Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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GlaAA, Will We, the Class of 1947 of Berlin High School, Town of Berlin, County of Hart- ford, and State of Connecticut, realizing that our intellectual struggle is over and our days at this educational institution are at an end, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament and make the following bequests: To Berlin High School, we leave the hope that there will be a new school very soon. To Mr. MacLaughlin, we leave the hope that he will be superintendent of the new Berlin High School. To Mr. MacKenzie, we leave our appreciation for his patience and guidance during our four years at Berlin High. To Mrs. McNickle, who has been such a wonderful friend, we leave our best wishes. To Miss Thompson, we leave the hope that she will enjoy her teaching at Berlin High. To Mrs. Kravitz, we leave a year’s supply of train tickets from New Haven to Berlin. To Miss Wolf, we leave a pair of white mice for experimentation. To Miss McBrien, we leave our most sincere thanks for her guidance throughout the entire year. To Miss Planting, we leave a thirty hour week for the rest of her school years. To Miss Spangenberg, we leave our ingenious theories on how to trisect an angle. To Miss Flannery, we leave a miracle machine to keep our finances straight. To Miss LeVan, we leave our love of poetry. To Miss Miglioli, we leave our thanks for her advisorship of our Junior Class and her help in our four years of school. To Miss Lynch, we leave forty new Royal typewriters with magic margins. To Mr. Harris, we leave a brand new music room. To Mr. Gibney, we leave a new team of six-foot players. To Mr. Kevorkian, we leave a new set of drawing tools. To Miss Bolin, we leave enough sewing machines for each person in her class. We make the following individual bequests: I, Betty Abel, leave my special knack for chewing gum to Clarissa O’Connell. I, Marceline Allario, leave my position as Secretary of the Senior Class to Pat Gould. I, Steve Baccaro, leave my athletic ability to Raymond Reynolds. I, John Badal, leave. I, Betty Belmont, leave my love of arguing to Barbara Repczynski. I, Bernard Brennan, leave my many “wives” to Lauren Edwardson. I, Howard Cable, leave my wise-cracks to Robert Reeve. I, Jean Carlson, leave my summer-time tan to Barbara Knowles. I, Ruby Clauson, leave my sense of humor to Marcelyn Poppel. I, Donald Carr, leave my dancing ability to John DiMugno. I, Bert Desrochers, leave my crooning ability to Russell McCain. I, William Dornfried, leave my boisterous laugh to Fred Willis. I, William Drachenberg, leave my duties as driver and card table hauler to 28