Jackson Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (North Jackson, OH)

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E LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Being of sound mind and body, we, the class of 1954 do hereby will and bequeath our worldly possessions: To the faculty we leave peace and quiet. To the Juniors we leave the worms in the candy bars. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get along with the faculty. To the Freshmen we leave our brains ? ? ? Bill Andrews wills his superiority in basketball to Billy Dickson. Annabelle Bailey wills her blush to anyone who wants it. Charles Berry wills his love of football to Dave Metzler. Bob Brown wills his position as end man to Dewey Clark. Millie Carnessali wills her height to Larry Beytos and please take good care of it. Betty Cribley wills her short hair to Dorothy Klingeman. Jesse Crum Wills his need for a haircut to Harold Schisler. Barbara Daugherty wills her job as statistician to Mary Kovach. Margie Davis wills her love of English to Wayne Harmon. Marlene Harris wills her dimples to anyone who wants them. Glenn Harshman Wills his position as Captain to Delmar Stanley. Nick Hlywa wills his hair to Mr. VanAuken. Ed Ipe wills his brains in English to Dave Metzler. Paul Kovach wills all his wonderful equipment in physics class to Mr. Conti. Tom Lacusky wills his curly hair to Jack Purdy. Rodella Leichliter wills her bassoon to Mr. Furney. Donna McDonalwil1s her Light and Bright to Linda Snowden. Tom McDougal wills his height and weight to Delmar Stanley. Janet Miller wills her music ability to Mr. Furney. Rudy Pence wills all his knowledge about girls to Wayne Harmon. Dick Ramsey wills all his music ability to anyone who likes to come in at 5:00 a.m. Bob Schleicher wills his extra weight to Tommy Reinhart. Nancy Smith wills her baton to Janice Kimpton. Vera Stevens Wills her imagination to anyone who Wants it. Patty Walton wills her four years as majorette to anyone who likes to argue. Bill Walter wills his job selling candy to any junior who wants it. Bud Warner wills his safe driving to Mr. Perlitz. Jim Welsh Wills his excess weight to Dave Metzler. Charles Wilson wills his cool temper to Mr. Billick. Harry Waddington wills his ability to have the right answers at the right time to Jim Gothay.

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JU ICR CLASS First Row: Left to right: D. Klingeman, M. Kovach, P. Kurzawa, J. Kimpton, L. Snow den,M. Powronznyk, P. Prokop, E. Young, C. Rovder. Second Row: Mrs.Kovachik, M. Frank, R. Welk, M. Tobin, C. Berry, C. Book, R. Le- hotsky, L. Wilson, M. Marshall, E. Collins, Mr. Brinkley. Third Row: J. Purdy, M. Stearns, G. Thomas, D. Shrader, B. Short, J. Bletso, A. Schmidt, D. Clegg. Fourth Row: W. Harmon, H. Dettmer, S. Cunn, J. Davitt, G. Chalfant, R. Vasko, E. Phillips, G. Theisler, E. Schleicher, E. Schleicher. Fifth Row: D. Clark, D. Shoff, R. Roof, L. Baytos, D .Galayde, D. Metzler, J. McKee, J. Marshall, E. Hess, P. Dierkes. We started our Junior year by having a magazine subscription drive, in which we made over 3400. Cur class rings arrived on December 21, 1953. Cur sponsors were Mrs. Kovachik and Mr. Brinkley. The class officers were: President, Lawrence Baytosg Vice-President, Phyllis Kurzawag Secretary, Cla Ann Book, Co-Treasurers, Ruth Ann Lehotsky and Ed Hess, Student Couh- cil Rep. Mary Kovach. Several of our boys participated in the various sports. Nancy Truitt was chosen varsity cheerleader and Phyllis Kurzawa was chos- eg reserve cheerleader. We also had several members in both the band and c orus.