Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

 - Class of 1960

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JAY McNEAL is still trying to talk Miss Cronacher into having a fiesta. MARJORIE MILLER is the valedictorian of the graduating class at O.U. JAN MOELLER has been named Mrs. Homemaker of the year. WAYNE MOORE is playing basketball in Bob Pettit's place with St. Louis. DAVID MORITZ has become a millionaire after working his way up in the Burger Industry. DELORES MOZENA is following in her mother's footsteps and married a minister. BILL, MURNAHAN has lust become the happiest lawyer in the world, he's the proud possessor of five brown-eyed history brains. JANICE MURPHY is playing a Mother part on Broadway. PENNY NEWLAND is raising the kids on a huge farm. ALLEN NEWMAN has become the first co-ed at Kenyon. VIRGINIA PARKS CALES is the new secretary of the State Highway Patrol. JAMES PRESTON is now manufacturer of the world's best horn-rimmed sun glasses. LOIS PRIDE is now happily married and raising little Botts. JANIE PYLES is now raising little Farmers on the campus of Miami University. KAREN QUARLES is now private secretary to a basketball star. JEFF REMY has built the world's largest Kroger Store at Harpe'r's Ridge. JANET ROBINSON is happily married and has four children. RONALD ROSE is still playing hookey in Miss CarIyIe's Problem Class. JOHN ROWE has been named the best artist' of the century. RONNIE SALLE is now doing impersonations on Broadway where he is the biggest hit of the season. FRANCES SANDERS is still taking shorthand from Miss Long. y FRED SANFORD has iust slept through an earthquake. l DALE SAUNDERS is still taking orders from an underclassman. KAY SAUNDERS is still meeting the most interesting Kentucki ns when her car's battery dies. i STEPHANIE SCHERER now teaching little brats while she waits for a certain big brat to graduate from college. TOM SHAFER has iust wrecked his Mid Night SpeciaI. RUTH SIMPSON is now in an FBI hospital recuperating from a dislocated hip. TOM SMITH is still making regular trips to Huntington to see W. T. BILL SMITH is still making the Wright turn in South Point. JANET SPARKS is still trying to learn to cook. CHARLES SPENCER has just woke up from his nap in ProbIem's class. PATTY STARKEY still prefers Fords! SUE STANLEY has found her ideal husband - he's rich! JIM STEWART now has a famous Dance Band of his own. BONNIE TAYLOR is still hanging around St. Joe. JUDY TAYLOR has taken Miss Long's place at l.H.S. NANCY THOMPSON is still going to Temperance Meetings. SUSAN THOMPSON finally got a date with Bob to hunt speckled Easter eggs. PAM THOMPSON finally got her wish - a ride on a blue motorcycle! DAVID THUMA is permanently residing at The Sportsman. TOM TIPTON received a space ship as his college graduation gift. SONNY TURNER is U.S. champion whiffle ball player. JUDY VENCILL is still attending all the class plays at Rock Hill. BOB VOGELSONG'S favorite dish is Parsley. MARY WALKE is still having great fun cruising around in her Pontiac. BERNARD WALLACE still enioys those younger girls at the Youth Center. MARY WALTERS is a successful nurse who still goes on those wild scavenger hunts. KAREN WEBB is still leaving notes in CIark's car. A FRANCES WELCH, the modern Florence Nightingale, is still known for her Love and Joy ! ANN WILLIS is now happily married to Charles. BARBARA WILLIS is still wild about South Point boys. MARION WISE is now living up to his last name. DOUGLAS ZORNES changed his name to Aaron, so he wouIdn't be at the end of the alphabet anymore.

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RONNIE FOSTER was best man at his ideal wedding. HELEN FRIEND is now managing her own softball, volleyball, ring toss, and basket- ball teams in the G.A.A. GARY FUGITT has more screaming fans and more record sales than Elvis ever dreamed of having. LINDA FUGITT and a certain other history whizz are raising little Good Citizens ! GARY FULLERTON is still trying to pass Junior English. RONALD GAFFNEY is still helping Mr. Colegrove at the concession stand. NORMAN GARNER is still listening to Miss Long say, Now, girIsI BOB GILMORE is now designing Paris sport shirts. DRELL GOFF is still waiting for Dana Titch. SHARA GOSSETT is writing a book about her gym class experiences entitled A-tin-e-rate. BECKY GULLION still has her Sixth Street EstabIishment. PATTY HALL has two new matching black eyes. WOODY HALL has iust been named All-American at Ohio State. RONNIE HAMMOND is living-it-up in Florida. CAROL JEAN HAMPTON is now taller than Ronnie. GLEN HANNON is now one of the Toni Twins. JEAN HARLACHER is still going steady with Dane. MARY ELLEN HARVEY now has the lead in Porgy and Bess. JOHN HAYES is now president of the D.S.C. RALPH HENRY is now the star of Championship Bowling on TV. JOAN HOLLEY still has plenty of boy problems. BOB HOSTLER is now an Eagle scout. DON HOWARD has his own customizing shop for automobiles. MARCELLA HUEY still hotrods around DUTEYVlLLE. VIRGINIA HUGHES has just won first prize in the National Fish Story contest. SANDRA HUNLEY is still doing impersonations of Miss Bailey. DIANE HUNTER has fallen in love for the ninety-nine hundredth time. HELEN HYLAND has got a new white Ford. ELLA IVES COFER is now a full-fledged member of the Air Force and is raising little Airmen. KAREN JONES is raising little Craigels on Boston Cream Pies. DANNY JOSEPH is still as quiet as a mouse in homeroom. CHe's still sleepingl. JOHN JUSTICE is now owner of a custom made motor scooter. JUDI KEENEY has iust been made a permanent partner of a pharmacy in Richmond, Indiana. LARRY KELLEY has now claimed the title of Rex Handsome II. PAM KENNETT is now the top instructor at Arthur Murray's studio in New York City. PHILIP KLINE is the proud possessor of pretty, bright-eyed Penney's to help him on his newly acquired farm. KAY LAMBERT has finally married Gary. RONNIE LAMBERT is now full of fish-hook holes. LANA LANE is still keeping secrets with Ruth, Kathy, and Patty. CHARLES LEACH has taken Tab Hunter's place in the movies and is now the lead- ing playboy in Hollywood. ARDYS LEFTWICH is now playing first chair sax with the Boston Pops. MARTIN LEWIS is the top nuclear scientist. RALPH LEWIS is still trying to soup-up his Ford. CHARLIE LOVEJOY has become an Army Five-Star General. FRANK LOYER is still staying home on Groundhog Day to see his shadow. GARY LYND has taken over Leggett's. NANCY LYONS was last seen trying to put a Shaffer's Super Market sign on top of a car. NANCY MASSIE has moved to Portsmouth to be near Paul. PATTY McDONIE is still trying to pass the physical at West Point. BILL McGARVEY'S wife has iust sued him for nonsupport. BARBARA McINTYRE is still working at Melvin's Grocery and looking around Coal Grove. TOM McMILLAN is still trying to decide.



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