Leetonia High School - Lehiscan Yearbook (Leetonia, OH)

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UNDERCLASSMEN lst Row 'Mary Ellen Lipp, Charles Lippiatt, Janet Miller. Miriam Davis. 2nd Row- Lee Radler, Jacqueline Stouffer, Gayle Billet, David Pirigyi. 3rd Row Larry Holloway, Carol Keagy, Jean Fey- ock, Robert Gullett. JUNIOR OFFICERS President Janet Miller V. Pres. Charles Lippiatt Secretary Mary Ellen Lipp Treasurer Miriam Davis SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Lee Radler V. Pres, Larry Holloway Secretary Jacqueline Stouffer Treasurer Carol Keagy Page 'l'IYl'lllI'-Si'Yl'II FRESHMAN President V. Pres. Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS David Pirigyi Gayle Billet Jean Feyock Robert Gullett

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Class Will Richard Altomare leaves and is glad of it. Priscilla Barnes leaves to be with Chuck. Ruth Beiling leaves but her mother doesn't believe it. Lois Bilngham leaves all the Juniors good luck in their Senior year and hopes they all ma e it. Donna Brooks wills their Edsel to Kenny Mathey. Maxine Carey wills her dancing shoes to anyone who thinks they can wear them. Jerry Carroll leaves his Ford to anyone crazy enough to think he'd give it to them. David Childs wills his trombone to the highest bidder. Robert Clunen leaves with the hopes of getting a new Ford. James Cook wills his drivers license to anyone who can keep it. John Cope wills his loud mufflers to any cop who wants them. Lola DeJane wills her cheering outfit to some lucky Sophomore. Ted Fickes wills his ability to get along with Miss Wilhelm to his brother Calvin. Richard Friedberg wills his ability to get along with teachers to John Gibson. Fred Girard wills his car to anyone who thinks they can drive it. George Good leaves to always keep his good name. Gary Gotthardt leaves and takes his hot-rod with him. Verona Grady wills her quiet ways to Donna West. Jerry Guchemand leaves to become a second Liberace. Walter Gudat leaves disappointed because he found no nurses in the nursery. James Rance and Chum Hedl will their nicknames Click Click to anyone that gets along good enough to use them. Carol Hinchliffe wills her title as Football Queen to some lucky Junior. Marilyn Hinderliter wills her sense of humor to Miriam Davis. Larry Indermill wills his shyness to Chuck Lippiatt. John Kalafus wills his intelligence to Mike Mudger. Judy Kelm wills her bus seat to Joyce Morris. Joyce Leach wills her Elvis Presley membership card to Miss Wilhelm. Raymond Lodge leaves Esther to go to college. Judy Lossick wills her pony tail to John Altomare. Ginny Mancuso wills her ability to ride a horse to Sandy Boston. Joe Mango wills his football uniform to Danny Dattilio. Connie McMillan wills her natural blond hair to Noralee Strawhecker. Thomas Miller leaves with a thank you to the faculty, and wishes good luck to his secretary. Paul Morris wills his ability to get along with Miss Wilhelm to John Altomare. James Prior wills his ability to ride a motorcycle to Miss Topie. John Roose leaves the title Mr. Faker, that Ronnie Stecker left to him, to Tom Haschen. Barbara Sevenich wills her title as Snowball Queen to some lucky Junior. Francis Sevenich wills his quiet ways in History Class to John Gibson. Lelia Shade leaves her sisters to carry on the Shade Brilliance. Martha Shinn wills her position as Editor of the Bear Facts to some lucky Junior. George Slocum leaves his quietness to Jerry Gabriel, in hopes that he'll use it. Judy Spear leaves to become Secretary of Joe Mango's muscle building club. Jackie Stevenson wills her horse Sue to anyone brave enough to ride her. Arch Strabala leaves and takes his funny little giggle with him. Anitla Szkola leaves her messy locker to Eloise Beiling, to keep everything but school ooks in it. James Tingle wills his height to David Macry. Rosemary Troy leaves Mr. Roman with the nickname Twinkle Toes. Don Weikart leaves but with a diploma. Donna Weikart wills her sense of humor to Mr. Bailey. Mary Lou Welker wills her long hair to Tony Knott. Bertha Wolford leaves her freckles to Sandy Childs. To the Juniors we leave our front seats in assembly. fWatch out for those Sophomores they're always trying to steal them.l To the Sophomores we leave the job of the J unior-Senior Prom. To the Freshmen we leave plenty of homework and we do mean plenty. Francis Sevenich John Kalafus Virginia Mancuso Page Twenty-six

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