Wilson Junior High School - Reflash Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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F Dick Heas1ey's cute, shy expressions to Carol Ohr. Marilyn Herold's skirts to Patty Pierce. nna Lou H1l1's name to Leona Steele. Charlotte Ho1brook's curly hair to Carole Merc. Virginia Hubbard's shynese to Janet Fitzgerald. Sophia Hurst's lovely hair to Yvonne Evans. Jim Ivers' fancy shirts to Iva Lee Woods. Judy Jeremy's friends to any lonesome person. Gladga Johnson's seat in Spanish class to any future Spanish student. Clarence rown's belief in Santa Claus to Mary Hooker. Carmoletta Brewer's favorite sayings to Sandra Cornette. Cleo Bow1ing's heighth to anyone in need of a short person. Harry aker's ambitious ideas to Jim Dilg. Merle Arno1d's glasses to Louis Estridge. Joyce Amburgey's gym assistants shirt to Doris Getz. Mary A1len's black hair to James McCracken. Gilbert Urick's corduroy trousers to Bob Sweeten. Doris Miller's giggles in sixth period class to Jackie Martin. David Weaver's bets with his sister to Ralph McGowan. Harold Wilson's bicycle to Tom Stomps. Jerry Ze11er's place at the end of the alphabet to Bob Wynn. Brown Turner's name to the art department here at Wilson. Sondra Stewart's love for Seven Mile High School to someone at the school. Leon Strong's hair-net to Bill Maricle. Karl utphen's position in orchestra to Vernon Copas. Ina Thornbury's saxaphone to Richard Tuley. JoAnn Schuster's bobby-pins to Bobby Begley. Dorothy Smith's sister Beulah to Mrs. Kemp and Mr. Elwell. Maxine Tirey's changeable mind to Lois McBurney. Jane Til1et's hair barretts to Dick Havward Peter Green's name IPedro Verdel to future Spanish students. John Gibson's cough to Winifred Connely. Jeanette Gabbard's skating ability to someone who thinks a person skates while sitting down. Earlston Giles' position as scorekeeper to someone looking for a hard job. Jerry Downie's appetite to Jerry Jones. Frances Hamblin's aid to Miss Wittman to Catherine Dare. Hiram Woods' freckles to Dan Hurst. Phyllis Warner's diet to Judith Morris. Lowell Tribbey's leather jacket to Dolores Montgomery. Don Mills ability to model girls' dresses to James Hush. Benny M1nyard's quietness to Jack Hart. Janet Jones' unusual name to Wilma Smith. Helen Lively's position in band as the only girl trumpeter to Florence Wertz. Joe Schoeler's seat on the Heitsman bus to Doug Wimmer. Charlene Rickenbacker's personality to Dorothy Shipley. Tom Rich's good manners to Etta Atyeo. Robert Ray's flashbulbs to John Chambers. Richard Stone's trumpet case to anyone needing a suitcase. Roy Hibbard's hair tonic to Jim Reid. 4? ' fi 'Q' my fr 'vpn J5' W L .r 43,575 'ik 6665 '.'5,5' sv jriz 55156553 I eg g fy! 123, f ' 1 A I

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Charles Downie to his younger brotner. Betty Dieticker's pocketbook to Roberta Beasley. Cliff Davis to Ruby Joseph. Paul Crawford's muscles to Marvin Flynn. Marjorie Crank's name to some of the Wilson faculty. Marion Conrad's bright red shirt to Bob Cowen. Virginia Cloninger's short hair out to Doris Deaton. Dick Caudill'e ability to gaze at stars to Ruth Fox. Bernice Bundy to her younger sister. Ray and Marshall runner'e ability to get along with each other to George Brown's dark complexion to anyone needing a tan. Barbara Bock's comb to Patty Couch. Marjorie Barrett'e love notes to anyone needing a few tips. Sondra Ballenger's laugh to Betty Nickels. Barbara enzing's nickname to Billy Campbell. Lois Schmitz's quietness to Barbara Turner. Donald Sandlin's clean mind l?l to Pat Dwyer. Jane Rose's skirts to Anna Tewart. Naomi Rommes' good Jokes to Dick Cox. Walter Rogers' to Judy Ebinger. James Rogers' hurry to get out of home room to Barbara Turner. Marilyn Roemer's brother Pete to his next girl friend. Dolores Roderigas' friends to James Tussey. Neil Roberts' bashfulness to anyone who will fall for it. Gil Roark's brother to the ninth grade next year. Don Riley's lovely red hair to Barbara Wise. Thelma Reynold's ability to be a science whiz to Bob Wolf. Ruth Ranke's ribbons to Joan Spriggs. Martha Proffitt's good grades to anyone needing them. Catherine Pickett's books to anyone liking to read. Don Peters' big blue eyes to John Wolf. Geraldine Pennington's book case to anyone who wants it. Dick Hammond's good looks to Ernest Weiser. Myrtle Griffith's bracelets to anyone loving jewelry. Larry Gfroerer's glasses to Charles VonStein. JoAnn Gfroerer's boyfriends to her sister. Donald Gentry to Leona Steele. Wallace Rocks to some desperate female. Jim wyatt'e guitar to Barbara Sims. Dorothy Wright's quietness to Henry Richter. Ted Wi1son's talkativeness to Bradley Roark. Darrell Wells' heighth to JoEtta Sciutti. Vernon Webb's football to Barbara Stamper. Verda Warner's tumbling to Kathryn Tabor. John Ward's ability to copy homework to Bill Pierce. Abbie Thompson's tonsils to Bent Minor. Myrtle Smith's red hair to Charlene Maupin. Ernie Smith's baseball to Chester Rhinehimer. Jack Singleton's ability to skate to Don Seeley. Howard Shepherd's rough, tough, and readiness to Shirley Shelton. Virginia Settle's temper to Alice Campbell. Betty Sears' silly notes to Judy Brown. Charles McCracken to Mary Hotelling. Bruce McKi1lican's tardiness to JoAnn Schurger. Dudley Mecum's English grades to Robert Cloninger. James Meyer to JoAnn Hancock. Chester Lakes' farm animals to Lois Hopkins. Betty Lawson's chewing gum to Shirley Napier. Kenny Lenhoff's howling to Pete Jones. Robert MacMeekin's ability to box to anyone wanting a bloody nose. Edwina Marsh's ability to act to Paulette Kammeron. James Marshall's teeth print to Virginia Irwin. Bobbie Jean Martin's high heels to Phillip Long. Betty A1bright's sweaters to Ronald Hicks. Leroy dams' bashfulness to Richard Schorr. Fred Adams' ability to play marbles to Gurnie Retherford. Don Harding's boxing to Janice Reece. Joanne Schulte's giggles to Sharon Spence. Carl Hampton's ties to Donald Mobley. June Hampton's pretty eyes to Barbara Wilson. Norma Hampton's friend 'Davey' to Hazel Frost. Thelma Hampton's vocal chords to someone suffering from larengitis JoAnn Hancock's locker contents to anyone interested. Fairy Jean Harrison's cherry covered chocolates to Ronnie Riley. anyone

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