Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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PROPHECY Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! This is Jim Shepherd coming to you over Station DHS in Dennison, Ohio. Yes, this is a great day. It is the day of the 45rd annual football game between Dennison and Uhrichsville. This game has come to be an event of nation wide interest. Naturally, on a great day such as this, we have a great many celebreties among us, whom I will introduce to you during the course of the game. The Dennison team this year has a new coach. He is none other than Don Wright, an alumnus of Dennison High School. Don has been doing a splendid Job this year so we have great hopes for the team. We have several visiting bands here this year. A- mong them is the Ohio-All-Girl Band with Marilyn Rizor as head majorette. The Dennison Band this year is directed by Edythe Sterling. Zoom! There are a couple of planes buzzing and cir- cling the stadium. These planes are piloted by Harold Polen and Bill Valentine, also alumni of Dennison. This is really the game of the year and anything might happen so all preparations are on hand. The ambu- lance is at the end of the field and Dr. Carl Case has his three nurses, Marjorie Bache, Mrs. Donna Polen Zay, and Mrs. Joanne Behling Heddleston. No one is going to go hungry at this game--no sir, not with Dick Mico and his atomic pop corn machines on h and. However, he will have a little competition from the Branch Pretzel Stand which belongs to Bonnie Branch. We have some very busy news reporters pushing away at their pencils. There is Lillian Sikora, reporter for the Dennison Gazette, the newspaper that is published every morning and evening and owned by Mary McCluskey. Coming up to the broadcasting booth are two former Dennison Football stars, Jack Aldergate and 'Chris' Sag- gio. Jack and 'Chris' are now playing with the Cleveland Browns. Incidentally, referees for this game are Sam Fausto and Walter Eberly. ' Now, before this exciting game begins, I have been asked to extend thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their help and patronage given the teamg The George Case Trucking Co., The Wise-Gold School of Singing, Cthis school is operated by Barbara Wise Plotts and Arlene Gold Hodkinsonl The Weaver Beauty Salon. We interrupt you now to hear a few words from radio comedienne Janice Witting Cable, and her bookkeeper and moneykeeper, Janice Clantz Riley and Janice Reiser. Oh, you say you must go because you are having a hen session with Darleen Blake and Barbara Trimmer. 0.K. These two, being telephone operators, would naturally have a lot to say. Also, ladies and gentlemen, after the game there are a variety of eating places, for instance, the Peter Paul, owned by Jim Spinell, the Parker House of Fine Foods, owned by Doris Parker, the Finnicum-Fisher French Fry Spot and Gent111n1's Spaghetti House. You can't go wrong by any of them folks. 22

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PROPHECY CONTINUED Now to continue with our thanks to the Davidson- Callihan Employment Agency, the Lukens-Malterer Insurence Co. and last but not least the Fetter's Frilly Fussy Dress Shop. And now to get on with this game--the teams are lined up and there goes the gun--the the electricity! Ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry but you will have to read about this game in the paperg you see, the electricity on the radio wires is operated by none other than Roy Smith. CLASSKWILLS I,Janice Witting, will to Mary Ann Kenny, my ability to get along with all the teachers. CJokej To Arlene and Joan Stier my good times at D. H. S. To anyone who wants them all my absence and tardy marks. I,Bonnie Branch, will to the Southside gang all my happy times at Dennison High. To Audrey Cottrell my ability to get to school on time. I, Margie Bache, will to Bob McGuire my position of first trombone in band. To Mr. Allen my history book to have a more interesting class next year. To Myrnie Bache and Nancy Shaw all my good times at D.H.S. I, Arlene Gold, will to Ann Morris my position in band and orchestra and hope she enjoys it as much as I have. To my sisters who will be coming on their way to high school, all the good times and opportunities I have enjoyed in high school. I, Roy Smith, will to C. A. Cain my curly hair. To Char- lie Cummings, my rare abilities in industrial arts. To 'Mutt' Bart h my position of tackle on the football team. I, Jack Aldergate, will to my sister, Donna, all my good times at D.H.S. To Bob Arnold my position on the foot- ball team. To Boss Fausto my books, my ability to study, and my brains. I, Don Wright, will to Dave 0'Hara and Jim Campisi all my good looks. I'm sure they can make use of them. To Jim Allen a piece of my mind. To Don Sudduth my position of tackle on the football team. I, Lucille Weaver, will to history book and teacher. D.H.S. the good times that I, Mary McCluskey, will to all my good times at D.H.S. Charles Weaver, my brother, my To the rest of the students of I had. my sisters, Sally and Lois, To Janie Whitaker, my seat in band and hope she enjoys it as much as I did. To June Bente, Punky Richard, Sissy Cummings and Myrnie Bache, my ability to stay out late and still get to School the next day. 25