Leetonia High School - Lehiscan Yearbook (Leetonia, OH)

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lv 4 , cm 'l ' BLU E AN D WHITE will fu I C HOW THEY B ROLAND LANPHER always lends a helping handg He is the man that makes things go. you understand. VIRGINIA MORRIS-A brilliant star. whose light shiner far, MARY BEILHART, with her strains of sweet music captivates all. ED CASEY, specializes in Chemistry and Geometry, toog He's really quite intelligent, and that's true. ALICE LEGORA. a brunette, merry and petite. ALLAN HALLAR, sometimes we scarcely know he's 'round But when we want him, he's always found. PEG KUNKEL-Kids! Kunkel has the truck! What fortune! What Good luck! FELIX BUTCH-Years hence we'll hear, Oh, Druggist, can it be, The wrong prescription you've given me ? MARTY WAGENHOUSER-But, O! she dances her life away! LAWRENCE DEAN-You'd go miles for one of his smiles. JICKO BILLET-Some little girl has stolen his heart. ARLENE RISHER-Pretty, but shy-we've wondered why? MIKE BURICK-A young man's fancies are often puzzling. GRACE CALDWELL-We'd say she's quite a vamp! POPPY WHITE-In every affair, Poppy's always there. LOUISE FALZETTA--One who can sew and bake, A sweet little housewife she'll make! LES MORRIS-Whatever Les may lack, He makes it up in track. EDNA KORNBAU-True modesty is a discerning grace, And only blushes in the proper place. LLOYD C'URRY-Lessons are a nuisance. ELEANOR ASHLEY-With all sorts and kinds of knowledge, Eleanor's prepared for college. - GUY NICOLETTE--Our football squad's new cap'n, V Just wait and see what's going to happen! HILDRED MILLER-Here's to a jolly good sport! MILT PRICE-A handsome athlete, strong and fleet. PEARL STEWART-Pearl is prudent, a very good student. BRUCE GINTHER- Bubbers is happy, not a bit scrappy. MARY RINALDO has no fears, a Junior within two years! P, J. READY-Mischief dances in his eyes. Nevertheless he's exceedingly wise. BETTY CIMINELLI-Everybody's friend. MARGE KIERNAN--A studious little miss, fine at debates, And still has time for Scouts, Literary and Dates. CARRIE STEWART-Upon her retiring disposition we shall not dwell, But let me tell you, she studies well. BRICK STAMBAUGH-Wickedly full of pep-see? Ambitious to become an M.D. SAM BELTEMPO-Big, broad and strong, Sam's coming right along! -Marge, '26. 23

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B LU E AN D W HIT E -62 , A E MI CWHOUR DOMINIC BUTCH- Butch, our president, best ever was, Liked by all for whatever he does. JOHN BRADLEY-Our school would lack many a good laugh without Cabbage. MARGARET HUFFNAGLE-Unthinking, idle, wild and young, I laughed and danced and talked and sung. PEARL TAYLOR-Her motto is: Silence is golden. JENNIE MORELLI-Always a giggle, always a smile,, always time to talk awhile. JAMES DEGNAN-Why teachers get grey. LORETTA HALVERSTADT-Nimble fingers and nimble mind, For some man she'll be a find. RAY HOLT-Ray rights wrecked radios. BRUCE FAILS-Thou dost float and run like an unbodied joy whose race has just begun. LUCILLE MORTIMER-Fine seamstress, excellent cook, sublime 1- KU Knoj. TONY DI GIACOMO-One cannot know everything. MARY STIVER- -Mary needs no Rolls Royce car. She Rolls Her-own down too far. CATHERINE GONGAWARE-Grace was in her step and heaven in her eye. SUSIE MAURO-Demure and sweet as a Quaker maid of old. ROLAND COPE-Of Copey's sweet disposition we need not tell, For of it we know much too well. KATHERINE THRASHER--The busiest girl in all the world. GALEN ZIMMERMAN-Nature answers all he asks, Hand in hand with her he walks. KARL SEVENICH-Man delights me not, no, nor woman either. THERESA HOLLAND--Is she not more than painting can express, . Or youthful poets fancy when they love? JOHN DURR-He hath eyes but sees notg he hath ears but hears notg He hath tongue-and worse luck, he uses it. ' LELAND COULTER-All mankind loves a lover. VINCENT LAVELLE-Though he's just a tiny bit fickle, the ivories he sure can tickle. PERRY GASNIER-He who knows much has many cares. LELAND HELT-Youthful he was, and tallg his cheeks aglow with pure air. ETHEL PAISLEY-And what is little Ethel made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice- That's what little Ethel's made of. ALICE KIERNAN- I pray thee, gentle mortal, speak again, Mine ear is much enamored with they voice. 2F