Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

 - Class of 1960

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RALPH HENRY, devise my ability to get along with teachers to whomever wants it. JOANN HOLLEY, devise my ability to get along with Mr. White to Mama's Pet and Skyrocket Bean. ROBERT HOSTLER, devise my short circuits in Physics to Ohio Power. DON HOWARD, devise my big mouth and little brain Iwhen it comes to girlsb to Mark Scott. MARCELLA HUEY, devise my crush on Gary to Ruth, and my ability to drive without hitting parked cars to Karen Tennant. VIRGINIA HUGHES, devise my position as iust Ginny to anyone who wants it. SANDRA HUNLEY, devise my name of Hot Rod to Wanda Bucklew. DIANE HUNTER, devise my bag of orange lolli- pops to Madolin McMillan. HELEN HYLAND, devise my gift of gab to Mary Hankins. ELLA FAYE IVES COFER, devise my wedding memories to Lucille Evans. KAREN JONES, devise my A average in American History to Lana Jones and Brian Allen. DANNY JOSEPH, devise my ability to get along with Armour Simpson to Charles Willis and Jack Leonard. JOHN JUSTICE, devise my chemistry seat to Alan Moore. JUDY KEENEY, devise my position as one of the typists on the Owl Staff to Sandra Patrick. LARRY KELLEY, devise my ability to get along with substitute teachers in Mixed Chorus to Karen Tennant. PAMELA KENNETT, devise my ability to take shorthand and transcribe it to Lana Lanier. PHILIP KLINE, devise my ability to evade the cops with my loud pipes ro Jeff Hanichen. KAY LAMBERI, devise my ability to get caught at anything I do to Kay Waddell. RONALD LAMBERT, devise my second-hand fish hook that l stole from Rosie Hampton to Buddy Belville, who needs it. LANA LANE, devise my charm so that she may get a certain Sax player to Gerty Boyd. CHARLES LEACH, devise my ability to perform city-wide blackouts to Steve Woods, Bruce Morgan, and Mike Burcham. ARDYS LEFTWICH, devise my parking place at the Star-Lite to anyone who wants it. MARTIN LEWIS, devise my love and charm to Jeannie Derifield. RALPH LEWIS, devise my seat in English IV to any Junior who wants it. CHARLES LOVEJOY, devise my basketball abil- ity and ability to get along with the coach to Jim Johnson. FRANK LOYER, devise my seat in P.O.D. class to anyone who wants it. GARY LYND, devise my gym locker to anyone who wants it. NANCY, LYONS, devise my ability to stay in trouble to Joanie Baker and Carla Faye Smith. NANCY KAY MASSIE, devise my seat in English class to Sarah Ranson. PATRICIA McDONIE, devise my measurements to any Junior girl capable of fitting them. WILLIAM MCGARVEY, devise my ability to get a job to Jo Etta Gavan. BARBARA MclNTYRE, devise my history ability to my sister, Sharon. THOMAS McMILLAN, devise my ability to stay slim to LittIe John Edwards. JAY McNEAL, devise my road map of Cattlets- burg to Donald Dheel. MARJORIE ANN MILLER, devise my little green pen and my sweat shirt to Rufus Cardwell. JAN MOELLER, devise my teachers to the next generation of Moellers, and to the Haileys. WAYNE MOORE, devise to the Junior class from the Senior class Bob Clay, who will return to their basketball team next year. DAVID MORITZ, devise my great friend Bob Shockley to Bill Morgan. DELORES MOZENA, devise Mrs. Hannon's much loved theme papers to the Junior class.

