Downingtown High School - Our Year Cuckoo Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

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Class Will As all other things come to an end so our days in D H S have also ended But before we go we would each llke to leave some remembrance to all with whom we have come ln contact while we staved in high school First of all we would like to leave to the J unlor Class our ability to yell at the right time in Pep Assembly To the Class of 52 we leave our credits that are left over The freshman class receives our ab1l1ty to have good class meetings To the Junior High we bequeath our ab1l1ty to finally become seniors and get our dlpl0m3S Mr Emery receives the money ln our treasury to pay for all Down mgtowns victories over Berwyn From the Class of 50 Mr Evans is donated a smoke detector to save him the many trips to the boys lavatory We bequeath to the Faculty direct from Washington a Book of Laws prohibltlng homework of any kind Rose and MarJor1e receive two tickets to commencement Exerclses Mr Yearsley Havard Gllland and Miss Laird all receive our ablhty to have patience when people ask them for supplies open a locker and many other services that the students ask of them We ask the cooks in the cafeteria to Just keep up the good cooking To the school bulldmg we leave our abillty to carve the desks write on the walls throw paper around when we get the opportunity In addition to these general bequests each individual of the class has some outstanding gift which he wishes to leave to a member of the J unlor class so that it will not be lost to the school forever Joyce Baldwin bequeaths her tiny figure to Mary Jane Huss Joshua Berrier bestows h1s deep bass voice to Harry Muller Clarence Beyer bestows his ability to play football to Gordon Car penter Ph1ll1p Boggs gives his various color schemes in ties and socks to his brother Paul Frank Brouse wills hls ability to share a typewriter with a favorlte frlend to Richard Shaner V1rg1n1a Brown beque ths her saxophone to Ernest McNeill Andy Burns left his iokes to Donald Lear who could use them Robert Burns gives his positlon as President of Student Council to the future president Rose Cam bestows her quietness to Mary Jane C1poll1n1 Kay Carson glves her bottle of H20 to Nancy Mercer Leo Ciarlone endows Jack Helm with his curly hair Margaret County leaves her glasses to Mildred Cornell Francis Cozzone gives his temper temper to Bob Landmo George Da1ly bequeaths his ability to go through P O D to anyone who wants lt William Davis is willing his calesthenics to Francis Flynn and Dick Deputy 30 1. ' ' . 2. Louise Bartelmo bestows her position at the organ to Peggy Flinn. 3. ' ' ' . 4. . . . - 5. n o l n n 1 a 1 6. 4- u 1 u n I n 7. u 0 n l u . 8. ' ,' . 10. . . . . .. 11. ' . 12. . . . . . 13. ' . 14. ' - ' as , sy I 15. ' ' ' ' . . . 16' . . . .3 V. I . .L . .