng toward the earth Upon seemg the name VIKINGS wrltten on the s1de of the shlp I know It IS those two lntreold space patrolmen TOM HALL and CHICK YORK re turnmg from a routme outer space lnspectxon Thev are closely followed by WHITEY WEBB ID Pega gu III h1S h1 powered Jet tralner WHITEY has Just f1n1shed lnstructlng h1s students BARB SHUSTER ELSIE BREWSTER and BEV BROWN on the lntrlcacles of parklng their llttle space bug gles Rocket VIII JIM MOONEYS Luna Speclal IS about ready to blast off Along wxth a spec1al cargo of Martlan snuff Captaln JIM carries such d1S tlnguxshed passengers as MILT MAURER boy wonder of the Astrolabe SILVIA BATEMAN and LOIS BORT asslstants of the Great CBERTHAJ HARVEY Realty Company QA few cholce lots st1ll left on the moon' Th1s IS a pa1d advert1se ment D We regret to report a slight accldent along the Mxlky Way sent BILL SMITH SANDY ROBIN SON and CHARLEEN SPAULDING to the Inter Planetary Hospltal for specxal cases Physlo therapist ARIS ANDERSON and that great doctor of radxo surgery LARRY BEERS have pulled them through though LARRY WALLA and BARB HALE are st1ll testlng thelr new Jet for Two along thls dangerous route desplte warnlngs of a large meteorlc storm headmg thls way General LARRY SIMPSON and Major DICK GARSTENSHLAGER of the Interplanetary Armored D1v1s1on have Just received good conduct medals for many years of merxtorlous servlce JAMES HORWOOD founder and flrst pres1 dent of Earth s Space Academy Just hlred SONNIE SMITH ANNETTE JONES PEGGY CHIPPS and RUBY COURTENAY as Asslstant Meteorologlcal Instructors ED ASHCRAFT one of the earth s better rocket mechanlcs IS busy hoppmg up and malntalnlng hls fleet of Space Dragsters ED showed great prom1se back 1n 1957 when he worked as an auto mechanlc souplng up hxs 52 Chevy convertlble KENNY READ and RON GOODIEL are plan n1ng to enter thelr newly lnvented Convertlble Jet ln the Ganymede Endurance Run Thls race ln cxdentally IS sponsored bv the Acme Rocket Wash Company owned and operated by GEORGE GEE and JOE FELCH BILL BLACK DEAN THOMPSON and FRAN CIS CHRISTOPHER our doctors of Nuclear Elec tromagnetlsrn are now statloned on Satelllte I c1r clmg the earth at the present tlme Those adventurous couslns GLENN and SHEILA KOBERNIK are now flylng saucers for the Trl Planet Rocket Testmg Company DOT PYLE SUE QUINN and JOAN BAIRD are employed as tellers ln the Alpha Centaurl Bankmg System The rocket 1n w1ndows are eff1c1ent1y run by RUBY ECCLESTON and CAROL EMERSON JUDY DICKSON and NANCY BENNETT are buslly employed running the lnfra red analogue computers at the JUDY CURTIS Space Plaza lo cated Just outslde town MILTON RINGS Atomlc Mllk Company ad vertlsed as the best 1n the Western Solar System IS noted for its suoer quallty mllk and cream Charged Wlth drag raclng thelr Solo Jets ln a restrlcted extraterrestlal reglon JUDY NICKELS and KAY CALKINS have Just been brought before Interplanetary Judges DICK SPECHT and JAY HOGLE Those vacatlonlng at the Lunar Rocket Inn ID the fabulous Orchld Mountams of Venus are GE NELLE ROBERTS and JANICE GRIFFEY And so ends the rooter of the class of 1957 As I regretfully throw the swlt h that brmgs to a close our stupendous trlp lnto the future I want to wlsh every classmate the best of luck and al though we may never meet m Outer Space may cach one flnd h1s future among the stars WALTER REINKE . . , 1 1 1 1 . , . ' . , . ' . . . 1 . . . . , . 1 1 , . - , - 1 , . 1 - . ' at 11 1 - 1 y - . . , - ' . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 6 . .- . . . . . . - U 1 - 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . Y , , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 7 - ' ' ' u - 11 ' , . 1 1 . 1 - , - , . . 1 ' Y . 1 , 1 . . . 1 1 u 11 In - 11 . . . ' C 1 . . 1 1 ' y - . , . . - ' , . . 1 1 1 , A