Stow Monroe Falls High School - Stoanno Yearbook (Stow, OH)

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CLASS WILL BILL STEMPLE wrlls hrs height to that lrttle freshman Tom jones SUE STARR wrlls hcr abrlrty to stay out of trouble to her brother Frank ISADORA SOMOSKO wrlls her abrlrty to hrt the right note at thc wrong trmc to any clarrnct playcr who thrnks hc can do rt BARBARA ROGERS bcqucaths hcr short harrdos to any underclassman who rs too lazy to put hers up-namely Mary Lrnda Shrltz MIRIAM RUSSELL wrlls her abrlrty to have srx lrnes rn the senior play to Kathy C owles BETTY SLATER wrlls hcr sparkling personality to Nancy Semler CAROL SAMPSON wrlls Kenny Mitchell her abrlrty to play the cornet TOM HILLYER wrlls Carol Holeman to Lynn Troyer and he knows he wrll take good care of her DONNA FISHER grves to her srster Margie her adeptness at getting speeding tickets CLAIRE LOVELAND leaves her unusual talent for growing a cool head of black brown blond and gray harr to jack Hrcks SALLIE FOGARTH wrlls to her brother jack the stamina to keep hrs prnk orlon sweater and hrs ID bracelet for himself KATHRYN ERWIN wrlls all the pictures rn her brllfold to anyone who thinks they can stuff them rn therrs LYDIA EDMINISTER wrlls her abrlrty to play xolleyball wrth her head to anyone who rs as good a player as she rs Fred Ertley TOM HICKIN bequeaths hrs quret nature to Norma Shrnkrow ANNINE GRAM leaves her love for studying to Tony Brustoskr and her sense of humor and singing talent to Betty Mrnrer DAN GLEGHORN wrlls hrs harr to a teacher who needs rt GAIL GAGE grves to anyone who wants rt her seat rn drivers trarnrng class BOB GEMBERLING wrlls hrs straight wavy harr to Tom ones MUIRLYN MILLER grves her talent for being 1 rerndeer rn the Christmas Chapel to Leanne Coulter MARTHA MITTEN vurlls her accumulated debate material to the mrghty team of Lynn Grubb and Wayne Brower rn hopes that they use rt to make a good name for Stow MARY ELLEN MOORE leaves her 759 game rn bowlrng to Jim Cahrll TOM NITZSCHE wrlls hrs small straight nose to jack Hicks DELORES REID leaves four wonderful years at Stow to anyone who deserves rt JOANN CHAMBLESS wrlls to Martha Putt the corner booth at the Trp Top wrth the hope that she doesn t eat too many hamburgers wrth everything but onron JUDY CHAPIN grves her start of a Mrnk coat to any cold junior BOB BRISBIN bequeaths Jack Fogarty hrs adeptness at staying away from grrls EDDIE BERG wrlls hrs great big smrle to Leon Downrng PAT WERNER wrlls her jokes and the one wrlled to her to any rumor who has courage enough to tell them DIANE WILLINGHAM leaves her typing abrlrty to Brll Brown JIM WOLFE wrlls hrs trouble rn Mr Savrers room to Chuck Cooper DONNA THOMAS grves her short harr to Drane Porter and her' empty wallet to Joan Bachtel to frll EDDIE WALLACE wrlls hrs Grrl Scout cap to all the up and coming Brownres of Stow High GLEN DAUGHERTY bequeaths hrs place as drummer rn the band to Noel Ven arage DUANE SNYDER wrlls hrs abrlrty to be a fall guy for everyones jokes to Bucky Mackenroth . . .7 . a A 1 I 4 3 1 , 'A . T 4 1 1 1 I A 'I H y 7 L l S . 5 7 1 7' ' ' ' . . . V Y. DONNY GRAY leaves his ability to get in trouble with the schools traffic cop to . 7, . . , .... 7 9

