Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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CLASS WILL Hlsrl - MYIJQN .S'chQpl.0 O Lg , BARBARA Yonley, will to my sister Ruth, my good times at D.H.S. to Linda Miracle, Glenda Patterson, Ruth Schupp and Dearma Bente my books so they will have something to keep them out of trouble in study hall and to Edith Povick my seat in the hall in band. I, Joann Sheets, will to my sister Jannetta to make better grades than I. Also to have the ability to get along with the teachers . I will, to the kids from the park, a ride to school on cold mornings. I, Chink Murray will to my brother Leroy my number 25 football jersey. To Shirley Murray and Beverly Jordan all the cool times I've had at D.H.S. To Frank Lowery the responsibility of seeing that this will is taken care of. I, jackie Valentine, will to my brother, johnny, my seat in Room 34, also my books. To Helen Selzer, Darlene Dryden, joan Stier and Barbara McCool all my good times at D.H.S. To Rolly Foreman, Benny Nardi and jerry Dryden a watch so that next year they won't have to bother anyone about the time like they did me . ToMr. Jirles another bunch of Seniors like ours . To Mr. Smith another noisy fifth period study hall. I, Lois McCluskey, will to Barbara Golec all my books and hope she gets more out of them than I did. To Joan Haas, Joan Stier, Helen Jean Selzer, Eleanor Cer- vellini and Mary DeVaul all my good times at D.H.S. To Mr. Winters a New Rolls Royce to play with in his classes. To Mr. Cain someone who doesn't talk while he is explaining a problem . Last but not least, to Mr. Smith a fifth period study hall twice as noisey as this years because he can calm them down. I, Dick Armstrong, will to Paul Morris, Gary Wright, Gary Page and Bob Haney a dried up lemon on a hot practice Cthey can fight over it.h To Merle Clantz my jersey and position on the football team. To Bob Smith a mililiter of gas so his wife will let him use the car. To Pete and Mary Lou all my good times at D.H.S. 25

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SENIOR HISTCJRY Dlwnlson H lcd .Se-hooL T Lg N 1950, we were very eager, but green freshmeng 65 of them to be exact. We were all ready to get into the swing of things, high school activities, games, etc. Ah! Yes, it was new to us, but we got off to a good start. Violet Soulsby was electedfresh- men attendant and Arlene Stier was a majorette in the band. Lois McCluskey enjoyed the honor of being President of this class . Our sophomore year really hit the high- lites . It was this year that Betty Jean Fulton was chosen as the Queen's attendant and a few of our boys started their sports enthusi- asm. Also Violet Soulsby was elected cheerleader. Shilling was elected class Pres. Slowly, but surely we were coming into our own . During our junior year, which we called our Turning Point, we were starting on our own at last. This year many of our boy's names appeared on the sports pages . Some of these are: O'Hara, who topped E.C.O.L., Moody, Murray, Huston and Cum- mings . Soulsby and Arnold were elected as members of the Nat'l. Honor Society. Arlene Stier still held the position as Sec. of G.A.A. for the second consecutive year. Violet Soulsby was moved into head position as cheerleader. jean Reed was elected Queen's attendant this year. Our junior-Senior Prom was a big step and then we pre- sented our highly successful play, Let Me Grow Up. And now as we look toward graduation we find that time has gone by fast. Larry Shilling won the Science award this year and was elected as a member of the Nat'l. Honor Society, along with Stier and Maitland. Don Moody and Dick Cummings were elected as players on the E.C.O.L. All-Star Football Team. Our class play, I'm a Family Crisis, proved tobejust as successful as in our junior year. Arlene Stier was elected Queen and Jean Reed her attendant . Although we want to say that we could not have attained this great height, if it had not been for the wonderful parents, teachers and principal along our way who have encouraged us with untiring strength. 24

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I, Violet Soulsby, will to Joyce Bente my position as head cheerleader and hopes she enjoys it as much as I have . To Ruth Clantz, Eleanor Cervellini, Patty Huston and the Sophomore Park Gang all my good times at D.H.S. To Gary Wright and Gary Page, I will another year in Mr. Jirles Geography class . I, Arlene Stier, will to my quiet and little sister, Joan, all my good times at Den- nison High School and my seat in Senior Homeroom. To Janice Wallace, I give my favorite pastime--dancing and I hope she'll do better than I did!! To Eleanor Cervellini and Judy Page, I give them Mr. Jirles as homeroom sponsor and his big line each morning when you come to school. And to Mr. Smith another group of girls named Sun- shine . I, Betty Jean Fulton, will to my brother Johnny, Jay Craft, David Hooker and Bobby Davis all my good times here at D.H.S. To Joan Stier my ability to do the once and a half off the high board. To Mr. Jirles a new book of tardy slips ffor those bad kids that are tardy every dayj and to anyone who wants it, my seat in homeroom and all my books . I, Morris Rosenberry, will to Bob Leece my seat in homeroom 34. To Tom J. Wright my long walk to school. To George Carson all my books and I hope he makes better use of them. I, Betty McGill, will to my sister Sue all my good times at D.H.S. Also a bus driver that is on time like I had my second year of high school. I, Nancy Lee Arnold, will to my joking, kindhearted, laughable, good sister, Linda Lou, my love for textbooks and school. To my sweet little brother, Billy, anything he wants. I, Jay Peterson, will to Don Van Fossen my parking place, and to anyone who wants it, my seat in Senior Homeroom . To Flora all my books and I know she'll get more out of them than I did. I, Millison Kauffman, will To All my good times at D.H.S. To my sister, Judy, my long walk from the park to school every day. To my sister, Janet, my seat in Senior I-Iomeroom and to Merle Clantz my job as treasurer of the Hi-Y and to George Carmack my books and I hope he gets more out of them than I did. I, Don Moody, will to Paul Morris my football jersey number 26. I leave my stall, my old rotten, moldy T- shirt and my football shoes to be divided equally among Wright and Page. To any unlucky Junior who wants it my seat in Senior English. To Don Tin- ney, Waddles Wright, Merle Clantz, Jerry Hill and Ine Hill all the fun I had in sports. To my sister, Janet, all my good times at D.H.S. and hope she doesn't get in any of C.A. Cains classes like my brother and I did. 26