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TIME Wlll. TELL Shrrlee Morgan wrlls the bark from the tree whrch hrt her lrttle Nash Rambler fthe only movable maple rn Valley Vrewj to Brlly Shade anotrer drrvrng menace to trees Larry Ney wrlls hrs nrckname to any sprnsterly doe who needs one Annette Paul wrlls her bookkeeprng books wrth deep sorrow C791 to Mary Alrce Hauck Eleanor Paul wrlls her devotron to Latrn to Mr Mentzer Roy Paul wrlls hrs enthusrasm for FFA actrvrtres to Charles Herm Lors Ramberger wrlls her beautrful 'Camay com plexron to Chub Mrller Drusrlla Reed wrlls her classrc good looks to Mary Jean Kraft Polly Reed wrlls her pleasant drsposrtron to Joan Troutman Chester Rerner wrlls hrs gruff sandpaper vorce to Ronald Reed Mae Remer wrlls her skrll at translatrng German to all of Mr Wrllrers strugglrng German students Joan Rothermel wrlls her long awarted for week ends when she sees her Buddy to Betty Wolf gang Norman Rothermel wrlls all hrs secret iand some not so secretj admrrers to Herbert Bolrch Rrta Saltzer wrll her untrmely laryngrtrs durrng the Junror operetta to Pat Mrnnrch Clarr Scherb wrlls hrs Marlon Brando tee shuts and overalls to Larry Wrllrer Rrchard Schrope wrlls hrs offrcral role as polrceman and Judge rn the operetta and senror play respec trvelv to Gene Troutman Franklrn Schwartz wrlls hrs rosy apple cheeks to Angelma Zunno Robert Schwartz wrls hrs motto A grrl rn every port to John Huntzrnger Bruce Shomper wrlls hrs magnrfrcent stature to Jumor Elv who could use rt Patrrcra Shuey wrlls her radrant smrle to Harold Wolfgang Errol Smeltz wrlls hrs clock watchrng rn geometry class to the Junror grrls who srmply cant wart for the bell to rrng Palmer Smeltz wrlls hrs speedy hot roddrng rn that catty blue prckup wrth duals to Lash ' Phrllrps a daredevrl on wheels of equal rank Wrllram Smrth wrlls hrs nasty thoughts grrns and remarks to Joseph Troutman Patrrcra Spotts wrlls her love for Legron baseball games and players to Sandy Stutzman, who shares a sunrlar rnterest Beverly Starr wrlls her farthfulness to a specral alumnus to Lrnda Maurer Charles Steger wrlls hrs skrll at weavrng rntrrgurng Sam Shovel prrvate eyeball tales to Mr Fox Dale Stephens wrlls hrs shyness U95 of grrls to Dennrs Schlegel Come on Dale grve the gals a break Dawrrn Strely wrlls hrs haggard look after date nrght to whoever rs to blame for hrs pathetrc condrtron Dolores Stutzman wrlls all her mad rnfatuatrons to any Junror gal wro can change boyfrrends as of ten and as fast as she can James Stutzman wrlls hrs black curly harr to Tommy Greene Mary Alrce Stutzman wrlls her surplus studyrng' hours to Bobby Mrnnrch Walter Umholtz wrlls hrs woman hatrng technrquc to Ronnre Dretz No krddrng Butch grrls dont brte James Wagner wrlls hrs supply of root beer barrels for the senror play cast to Drckre Morgan Ruth Weaver wrlls her borsterous unpredrctable and uncontrollable laughter to Bette Smeltz Patrrcra Wesner wrlls her gorng steady status whrch she kept for four years to Carole Coleman Clause Wrest wrlls hrs talent of appearrng afrard of grrls and yet have such a deep rnterest rn them to Rrchard Clark Ralph Wrest wrlls hrs shy attrtude toward the op posrte sex to Jrmmy Maurer Patrrcra Wrlson wrlrs her adaptabrlrty to new sur roundngs to anyone