Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

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SENIOR IDEALS In respect to the GIRL BOY Most Ambitious Lucille Northrop James Inouye Best Athlete Helen Hennessy Donald Priest Most Bashful Shirley Smith Donald King Most Beautiful Jeannette Booth Most Handsome Howard Cramer Most Carefree Beth Bradley Harold Coutant Most Common Sense Lucille Northrop William Monroe Best Companion Beth Bradley Arthur Case Cutest Elly Wilhelm Arthur Case Best Dancer Mary Brady Tom Flanagan Most Devoted Couple Dorothy Decker Howard Cramer Most Dignified Helen Hennessy James Inouye Best Dresser Virginia Rossbach Howard Cramer Sportiest Dresser Dons Pullman Tom Flanagan Most Efficient Geraldine Brown James Inouye Most Emotional Helen Chaplinski Donald Priest Biggest Flirt Virginia Russell Marshall MacElveen Most Frank Marjorie Ollivett Harold Coutant Most Friendly Geraldine Brown Marshall MacElveen Most Fun Beatrice Morel lo Harold Coutant Most Intelligent Lucille Northrop William Monroe Jolliest Joyce Cutwater Marshall MacElveen Best Leader Ruth Groom James Inouye Best Manners Geraldine Brown James. Inouye Neatest Virginia Rossbach Howard Cramer Noisiest Helen Chaplinski, Harold Coutant Most Pep Beth Bradley Harold Coutant Most Personality Jeannette Booth Arthur Cose Most Poise Jeannette Booth James Inouye Politest Shirley Brenner James Inouye Most Popular Jeanette Booth Arthur Case Quietest Shirley Smith William Hendricks Most Respected Helen Hennessy James Inouye Most Romantic Elly Wilhelm Donald Priest Shortest Margaret Owen Marvin Murphy Most Sincere Shirley Brenner William Monroe Most Sophisticated Ruth Groom Donald Priest Best All-round Sport Helen Hennessy George Welch Most Studious Lucille Northrop William Monroe Most Likely To Succeed Lucille Northrop James Inouye Most Talkative Beth Bradley Harold Coutant Tallest Margaret Beck George Welch Biggest Tease Beth Bradley Harold Coutant Most Versatile Helen Hennessy James Inouye Most Vivacious Beth Bradley Alex Anderson Wittiest Joyce Cutwater Harold Coutant

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To Anthony Serino and Frank Eberhard we leave Austin O ' Toole ' s and Ralph Adams ' unaffected manner. To William Exum we leave the good humor of Wallace Porter. To Vivian Lee we leave the beautiful singing voice of Pearl Delaney. To Doris Scea we leave the mental agility of Lillemor Holve, To James Hennessey we leave Donald Teal ' s and Thomas Sullivan ' s true sincerity. To David Fox we leave Bnstow Plass ' s taciturnity. To Jeanette Laffin we leove Clara Porter ' s hurried manner. To Katherine Schroder we leave the charming sophistication of Adelaide Purdy. To Harry Warwick we leave James Rose ' s ability to relax in school. To Burr Powell we leave the repartee of John Luhmann and Irving Tripp. To Harold Pultz we leave the shyness of Steve Lukacs. To Donovan Cooper we leave the football wisdom of Marvin Murphy. To Arthur Ghee we leave the diminutive stature of Margaret Owen and Mildred Weber. To Harold Doppel we leave the managership of athletic teams and that big bunch of keys now be- longing to Silvio Morreaie, To Lillian Yeomans and Elsie Tooker we leave Shirley Bennett ' s ability to get along. ARTICLE II In addition to the above, the Senior Class wills the following to the Junior Class and to Posterity: We leave o very new bottle of Bromo Seltzer to replace that which was given us by the Senior Class of lost year, which we emptied. We ' eave the lamps in which the yearbook staff of next year may burn the midnight oil. We leave our record of character so carefully spoiled by six years of constant stay in the present building. We leave those knick-knacks that one is never able to get out of the corner of one ' s locker. We leave our supply of paper airplanes, and the plans of some new ones that we never did get a chance to try. We leave the ghosts of our ringing laughter to haunt the halls throughout the years to come. We leave our deepest thanks to the teachers who have taught us and who have shown us how to behave; and, funny as it seems, our gratitude for the attention shown us when we accepted their three-thirty invitations, at which time we learned so much not included in our required subjects. A nd lastly, we, the eighty-five seniors, leave the title of Senior to the eighty-three present Juniors, In testament of the above we have affixed our signatures. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1940. IDEAL SENIORS ' 40 Version - - - - with the nicest GIRL BOY Chin Elly Wilhelm Donald Priest Complexion Virginia Rossbach George Welch Dimples Margaret Beck Arthur Case Ears Beth Bradley Francis Plenzig Eyes Lillemor Holve Howard Cramer Eyebrows Margaret Beck Howard Cramer Eyelashes Margaret Beck Howard Cramer Feet Dorothy Decker George Welch Figure Dorothy Decker Hair Margaret Beck Philip Fishkin Hands Geraldine Brown Howard Cramer Legs Dorothy Decker Alex Anderson Lips Beth Bradley Arthur Case Nose Jeannette Booth Tom Flanagan Physique Froncis Plenzig Smile Ruth Groom Tom Flanagan Teeth Mildred Weber Philip Fishkin Singing Voice Pearl Delaney Lewis Short Speaking Voice Dons Pullman James Inouye Wolk Elly Wilhelm Donald Priest

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