Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

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CLASS WILL I, Clarence Lambert --will my bowling ball to David Scragg. Only throw the ball forward instead of back- ward. I, Helena Moore--will my Homecoming Crown to Charles Hoffman. You can give it to Pam next year. I, Hiram Slawter--will my ability to get along with the girls to Joe Chapman. Just flirt with one at a time. I, Martha Brewer--will my ability to get along with Mr. Null to Brenda Turner. You'll need it if you take Physics next year. I, Dick Dugan--will my empty billfold to Jon Webster. Now money won't burn a hole in your pocket. I, James Sheets--will my typing ability to Ernie Johnson. Try not to make as many errors as I do. I, May Lee Edwards --will my flirting ability to Mary Arnold. Now you'll really be a flirt. I, Jim Haggy--will my singing ability to Bill Hysell. Let me know when your first hit record comes out. I, Roberta Grate--will my long hair to Sandra Butcher. I hope you don't have to comb it as much as I do. I, Tommy Jackson--will my height to Jackie Wamsley. I'm tired of being short. I, Crella Priddy--will my red hair to Audrey McKinney. Now you won't have to use a rinse to make your hair red. L Betty Janey--will my height to Darlene Goff. You don’t need it but you can have it anyway. I, David Pierce--will my football ability to John Tillis. Good luck, John, you might need it. I, Judy Lee - -will my shyness to Paulette Keys. Now I'm sure you will get along with your teachers next year. I, Lee Combs - -will my dancing ability to Jerry Brogan. Please don't dance around Miss Chapman, though, she's a nervous wreck now from watching me dance. I, Joe Stafford--will my ability to be thrown out of class to Mike O'Dell. Maybe you'll graduate some day. I, Larry Parsons --will my Volkswagon to Alice Crouser. I don't think it will hold all your supposed-to-be boyfriends. I, Wesley Sisson--will my ability to mess around in Music Class to Sue Rathburn. Miss Chapman will kick you out for sure now. I, Waid Nelson--will my quietness and patience to Guy Harper. You need it! I, Roger Riggs--will my curly hair to Bobby Pope. Be sure to put it up every night. I, Anna Ehrenfels --will all my high-heels to Pat Mace. You sure could use them. I, Dott Smith--will my complexion to Judy Brogan. Now you won't ever have to use make-up. I, Junior Carter--will my nickname Luigi to Donald Ward. Now you're a BLUE-BLOOD Italian. I, Jane Crisp--will my blond hair to Cheryl Searles. It will go nicely with your black eyes. I, Tom Spaulding--will my ability to sleep in class to Homer Runion. Just don't get caught. I, Junior Rife--will my ability to be late for school to Charles Cheadle. Not mentioning that you live across the street from the school building. I, Donna Weaver--will my shorthand ability to James Ferrell. Now you can take dictation with the Sec. Prac. Girls. Wouldn't you enjoy that! I, Alan King--will my shyness to Keith Carson. Try not to blush as much as I do. I, Andy Chapman--will my ability to get along with the teachers to James Long. I hope you try harder than I do. I, Paul Musser--will my hair spray to Bob Gibson. Don't use too much, it might make you bald-headed. I, Phyllis Howard--will all my absences to Audrey McKinney. If you add them to your own, you probably won't go to school but once or twice next year. I, Laurence Smith--will my speaking ability to Keith Wilcox. Don't speak to any girls until you graduate I, Billy Hayes--will my good grades in Math to Blaine Turner. You could use them if you take Advanced Math next year. I, Ann Ellis--will my rosy-complexion to Mary Arnold. Take care of it and it will stay pretty for years. I, Betty Morris--will my neatness to Ronald Bolen. There's nothing like a boy in a white shirt and a tie. I, Sammy Birchfield--will my peaceful manner to Richard Hampton. You won't have to worry about a thing next year. I, Ronald Hanning --will my height to Michael Kitchen. You could use it! I, Sandra Little will my school spirit to Leslie Anderson. I hope you'll be a big help to your senior class next year. I, John Warner - -will my wave set to Richard Richmond. Don’t use it every night. I tried it and my hair stuck together. I, Connie Lewis--will my seat in government class to Richard Lambert. I forgot to tell you, it's in front of Mr. Sauers desk. I, Darrell Keys--will my place on the football team to David Grate. I hope you break a record next year. I, David Wiseman--have nothing to will but Jane and I just couldn't do without her. I, Margaret Williamson--will my ability to get along with a certain teacher to Charles Searles. Now you can talk in study hall next year all you want to. I, Louise Higgonbotham - -will my place in the senior class to my brother Paul. Now if you don't pass next year, you'll be a senior anyway. We. Ann Sprouse and Juanuaita Tackett--will our batons to Alfred Duff and Bill Hill. You can take lessons this summer and be in the band next year. 22

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JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ernie Johnson, Charles Hoffman, Darlene Goff, Sue Rathburn, Cheryl Searles, Leslie Anderson, Jon Webster. SECOND ROW: Ronald Bolin, Mike Kitchen, Denzil Welch, Sandra Butcher, Brenda Turner, Pat Mace, Homer Runnion, Joe Chapman, Guy Harper. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ira Wolfe, Richard Richmond, Jerry Brogan, James Ferrell, Bill Hysell, Alice Crouser, Sandra Sheets, Audis Hite, Blaine Turner, Michael O'Dell, Robert Gibson, Bill Hill, Mr. Charles Withee. FOURTH ROW: Keith Wilcox, Charles Searles, Richard Lambert, Paulette Keys, Mary Arnold, Judy Brogan, Marlene Hoffman, Keith Carson, David Scragg, Jim Long, Donald Ward. FIFTH ROW: David Grate, George Perry, Allen Stacy, John Tillis, Bobby Pope, Jack Wamsley, Charles Cheadle, Paul Higginbotham, Richard Hampton, Alfred Duff. Guy Harper - - Sec'y--Treasurer Jerry Brogan-- Vice -President Robert Gibson-- President