Leetonia High School - Lehiscan Yearbook (Leetonia, OH)

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BLUE AND WHITE CLASS WILL CContinuedD Sec. XXII. To Sparky Fails, Allan Haller leaves every girl in the universe, that is with the exception of one. Sec. XXIII. To Lucille Mortimer, Brick Stambauglfs weeping ability during Football season. Sec. XXIV. To every member of L. H. S. 1 bequeath Dominic Raymond Biancois school spirit. ' Hereunto have I set my hand and seal, knowing that the provisions of this, my last will and testament, will be dul-y carried out. Witness: BERNICE STAMBAUGH. Signed: President, FELIX BUTCH, Secretary, BETTY CIMINELLI, Treasurer, MARJORIE KIERNAN. CALENDAR 19254926 Tues., Sept. 8.-Honorable Mr. Whinnery, Miss Bechtoldt, Miss Hertzler, Mr. Clements, and Miss Shinn, under Supt. Stonebraker's leadership welcomed the students back to High School. Thurs., Sept. 10.-Miss Clark, teacher of Latin, arrived to-day. Fri., Sept. 11.-Students survive the first week. Fhurs., Sept. 17.-County Fair at Lisbon in full swing. Thurs., Sept. 24.-Professor Mclieen, wlzo is blind, spoke, played the piano, and demonstrated the writing of a blind school for the High School. Wed., Sept. 24.-Scholastics will be used . in History and English this year. Fri., Sept. 25.-High School elected the Paper Staff, Student Manager, and the ' Secretary of the Athletic association at assembly. Tues., Sept. 29.+The boys of the Ameri- .' ican Literature class want a French let- ter because Miss Bechtoldt explained that the French conclude their letters with, I send a kiss. Wed., Sept. 30.-Mr. Whinnery gave no physics to-day. The P. T. A. had a re- ception for the teachers. Fri., Oct. 2.-First real Pep Meeting this year. The Paper Staff gave a series of Booster speeches while Mr. Whinnery wrote, Bernice Whinnery on the board in the list of cheer leader candidates. However Eugene Ready and James Blackwood were chosen. Mon., Oct. 5.-Miss Bechtoldt fwhen a noise came from the back of the roomy-- Baby, stop that! Mike Burick - That wasn't me! Tues, Oct. 6.-Marjorie Kiernan not al- lowed out at nights this week. Wed., Oct. 7.-Felix Butch and Poppy Bianco made the first requested exits from the class this year. Thurs., Oct. 8.--Harold Rauch shocked the dear girls of the General Science class, when he said that you laid a person rescued from drowning on their belly! Fri., Oct. 9.-Miss Bechtoldt- Of what do you think when I mentioned Saturday? Carl Altomare- The bathtub. Mon.,Oct. 12-High School rejoicing over that our crusaders showed the holy city their stuff. Score 6-0. Tues., Oct. 13.-Informal High School Assembly after school in front of the Radio Shoppe. Thurs., Oct. 15.-Mr. Whinnery was seen talking to Miss Clark a good deal for having made the statement yesterday, Women are the source of all evil.

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I D 1 f ,W 3 B L U E A N W 1-1 T E W CLASS WILL LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENTU I, the Class of 1926, of Leetonia, Ohio, of the United States of America, having come to the end of my short life in a peaceful and undisturbed state of, what I have always had the pleasure of calling my mind, do hereby give and bequeath all my worldly goods, and possessions, as seemeth wise and fitting in my judgment, with- out accepting advice or counsel from anyone, and without being influenced in the least by past favors and dlsfavors, past kindness or unkindness. ARTICLE I. To Mr. Stonebraker, the human being who has guided me over the ob- stacles of High School days, I bequeath freedom from the cares we have so often caused him, but not freedom from interest in us. ARTICLE II. ' To all the teachers, who have given me the knowledge I now possess, I will my sincere gratitude. ARTICLE III. To the members of the Junior Class do I bequeath the characteristics of my own members. Sec. I. To Alice Kiernan, Eleanor Ashley's immense vocabulary. Sec. II. To Margaret Huffnagle, I take the liberty of willing Mary Beil- hart's giggles and Marjorie Kiernan's dimples. ,H Sec. III. To any member of the Junior Class, Jim Blackwood's Cheer Lead- ing ability. Sec. IV. To Leland Helt, Ed Casey's pleasure in hauling kids Baround in a truck. Sec. V. To John Bradley, Bruce Ginther's never failing art to make the most studious student laugh. Sec. VI. To Jennie Morelli I will Grace Caldwell's height. ' Sec. VIII. To Susie Mauro, Hildred Miller's talent as a songster, because SUS16,S to-be is a great lover of music. Sec. VIII. To Pearl Taylor, Carrie and Pearl Stewart's loud characteristics. Sec. IX. To Jim Degnan, Felix Butch's art to chew gum. Sec. X. To Theresa Holland, I bequeath Arlene Risher's beauty. ' Sec. XI. To Ray Holt, Rolland Lanpher's argumentative desposition. Sec. XII. To Perry Gasnier, who need it next year, I bequeath Sam Bel- tempo's tackling ability. Sec. XIII. To Rhea Abblett, Virginia Morris' ability to speak to any kind of an audience, on any subject, any time. Sec. XIV. To 'Porky' Lavelle, I will Mike Burick's knowledge of all sciences, especially Physics. Sec. XV. To Kate Thrasher, Betty CiminelIi's curly locks. Sec. XVI. To Roland Cope, P. J. Ready's and Milt Price's knowledge of note writing. Sec. XVII. To Galen Zimmerman, I bequeath those bee-u-ti-ful blusheslof Lawrence Dean and Guy Nicolette lNote-I had a very difficult time in persuading Marge and Hildred to permit me to give these away.J Sec. XVIII. To Loretta Halverstadt, Alice Legora's ardent admirers. Sec. XIX. To Mary Stiver, I bequeath Marg Kunkel's library restaurant. Sec. XX. To Ethel Paisley, Louise Falzetta's rules for keeping house. Abie, I hear, is very particular what he eats. Sec. XXI. To Dominic Butch, I bequeath the privilege, which Frank Billet noxiui claims, to keep close watch on those Freshman girls. fJicko doesn't like this very we . ' 19

