Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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LAST WILL and TESTWMIIT We, the graduating Class of 195 L of the Braintree High School, located in Norfolk county, Braintree, Massachusetts, being of happy but insane minds due to the hard work (?) we have accomplished in the past four years, do hereby bequeath as follows: The Senior Class leaves their gratitude and thanks to Miss Hazel and Mr. Bruce. Don Moulton leaves the prestige of the presidency to Dick Brooks. To the underclassmen we leave the faculty. We couldn’t do anything with them . . . see if you can. Jerry Curry leaves his corny jokes to Esquire. Frankie Burns leaves his way with the women to Bunny Currie. Jo Greene leaves her confusion in lab to Judy MacKenzie. Betta Travers leaves her big brown eyes to John LeRoy. Yinny Picardi and Tommy Campbell leave. (Sorry Juniors) Alice Sweezey sends a cbeer to Bita Magazu to keep up the spirit of the team. Spike Talbot leaves his half-scalped hair cut to Mr. Trainor. Mildred Morgan leaves her athletic ability to Di Leben. Bobby Artesani leaves a ward of gum to Rosemary Finnegan. Flo Kelly leaves but not without her drums. Nunnie Puliafico leaves Kenny Dorr because she has to. Bob Dee leaves his Sloan’s Liniment to Jimmy Giles. Bob Jones leaves his passion for flashy convertibles to Wally Olson. Pete Robinson leaves, wondering why he came in the first place. Lee Brayton leaves her goalie pads to Anita Johnson. John Leva leaves his muscles to Gertie Fraiser. Buddy Mundt leaves all his money to Tommy Brow. Tony Olson leaves, still admiring Fuzzy Fasano. Carole Lindblow leaves her ability to get along with people to Bob Blake. Spike Pollock leaves his man about tow n disposition to Paul Garland. Janet Bushman leaves her petiteness to Ginny Marsico. Gordon Derman leaves his jalopy to Neddie Wynot. Anne Oliver leaves her strut to Cissy Thaver. M argaret Mills leaves her place in the bull-pen to Claudia Argentina. To Miss Waldron we leave an empty barrel. Nancy (Tarzan) Whyte leaves her quiet disposition to Nancy CJeggett. John Dino leaves his irresistible passion for redheads to Chet Mattson. Jeanne Kenn leaves her filing cabinet to Joan Ekasala. Hugh Pauls and Bob Powell leave and the honor roll shrinks. Janet Peckham leaves, still looking for the man of her dreams. Joe Vella leaves his musical talent to his brother. Barbara Smith and Helen Ulvila leave their brains to some dumb junior. High Huleatt leaves in a flash. Genevieve Rossi leaves her eyelashes to Miss Tilly. Lefty O’Connell and Tony Vecchione leave their hair to I. J. Fox. Elbe Smith leaves her driving ability (?) to Bev Cassoli. Cayo Higuera leaves his flashy suspenders to John Slauson. Joanne Dee leaves her talent for getting along with the boys to Fannie Bennotti. Barbara Lavery leaves her corridor locker to Genniene Grandmont. Gloria Marockino leaves her peroxide to Mr. Toolin to find out what’s wrong with it. Bita Chandler leaves that blush to Frannie Ryan. Jean Leverone leaves her shyness to Claire Delory. Billy McNeil leaves his smile to Elliot Whitten. Cathy Cushing leaves a typewriter that is pleading for mercy to Sue Giles. Dick Trapp leaves his basketball shoes to Irving Shea. All Seniors leave with pleasant memories of the past four years. We, the undersigned, of the Senior Class of Braintree High School affix our signa- tures as witnesses to the Will of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One. Loretta Travers Jo-Anne Greene

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