Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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I ,,,,,., . mind, have drawn up this will. Id Jim McCord being of questionable have lied cheated, cursed, SWiP9 , swindled, stolen and even gone so far as to study, to get all I could from this school. I am not leaving a thing. I'm taking it all-with me I, Bill Hunter, will to my sister, Jo Ann, all my good times at D.H.b To Dick Cummings, I will a bushel basket for him to catch his passes in next year. T0 all the boYS of next years football squad, I will all the thrills and good times I had playing football. I, Naomi Dale Selzer, will to my q I, Bob Wright, will to my brother, Jack, my ability to get along with my teachers by keeping my mouth shut. To my sister, Ruth, my ability to squeeze through the tough subjects, and I hope all the future seniors have Mr. Lower for homeroom teacher I, Patti Riggs, will to Barbara McCool, my seat in Typing 2 class, and all the speed tests she will have to make up. To Betty Fulton, Mr. Lower as class sponsor. To my sister, Judy, my ability never to miss a day of school. I, Qgggl Destefani, will to Bill Romig, my seat in 7th period study hall. To my cousins Melvin and becky, and all the other students at D.H.S my good times and I hope they have many more. I Don Ramsey will to my SiSt9Pa Dorothy, everything that I leave' behind, which only will be the E S that I have received in English- And I hope she can get more out of it than I did. I, Alan Miracle, will to my brother and sister and therest of the Park, many long, cold walks to school. To Don Moody and nick Cummings, my great ability in science. To Mr. Manning, a public address system to play with in his old age, cousin, Helen Selzer, my books 'K and hope she gets more out of them than I did. To Larry Nardi, my Q- seat in 54 study hall. To Donald Tinney, my seat in senior homeroom. My position as head Majorette to XJ whoever gets it and I hope they en- joy it as much as I did. as I, Shirley bhaw, will to my cousin, Gary Thompson, all my good times at D.H.S. To Mary Ellen Wilson, the ability to take dictation faster than I did. I, Irene Zavasky, will to my brother. Richard, all my good times at D.H.S. My job as cashier in the cafeteria to anyone who likes to eat late, and to all the rest of the students, all my books and seats in this school. I, Patty Patterson, will to all the Park kids, a ride to school when it's ten below. To my cousin, Glenda, my personal problems book on nMarr1age and Family Livingu and I'm sure she will get as much out of that book as I did. To the senior classes of the future, Mr. Lower as class sponsor. v Q I, Gin er Arnold, will to some un- suspeciing soul, my books and I hope they get more out of them than I did. 151 To Joyce Bente, my seat in Mr.Lower's,,'e senior homeroom and to Dawna Alder- 4 gate, all my good times atD.H.s. 24

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KT!!- nm. I hiya. . .4 . I, 233 Freed, will to Don Tinney, all I, Sylvia Biddlestone, will to my books and hopes he gets more out Barbara Yonley, my French horn. of them than I did. To Bob Thompson, To Nancy Arnold, my ability to my seat in senior homeroom. To Lefty, talk Mr. Stucky out of horn les- my ability to talk in study hall 54 sons, to Mary Lllen wilson, my the sixth period. To Mr. Lower, ano ability to be quiet, and to all ther senior class like ours and hope they have as much fun as we had. I, Shirley Carpenter, will to my sister, Judy, all my good times at D.H.S. To Doris Shaffer and Anna Mae Vermillion, Mr. Lower as home room sponsor. my friends, my good times at DOHOSI I I, Beverly Hickey, will to Betty Jean Fulton, my seat in senior homeroom and Mr. Lower as class sponsor. To my brother, Donnie, and to Judy Higgs, all my good times at D.H.S. Ir 2912121 Qridssman, will to my brother, Bud, my seat in senior homeroom. To my sisters, Darlene and Judy, and to Don Van Fossen, I, Lois Barr, will to my brothers ' all my good times an D.H.S' all my good times at D.H.S. To , Jeanie Reed, my seat in senior homeroom. I, Deb Qegte. leave my books to my sister, Joyce, and to Larry Shilling my ability to get along with Mr. Manning in sales class. I, David Williams, will to my brother, Tommy, all my books and hope he will ' get more out of them than I did. To M eenny and Larry Nardi, all my good , times at D.H.S. um. 