Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Lonaconing, MD)

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CLASS WILL Harry Bickerton wills his patrol badge to anyone who wishes authority. Richard Brooks wills his singing ability to Mr. Hodgson's dog Tiny and we hope the dog doesn't go mad. William Crable wills his line with the women to Win Rowan. We hope Shirley doesn't mind! Joseph Cunningham wills his curly brown locks to Mr. Derry, he needs them. Austin Goodwin wills his seat with Jean Weber to any one who wore bell bottom trousers. Don't you wish you had joined the navy? Leslie Goodwin wills his position of president of the Senior Class to the choice of next year. George Grindle wills his ability in typing and shorthand to' Dale Weir. We hope Dale makes the best use of it. Robert Hadley wills his ability to pick nice shy girls with reddish brown hair to the next guy who can get one as pretty. Carl Hausrath wills his beautiful black mustache to James Ryan. Take care of it, James, it took him 18 years to grow it. Ronald James wills his good looks and pleasing personality to Billie Morgan. We hope you get o girl as nice and sweet as June. Paul Jeffrey wills his title as President of Chemistry Club to the president of next year. John Johnson wills his quietness to Jack Woods. We know he will appreciate this gift. Vernell Anderson wills her sarcasm to Phyllis Grove, of all the girls in the Junior Class we think she will appreciate this most. Peggy Arnold Thomas wills her ability in getting a man to Joan Merrbach. I hope you'll be as successful as Peggy, Joan. L Betty Lou Barclay wills her quiet ways to Norma Jean McCormick. Hope you'll use them, Corky. Ruth Beeman and Jean Richardson wills their beautiful friendship to Betty Lou Robertston and Billie Jane Smith. Margaret Bradley wills her ability in playing ball to Marion Crosser. We know Marion will keep up the good work. Catherine Clark wills her dimples to Elizabeth Lancaster. lt's a way of getting a man so Cathie says. Delberta Fazenbaker wills her position in Harry Atkinson's to Phyllis Goodwin. Shirley Foote wills her cheering ability to Dorothy Jean Johnson. You'll need it, Dorothy Jean. Martha Foye wills her sewing ability to Athea Beeman. Dorothy Getson wills her long brown hair to Anna Lee Moffatt. ldella Harper wills her dreamy way of getting through school to Ella Jean Love. Emily Kirkwood wills her smile to Lois Cook. We hope you acquire as many friends as Emily has. Lois Marshall wills her quiet disposition to Shirley Buckholtz. Betty Ann Jones and Jean Bradley will their place in the Barton Square dance to any iuniors who don't mind corns on their toes.

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1 M. Eichhorn Funeral Service Princess Pat Confectionery Hadley's Sanitary Dry Cleaners Belvue Inn Harris Meat Market Isadore Rosenburg Wilson's Dairy Electrical Appliance Lonaconing Motors Kelly's Place Love's Grocery Isaac Love Campell and Son Thomas Holmes A. F. Green O'Neill's Millinery Stakem's Billiards Harry Atkinson A Friend Ida M. Orr William H. Orr Bradley Marshall Coffman Fisher Co. Lonaconing Bakery Dixon Dance Studio Lloyd Durst and Son F. W. Weber Bauman's Restaurant Schramm's Bernard Miller

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Estella Jacobs wills her good nature and dependability to Eva Boettcher. Caryl Kitzmiller wills her many boy friends to Alice McGee. Caryl has so many she can spare a few. Marie Leake wills her in between classes position to Shirley Rowan. Patsy Logsdon wills her false tooth to anyone who has a tooth missing in the same place as Patsy. Ada Lucas wills her curly locks and ever ready smile to Jeannette Gowans. Dorothy Mclntyre wills her iitterbugging to Annie McKenzie. Jean Milford wills her ability as the year book editor to the most capable person in the Junior Class. Rose McKenzie wills her figure to Norma Smith. l hope she will have as pleasing per- sonality as Rosie has. Mary Ann Powers wills her ability in writing The Highlights to any ambitious student in the Junior Class. Jean Ralston wills her appetite to Dorothy Brown, take care of it, Dorothy. Jane Roberston wills her temper to Francis Dye. Good luck, Francis. Helen Roberston wills her pigtails to Kate Cunningham. Ruth Shewbridge wills her flirty eyes to Norma Jean Warnick. Bright days! Doris Lee Smith wills her ability in singing classic songs to Louise Cooper. Wilma Thompson wills her ability to talk in class to Barbara Jean Burt. Dorothy Wilson wills her height to Jean Orr, take good care of it, Jean! Veronica Winner wills her long eyelashes to anyone who thinks she needs them. Dale Lyclen wills his roller skates to Charles Groves. Paul McFarland wills his current event ability to George Kelly. Richard Moffatt wills his iob at Click's Feed Mill to another superman. Paul Preston wills his basketball skill to Joe Love. Carry on, Joe! Robert Richardson wills his fiddle playing to Lowell Sowers. Alex Smith wills his chewing gum to Miss Hughes. She has most of it now, so she might as well have the rest of it. Roy Smith wills his corny remarks to Joe Rinehart. Be careful! Werner Trost wills his black bow tie to William Toepher. Robert Weir wills his height to George Kelly. We think l'e could use it. Dale Whitefield wills his car to Jack Greene. Eddie McApline wills his shyness to Scotty Stafford. Marvin McKenzie wills his nightly walk to Walter Station Run to anyone who has courage to pass the cemetery. Bernadette Mills wills her cafeteria iob to Mr. Haugen. All the past we leave behind: We debouch upon a newer, mightier world, varied worldg Fresh and strong the world we seize, world of labor and the march, Pioneers! O Pioneers! --Walt Whitman