Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

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Roberta McGaughey gladly leaves Physics class. To Mr. Kirscht, Bill McKee bestows his driving ability. I, Gale McLaughlin, leave my romantic ways to Eddie Frederick. John Jamison is the lucky receiver of Larry Mc- Laughlin's height. Joanne McMeans leaves her baton and Majorette position to Judy Khuns. I, Charles Miller, leave my Plymouth to anyone who can keep it in gas. Don Nelson leaves his typing ability to Sally Quinn. Patty Preteroti bestows her shyness upon Barbara Unger. Joanne Priester leaves her artistic values to Mr. Kleck. Don Robinson leaves his ambition in Physics class to Jim Douglas. To Mr. Powers, Fred Rosenberger leaves his chew- ing gum. Connie Rupp leaves her sparkling green eyes to Shirley Cogley. Kay Rupp leaves her black, curly hair to Patsy Hickox. I, Rosalie Rupp, leave my liking for P. O. D. to next year's lucky students. To Ali CBillJ Conn, Kay Schrecengost bequeaths her morning and noon time walks up the hill. Jack Schultz leaves his paper airplanes, rubber bands, and water guns, to Thelma Silvis. Glen Sharrer leaves his spot on Nicotine Corner to Robert Cabler. To Dave Stonebraker, Dick Sherry leaves his hunt- ing ability. I, Darrell Shirey, sadly leave my drums to Don Seanor. Bob Silvis leaves his perfect attendance in school to Martha Frye. Virginia Simmers leaves her debating ability to Bonnie Bish. Richard Stiteler leaves his nickname to Richard Milliron. Bob Troup leaves his position on the Varsity bas- ketball team to Neil Lydick. Tud McLaughlin is the receiver of Eleanor YValt- er's math ability. Betty Lou Williamson proudly leaves her Clarinet to Marilyn Marshall. Ralph and Raymond Williamson leave their ability to pay attention in Ag. Class to Norman Beers. Jim Wilson regretfully leaves his Hi-Fi set to the High School. Joyce Wolfe wills her love for Literature to Alex Preteroti. We gladly leave the Teachers to the underclassmen. To the Juniors we leave our advisors, Mrs Leek, and Mr. Baker. To the Sophomores we leave two years of hard work and study. To the Freshmen we give our sincerest sympathy. SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED BY THE CLASS OF ,58

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ffm. W!! We the class of 1958 being of sound mind and body, do hereby ordain and establish this as our last will and testament. Ken Adams leaves his boxing ability to Kenny Beers. I, jim Barrett leave my mischievousness to Ron Eckman. Nylene Bashline leaves her ability to take shorthand to Phyllis Collier. I, Tom Brice leave my attendance at band rehears- al to Kay McGrainor. Pauline Bussard leaves her wavey hair to her broth- er, Sammy. To Bernice Snyder, Jean Collier leaves her dancing ability. janet Cornman leaves her bookkeeping ability to Mr. Murray. john Cousins leaves wrestling skill to Eddie Dover- spike. jim Craig regrets to leave Dayton behind. I, Alvin Deemer, will my physique to Sam Patter- son. Don Dinger leaves his big stomach to anyone with a belt big enough to go around it. Vernon Doverspike leaves his farming ability to Jim Stover. Ada Duncan bestows her secretarial position to Virginia Fisher. Ethel Eckman leaves her love of Hillbilly Music to Mrs. Stull. I, Dale Farster, leave my pipe to anyone strong enough to smoke it. jim Ferguson sadly leaves his harmonica to Ron Early. Elzie Ferringer wills his rosy complexion to john Coleman. Carrie Lee Galbraith leaves her Chevy to anyone who can drive it. Jim Grifiith heartily leaves his old Ialopy to Mr. Baker. Nancy Hallman leaves her position in cafeteria line to anyone who can butt in. Garnet Hollenbaugh refuses to leave Everett to anyone. To Aldean Stockdale, Peggy Hyskell leaves her love for school. Maxine jamison unwillingly leaves her love for motorcycles to Jim Coleman. Robert Iamison wills his ambitiousness to Helen Livengood. Frances Kammerdiener wills her backwardness to Donna Snyder. john Kammerdiener wills his wavey, black, hair to Spike Crissman. Veljean Kline leaves her typewriter to Peg Mc- Laughlin. Louise Kunselman just wants to leave. To Gary jewart, Connie Leinweber leaves her place on the Honor Roll. Josephine Murray is the receiver of Judy Lloyd's cheering ability. Nancy Marshall leaves her homemaking to Shirley Shaffer. I, Alma Mathews, leave my popularity to Paula Barrett. Madelyn Maurer leaves her place on the girlis bas- ketball team to Charlotte Zimmerman. Harriet McCarty leaves her easiness to blush to Nancy Lloyd. George McCoy leaves his bright red hair to Mr, Marshall.

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