Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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7e the class of 19V? of Goshen Central School, of the county of Orange, and the State of New York, being of (reasonably) sound mind and disposing memory do r. ake, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by us made. After having paid all our just debts and funeral expenses: IRMA BAILEY bequeaths her collection of Johns to Earleen Rose. To I.'argarie lulhair, SARA 3ICNDI leaves her diminuitive stature. Manners and courtesy go to Lee Geiger from STANLEY BRINK. NEAL CHRISTIE leaves his ability to get along with kids to Ronnie Turcell. BURT CORTRIGHT wills his drums to Joan Fisher. After all, the neighbors wouldn't stand for the idea of his taking them with him. JULIA CREEDEN leaves her variety of hair-do's to Betty Zawilin. KEN D-TTTT passes along his athletic ability to Charlie Cox. HANK GARDENBROCK donates his collection of bottles to the Junior class so that they can collect the deposit on them (they'll need it I ) To Barbara Bradley, JOYCE GILLESPIE leaves her ability to keep house. DOLORES GROSS bequeaths a file of homework for ’. alter Jensen to copy. To Minnie Babb, DUCKY GUTCUSKI leaves her sweet innocent charm. EDDIE FLYNN leaves his irresistibility to women to Harry Smith. PETE HAAKN.JESTER leaves his quiet ways to Stanley Dudek.

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ONE-TUE MEMBERS OF TIO CLASS OF ’49 Howard Aurbuch. Neal Aurbaoh Jack Bailey Ninthrop Baker Donald Banks llartin B. st James Beech Ithonar Beech Bernard 3cnnet Soigfried Bentir. Barbara Bradley Lucille Christensen Marguerite Christensen Chester Ciuba Joe Cochrane Joan Coleman Pierson Conklin Anthony Constandy Pat Coon Alma Davis Alfred Davis Chester Elliot Daisy Fenner Evelyn Grant Dolores Gugula Lee Packett Clara Holcomb Joan Holcomb Douglas Hall Gaylord Hall Betty Harding John Hawkins Eve]yn Hoskins Herbert Hoskins Edna Hay Jackson ’ alter Jensen Dick Karig Lorraine North Victor Koryskzi Eleanor Kulak Mary LaSapanaro Billy Lattimer Tally Love Gloria Manuel Lois I'c Combs Kathleen lie Elroy George Ilci.o ill Eugene Hills James Horse Harold Ileubert Bernard Petak Linda Feterkin Kallace Peterlcin Robert Ravert Lucia Rockwell Lucille Rockwell Charles Ryerson Dick Ryerson Kenneth Rysinger Bill Scott Henry Scott Betty Gcholza Hazel Smith Jack Traverse Gladys Utter Clarance Vleer Howard Naterman Margaret '. aternan Ted ’’Using Constance . hippie Joe Zowaski Vincent Zawilin IN MEMORIAL! Charles Ryerson A friend whom we have not forgotten

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C LVIN HOOKER wills Faith to Hope and Charity. DOTTY HOYARD leaves her lunch-time romance to anyone who does not happen to be hungry. To Bill Stanton, DWID HULLE leaves his nuiet, unassuming ways. BOB JONES leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Bucher to anyone who thinks that he can profit by it. FRANK KACZMARK donates his collection of model airplanes to Mr. McGinnis for exhibition purposes. JAMES KELLER leaves his expressive shrug of the shoulders to Eddie Bernaski and Frank Heter. IRENE KELVA3A leaves her ability to get through high school without any entangling alliances with the ornosite sex to Dolores Cipriano. LE tfIS LABAN0.7SKI leaves his dish towel to anvone who can dry dishes dry. ANNE LIEFTINCK just leaves, because she '’wants to be alone. ROSE LISESKI passes on to the track team her ability to get AROUND. A championship is on the way, boys I DICK LOVE leaves his inclination to the culinary arts (cooking, to you) to the Junior Class for their food sales. LYNN McENTIRE leaves her ability to hang on to a man to JoAnne Werner; and her Gilbert and Sullivan voice to next year’s glee club for their operetta. JUMMY MILLAR adds his tall, lanky stature to that of Herby Anderson. DONALD HARVEY bequeaths his doodling in class to anyone who can get away with it. Rysinger’s taxi service gets GEORGE MILLER’S Plymouth as an emergency relief. CHARLIE MON 3TRA wills his stone wall tactics at football to Tiny Wisher. FRANK iiURABITO leaves his quiet charm.....in fact, it left him ten years ago. LID NELSON leaves her cool noise to Kathleen Frey.