Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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I. ing in study hall. To Tommy Freed I leave my To anyone who might be capable, I will a box of the wor I, get along with Mr. Cain's Industrial class. To JACK ROMIG, will to my brother Bill, my habit of loaf- musical voice. matches to set ld on fire. EUGENE RICHARDS, will to Donnie Custer, my aptitude to my brother all the good times I had. I. ting al my brot I. ROBERT CRONISER, will to Horsey Huston, eng with all the teachers, especially Miss Pierce. To her Bill, my short cuts to school to arrive on time. EUGENE CLARK, will to Ruth Wright, my position in band my Skill in gan- and orchestra, and I hope she can play the high notes as loud as I had to. To Corky Deeslle, Mary Lee Schupp, Carol Destefani, Edwin W I. agstaff and Don Sudduth, all my good times at D.H.S. KENNETH McGILL, will to anyone who wants a headache, my position on the Den-Hi staff. My good times to anyone. It the Sen my seat Nmwya Allen a Ir hall an in I. to play times I I. to some Junior McCord, track s In one who In as chee Mrs. La Arnold In High Sc I. School, anyone I. linamen next ye Ann, my I. leader, as I di boys my ability to ignore beautiful women ---- . JCSEPHINE DeGEORGE, will to brother, Tony, my seat in lor home room when he gets there. To my brother Louis, in second period study hall and to my sisters, Rose and ll my good times, especially in my Senior year. To Mr. pack of gum. DORIS GRAY, will to my brother Johnnie, my seat in study d to my sisters, Gloria and Juanita, all the good times To Patty Maitland, my History book. MIRIAM COVENTRY, will to the first clarinets the highest notes when necessary. To anyone had in DQHQSQ BRUCE STRATTON, will my announcer job and my one who would like to talk as much as I did. the ability the good iron lung To the To Jim my water bucket for the football team and my worn out hoes. BILL MEREDITH, will my seat in Senior home room to any- wants it. To Mr. Allen a pack of bubble gum. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, will to Joyce McKnight, my position rleader, and to Myrnie Bache, my skill of getting around tto and still managing to get a passing grade. To Bob and Tom Brower my good times. DICK BRUNS, will to anyone my good times at Dennison hool since I came here. EVELYNN FOX, will to Bob McKnight, my good times in High and to Nick Carter, another Sth period study hall. To my job on the Signal. LORENE HERRON, will to all the cheerleaders a bottle of t and my list of cheers. To all the boys who will play ar, a good football team. To my sisters 'K' and Carol good times. DONNA ROSS, will to Shirley Huston, my position as cheer- and to Joyce McKnight, my ability to do as little work d and still pass. To everyone my good times here. 28

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JUNIORS ' lQx,m N Egfi t 1WEQWf'5ki al ' X FIRST ROW: Lee Custer, Charles Cummings, Jim Richardson, Dick O'Donnell, Don Sudduth, Willard Hill. SECCND ROI: Julianne Gotshall, Jo Ann Fulton, Audrey Polen, Doris Moody, Peggy Sponseller, Richard Soulsby. NHDMM MHRUM. JUNIOR HISTORY le, the Class of 1951, are going to turn the calendar back to the year of 1948. This year we started out as Fresh- men looking toward the years ahead of us, thing of the good times we would have meeting new teachers and new friends. SOPHOMORES--this year we received more respectful glances from our upper classmen. We were represented in all activities such as track, basketball, football, band, orchestra and the Den- e 50