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I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, SANDRA CRAWFORD, devise the treasured name of Senior to the class of '61 . JANE CURNUTTE, devise all my clothes to my sis Kate. She wears them anyway. SANDRA CURRINGTON, devise my ability to suck lemons during band concert to Joanie Baker. FRANK DALTON, devise my presidency of the V.I.C. to Charles Leach. GEORGE DAVIDSON, devise my summer ro- mance to Molly McKenna with love. CURT DAVIS, devise my seat in Probate Court to another traffic violater. ROBERT DAVISSON, devise my slide rule and all old used stubs of student council pencils to Fred Bench, maybe he can resell them. LINDA DERIFIELD, devise my love and the rest of my life to John Allen. PAUL DESTOCKI, devise my seat as democratic floor leader in American History to Sonia Justice. CHARLES DHEEL, devise my wonderful talent in English to Andy Hogston. GUY DILLARD, devise my position in Ironton High to Jack Leonard. JUDITH EASTER, devise my ability to get along with Miss Forgey to Barbara Allen who needs it. GAYLA EELLS, devise my office of secretary to Pam Cox. LARRY ERVIN, devise my greasiest uniform to my brother, Ike. LUCILLE EVANS, devise my ability to get along with Coal Grove boys to my sister, Sue. PATRICIA FALLS, devise my ability to keep Mr. Kautz on pins and needles while learning to drive to my sister, Connie. GARY FILLGROVE, devise my Mercury to any- one in Auto Mechanics who will work on it. NORMA FILLGROVE, devise my ability to get in trouble and stay there to my brother, Les, Jr. CHARLES FLETCHER, devise my football shoes to Buddy Quarles. JAMES FOE, devise my convertible to my brother, Roger. ROGER FORD, devise my three periods of band to anybody that wants them. RONALD FOSTER, devise that the Junior class see the American history and General Science Department become one. HELEN FRIEND, devise my front seat in Prob, lems class to Brenda Beaver. GARY FUGITT, devise my seat in all my classes next year to Gary Fugitt if he is unlucky enough to get them. LINDA FUGITT, devise my A average in Prob lems to my sister, Judith. GARY FULLERTON, devise my crescent wrencl to Armour Simpson. RONALD GAFFNEY, devise my grease rag i shop to anyone entering shop. NORMAN GARNER, devise that most powerfi name of SmeIly to Marie Hayes. ROBERT GILMORE, devise my hot rod books 1 Mike Dalton. DRELL GOFF, with all my love, devise rr goatee to my faithful Egnlish IV teacher. SHARA GOSSETT, devise my ability to get I in gym class without taking a shower to Jonc Bucklew, Carla Rollyson, and Carol Ann Ven BECKY GULLION, devise my Sixth Street Ma sion to anyone who can get as much good o of it as I have. PATRICIA HALL, devise my most exciting bla blah to Joanie Baker. WILLIAM HALL, devise. RONALD HAMMOND, devise my dirty soc and shirt to Bill Morgan. CAROL JEAN HAMPTON, devise my ability get along with Mr. White to Patty Sinnott. GLEN HANNON, devise. JEAN HARLACHER, devise my ability to g cheerleader at least once to Linda, my sist' in high school. MARY ELLEN HARVEY, devise my wonder personality to Beverly Thomas. JOHN HAYES, devise what hair I have to I Bowman, who doesn't as yet seem to km what the word means.



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WILLIAM MURNAHAN, devise my Spanish books ? to some fish. PENNY NEWLAND, devise my piccolo to Sharon Kline. ALLEN NEWMAN, devise my seat in trig. to anyone crazy enough to take it. VIRGINIA PARKS CALES, devise my ability to capture a State Highway Patrolman to Barbara Allen. JAMES PRESTON, devise my Hollywood sun- glasses to Ida Mayo. LOIS PRIDE, devise my common sense to Bev- erly Thomas. JANIE PYLES, devise my halt ownership in the little blue Austin to Helen Frecka. KAREN QUARRELS, devise my brother, Buddy, to Ironton High's football and basketball teams. JEFF REMY, devise my beloved Kitts Hill to Jerry Miller. JANET ROBINSON, devise my typing ability and my typewriter to anyone that wants it. RONALD ROSE, devise my ability to miss school on test days to Richard Killin. JOHN ROWE, devise my horseshoes in my backyard to Jay McNeal so he can win the Kentucky derby with them. FRANCES SANDERS, devise my seat in Prob- lems to Willa Dean Parker. RONNIE SALLE, devise my ability to get dates with Miss Bradley to my good friend and buddy Harry Williams. FRED SANFORD, devise my ability to sleep in Mixed Chorus to anyone who can get by with it. DALE SAUNDERS, devise the beautiful fog-gray Ford Trunk to Ronda Chattield. KAY SAUNDERS, devise my head maiorette uniform to the cutest girls in town, Allision and Angela. STEPHANIE SCHERER, devise my ability to al- most get paddled to Carla Rollyson. THOMAS SHAFER, devise my whole lot ot nothing and my little bit of something to the Junior Class as of June 3. RUTH SIMPSON, devise my title as Senior cheer- leader to Jo Ann Sloan. I really hope you make it. BILL SMITH, devise my ability to get kicked out of Physics to any lucky person. JANET SPARKS, devise my ability to keep my mouth shut to my little sister Sandy Williams. CHARLES SPENCER, devise my ability to run E good race to Marvin Johnson. PATTY STARKEY, devise my ability to chase Fords to somebody who can catch them. SUE STANLEY, devise my ability to get Dave to a certain KID in the Class of '62, who sure needs it. BONNIE TAYLOR, devise my ability to ge passing grades in Problems to my sister Bar bara. JUDY TAYLOR, devise my nickname, TATA ti any Taylor who wants it. NANCY THOMPSON, devise my typewriter ti some unlucky Junior. SUSAN THOMPSON, devise Dana and Sara Jan Titch to Debbie Thompson. PAM THOMPSON, devise that certain 50 cent to my sister Debbie because she'll never ge it any other way. DAVIDTHUMA, devise my reputation and abi ity to get along with the Moopes to Butch A kerman. TOM TIPTON, devise my seat in Shorthand ' anybody tiendish enough to take it. SONNY TURNER, devise all my chewing gu wrappers to Raymond Sharp. JUDY VENCILL, devise my brains and gradi to my cousin Joe Vencill. MARY WALKE, devise my ability to make go: grades in Problems to my sister, Janet. BERNARD WALLACE, devise my love poems Patsy Peyton. MARY ANN WALTERS, devise my scenic vie in Problems class to Sharon'Kline and my bro1 er Charles. P.S.: don't go to sleep. KAREN WEBB, devise my ability in Typing my sister Patty.

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