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C' au Wil LORENE KISTHARDT and MICHELLA PENOSA leave to mold their future. PHYLLIS KLOTZ leaves her curly hair to Marilyn Lasher. ALICE KOSHER leaves to start a pickle factory. JOSIE KOZAN leaves her ability to polka to Dorothy Jameson. PHYLLIS KREILACH leaves still the farm- er's daughter. FRANK LANZA leaves to give Jimmy Du- rante some competition. PAT LEACH leaves her business-like man- ner to Miss Jean Bell. ELAINE LINDSTROM leaves still helping Mr. Voorhees. THERESA MOLNAR leaves her efficiency to Miss Darst. DON LORANGER leaves wondering, Which is bigger, man or mouse ? ALAN LUIKART, after being Senior Class president leaves. May he rest in peace. JOYCE MANLEY leaves Mr. Baumer. NICK MARINO leaves Miss Gillman his curly hair, LOIS MARTIN leaves her legs to Clarence Eckert. - JANE MQKONE leaves her height to Cookie. FRED McLEAN leaves Eckert the problem of finding a captain. BARNIE MICHELBRINK leaves his smile to Doug Harrell. MARILYN MILLER leaves the life of the party at Madison. DOROTHY PHILLIPS leaves to start her own factory. vi 1 .a 3jqFv'lf! hi lm' , .lm ?wFP'?2B...s-Qfei N f 'lla JANE MOORE and DOROTHY WILK leave still the best of friends. COLLETE MORA leaves Mora-or-lessa. SALLY MORRIS leaves her eoy remarks to anyone who has the nerve to use them. BOB MUEHL leaves still carrying the torch. PHILIP NEIDE leaves determined to buy a pair of pajamas. GERRY NOVAK leaves Miss Gillman to an- swer her own questions. RONNIE NULICK returns to leave again. LARRY OTTER leaves saying, I'll sec you some Otter time. WINIFRED PATRICK leaves to join her alumnae buddies. VIRGINIA PEDERSON leaves Gabby with- out any eusunncrs MARILYN PETERS leaves selling tickets for the Polic-eman's Ball, AL PETTIT leaves beating DAVE SURTZ on the pick-up. DOLORES POTOKAR leaves ready for Freddy. DARKO POZAR leaves still in the dark. DON REED leaves the underclass girls alone. MARYANN REPASKY leaves, the last of the family. JOANN RINI leaves her Y-Teen presidency to anyone capable of filling it. JACK ROHRICH leaves Marlene to see what the Juniors boys are like. CHARLES RUSSELL leaves on his motor scooter. DOROTHY SALINGER leaves saying, It's Pamela. EUGENE SANTON leaves to start a bean factory. JOANNE SCHMITT leaves her athletic ability to Miss Pierson. ALICE SLADEK leaves the responsibility of decorating the formals.
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