'I, Floyd Morris, refuse to will any- thing because if it isn't worth tak- ing it isn't worth giving away. L I, Eichard Jackson, will my position on the football team to Gary Wright wiyj and my books to the unfortunate F his I, Nick carter, will to my niece fellow who Sets them' 'sr and nephew Molly and Bruce, my car to drive to school. To Larry Shilling, my life savings of 4d to buy gas so he can rideto sch- . will to the kids in ,5.g ool. To Larry Nardi, my seat in iiegfgdigfsggig 45 minute ride to oar? Mr. Lower s homeroom. To Coach School each morning. To Jean Reed,P Th? Siogkiika gym C1833 ghafagzesgut I leave my homeroom seat and all my 'lj cu e mmm n , I books. To the juniors, all the good A not least, a free bus line from times I had in my Senior year. M the park to school. 25

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I Shirley Brown will to Ruth Clantz Barbara lonley, Joyce Bente, and Violet Soulsby my luck to get a ride to school almost every morning. To Betty Jean lrulton, all the fun I had in the office o when I was supposed to be working. T some unlucky girl, all my head-aches from trying to get the money to come out right in G.A.A. To Arlene Stier, I leave my seat ixmfrent of Mr. Lower's desk in world problems. To Janice wallace, 'Poppern Richardson, Joann Stier, Dave O'Hara, and Don Moody all my good times at D.H.S. .Ip Qggll Hillyer will to the bi 5 Jim Campisi, Dave O'Hara, and Din , M00dY, all my school books to be divided equally among them, and hope they get as much from them as I did. f-JOKE? To Joyce Bente, all my good times at D.H.S. I, Gordon Downie, will as follows: To Chuck Stocker, a team that can win more games than we could. To John Harmon, a state championship N for basketball. To Jay Peterson, a new crew to haul to Uhrichsville at noon. To Bob Bloom, Dave O'Hara, and nAceu, someone else to ride home with.from football practice. ability to get along with all of my teachers. To some poor unsuspecting soul, the pleasure of being senior class secretary. To Joyce Bente, Arlene Stier, Popper Richardson, Don il, Patty Snow, will to Jean Reed, my Moody, nChinkn Murry, and Dave O'Hara all my good times at D.H.S. I, Dale Zeimer, will to Red Huston, y rusty old ball and chain that I ave had these 12 fateful years of my life. To Coach Charlie Stocker, a bull whip, a box of aspirins and an ice pack for his head for next football season. To nGravy Trainn Dick Cummings, a lifetime ticket to ride the Gravy Train. To nMoot Tootn Moody, the center position on the football team. I, Jeannine Bache, will to nMoot Tootu, uChinku, uTinnyn, nDicku, and nSatchn the ability to have a good football and basketball team next year. To Violet, Lois. Popper, Joyce, and Arlene, all of my fine times here at D.H.S. To some lucky girl, my privi- ledge of being Homecoming Queen. And last but not least, to Janice and uAcen, the ability to have all the fun they can while in school. I, Marion Rabbege, will to Bob Thompson, the ability to get along with Mr. Manning better A than I did and my position as j linebacker on the football team. To my sister, Nancy, all my good times at D.H.S. I, Mary Lgg,Schgpp, will to some unsuspecting junior the position of editor of the Signal and to Barbie Deeslie, my seat in band. To Linda and Larry Miracle, Dawna l aldergate, and Donna Gold the funl' we had in band and don't give Mr. Stucky too hard of a time. Re- member someone said nSome people are as weak as a crutch.n I, Eddie Wagstaff, will to nAcen- Ludwig, my positions on the foot- ball and basketball teams. To Dave O'Hara and Jim Campisi, I leave my bookkeeping book, they can fight over it. To any student . who wants them, I leave my books, they ought to be as good as new, I never used them. To Mrs. Manning, I hipe she can get another student who liked poetry as much as I did, I, Ruth Wright, will to my brother, Gary, my gift of gab in hopes that he will put it to good use. To ig Edith Povick, Linda Miracle, and Judy Maxwell, my ability to stay f I out of trouble and to Mrs. Manning a class of kids who like English even half as much as I did. 25