Vincent High School - Vinconian Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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Edna Hopkms do w1ll and bequeath my future and love to 'VIonty Darlene Martm do w1ll and bequeath my love and temper to B1ll Sandra Barnes do w1ll and bequeath the Democracy book whlch Paul and I have both used to Johnny Barnes Sharon Atkmson do w1ll and bequeath all my lost penc1ls to M1ss Morgenstern Thelma Marshall do w1ll and bequeath my Bookkeepmg text to Charles S1mpson Davld Place do w1ll and bequeath my drlvlng ablllty to Carolyn Bllls Randall Coulson do w1ll and bequeath all my lessons to whoever wants them Kenny Burnslde do w1ll and bequeath myself to Llnda Henry Kenny Powell do w1ll and bequeath myself to Charlotte Dexter Ronald Ollum do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to sleep ln class to R1chard Bradley Larry Radabaugh do w1ll and bequeath my ablllty to do nothlng 1n class to D1ck Sayre Charles N1chols do w1ll and bequeath my drlver s l1cense to the sher1ff Gary Gaughan do w1ll and bequeath my drtvlng ab1l1ty to Donme Powell Henry Anderson do w1ll and bequeath my rolled Ford to D1ck Roddy Mltchell Lawrence do w1ll and bequeath my curly halr to Bob Lowery Duane Gr1mm do w1ll and bequeath my off1ce ln F F A to Robert Perdue B111 Lott do w1ll and bequeath myself to Darlene Gary Chr1stopher do w1ll and bequeath all my empt1es to Bob Lowery Helen Harvey do w1ll and bequeath all my love to Barry Brown Esther W1lfong do w1ll and bequeath my qu1etness to Carole Scott Bertha Elchhorn do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to mllk cows to Mr V1rden Rachel Bened1ct do w1ll and bequeath my happy marrled l1fe to no one Carol Stemple do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to talk my way out of class and trouble to J1m Hetzer Donna Bowles do w1ll and bequeath my Love of God to all the students and teachers at Vlncent H1gh School Sandra Randolph do w1ll and bequeath my exper1ences as a magorette to anyone who doesn t m1nd havmg a few bru1ses Roberta Boyer do w1ll and bequeath my flrst cha1r tenor sax to J1mmy Hetzer Margaret Stukey do w1ll and bequeath my love for thts school to Mr Mallmg Juamta Nhchols do w1ll and bequeath my conce1t to Mr Woodford Roger Theobald do wlll and bequeath my good behav1or 1n study hall to L1nda Lankford Ronn1e McCoy do w1ll and bequeath my s1deburns to Woody Woodford Donald Green do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to sleep 1n class to Joe McGraw Eugene Ba1ley do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to open champagne bottles 1n M1ss Morgenstern s classes to Bob Lowery Charles He1nselman do w1ll and bequeath my Chevy to anyone w1th guts enough to dr1ve It .hm S1ms do w1ll and bequeath my Oldsrnob1le to the H1lltop James Kldd do w1ll and bequeath myself to Ruth Eleanor Wilfong, ,do will and bequeath my shorthand book to Wanda O'Neill:

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We the Class of 1959 of Barlow Local H1gh School bemg of sound mmd and strong body do hereby make publ1c and declaxe th1s as our last w1ll and testament declarmg all other wxlls and testaments null and vo1d To each of the teachers we wlll the followmg I' I' I' I' I' M1ss Mrs Mrs Welnstock we do wlll and bequeath many more happy years at Vmcent H1gh Arnoff we do w1ll and bequeath better d1sc1pl1ne ln the future Ph1ll1ps we do wxll and bequeath apprec1at1on for the help 1n producmg the semor play and the yearbook Mallmg we do wxll and bequeath many good basketball boys to play on our Wash1ngton County Champ1on team V1rden we do w1ll and bequeath appreclatlon for the good advxce wh1ch he gave us 1n Democracy class Morgenstern we do w1ll and bequeath apolog1es for all the trouble we have caused ln homeroom and Enghsh Johnson we do w1ll and bequeath grat1tude for all her helpfulness 1n our off1ce work St1l1e we do w1ll and bequeath better health r Hess we do w11l and bequeath many more Chr1stmas s as happy as the one ln I' I' I' good old 1958 Pearson we do w1ll and bequeath the hope that he w1ll contmue to be a popular teacher among the students Bumgarner we do wxll and bequeath better Chem1stry and Phys1cs students 1n the future Coffman we do w1ll and bequeath a new drlver s tralmng car w1th no dented fenders Anderson we do w1ll and bequeath better seamstresses 1n home econom1cs Mrs Yost we do w11l and bequeath better cooks 1n home economlcs Mrs V1rden we do w1ll and bequeath anew pa1r of legs for runn1ng school errands Mr Woodford we do w1ll and bequeath lots of wmmng Jun1or hlgh teams As 1nd1v1duals we do w1ll and bequeath the fo1low1ng Glenda Ell1s do w11l and bequeath my ab1l1ty to trap a man to Susan Porter and Joan Rlggenbach Beatr1ce Waggoner do w1l1 and bequeath my fr1endsh1p w1th Margaret Whealdon and Carolyn B11ls to anyone who wants to get 1n a lot of trouble but have a lot of fun Carolyn Bllls do w1l1 and bequeath my ab1l1ty to dent fenders to Lenora Dye Dor1s Hast1ngs do w1ll and bequeath my ornermess to Charlotte Dexter Dorothy Cutshaw do wxll and bequeath my bashfulness to Joan R1ggenbach Marlene Denton do w1l1 and bequeath my ab1l1ty to keep from golng steady to Evelyn Graham Margaret Whealdon do w1l1 and bequeath a good fr1end l1ke Bea to my s1ster Janet Kay I M ' . I . . . I M , ' , ' ' M . . , . . . . f . M - . , , . D . , . M - J l . - 4 M ' ' 1 I - . . Mr. Lunemann,'we do will and bequeath better future farmers. M U I . . , . . U . Mr. . , ' ' ' . I, . , . . . I, . , . . . , I, 1 ' , . - Q l I, . . , . . ' I, , ' ' . I, , . . . . I, . , - Q - p 1.

