Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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CLASS PRIIPIIEUY In th1s year of 1974 wh1ch IS very alrmlnded BEVERLY SHELLHOUSE and I CAROL HARRIS declded to take a r1de HI my alrplane and fly back to Sycamore Oh1o As you probably know BEVERLY 1S the world s b1ggest m1ll1ona1re Just before we left on the tr1p I had BELL HIATT who IS a beauty operator set my ha1r and FRANCIS TSCHANEN grease my plane PHYLLIS HEPPERLY was our a1r l1ne stewardess on th1s tr1p Before we left home port my compamon had her pr1vate secretary RUTHANN CORFMAN wr1te a letter to JAMES MARQUART, who now owns the worlds largest meat packlng mdustry so he would know we were gomg to pay h1m a VlSlt We flew over the Sycamore School where we saw KAY SLOMAN on her way to school to teach I never thought she d turn out to be a bra1n crammerl The alrport at whxch we landed was owned by MAXINE WILLIAMS CMrs Kemmerlyl and her husband As we walked toward town we passed the ball d1amond where we saw GEORGE NOGGLE RONALD MILLER, and DONALD HANNAM prac1t1c1ng for the ballgame the next day I understood the Sycamore Wh1tes were go1ng to play the Cleveland Ind1ans Wh1le strollmg down the street we saw SYLVIA WAGNER LUCILLE SPRAU and MARJORIE MILLER who must be marrled because they surely had qulte a few small ch1ldren w1th them Feel1ng very hungry we stopped at KENNETH EKLEBERRY s Serve Yourself Restaurant When we went msxde MARJORIE MOORE was the chef and CHARLOTTE GOODMAN was the cash1er The food was d911C1OUS After we ate we went to NANCY CORFMAN s dress shoppe on Broad Way where be both bought a new dress Her clothes were of the very latest fash1ons After we came out of the shoppe we saw JOHN BIGLER and MELVIN ZELLNER who told us they were farmmg on a large scale They also told us DIANE DAVIS was a nurse at the K1ll or Cure Hospxtal She always was pretty good at dxsectmg 1n b1010gy By now It was tlme to go to the meat packmg center Upon arrlval and after lookmg around the place we dxscovered DIANE FLECHSENHAR SHIRLEY MONTZ and MELVA ZELLNER were the head typ1sts The day was gettmg short so we went back to our plane and started for home Whlle we were on our way home we saw KEITH BURKS, FREDRIC HUFFORD JOSEPH MEKUSH and GERALD SWERLINE pass us 1n a rocket They must have been p1lots I hope some day they ll make a tr1p to and from the moon' Belleve me everyone, we returned home feelmg very proud of the graduatmg class of l955' CLASS WILL Contmued from page 19 I MARJORIE MOORE w1ll my clarmet to Joyce Rledel who mlght l1ke a change It doesnt requxre so much w1nd elther I GEORGE NOGGLE w1ll my ab1l1ty to throw a baseball to Danny Board who surely has h1s troubles I DIANE DAVIS w1ll my age of 18 to Gene Corfman who 1S Just 367 days too late I JOSEPH MEKUSH w1ll my ab1l1ty to save money to Mr Moorhead so he can buy a new car In wxtness whereof we the class of 1955 have set our hand and seal th1s 25th day of May 1n e year 1955 20 , , a 1 x ' 9 . , . . . . , a v 9 9 9 V - . . 3 , . 9 . . . ,, ' YY ' II ' VY s 1 ' v vv vv , . v . H . . ,, .... J Q r x . . , , . . . . , . ' 1 9 - Q 1 9 1 - 1 9 ' - 1 5

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CLASS WILL We the members of the Semor Class of Sycamore High School County of Wyandot, State of Ohio bemg of sound mmd and memory and havmg reached an age where we are soon to pass on to higher realms, do hereby make and declare th1s to be the last will and testament of our class This valu able document duly executed and signed, is as follows First to our beloved teachers we bequeath our lasting affection and a large measure of thanks for the constant and capable manner m which they stood at the helm durmg our voyage