Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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l ,ll ll?ll9ll l QW!! QW! It IW! WL H. S. ll ll 9090 IW!! ll9!l?ll9lMZlL -4 AGNES STULL Chorus 1-2-3-4, Arts Club 2, Castalian 3-4, Girl Reserves 3-4. We could try all our might For Agnes to Write Enough to describe her mannerg She could scatter asunder A f der n army o Won And come out with Victory's Banner. EUGENE HUNT Hi-Y 2-3-4, Castalian 4, Student Mgr. 3, Spell of the Image-Minuet, Sauce for the Goslings- Jimmy, Operetta. Corkey's some factor When it comes to an actor. He's a laugh and a scream at a party, For his girl, to please her He plays, Julius Sneezer, But in Uncle Tom's Cabin he's the Smarty LULU VAN LEHN Basket-ball 1-2-3, Arts Club 2, Secretary, Girl Reserves 3-4, French Club 4, Castalian 3-4, Spell of the Image- Fredricka Farr, Sauce for the Goslings- Elizabeth Taylor, Chorus 1-2-3-4. Pokey. We call her, Is brimful of laughter, Gouldn't sit still for the Wigglesg The girls share her joys, But to speak of the boys, They can't think at all when she giggles. MARGARET WALTERS Chorus 1-2-3-4, Basket-ball 4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Spell of the Image- Minuet, Sauce for the Goslings- Margaret Taylor, Operetta. Margaret's no shirker, A regular worker, And she's as nice as a girl can be. Some day she'll be fat, Quite a change at that, She's in love with a Baker you see. IK YITE STE lf lfalfalfalf lfali 15515 1591 alfaliallalialfa lf 26

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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

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90 IWIWQWIWIWII ll?!l9!l?!W Wi D, H, S, ll ll ll 090 ll IWIIGIWIWIWII CLASS WILL If it should' come to pass that I, Arla A. Albaugh, leave this educa- tional edifice I do hereby will the following to my friends and enemies: My red and green polka dot j azzbo tie to Clarence Thrall. My ability as an artist to Margarette McNary. My efficiency in keeping the external surface of the under jaw free from chin whiskers, to Desmond Gotschall. My aptitude for producing those squeaks, squawks and flat notes on my fiddle to Rodney Willard. My flat feet and No. 10 gunboats to Carl Copeland. My surplus of balloon corduroy jeans to Mr. L. C. Smith. EUGENE HUNT To Robert Watson I will my studious nature. To Miss Romig my lumber jacket. To Harold Downey my regular attendance record. To the Faculty I leave them rest in peace. VIRGINIA LILLEY My quiet disposition to Ruth Lamneck. My love of Physical Torture to Lucille Baker. My bobbed hair to Carmella Cicerella. My skill as an actress to Ruth Stockfish. ROBERT HILL My flesh colored socks to Mabel Sproul. My perfect curves to Clarence Thrall. My curly hair to Mr. Lilley. My dates with Margaret Harriman to Desmond Gotschall. My dancing ability to Ruth Stockfish. GRACE ECKFELD My compact to Susie Wasson, with the request that she will not overwork it. My curly hair to Miss Magers hoping that with it she will not have to visit the beauty shop so often. My job of taking Chapel Notes to Mary Farner. My love for Cross-word Puzzles to Mr. Fishel. FRANK AFFOLTER My musical ability to Leroy Ferguson. My heftiness to Paul Barth. My flowing vocabulary to Phyllis Robinson, the poetess. My height to Robert Watson. He needs it. MAMIE HERRON My bobbed hair to Mary Voshall. My quiet disposition to Beulah True. My ability to study to Harry Chaffin. PEARL CRAFT My love for boys to Anna Wheeler. My sarcasm to Mr. Fishel. My ability to be teacher's pet to Doris Senter. ramamaimzmarairaifairmmf Ar Immf if irair amfaamzr ir im 27