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JUDY JOHNSON bequeaths her fountain pen to Patsy Barrett. BETTY LANDIS wills her natural red hair to Nancy Moffat. FRANK TAFEL leaves his ability to grab high gear rubber to Jerry Gordon. ROBERT PARRISH wills the weekly high school cage and football schedules to anyone who cannot participate in sports, which to him gave a sense of participation. BOB SWEENY wills his Sweeney Smackern to Ozzie Brisbin, JOYCE SURGEN leaves her earrings to Marvin Wilt to decorate his beautiful ears BEVERLY Watson wills her colt to Bertha Snowberger if she thinks she can tame PATTI BUCHANAN bequeaths h r favorite parking spot to Martha Putt hoping she can keep it a secret and not get caught any more CHRISTINE KOFFROTH wills her seat in Mrs Clarks 6th period study hall to any unsuspecting Freshman who thinks he can get away with any funny business DICK VAN SISE wills has drivers license to im Iikens who will probably be needing another in the future RICHARD HINDALL wills his job as supervisor in the shop to Tommy Wright ALLAN SALADIN leaves his ice cream scoop to Ross Holden BOB CROSS wills Jim XX hitfield all his old Ford parts and the ability to keep cars on the road LOIS COCKERHAM wills to Warren Rutan her ability to go steady for two years CALVIN HOLLEY wills his pink suedes and seventeen bottles of suede cleaner to Miss Workman ELEANOR CHAPMAN leaves her driving dexterity to anyone who w ants it SHIRI EY SNYDER gives her place in office practice to anyone vv ho can do a e ter job ROLLIN MORRISON bequeaths his quiet disposition to Butch lngraham OYCE MCCHESNEY wills her ability to skate on New Years Eve to ack Hick BYRON MCDONOLIGH leaves his ability to go steady so long to lynn Troycr GEORGE MacADAM vvills his technique of speed shifting to Mr Iximpton PAT THIES wills her ability to go steady to Bucky M ackenroth and her pony tail to Kathryn Case GEORGE WILSON wills his habit of being late for Miss Workmans class Stuart Hudson and his garage to Tom Aikens DAVE MULVANEY bequeaths his basketball uniform to that tall and lanky Freshman by the name of Davey Gordon en BONNIE MARHOFER leaves tlae abalitv to get ten people n th rel Chevy t anyone who thinks they can do it LOIS IESSIG wills her beat up baton to Pat Horn so she can beat someone up CLARA CHAPMAN leaves her abllttv to stall the ear in drivers training to whom ever wants it WANDA JOINES wills all her Girl Scout camping equipment to John Marhofer for his future trips to Girl Scout camp BOB SIMPRINS vvills all his talents and his seat in sixth period eivaes class anyone who can sit in it for a whole forty five minutes DICIx VUILSON wills Fred Ertley has supervisors job in shop CAROLYXI CORK leaves all the fun shes hal in Spanish class to neaet years cs tudiantes We the Senior Class of l955 being of sound mind ind body and being an ineor porate segment of tlae student body of Stow High Selaool do hcrebv and therein declare this to be our last vv all and testament XVe leave tlae Class of Do all tlae innumerable tilents and outstanding qutlitics with which we were endowed Mero 091001709 . 1 A . . I it. ' e . ' A . ' f ' ' I1 ' y . V. I . E , J Y t I . . P A Y . I V .. Y . I at 1 - . 'A ' 1 I . . . I . . . . Y Y L It V1 ' V' y I . ' K I v fa ' - 4 . ,' . I-1, 1 I , -1 gb? I I ' 'I 'k ' ' - 2 A in. ' .K f s ' ' ' v y .K X 1 v 1 I A V' ' - ' I . ' ' y - I I 1 6 I . y 12 Y ' Y 1 ' 1 1 K I K 1 I ' ' ' e ' V z ' ' . ' 'I to ' yt , I ' D a I h L I K K L I TEDDY MCCANN wills to Betty VC'ilson the recollection of a very' wild lost week- d. . .UI I ,. . . Ii C .L j O r ' . -I ' ' ' , s V . . K ' ' if A I at ' ' - I ' A ' ' ky Y , Y . I . V' t I ' - -t ' 7 I ' I D Q I ' 1 ' - ' '-I ' ' ' ' ' H to 7 V- 1 1 V -A 1 V- I I I . , , . . . . I ' ' ' ae . ' . ' '. L ' - ' If 1' v A f 1 f -' yi A ' I 2 . s y I I v Y ' 7 - Q . . 1 A . .' . 'L I S 'I ' . V A 4 ' 1 El U' H a I 4 1 t A L' I ' K . Y I S 1' Y. .' V V