Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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Jack Eugene Wright CSchupp1eJ rv H1-Y 24 3:40 Club 4: Band 1,2,:s,4g Q, Orchestra l,2,3. ,fs By Word: 'Hi, Kid.' i,ygJ7'1:7'd ,fl Alberta Mae Emhoff KPeechesJ G.A.A. 1.g2p3: Chorus 1,2,5,4i By Word: 'It'a a sure thing.' 4 if 'Gill ' Chorus 1 By Word: 'Oh, great! Doris Irene Gray iDoriel G.A.A. 1p2g3: H1 Teen 2,3p4: Chorus 1g2,3o By Word: 'Oh heck, by now boys.' i 'N X Y .4 1 N X , Barbara Jean Turnbull KJean1eJ

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CLASS PROPHECY It was one of those dark, dreary, lazy days when all at once, I, Leona Mathias began to feel a little drowsy and in no time at all am in the year 1956. After singing on the NIC network here in California for three years I decided to take a trip across the states to Dennison, Ohio to visit one of my old classmates, Evelynn Fbx, who is now married. All aboard! All aboard! Well of all things! Mr. Eugene Endrizzi, our favorite conductor and Mr. Harold Yonley, the Railroads No l Engineer. Starting on the first leg of my trip I see a very dig- nified man sitting in the second seat. Oh, yes, Dal Rlsley, who is a traveling salesman for the United Auto Co. directed by Frank 7avasky. Also, working for this company is Robert Croniser, one of the best mechanics. I arrive just in time at the Ohio Central Station in Columbus to see one of the worst accidents of the year. A semi driven by Larry Craft, and a blue convertible driven by Cleveland Coach Ross Fausto, collided with another car driven by Herman Wright, Cleveland's favorite pitcher, who was coming home after a win over the New York Yankees 35 to 10. Standing around the boys are four nurses, and Dr. Bruce Stratton. The nurses consisted of Margaret Henry, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Vickers, Martha Richardson, and the head nurse Maxine Thomas. All three boys are taken to Mercy Hospital in a very serious condition. I took a cab and arrived at the hospital ahead of the others. Seeing two other nurses, I recognized them as none other than Doris Gray and Elizabeth Robinson, taking the elevator to their main rooms. Tonight, the night after the accident, I am invited to the Bring-It-On-Club at Willy Whistle Street here in Columbus The orchestra director is Jack Wright, who directs some 55 students. We danced mostly to jazz music since four Ohio State boys didn't like slow music. Coming out on the stage now are two beautifully dressed girls, one seated at the piano and the other singing. Seated at the table I am surrounded by the four Ohio State students. I started the conversation by asking who the two girls were. Sigel Stocker who is studying agriculture. said the singer was Miss Charlotte Eash and the pianist Louise Reed, working for the PIC Co. Finding out that they were my old friends at DHS I was very much surprised. Jim Biddlestone and Sam Moody are also studying agri- culture. They are in the last half of the fifth term. Bill Merldeth is studying to be a criminal lawyer. Before starting on the last leg of my trip, I skip back to the hospital to find out that Larry was transferred back to the Uhrich Transfer Co. and Ross limping on crutches V88 still at the hospital. Herman was taken to his home in Penn- sylvania. Walking down the aisle of the train is a very beautiful girl, in a new style dress. She is none other than Kathryn Campisi, who with the assistance of a very important person in her life, Joan Mitchell, her beautician, is styled to per- faction. Who should I see in a sailor suit but Jack Romig coming back from Germany, for a week furlou8h- While Jack and I were talking of old times a blonde took a seat next to ours. We soon find out Miriam Coventry has taken a four year course in college to be a secretary. Pulling into the Dennison Depot Jack's mother and dad are waiting for him. 24