Stow Monroe Falls High School - Stoanno Yearbook (Stow, OH)

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CLASS HISTORY ln lOth grade we were old hands at high school life. ln true School spirit Dave Kuhlke and Roy Armstrong tried to paint the water tower. Appreciation was shown by letting them scrub the Silver Lake Town Hall. Another project was taking the bolts from Mrs. Meyers' door. Mary Lou Vacha made a beautiful skirt in Home Ec. Too bad no one fit it. Carol Slane gave Marilyn Shaver a bloody nose in cheerleading. Gretchen Melonas and Russ Fourman came this year. Our Junior year was filled with many exciting little incidents. Many of these took place in Chemistry class. There were many little explosions. Mike Bender gave Mr. Woodworth severe burns by handing him a hot glass rod. Gary Baker, Bill Hatton, Dick Brubaker, Jim Hurd, and Gail Thomas put an egg onto the light and when someone pulled the string attached to it, Well . . . This was the year of the Revolution lt came about when there was a disagreement con- cerning - how to spend money and where --. Carl Walter came from Falls. Frank and Bill Mushisky earned their fame as expert stage crewmen. At last came their Senior year, the end of the struggle. As always there were many activities, some of which we will refrain from entering in this history. One important oc- casion was the discovery of The Haunted House. Jim Hartley was always Life of the Party with his hep records. Art Boozer was noted for his quick changes from cowboy to motorcycleman. lt seems some Seniors tried to revert back to childhood by playing: Policeman, trashman, fireman, and tower painter. Among those were Oblak, Jones, Powell, Kuhlke, and Armstrong. Marilyn Shaver drove into a ditch the hard way . . . Other survivors were: Pimlott, Kinsey, and Wyle. Margaret Cooper left this year and Steve Miller, Harvey Chaney, and Arlene Brinstiter come. So ends this history with a little sigh of relief from the faculty and possibly some class members, and a hope of better things to come. SMORGASBORD Best Wishes to the Class of 58', Darrow Road Stow, Ohio fwfroon MRS. OSMAN'S . , -fx , xo, Xiuf-. 4 PIES Stow Ohio RALPH MAY EDSEL Kent, Ohio

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