Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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Ed Sidewand leaves his line to any Casanova who has overworked his own. Audrey Mareen leaves her report card to Billy Rowe who will appreciate it ' Mike Albl leaves his numerous nick names to posterity. Tom McCollister leaves his passion for books to Bill Axford. Floy Tring leaves her dancing ability to Anne Sheridan. Ma1'y Mancini leaves her neatness to Irene Gunvalson. Dick Hoover leaves his mischievious inclinations to Glenn Cadiou. Ginny Truelove confers her blushing on Peggy Ross. To Arlene Schad is granted good taste in clothes by Me1't deVVolfe. Jim Hunt confers his presidential status to some other able politician. Bob Grady, Jim Hearn and Dick Kuchenmeister leave Miss Barkow with a few more grey hairs. Donna Neely relinquishes her laugh to Midge Yvallenfelz. Alert Bill Cubberly bestows his napping aptitude to Don Fuerst. Ray Zanzig leaves with Betty Arend. i La Verne VValsh leaves his size t.o Steve Tomsic. Ed Elder relinquishes his critical opinions to lilyrl Mintz. Bob Dorsey leaves his quiet, pleasing manner to John Tyukody. Herb House with malice toward nonev kindly bequeaths his scientific ability to John Dann. Janet Reddy leaves her well deserved title of queen to any .junior who merits it. Jim Henry benevolently bestows his golden locks upon Diane Lindstrom. Mike Mancini bestows his optomistie outlook upon Barbara Denton. Ed Hartnagel leaves Mr. Stanton sighing with relief that the lab is still intact! lNIyra Lou Kennedy bequeaths her vibrant personality to Diane Lindstrom. Larry Halvey generously grants his photographic equipment to Don Robins while Lou Fratino insists on taking his cameras with him t.o pursue the art further. Susan Roe furnishes her conservativeness to Carolyn Kerr. Marilyn VValker presents her roller skates to Don Smith. Joanne Buckholdt leaves her soft, pleasing voice to Frank Rolph. Betty Arend presents her baton to cute little majorette, Mary Campbell. Pat Moore bequeaths her sparkling eyes to Marge Findlay. Roy Dor1'el leaves an unused bottle of Johnson's wax to anyone who might want to polish the apple. 'twenty-seven

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JUHIUH CLHSS Only Yesterday underclassmen, and now almost Se'venteeu with only Om' lilo-re Spring until graduation, the juniors are already thinking about class reunions in the future. The Road Ahead is saying This VVa-y Please if you are curious about How Thin-gs Vlfork, and we can be sure our uniors who are in M idstream. take their jobs se1'iously. It is evident from the numerous '4XV s worn by the members of this group that the class of '48 will be remembered for its star athletes, be it on the football field, basketball court, or track. Good Troupers All, they have many outstanding personalities excelling in different fields who will be remembered all the Days Of Our Years, and prom- inent among these is class president Don Guthrie and his able cabinet, namely vice--president. Dave Ulrich, secretary Peggy Ross and treasurer Ruth Nygren. lllarchi-ng On, the members of the junior class, each reaching for A Sep- arate Star, look forward to their senior year, hoping through their personal efforts and enthusiasm to continue to maintain a standard of scholarship, initiative, and ability through the year ahead. I twenty-nine