Springfield High School - Spartana Yearbook (Akron, OH)

 - Class of 1960

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Our Junior class play, Lo and Behold, featured: Roy Penwell Tim Campfield, Margie Hale, Rockford Richardson, Dorry Saunders, Janet Kulic, Mike Clayton, and Jay Abercrombie. The play was directed by Mr. Robert Collins, with Sue Slevin as Student Director. Judy Hill was in charge of Programsg Carol Griffin, Publicityg Sandy Bourn, Make-upg 'Ioan Limburg, Propertiesg Rusty Drum- mond, Stage Crewg Dick Ankeny, Ushersg George Farris, Electricians' Carol james and Jay Abercrombie, Stage Managers. r

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21 sg, ' P6 G 4 6 5 fo' aka o ,fo 645 W D I A'a5 Q age The Springfield Twp. High School Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind and body, does bestow and bequeath the following tangible and intangible worldly goods. BARBARA DEPIZZOL leaves her seat in Mixed Chorus to Mike Houghton because he likes the soprano section so well. SUNNY BAKER bestows the drawings on her locker door to next year's occupants. RONALD AUSTIN wills his blue eyes to Mrs. Gingrich. DICK ANKENY bequeaths all of his extra brownie points with Miss Nolt to Linda Roberts. fShe'll need them.j SCOTT ANDRICK leaves his ability to get into arguments with Bogiel, to Jim France. CAROLE ALTHOFF wills three well-used majorette uniforms to her band man, Stan. DEE ALLEN leaves the shyness, willed to her last year by Linda Rager, to Frankie Webb. ALICE ADAMS bequeaths her power to keep from blushing to Dave Byrant. JAY ABERCROMBIE bestows his ability to get along with Miss Nolt to anyone who needs it. JUDY BITTINGER wills Butch her title of Terror of Congress Lake and also the football uniform she never received. ALAN BORING leaves his place beside Bogie on the bench at basket- ball games to whoever wants it. SANDIE BOURN bestows her ability to flirt to Dennis Ripple. LIZ BOGGS wills Miss Shirley Bator her dear little Bill Luplow and wills her footballeuniform to Butch. It didn't fitll' FRED BELL bequeaths his ability to get along with the opposition and his outstanding sports ability to Jeff Gibson. RONNIE BARRON bestows Sandie Bourn to any lower classman who wants her. Qpoor boyj SYBIL BELL leaves her talk on her Romantic Love to Mr. Dan Groh, and her uniform to Butch. GLENN BARKER wills his unused books to anyone who wants them. GEORGE HARRIS bestows his position of band manager to his deserv- ing brother Tom. DARLENE MILHOAN wills Mr. Groh and his driving class, plus the car that is always stalling, to Nancy Timms. JUDY MC KINNEY bequeaths her scratchy shorthand pen and rusty typewriter to Diana Dietz. GERALD ROGERS leaves his intelligence in law class to his younger brother who will probably take it. JACK EVANS wills Harold Lake his seat in Miss Nolt's government class. JANICE FIELD bestows her seat in first period government class to Tank McCoy. RONALD ROBINSON bequeaths his greenhouse to Butch. REGENA RIBLE'I'I' wills her seat in govemment class to her sophomore sister who will do a better job of warming the seat. MARLA MORGAN leaves her drivers-training class and good-looking teacher to Pat and Donna. Those lucky girls. JUDY LAMBERT bequeaths her first trumpet position in the band to Nancy Miller. JUDY KNOTTS bestows her sextet sweater to Mr. Davis. RICHARD HOLT wills all his textbooks to his brother Ben. RONNIE CONNER leaves his footsteps and hopes his sister doesn't follow them. DREXEL TABOR bestows on the freshmen some good, sound advice: enjoy yourself while you're young! SANDRA SZARAZ bequeaths all of her good grades to her sister Sue?? CAROLYN SWARTZ wills her seat in Miss Nolt's government class to Jon Wieland. RUTH SCHREIBER leaves quietly. DAVID HERTZOG bestows his English book to