Triad High School - Cardinal Yearbook (North Lewisburg, OH)

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Class Will Ia I, 1, Betty Preston, will my Sociology debates, fWhere's a refereel to Barbara Black, and appetite to Eva Watkins. Oscar Rice will my deep voice to Bob VanHoose. Sharon Richardson, will to Teddy Duffy, my place as president of the WTal1 Americansu. I, Beverly Taylor, will Cora Wells my size, in hope that we may someday be evened up. I, Marion Taylor, will my ability to keep my temper to Shirley Knox, and my tallness and basketball position to Bob G aves. I, Gerald Trout, will my ability to shoot holes in water tanks to Aaron Thoms. .::rJL1-WN ' my I, Jerry Trout, will my ability to sleep in class to Carmen Outland, A,N so Carmen won't have to be late every day. 0 I, Eddie Tussing, will my perfect attentance record to Tom Moore, and Egai 'I my ability to consume candy to Joe Dooley. ,VFXST ' I, Lola Ward, will my Mona Lissa smile to Margaret Wilkins. I, Roderick Yocom, will my feet and voice to Larry Lincoln, and my ability to stay away from girls to Gene Herron. We, the Seniors, will our books, old used tablets, and ends of pencils to our underclassmeng........... Our carefree moods to the teachersg......... Our paper wads and used chewing gum to the janitor. Memories Sth Grade Will We, the 8th G ade Class of Wayne School, of the city of Cable, County of Champaign, and the State of Ohio, being of sound bodies and mind do hereby state, decree, proclaim, and insist that this is our last will and testament before leaving the shetterinz arms of Wayne School. I, Sandra Oyer, leaves her sunny disposition to anyone who has the blues. I, Mary Ebright, gives her bashfulness to Anna Belle Lathem. I, Charlene Organ, will my seriousness to Mary Ann Blair. I, Janet Huffman, will my ability to come to school to Phyliss Adams. I, Barbara DeLaney, will m grades to the most deserving 7th grader. I, Shirley Henry, will my temper to Shirley Knox. I, Dick Hildreth, bestowe my quiet manner to Eddie Bean. I, Roderick Yocom, will my big feet to Alvin Bell. I, Robert Miller, will my bashfulness to Orlan Ober. I, Jerry Arthur, will my boldness to Bobby VanHoose. I, Roger Johnson, will my quiet manner in class to Johnny. I, Kenneth Mullin, offer my scholastic ability to any had working 7th grader I, Eddie Tussing, will my ability to listen in class to Gene Herron. I, Paul McKenzie, will my seat in Science class to a lucky 7th grader. I, Billie Outram, surrender my best ability to a promising 7th grader.

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Basketball Squad Woodstock Junior Hi OPPONENTS Salem Harrison-Adams Concord Cable Urbana Local Westville St. Paris Christiansburg-Jackson First Row: D. Outland, D. Wingo, J. Nance, J. Kitchen, N. Hm an Second Row: D. Oyer, J. Louden, R. Corbett, R. Miller, Mgr R. House, P. Salyers, J. Justice, H. Hitchcock. Third Row: J. Stanley, G. Reed, K. Wibley, D. Huffman, B . Randall, K. Lincoln, R. Klamforth. we 12 17 23 29 21 28 2h 21 THEY SO 38 25 2? KM 96 Team I 0 Z5 N'-?

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Class Prophecy I passed an airport-or at least that is what I thought it was-until I stopped and learned that it was a test field for Space Ships and Flying Saucers. Bill Outram and Robert Brugh are the test pilots. They chose this work because they like to live high. I came to a Road Repair sign on my way to the next town and saw a familiar looking man painting a yellowline down the middle of the raod. As I came nearer, I recognized Elden Bailes. I cou1dn't tell whether he was painting the road or his clothes but he assured me he looked very nice in yellow. I learned from him that Paul McKenzie owns his own car-painting business in Detroit. When asked if he liked his work he simply said: Yea man, I make them look real catty you know--colors like orange and black, pink and purple or red and yellow-real soft colors. I was about to give up hopes of finding the others when I found Betty Preston is the Phys. Ed. Teacher at O.S.U. It seems that a certain red-headed teacher from Triad taught her all she needed to know. She didn't even have to study. I received a report from Hollywood that Jerry Arthur is a chauffeur for Elvis Presley these days. He says it is the best way he knows to have so many Cadilacs, and not have to pay for them. There was a picture of William Coates on the front page of the Outerspace Gazette, saying that William had taken his first trip to the moon. That's his business. He takes people to the moon every Sunday. The fee is 83.00 if he makes it, if not, he pays all expenses. One of the students of 1957 went back to Triad. This brave soul is Robert Miller. He is number one janitor in Champaign County. I was getting pretty close to North Lewisburg when I saw what appeared to be a parade but as I came closer, I recognized Mr. and Mrs. Larry Henry. Mrs. Henry is the former Sandra Oyer, you will recall. After Sandra introduced me to her six daughters, I asked what she intended to do in the future but Larry had an answer for that, he said: You must have heard the old saying cheaper by the dozen . This was the last name on my list but I decided I would go back to school to see what was new around there. The teachers were the same, but had they changed! Most of the men were bald and the ladies were all gray. The only answer I could think of was that it must have been the after effects of the class of 1957. I agree they can be summed up :Ln two words ...... No More!! Memories 8th Grade Prophecy Several students said when they left the Cable School Well where do we go from here? So how it can be told the secrets of what has happened to the 8th grade class of 1953. 1. Sandra Oyer of New York City, an Old Maid. 2. Mary Ebright, a now famous singer on WLW 3. Charlene Organ, author of a new book 'The Old Cable School' I.. Janet Huffman of Washington D.C., a F.B.I. agent . Barbara DeLa.ney CCan you imagine a school teacherl . Shirley Henry, a California model 7. Dick Hildreth, the quiet husband 8. Roderick Yocom, President of the United States 9. Robert Hiller, President of the lst National Bank lg. Jerry Arthur, ie up at the North Pole as an explorer 12 13 ? D . Roger Johnson, U. S. Mail Carrier . Kenneth Mullin. Professor at Ohio University . Eddie Tussing, a Taxi driver. ll.. Paul McKenzie, now a poet without money 15. Billie Outram, Ohio's