else who can get rn the groove as qurcklv as she drd Faye Zrmmerman wrlls her mrrror madness and comb conscrousness to Carole Ebert The 12 B Math grrls wrll therr srghs squeals and day dreamrng whrch take place rn Mr Welkers room to next year s lucky senror math grrls The IZ C grrls wrll herr tears shed for Mr Krersh er to the eleventh grade Commer eral grrls We the senrors wrll our uncanny luck rn managrng, to struggle through twelve years of hardshrp and emerge unharmed to all the teachers who have had to put up wrth us Srgned scaled publzshed and declared fo by fill' scmors of 1956 for our last wrll and fcstament m fhe presence of fhosc who have subscribed our names KARL CARL ALICE KLINGER JAMES LEITZEL JOAN ROTHERMEL . , 1 V . . . . . . - rr ' rv . . . . 1 - ' . . - - ' 1 ' ' ' 4 . . . ' yr ca rr - . ' ' xc - ' U ' 1 , . . . . - ' v . . . . ' 7 7 , . . . . . I . . , i . ' . . ' ' - v v ra av ' , - , . ' - tr ' as . v . . . . A . U. . . . ' - H I I , - ' ' , u rv , I t . H- i . . . . . . . ' ' ' 1 7 . , u . . . -, . 'Y ' D ' ., . . , . ' ' ' ' . l . ' . t . ' U ' . - . l - t . . . r - ' ' , , . . . - - V - ' . . - . . Y V , , rs yr ' - u v ' - r ' - ' I ' , ' ' . 9
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TELL We the zany senrors of the graduatrng class of 1956 fwe hopej berng rn the safe state of rnsanrty and realrzrng that as the sands of tlme have drrfted by we have acqurred innumerable abrlrtes facultes de pravrtres talents and skrlls do hereby solemnly be queath these vrrtues frf anyj and VICGS fthere are manyl to our successors Patrrcra Artz wrlls her frrendshrp wrth Mrs Super and the hours she spent rn the art room to Joyce Wenrrch Charles Bechtel wrlls hrs rndrfferent attrtude toward school to Nettre Ney Eleanor Blyler wrlls her glamour grrl actrons to Peggy Smrnk Jean Blyler wrlls all the werght she lost durrng the summer months to Mr Wrllrams Lessre Bossler wrlls her collectron of sweaters to Joan Stehr Don Boyer wrlls all the battered tenprns rn Boyers Bowlrng Alley C310 for that plugl to Dean Schlegel devoted prn boy Roger Boyer wrlls hrs role of Casanova to Gerald Zrmmerman Lor rarne Bressler wrlls her grft of gab fl 000 words per mrnutel to anyone who dares to get a word rn edgewrse Chrrstrne Brosrus wrlls her more bounce to the ounce personalrty to Deanna Huntzrnger Joan Carl wrlls her Canadran pen pal to Jane Ebert Wat h those Frenchres Janrell Karl Carl wrlls hrs brg Burck and hrs green lrned pockets to Mary Stump Wrllram Carl wrlls hrs ever present crew cut to Mr Coleman Gary Coleman wrlls hrs unrque rock and oll Jt terbuggrng to Rrchre Klouser Darlene Conrad wrlls her polrte soft spoken ways to her brother Grrard Does he need rtll Phyllrs Cooks wrlls ner George Gobel sense of hu mor to Gene Mrller Clrfford Dretrrch wrlls hrs role as chauffeur for the 12 B magazrne salesmen fand women! durrng therr successful trrp to Pottsvrlle to Larry Danrels Joanne Ebert wrlls her never endrng patrence to Jean Conrad LaRue Erdrnan wrlls her petrte beauty to Sandra Derbert John Fetter wrlls hrs pesty crazy mannerrsms to Buddy Hornberger who has hrs own very effec trve technrque Marlrn Fetterolf wrll hrs smooth close Grllette shave fof whrch he rs very proudl to Donald Schrope How are you frxed for blades son? Dale Forney