Carl Eutsey. CAROL JENKINS bequeaths her typewriter to someone with flying fingers and also leaves a pair of false eyelashes to Paula Halman. CINDY KNIGHT wills her favorite teachers: Mr. Kurtz, Mrs. Smith, and several other nice teachers to her brother who will attend SHS in the future. DAN WARDER.leaves first base to Tiger Morgan. RUTH VOYTKO bestows her driving abilities to Mary Weicht. DON MC FARLAND wills his ability to knit to Ike', Glinsky. JEAN WILSON leaves her corny sense of humor to Mr. Bako. KAREN WILLISON bequeaths, to anyone who wants it, the ability to put 40 miles on the car by only going to Ellet and back! . ED STEWART wills his spot as organizer of Pine Township and his nickname to Jim France. BEV SPENCER leaves Marsha Drummond the whole business. JANET FLINT bestows on Joyce her seat in government class 5th period. WILMA JOHNSON wills her seat on the bus to anyone who is unfortu- nate enough to get on. DAVE VVILLIAMS leaves all of his track ability to Dan Atchinson. CHARLES SMITH bestows on Glinsky his motorcycle goggles. JOHN UNDERWOOD bequeaths his physics book to Mr. Dombo. CAROL GRIFFIN bestows on Dave Pacuit her 101 excuses on how to get the car. ROGER SYX leaves a shot '57 Chevy to anyone who wants it. JOANN DRENNEN wills her ability to talk and get into trouble to Frankie Webb and Carol Cliver. SUE SLEVIN bequeaths her teachers, except poor Mr. Dombo, pleasant memories of her. CAROL JAMES leaves her ability to talk on the phone to Anna Hend- rickson. BOB SIMPSON wills his jokes to Mr. Collins and his psychology class to any other bum that wants it. LOUIS IGLEHART bestows his locker on anyone that can clean it out. JUNE EMERSON bestows all her extra Brownie points to her brother. CAROLYN JOHNSON leaves, to all the teachers who will have her sister Joanee next year, a bottle of nerve pills. CLARK VAN SCYOC bequeaths his bicycle to Butch. WILLIAM O'DONNELL wills his locker and books to anyone who can use them. RONNIE JUSTICE leaves his dirty old track shoes to T. Jewell. SANDY MORELEY wills her ability for narrow escapes to any poor, unsuspecting, underclassmen who want it. DALE FRALEY bestows his ability to keep quiet in study hall to Dave Eisentrout. JACKIE LORAH leaves her whistle, baton, and majorette uniforms for Paulette Baldwinls use next year and her sister Patti's use in 1961. LYNN CARNEY bestows all the milk bottles in the cafeteria to Bill Smith for the rest of his school years to come. ROY PENWELL wills his 515.00 guitar to Butch. RICHARD LOHR bequeaths to his brother Don, at Central, a speedy trip through high school and a locker door that always needs repair. JOY WESTFALL leaves nothing to no one because she has nothing to leave and no one to leave it to. KATHY ZEHNER bequeaths her seat in government class to Bob Werner. ERMA EARLENBAUGH bestows her place in lunch line to Lillian Molnar and Terry Schrock. RAY WRIGHT leaves his seat in the senior class to Bob Werner or any- one that wants it. MARTHA JOHNSON wills her locker and all its contents to her brother Davie. Good luck, Davie, youlll need it.', LESLIE GOLEC bequeaths his position as president of Pine Twp. to Wayne McCoy. NANCY WITWER leaves to Diane Piggott the ability to resist pizza. JUDY JOHNSON bestows her govemment classes to Luana Bolingei and Carol Philips. PAT GARDUNO leaves a seat in the soprano section of Mixed Chorus to Danny Kelley, who is the worldis worst tenor. ED WISE wills his nose guards to Roy Williams. WAYNE SHAKEN bestows his ability to get along with Butch to his brothers Bill and Lyn. SHARON HECKART wills her good grades to Brother Butch. LINDA WEISS bequeaths to l'Tank McCoy her old cheerleading uniform. GERRY SCHROCK leaves his attractiveness to girls to Ricky Stringer.

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