Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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Johnny McMahon has had polio and has never attended public schools. He has been tutored and his perseverence and determina- tion have enabled him to graduate as a member of the Class of T960 of lronton High School. For the past three years he has been tutored by Nlr. Randy Falls. His favorite subject is history, he dislikes math. He enioys television and radio, but his favorite entertainment is his hi-fi. The records in his collection number over 400. This includes classical, iazz, and popular, but popular records are his favorite. He likes the Four Freshman and Stan Kenton. In his spare time Johnny makes model ships which he uses for decoration in his room. Though he says he is not an artist, he uses paint-by-number sets and he has some beautiful pictures hanging on his vvall. Photography is Johnny's prime interest and he plans to make it his life's work. He ovvns a Polaroid camera, and at present a professional photographer is counseling him. The Class of T960 is very happy to have you as a member, Johnny, and may your future be filled with happiness and SUCCESS. t l x

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lsn'f that sweet! mem WW HILARITY HOUSE Isobel Jordan Kathi Jordan Betts Jordan ,7A Lucindy Peck D Cha racters Wally O'Shane D Buzz Bassett Stan Lawler , Jefferson Jordan Dora Devine Dixie Devine Karen Helm , Brenda Beaver Wanda Schilling e Ruth Cardwell Fred Bench H Bill Meyers Larry Chinn Bob Houston D Sarah Hallman ,, N Jerry Miller These are some really tough characters. If he-'5 dying - he'll go happy! l Such well rnannered young ladies! The place is really rockin'.

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1445 7060 and Seam eau ay 1960 Vuaton Seam 921494 Seduce Ironton, Ohio ROSETTA ACKISON devise my carving knife I, JOHN BOGGS, devise my many parking places for better effects in desks to Henrietta Fitts. KENNETH ROBERT ADAMS, devise my football and basketball numbers to the next unlucky person. RICHARD ADKINS, devise my lathe in machine shop to my little beanhead. ROSEMARY ADKINS, devise my poor typewriter in transcription to the next unfortunate iunior. KATHY ALLEN, devise my ability to take two classes of the Carlyles in one day to anyone unlucky enough to try it. SUZANNE ANDERSON, devise my nickname Su-zone to any girl unlucky enough to have the name Suezanne. MIKE ANTONIK, devise my ability to play bas- ketball to any iunior who can do better. KENNETH ARMSTRONG, devise my ability not to get along with the teachers to Phyllis Gustin. CAROLE ARTHUR, devise Tom Bowman to Mary Crance and Jerry Bowman to whoever wants him. PHILLIP ARIIS, devise my seat that I broke in assembly to Mike Lutz. WINIFRED BALL, devise my seat in Problems class to anyone who can stand the subiect. FRANK AINSWORTH, devise all my good grades in Problems to any iunior. GARY BAZELL, devise my ability to get along with Tom Schafer to Charles Alamander Leach. MICKEY BELCHER, devise my hours of sleeping in Problems to my sister, Babe. at the Bluegrass to Larry Shelton. JERRY BONZO, devise my ability to get A's in English to some unlucky iunior. ERNEST BOWMAN, devise the BB gun which was used in the Black-out attempt to Charlie Rawlins. MIKE BOWMAN, devise my parking place in the l5th row at the Starlight to John Bill Brownstead. BARBARA BRAMMER, devise my ability to get passing grades to Pat, Gary, Eddie, and Steve. ELSIE BRUBAKER, devise my book in chemistry and my locker in lab to Eleanor Brubaker. CHARLES BUCKLEW, devise all my hair and comb to John Bill Brownstead. KENNETH CLARK, devise my ability to run around in circles to anyone who wishes to be a big wheel. LINDA CLASSING, devise my seat in shorthand I and ll to Sharon Beals. BOB CLAY, devise my couch to A.R. GARY COBURN, devise my seat in 220 Study Hall to Karen Moore. JANICE COLLINS, devise my ability to play ping-pong HA to my sister Regina. THOMAS COMER, devise my portable heli- copter to Wanda Schilling. SHARON CORBIN, devise my position as head cheerleader to Jeanie Dalton. MARTHA CORNELL, devise my typing eraser in typing class to Jeanie Lewis.