wrlls rrrs rnfamous abrlrty to pull any rmagrnable stunt to annoy Mss Gember lrng to the lrd flrpprng pornt and frnally be gracefully U75 escorted out to Robert Hess Gale Forney wrlls her one and only cute dunple to Monrca Schucker who can use a spare Ray Harner wrlls hrs slower than slow ways to Jrmmy Smeltz who rs everywhere at once Darlene Harrrng wrlls her Orrental eyes to Jacob Schoffler Raymond Hartman wrlls hrs love for tall grrls to Lump Rrssrnger Janrce Hentz wrlls her Dads garage to all the guys from TrrValley Hrgh who call Walters therr' second home Patrrcra Hentz wrlls her hope chest collectron to Geraldrne Schwalm Lucrlle Herb wrlls her assorted flavors of chewrng gum to the people she borrowed rt from Charlotte Hornberger wrlls her love U71 of health class and Mrs Huntzrngers famous tests to Anna Clark Ronald Huntzrnger wrlls hrs trrck of gettrng Mr Coleman to call lum by hrs nickname Mose to Robert Booper Romberger We dare you t try Ray Kehler wrlls hrs prrze wrnnrng trrple decker cakl: recrpe to Mrss Rummel and her Home Ec grr Phyllrs Krmmel wrlls her costume Cleans bobby prns and make upl for the Commercral Club Dance advertrsement to any future Commercral Club member who can characterrze a typrcal teenagers day before a dance Gerald Krssrnger wrlls hrs potato chrp crushrng tech nrque to Johnnre Hentz Albert Klrnger wrlls hrs frank brusque answers to Mrss Knohrs grve your own oprnron questrons to Henry Maurer who rs as equally outspoken Alrce Klrnger wrlls her black strapless dress worn durrng the senror play to Carole Kerm Ernest Klrnger wrlls lus constant companronshrp wrth Roger Boyer to Ann Fronk Francma Klrnger wrlls her Job as wartress at the Bowlrng Alley to Carole Boyer Roger Klrnger wrlls hrs Clark Gable mustache to Jane Rrssrnger Howard Knerr wrlls hrs sleeprng srckness rn P O D class to Jackre Wetzel James Lertzel wrlls hrs Charles Atlas physrque to Gary Koppenhaver Arlene Lucas wrlls her rncompar ably famous nrcknme Luma back to the song from whence rt came Luna Rosa Phyllrs Lucas yvrlls her easy gorng nothrng ever gets me mad attrtude to John Khnger Davrd Masser wrlls hrs longest walk Ito Mr Maur ers offrcel hrs excuse note and fast talkrng to next years unlucky senror who Just cant get away wrth rt. Gerald Matalonas wrlls hrs mrnk farm to any fe male who loves to be wrapped rn mrnk Dont rush hrm gals' Wai-ynl? Mattern wrlls hrs blonde wavy harr to Dale 0 e Robert Maurer wrlls hrs dry humor to Bruce Reed Ronald Maurer wrlls hrs rnnumerable hours spent rn the chemrsty lab experrmentrng to Eugene Schrope Theodore Maurer wrlls hrs abrlrty to ad lrb hrs way out of any trcklrsh srtuatron to Lanrer Schlegel Lewrs Mervrne wrlls hrs endless supply of Jokes rn POD fnot at the pedestalj to Mr Troutman Amy Mrller wrlls her lovely brown tresses to Lrane Kemble Donald Mrller wrlls hrs ancrent Ford to Jrmrny Schwartz Jamels Mrller wrlls hrs common name to John Grane se o - ' - - r . 9 . 0 A . . . rg 1 n - 7 . 1 r ' ' . . . - 5 . 1 r 1 . . . - 1 - ' ' ' u rr , v x . . . . . H , . O sr - rr - V 5 - . . ' , ' - . . , 7 . Y ' . . ' . 1 - v sr - - - wr ' . , I . . . . . H . ,, . . . - . . . - . -, , . . ' ' ' u ra . . H . .I ,, . . . . A ,, .. ' ' . ' r r - ' 1 ' ' , , . .. . . 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