Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

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To the freshman class, we leave an abundance of catsup and mustard to smear around the home economics room after the basketball games. To all the undergrades, we leave our marked-up books, and our good behavior. I, Barbara Bakos, leave my ability to chewing gum to Janet Foster. I, Richard Foster, leave my curly hair to Tommy Jordan. I, Donna Givan, leave my ability to skip study halls to anybody who gets away with it. I, Wayne Hoffman, leave my ability to get good grades without studying to anyone who can do so. I, Ben Kelly, leave my ability to sleep late in the morning and still make it to school to Dan Nesbett. I, Ardith Leininger, leave my red hair to Mark Smith. I, Kenny Nichols, leave my ability to shoot long shots to Tom McConnell. I, Bonnie Pettit, leave my ability to get along with certain people to Lyn Davidson. l, Bob Pettit, leave my ability not to smoke and drink to all the underclassmen. I, Janice Pfeiffer, leave my place as drum maiorette of the band to whoever takes my place. Good luckl I I, Wesley Reese, leave my ability to go out every night and stay out late to Janet Heiffner. I, Keith Roice, leave my ability to get more than the limited number of kisses from any one girl in one night to Alan Ballou. I, Louie Sandoval, leave my ability to make all the noise in study hall to Bob Wilson. I, Bradley Smith, leave my ability to stand in the hall without being caught to anyone who can get away with it. l, Ronnie Serinkle, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to Curt Howe, and hope he will improve. I, Sandy Taylor, leave my ability to be voted the quietest to Pat Enderby. l, Edith Thomgon, hereby leave my blonde hair and brilliancy to Robert Channel. I, Alan Wacker, leave my awful jokes to anyone that has nerve enough to tell them. I4

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Janice Pfeiffer is our brain For her the honor roll's no strain. She's also easy on the eyes, For some nice guy she'll be a prize. Of all the guys who like cars best, Wesley Reese outshines the rest. And, oh, the iokes he loves to tell, But never seems to hear the bell! In our class the tallest one, Towers to a six foot one. Of the girls he'd like his choice, We're speaking now of our Keith Roice. Louie Sandoval's a lot of fun, Just mention eats and watch him run. ln chewing gum he takes the prize, For fourteen sticks are lust his sizel There 's a flaming red-head in our crowd And when he's with the boys he's loud! Of all the guys who like their fun, Bradley Smith sure is the one! And Ronnie Sprink-le has his dreams, To be a millionaire it seems. Ranch-type homes, yachts, and cars-- My boy, you're reaching for the stars. Sandy Taylor is the quietesttlass, Of all the girls who're in our class. She likes to drive and likes one guy, Perhaps she'll get him by and by. Edith Thompson is our blonde, Of giggling she is very fond. Now what on earth will Edy'do, When all her high school days are through? Alan Wacker loves to talk, Even when he 's throwing chalk. l'le's the wittiest guy we know, The school will really miss him.sol fa!! Wiff and Teatament We, the senior class of Sullivan High School, on this l3th day of February in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-six, make our last will and testament, and do hereby make all other wills and testaments void. To the teachers, we leave patience which they will need if another class ever comes along like ours To the iunior class, we leave the senior cloak room iyou always used it anyhowb To the sophomore class, we leave the parking places in front of the school when you get cars of your OWN.

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eniot 61444 prophecy As we hold our annual reunion in the year I966, we find our class all happily settled down. Barbara Bakos is happily married and has her own beauty salon. Richard Foster and Wayne Hoffman are building sport cars and midget auto racers, and are rac- ing them at the l.orain County Speedway. Ben Kelly is now coaching at Ohio State, his wife, Donna Givan, is teaching girls' physical education. Ardith Leininger and Bradley Smith are happily married, their six children keep them pretty busy. Kenneth Nichols has finally married and is planning on raising cheerleaders. Bonnie Pettit, has iust been employed as the new school clerk and secretary. Sandra Taylor and Robert Pettit are partners in a restaurant, their business is very successful. Janice Pfeiffer is teaching school at Sullivan, and she is still trying to figure out a new theory on how to make her pupils behave. Wesley Reese is working to get a brand new car, but finds it hard with a family to raise. Keith Roice is still busy saving his money and working out new budgets. Edith Thompson and louis Sandoval are happily engaged in the shoe business, and have their own store in Sullivan. Alan Wacker is owner of a 5,000 acre beef cattle ranch with Ronald Sprinkle as business manager. Mr. Larabee is taking on some more seniors, and trying to teach them something. l5