Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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I, Richard Huston will to my sisters, Patty and Judy all my good times at D.H.S. To Mr. Smith all of my good looks and to anyone who wants it my American Govern- ment book. I, Jack Gossett, will my ability to play the piano to Ruth Yonley with the hope that she will be as great upon the stage as I was . Gia-Hal To Donna and Millie Gold all my good times at D.H.S. To Don Tinney my seat in the Senior Homeroom in hopes that he gets that far. I, Dick Cummings, will to joe Winters my ability to use the power saw in man- ual training. To Bob Roberts my position in football. To Bill Romig and Red Huston my ability to get along with Mr. Vinci. I, jean Reed, will to Thelma Haas my place in the ensemble and I hope she can read music better than I. To Jackie, Barbara and Josephine my books and may they leam a lot from them! To Nancy Rabbage I leave my seat on the bus which I share with Anola Stocker. I, Robert Richards, will to Lefty Thompson the ability to get along with Mr. Vinci in shop class and to Bob Lecce my seat in homeroom. To my brother Paul all my books and I hope he gets more out of them than I did. To Mr. Smith a new seeing-eye dog. I, Betty Gibson, will my seat in Senior Homeroom 34 to any one who thinks it won't fall apart while sitting on it. To my brother all my books and I hope he gets more out of them than I did. And to all the coming Seniors next year all my happy times at D.H.S. I, Bob Bloom, will to Tommy R. Wright someone else to tell his stories to in football. To everybody in D.H.S. my ability to have fun. To Chuck Stocker a bet- ter football team than we were . I, Nancy Hargrave, will to Barbara Deeslie all my good times at D.H.S. To Ruth Schupp my first chair in band and I hope she won't give Mr. Stucky a rough time! To some poor unsuspecting soul my position as hall monitor. I, Larry Shilling, in questionably mind, and with just a short time left, will to Danny and Bob, someone else to bring them to school. I will to anyone who wants to get a lot out of mathematical courses, Mr. Kettlewell, and I hope they enjoy the courses as well as I did. I will to each of the teachers some patience and a smile. Oh! About my car? Well, I have so much money soaked up in it, I'm taking it along with me . 28

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I, Dave O'Hara will to Wright, Page, Norman and Ludwig a big black whip to keep the women away. To Alan Kennedy my position on the basketball team and to my son John Keith all my good times at D.H.S. I, Alvin Lester, will to my sisters all my good times at D.H.S. To joe Ann, my books and hope she gets more out of them than I did. My managers job to any poor sucker who wants it. If there is anything left anyone who wants it can have it. I, Clara Richardson, will to Joan Stier, Janice Wallace, Eleanor Cervellini all my good times as a Senior. To Helen Selzer and Shirley King the ability to get alongwith Mr. Winters. To Miss McGown a Senior class of girls that couldn't be as naughty as we were! I, Jean Sheets, will to my sister jannetta, the ability to get along with the teachers andl hope she has as many good times at D.H.S. as I did. To Shirley Marty, Shelva Riley, Agnes Malters, Shirley Harper and Shirley Holcomb my books and I hope they get more out of them than I did. To the future Seniors, a nice teacher like Mr. jiles for Senior Homeroom . I, Anna Mae Vermillion, will to my brothers all my books, eats and good times I had at D.H.S. To my sister my place in chorus and I hope she can stick it out. To Helen Burdette I give my position as hall monitor. To Miss McGown I give lots of luck and happiness in coming marriage to Rocky. And to all the other teachers aneasy going year where they can rest a little. I, Bob Thompson, will to my dear little brother, Lefty my seat in Senior Home- room. To Ralph DeMuth my position as left tackle and hope he is as lucky as I to get a glory play. And to all future athletes at D.H.S. all the fun that I had while playing sports. To Smitty a fifth period study hall with four boys who ask to go to the library to study and then talk sports instead. And last but not least to my sweet sister, Pamela, all my good times at D.H.S. I, Sally jo Kothe, will to my sisters Paula, Linda Lou and Sinda Sue and my brother Corky my ability to get along with most of the teachers. To Sonia Maxwell, my American Govemment book and my seat in Senior homeroom . Anything else I may have acquired during my stay here, I am going to take with me. I, Carrie Hunter, will to my sisters, Shirley and Phyllis, my books and hopes they get more out of them than I did. To my nephews, Lawrence and Clarence all my good times at D.H.S. To Shirley Murray my homeroom seat and to Beverly Jordan my ability to be quiet. I, Mary K. Maitland, will to my brother, Tommy all my good times at D.H.S. To Mr. Jirles another student as brilliant as I. 27

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