Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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CLASS WILLS CONTINUED M XSS' 5 sf J' . IX' .. . I . is 1 if NFS K if I, Kathleen Sikora, will to my sisters, Shirley and Pauline, my teachers and text- books and all my good times at D.H.S. l, Denny Pozzi, will to Dick McCoy, my tremendous display of knowledge. To Tim Hamilton and Dick my good times at D.H.S. My seat and books to any poor soul who wants them. I, Sue McGill, will to Ink my seat in homeroom, and to Joyce Minocchio, my typing desk in typing class. I, Bob McGuire, will to my sister, Kathleen, my books and to Carol my good times and my teachers. To Bill Young, Larry Hunter, and Bob Baker, anything I have left over at the end of the year. I, Jim Long, will to Mrs. Haney someone to take care of Physics equipment next year. To Gary Price and Bob Ritchey my books. I will to John Soules someone else to ride around at noon with. The rest of my good times I am taking with me. I, Alicia Clark, will to my sister, Brenda, all of my books and good times at D.H.S. and to Linda, Jar, and Kay everything that is left including third period. I, Richard Williams, will all my A's to my sister, Thelma, and to my brother, Jim, anything I have to offer that he doesn't a ready have. I, Jay Devaul, will to my brother, Gary, all my books and all my good times at D.H .S. and hope that he gets more good out of them than I did. I, Ann Groah, will to Mrs. Haney, someone who will make faces at her when she is assigning Chemistry and Physics lessons. And to my sister, Linda, all my good times at D.H .S. and the ability to get along in Junior and Senior English. I, Tim Rector, will to my sister, Janet, all my books and good times at Dennison. To Carol Fisher, my seat in Senior Homeroom. I, Patricia Huff, will to my sister Shirley my seat and books in Homeroom. To my brother, Bruce, I will my ability to get into trouble, and to my sister, Sandra, all my good times at D.H.S. I, Jane Case, will to all Juniors, the ability to make their Senior class as quiet and calm as ours was. To my brother, John, my seat in Senior homeroom, and all my books to anyone who wants them. I, Gary Thompson, will to my sister, Rita Ann, all my books and hope she gains as much knowledge from them as I did. To Mr. Vinic, another Shop class who was as quiet and attentive as ours was. I, Barbara Golec, will to my brother, Don, all my books and hope he uses them more than I did, to my brother, Roy, a ride to school every morning. To Beverly Mizer, all the fun and parties at D.H.S. I, Sandy Thompson, will to my sister, Cornell, my seat in Senior homeroom, all my books, and all the teachers. To Miss George, another small Shorthand class who is as much fun as ours, and to Mr. Shonk, a government class that will read the as- signments. I, Nancy Haskins, will to my sisters, Ruthie and Helen and to my brother, George, my good times at D.H.S. and to Mrs. Ong, another well-behaved English class like CUTS. B says Cottrell, will to Gary Zabel a fifth of Whiskey and all my bad times at 29

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CLASS WILLS CONTINUED I, Bob Barker, will to my brother, Nib, my football iersey and all my good times at D.H.S. To Wildman Zobel my ability to pole vault, and to Rodney Willard my position on the football team. I, Jim Basiletti, will to Gene McPeek, my number 1281 in :ports and to Maurice Dallas, one wad of spit for his basketball team the Spitwa s. I, Gloria McPeek, will to my sisters, Sharon and Sue, my place in cheering. To my brother Genie all my good times at D.H.S. and to Janet Moody all my books and hope she can get something out of them. I, Renie Kumbera, will my wonderful times and hard work at D.H.S. to Betty and Sally. I also will my position as head maiorette to the girl who will be best suited. I, Bob Davis, will to my brother, Bill, all my good times at D.H.S. and to Dick McCoy my basketball iersey. To Coach Shonk more victories than we had. I, Sand Shurtz, will to my sister, Linda, my books and seat in Senior homeroom. To all the kids that live in the Northend that have to walk to school, my ability to get a ride, If they slow down, iump in. To Foutz, Hunter, and Barth my Hot OIds and to Mr. Vinci another Title Page. I, Ron VanFossen, will to Larry Hunter all my chemicals in the lab, in hopes he will blow himself and a certain English teacher up. I, Regis McCue, won't leave one darn speck to anyone except my bleach which l'll leave to Mr. Cain. I, Norma Parrish, will my books and Senior seat in homeroom to my brother, Paul, with lots of luck and all my good times at D.H.S. to Nancy and Darrell, and to Mrs. Ong an English class as quiet as ours. I, Larry Rosenberry, leave to my girl, Nancy Roseberry, my seat in homeroom and all my good times at D.H.S. To Mr. Cain a Geograp y class that will read their lesson. I, Myrtle Murray, will to George Densley, my homeroom seat. To my sister, Elva, all my books and all my good times at D.H.S. to my brothers, Herbie and Amie. I, Wayne Hughey, ain't wilI'in nothin to nobody. l, Ruth Wright, will to the person who succeeds me as Editor of the Hi-Lites all my spare time to nurse their many headaches in, and to the rest of the South Side gang my ability to barely breeze by the 8:l0 train every morning so as not to be late for school . l, Jackie Fetters, will to my brother, Buck, who is a Sophomore, everything I have learned in my I2 years of school. However I know it won't do him any good, because he already is smarter than I am. I, Dave Risley, will my seat in homeroom to Bill Spects Sudduth and my books to anyone who wants them. To Kathleen McGuire, all my good times. I, Linda Henry, will to my brother, Bob, my seat in homeroom and to Joyce Minocchi, my seat on the bus. 28

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