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ilu' -N Q- BLUE AND WHITE W . 1l tmg, 1 - I, I J.. AL CALENDAR Mon.,Oct. 19.-Over the hills and far away The boys played foot-ball Saturday, And though the hills made old lizzy lame, They brought home the bacon just the ' same. We beat Salineville. Tues., Oct. 20.-Mr. Whinnery gave Mr. Butch his first lesson in wrestling. Thurs., Oct. 22.- The First Snowfall. Also a general downfall. Report cards out. Sat., Oct. 24.-We did win tomorrow as was hoped for yesterday. Mon., Oct. 26.-High School Hallowe-en party fine! Wed., Oct. 28.-A day of grace being past, Mr. Whinnery read a list of those whose report cards were not back. Sat., Oct. 31.-High School second team made its debut. Mon., Nov. 2.-Mr. Stonebraker parted his hair in the middle for the Hrst. Tues., Nov. 3.-The three mill tax car- ried. Congressman Frank Murphy ad- dressed the High School. Wed., Nov. 4.-Mr. Whinnery told the Physics class that he knew by experience that you could not think of her and study at the same time. Fri., Nov. 6.-On the calendar in the Lab.-M. K. and Milt made up. Boys up in front with speeches at Pep Meet- ing! Unusual! We did win to-morrow. Mon., Nov. 9.-High School mourns the loss of one of its number and extends its sympathy to the parents. Wed., Nov. 11.-Armistice Day was ob- served with two minutes of silence at eleven o'clock and a half-holiday. Fri., Nov. 13.-Miss Bechtoldt- John would you like to start the review of the story? John B.:- Sure I would like to, if I could. Mon., Nov. 16.-This starts ,education week. Pupils have made posters which are on display. Tues., Nov. 17.-Just after explaining how a crook can put fly paper on a win- dow and break it noiselessly, Mr. Whin- nery said that all good crooks in the country knew this. Wed., Nov. 18.- Loretta Halverstadt's English paper contained this valuable in- CContinuedJ formation, Washington Irving perfected the tail. Perhaps he is the missing link. Sat., Nov. 21.-It's too bad, boys, but you put up a splendid game! You played hard and clean and Leetonia is proud of every one of you. Wed., Nov. 25.- Mary Beilhart says she as an ache in her heart. The north end of the Physics class was highly entertained by the Charleston de- monstration in the hall by two sedate seniors. Thurs., Nov. 26.-Thanksgiving Day! Mon., Nov. 30.-Someone will get sore eyes yet! Did you notice Miss Bech- toldt's ah-er-sport hose? Thurs., Dec. 3.-What can have happened to Miss Clark's permanent? Thurs., Dec. 4.- Thou, too Rave On. Public Speaking Class entertained. Mon., Dec. 7.-Poppy counted twenty-four hairs in his moustache in the mirror which was passed around the Physics class while it was studying mirrors. Tues., Dec. 8.-After fire-drill, Mr. Stone- braker ordered the students to split on the stairs as they returned up the steps. Sat., Dec. 12.-Bazaar and Chicken Supper by the B. and W. Messenger and the Juniors. Tues., Dec. 15.-Birthday party at James Blackwood's. Fri., Dec. 18.-Fine Christmas program. Mrs. Renkenberger Moff was a welcome visitor. Fri., Dec. 25.-Merry Christmas! at home. Fri., Jan. 1, 1926.-Happy New Year! at home. Mon., Jan 4.-Vacation's over. Mr. Cle- ments is absent but not forgotten. His subsititute is Young. Thurs., Jan. 7.-Geometry class minus Mr. Clements, plus Mr. Stonebraker, equals steady work. Fri., Jan 8.-Dominic Bianco was elected president of the To-Be-Dumber Stud- ent Council. Fri., Jan. 11.-Mr. Clements was welcomed back. Tues., Jan. 12.-Mr. Whinnery-- The higher you go in school, the dumber you get. Physics class- How high' did you go? ' ' 21