through school We also grant them a goodly share of the honors we shall wm in coming years, smce we feel they will be largely responsible for our coming successes Second, to our successors in this class we bequeath the right to dig tirelessly and unceasmgly in the musty pages of your books that you may perchance be able to pass the exams a.nd stand where we do today, as victors We also leave you the right to lord it over the other classes because of your xmportanc as Seniors and the pr1v1lege to shine as models of wisdom and good behav1or To varlous 1nd1v1duals we make these lmportant and generous personal gifts trusting they may be duly appreciated I JOHN BIGLER, w1ll my little brother to anyone who will take him Once in a wlule he comes m handy I PHYLLIS HEPPERLY, will my height to Danny Bogard so he doesn t have to look down at every one I, KENNETH EKLEBERRY will my wavy hair to Mr Moorhead 1n case he might like to useacomb some day I JAMES MARQUART will my Ford to anybody who wants a very good car I SHIRLEY MONTZ w1ll my dr1ver's license to Wayne Neiderhauser in case someone takes his hell still have another one I MELVA ZELLNER will my Job as typist for the annual to any lower classman fortunate enough to get it I, DIANE FLECHSENHAR will my ability to get 1n early to Diane Mercer who just cant seem to make it I GERALD SWERLINE will my ability to h1t bridges to Ronnie Reed who seems to have been pretty lucky I BELL HIATT will my ride to and from school to my sister Jane who d0esn't l1ke to walk to get the hang of It KEITH BURKS will my ability to roller skate to Keith Tschanen who seems to get off on the wrong step I RONALD MILLER, will my Chevy to any Ford men who want to drive a good car for a change DONALD HANNAM, w1ll my ability to pitch a baseball to Jerry Board who seems to have trouble with the curves KAY SLOMAN will my dark hair to Beverly Miller so she won t have to spend money getting it that color FREDRIC HUFFORD, w1ll my Ford to Ronnie Grandstaff so he won t have to do so much walk m MELVIN ZELLNER w1ll my safe drivmg to J1m Stever who doesn t believe in drivmg on four wheels FRANCIS TSCHANEN will the right to us my Dad s car any time to Lester Bell who seems to have a hard time getting to Plankton and back I MARJORIE STEVENS will my driving abihty to my s1ster so she can get her driver s llcense I RUTHANN CORFMAN, will my ability to athletics to Nancy Neisler hoping that shell soon learn that strike three means you're out CHARLOTTE GOODMAN, will my red hair to Joan Holman in case she'd like a change MAXINE WILLIAMS, will my dlamond to anyone who d love to have one I, NANCY CORFMAN, w1ll my Job as soda Jerk to any Jerk who would like lt LUCILLE SPRAU will my ability to go steady to Janet Maskey who doesn't seem to go for anyone in general I, SLYVIA WAGNER will my ability of writing letters to Jocelyn Geary who's m the same boat am I CAROL HARRIS, will my ability to shift car gears to any girl who wishes to help her date I MARJORIE MILLER will my perfect attendance to Earnestme Wilson who seems to have a hard time gettmg here once m a while Continued on next page 19 1 - . . - . , . . , . . , , , . . . . . . , , . , . . . . . . , , , . . . . . . I, BEVERLY SH,ELLHOUSE, will my ability to play volleyball to June Moorhead who can't seem I, y . . . . , . . v I, . . . . I, , . . . , . I, . . , - . g. I, , . . . . , . . . . I, , . . , . , , . . . . . . . , . v I, . . . . . I, ' ' ' . I, A , . . . , . . . . . . I . ,. 1 , . -

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JU lllll IIFFICER Pres1dent Jerry Everhart VICE Pres1dent Dlck Ekleberry Secretary Gene Corfman Treasurer Jocelyn Geary Student COUHC11 Representatlves Patty Ward Gary Beasley Reporter Judy Adams