Greene Central School - Greenelite Yearbook (Greene, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS WINSTON, BETTY Bet” YOUNGS. PRISCILLA Cil IN MEMORIAM RICHARD FARNHAM The class of '55 regretfully records the passing of one of our classmates. Because of his tragic death he remained with us only for a short time, but he shall always remain in our memory. 19

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SENIOR CLASS 18

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF ’55 We, the senior Class of nineteen hundred fifty-five, of the Central School of Greene, New York, in the county of Chenango, state of New York, United States of America, being of sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament. Audrey Bullett leaves her position as Drum Majorette to Dawn Beebe. Butch Carpenter wills his wrestling ability and bleached hair to Dave Rotherford. Madeline Collyer will leave her quiet manner to Madonna Armstrong. Dave Cooper contributes his job at the A P to Bill Drachler. Florence Barrows will inherit Nancy Cowles' coquettish mannerisms and scintillating personality. Helene, Martha, and Lorraine are keeping the rings, but wish happy hunting to all future Senior girls. Jay's blushing is left to Eddie Winchell. Lance donates his grease to future mechanics. John Ekstrom wills his Physics marks to Donnie Gould. Bob Fieldhouse, Ronnie Shapley, Mart DeLaney and Bob Mills leave their cars to hotrodders in years to come. Helen Kosta will inherit Betty Lou's temper. Janet Hamilton grants her ever-lovable sense of humor to Mr. Finnegan and Mr. Evans. Cliff and Loren will give their Ag jackets to future farmers who can't afford them. Sally Henninge and Joan Hofmann present their creative art ability to Glenn Beardsley and Jack Greene. Soggy Hoag leaves her nickname to Gary Babcock. Shirley Keyes leaves her happy married life to future wives. Lauretta Lewis bequeaths her height to Jerry McNulty. Jess, Ward, and Toad dispense their sporting ability and those wild parties to Norm Pixley, Gordon Moorehead and Bill Hoyt. Kai's yearning for the wide-open spaces will be presented to Jean Farnham. Sally McLaud's excellent scholastic record is left to future Seniors. Ida May leaves her nightly walks down the River Road to Marcia Patton. Sharon's curly locks and many male acquaintances are given to Shelva Lane. Jack Rounds leaves lonely hall corners in '56 to Lois. Marjorie and Mary Sampson bequeath their harmony and comradeship to any sisters who lack it. Wayne's ears are left to anyone who wants to pierce them. Hank's leadership and diplomacy are endowed to future class presidents and lawyers. Phyllis Stringham, Dorothy White, and Priscilla Youngs are retaining their friendship of many years. Prissy Taylor's modesty is given to Pat Herbert. Phyl Waldon is taking all her contest winnings to nursing school with her. John Whittaker leaves his first-year football brilliance to all football players in the years to come Judy Winans leaves her bicycle to other peddle-pushers. Gerry gives all his love to Mildred. George Dean finally pans with those Levis, and gives them to Dewey Robinson Rog Shafer grants his voice to Coral Ann Westergaard. Joyce Copeland will give the Norwich Saturday-Night Dances to anyone who is seeking a lot of fun Clem Bryant's basketball skill is handed over to Bob Utter. Shirl Brewster and Joyce Lanfear leave their night-life to Nancy McLaughlin and Don Dillenbeck Jorette bequeaths her ability to flirt to Sandy Williamson. .Jetty Winston contributes her good sportsmanship and smile to everyone who needs it. ... out °in8 Seniors, leave our ability to work hard and make money to any other class who wants to visit Washington, and our love of G. C. S. to the generations of students to come. 20