Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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ll ll ll ll tl JW! f D, H, S, ll Q90 lW'lL9ll9ll?lLGlL PEARL CRAFT MiXed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1, Basket-ball 1-2-3, Banker 1-2, Arts Club 2, French Club 4, Castalian 3, Girl Reserves 3-4, Spell of the Image-Minuet. Pearl as a name Will stand out in fame As a precious stone from the sea. But this Pearl will stand Upon the land, More precious than stone can be. LINNIE ABBUHL Girl Reserves 4. I wish I could make A poem to take A page, for Linnie, and-be ' As sweet as she is, As good as she is, And post it for you to see. VERNON MIRACLE Castalian 3-4. A Not bragging a bit, But Vernon's a hit, When playing Volley Ball in the gym. Two classes this year, From the Junior to here, There sure is a Miracle in him. ESTELLE STRALEY Basket-ball 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Adelphian 2, Castalian 3-4, French Club 4, Spell of the Image- Serving Maid. Don't tell me ,that She's jolly and fat, Cause I know my old friend Stella, But much I'd give If I could live 0 And see my old friend's fellow. 'Milla elielfelf l ZEWTEY B FM ZI YIYS IZH 24

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,ll?lWl!?ll9ll9lWlW!l9ll9ll9!l llellwl? H. ilvilelleilellellviieiiefieileilefieiiwilf DAVID MOODY Hi-Y 3-4, Castalian 4, The Spell of the Image- Ted , Bible Study. Davy, the duteous, Always so studious, To his work you will find him rushingg But he will try When a lass draws nigh To keep himself from blushing. HELEN LOGAN Chorus 1-2, Arts Club 2, Girl Reserves 3-4, Castalian 3-4, Clarence- Violet Pinneyf' I would be for tellin', ' One classmate named Helen Has plans of becoming a nurse. But sh-h, keep it still, The plan no doubt will Bring her many Sous for her purse. THOMPSON LILLEY Hi-Y 4, Castalian 4, Basket-ball 4. Tom wants to know How to let his hair growg He says it allus' longs to come out. But everytime in a fight Margaret knocks him out right By pulling his hair in the bout. MARY HEAVLIN Arts 2, Castalian 3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, French 4. Speaking of gold, Not to be bold, We liken it to the value of Mary We humans are told Her weight is worth gold And this value through life she will carry. U lf lfall all' Aiialfallalialialialialiali 051 23

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,GJLWWQFll9llGll?ll?ll9llWL D. H. S.lk92 ?2K7Hi 0951?lWll?!l9ll9ll?ll9llf FRANK AFFOLTER Hi-Y 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Basket-ball 1, Clarence- Mr, Wheeler, The Tailor Made Man- Mr, Wh'itcornb, Solo Virtuoso at The Spell of the Image. Now Tankie, you're next In line for the textg We'd like to talk of your trumpet-but, no, It is never your horn Nor the Way it is borne But the way you play it, you know. MARY CARNAHAN Girl Reserves 3-4, Castalian 3-4, Arts Club 2, Basket-ball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Bible Study 4, Operetta. Little Mary, Quite contrary, But this is not that storyg This Mary's willing For less than a shilling To cause anybody some worry. CHARLES PRACHT Mechanics Club 2, Sec. and Treas, 2, Spell of the Image- The Host. Charlie, My Boy, , We sing it with joy, For they've copied this song after himg XVe're1Frou1d. of his fame s we as is name, We hope he'1l be good as he's been. RUTH THOMPSON Chorus 1-2-3, Arts Club 2, Girl Reserves 3-4, Joke Editor Leader,' 4, The Spell of the Image- Mrs. Breckenridge. Ruth and her cakes, Cream puffs she takes To school for her lunch every day. She must go on a diet, For if she don't try it She'll begin to look like a cake. IFMPMFENPaiialialialialialQlaliali ll ll ialialiallalmllaliala 25