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CLASS PROPHECY As we Kenneth Powell and Charles Helnselman emerged from our off1ces 1n the 'Yew York Stock Exchange we mforrned our prlvate secretar1es Sandra Randolph and Juarnta Nlchols that we would be back ln t1me to take them to dmner We headed up Wall Street our destmatlon belng Flfth Avenue As we Started to cross at the corner of F1fth 8 Broadway a b1llboard at tracted our attentlon It announced that Charles N1chols motorcycle daredevll would be appearmg 1n the near future at Mad1son Square Garden He would be ass1sted by h1s able confederate Leonard Perme As we contmued up Broadway we saw an unbel1evable slght It was Henry Anderson r1d1ng a b1cycle and pass1ng every car he came to When talkmg to h1m later we d1scovered h1s l1cense had been revoked As Henry dlsappeared down the street a squad car peeled zround the corner drwen by Gary Gaughan and ass1sted by h1s L1eutenant Mltchell Lawrence About that t1me a b1g attractlon moved 1nto v1ew It was a clrcus bandwagon bearmg a slgn advertlsmg B111 Lott and Bertha E1chhorn Acrobattc Acts also appearmg at Mad1son Square Garden After all that walk1ng we were mlghty dry so we dec1ded to stop 1n at Gary Chrlstopher s famous Cockta1l Lounge for a cup of tea We had a short chat w1th hmm and he sa1d that he was domg very well m h1s present busmess We also not1ced that he had two wa1tresses whom we had seen before They were Carolyn B1lls and Mar garet Whealdon Margaret lnformed us that Helen Harvey was marr1ed and that she and her husband were havmg a great success as a dance team As we left Gary s place we summondedacab to escort us on up Broadway To our surpr1se the dr1ver of the cab was an old classmate Roberta Boyer As we stopped for a red llght we not1ced a fam1l1ar fr1end stand1ng on the corner It was Ron McCoy a successful art1st 1n the advert1s1ng f1eld and h1s topnotch ass1stant Roger Theobald Wh1le talkxng to Ron we d1scovered that Eugene Baxley owned a large ammal hospltal 1n the suburbs of New York We fxnally arrlved at our dest1nat1on the Conrad H1lton Hotel We were there to see Conrad about buylng lt When we asked for the manager we were surprlsed to see that lt was Don Green We were equally surpr1sed to learn that h1s sec retary was Glenda E111S We called for the bookkeepers who were Eleanor and Esther W1lfong and Thelma Marshall to show us the f1nanc1al stand1ng of the hotel Wh1le glanc1ng at the reglster we not1ced that Randall Coulson and Dav1d Place were 1n New York for the Shrmer s conventlon Don told us that Dor1s Hastlngs was a model for a large model agency and that Rachel Benedlct was a pr1vate secretary He also saxd that Margaret Stukey and Sandra Barnes were 1n New York ona vacat1on and were hav1ng the tlme of thelr l1ves When we left the hotel and started down the street we ran 1nto two b1gger execut1ves of New York C1ty They were Kenny Burnslde and Ronald Ollom They mformed us that Carol Stemple had been marr1ed to an offlcer of the law about two weeks ago They also sa1d that Donna Bowles had been marmed to a mmlster and that she and her busband were gettmg along fme By now 1t was t1me that we should be back to our off1ce When we arr1ved our secretar1es were wa1t1ng to go to dmner When we walked 1nto the restaurant we not1ced two people s1tt1ng 1n the corner who looked very fam1l1ar We later found out that they were Edna Hopkms and Darlene Mart1n and that the two of them were runmng a beauty salon Wh1le we were chattmg w1th them they told us Sharon Atk1nson was a nurse 1n a well known hosp1tal1n New York C1ty They also sa1d that J1m Suns had a law off1ce 1n New York and was very popular I 1 J L 1 .v , . , . , .. o ' I P , . , . 1 1 ' , . 1 1 , . 1 1 ' . . . . . , 1 1 44 - 11 ' ' ' 1 A, . , . 1 , . . . . . . - I I 1 - 1 , . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 2 . . , . I 1 ' 1 ' 1 J ' 1