Hunter Tannersville Central High School - Crest Yearbook (Tannersville, NY)

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511155 LW!! By these presents be it known, that we, the Class of 1959, upon com- pletion of these, our elementary and secondary phases of education, the end of formal education for some, the 'jumping off, place for others, do pause and look back proudly to the foregoing years. At this time we deem it fitting and proper to bequeath the following tangibles and intangibles: Part I Mr. Colton: Our deepest gratitude for making our four years at H. T. C. a part of our life which we will always look upon with fond memories. Mr. McGuire: Our thanks for his patience and guidance during our stay at H. T. C. Part II Bus Drivers: A question, Why couldn't you have been late more often? Juniors: Our impeachable and unsurpassable record of achievement as an incentive for you to try, vainly of course, to equal. Sophs and Frosh: Tears at our departure. Part III The fabulous Seniors bequeath the following to the herein often honored members of the uneducated masses, Article Eileen Ballou leaves her now unused datebook to Bart H. Article Pat Brandenberg leaves Fritzie holding the reins. Article Barb Byrne leaves her sister on her own. Article Emily Byrne leaves her cheering outfit to Alva H. Article Sharon Byrne leaves three wasted years until she found Bob. Article Sheila Curtis leaves her blond hair to Carol Y. Article Fran Dumas leaves the newspaper to Miss Chamberlain. Article Ruth Garrison leaves her driving ability to Lois I. Article Carol Gillespie leaves her athletic ability to Diane H. Article Gerri Grant leaves the Junior girls hoping to get rings. Article Article Beth Hague leaves her father to watch her sister. Flossie Higgins leaves the administering of the school to the Administration. Article Thirteen is an unlucky number, so we don't want to leave this to anyone. Article Sheila Hoff leaves her Frat. pins to Lucretia B. Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Thelma I-loose leaves her love for walking the halls to Ellen. Betty Mead leaves Ming to Freda H. Ioan Meoli has nothing to leave, because she's taking every- thing she can get her hands on with her. Nancy Merwin leaves her troubles to next year's editor. Joyce Oppenheimer leaves hoping to be remembered. Linda Rappleyea leaves her driver's permit to Miss Quinn. Peggy Robinson leaves her typing ability to Ginny D, Jean Rose leaves her diet program to Ruth Ann O. Dolly Terns leaves her empty seat in History class to Jimmy G. Linda Vann leaves her ability to stay out of mischief to Ber- nice M. Emil Banks leaves his masculine physique to Pistol T.

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KEGAN YEZDANIAN Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. Junior Chorus 1, 2 Track 2 Varsity Manager 3 V Fl MR. MCGUIRE Patience is the remedy for every trouble. , -2- ' Alb my . O ll: if M xg'-if a

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Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Donald Benjamin leaves his car to anyone who can drive it. Jules Coleman leaves his height to Bobby R. Robert Dupree leaves his red hair to Mr. Russell. Brian Goodrich leaves his solid book to Don S. Robert Kenneally leaves his excuses for being absent to any- one who can use them. Jere Kerr leaves his outspoken ways to anyone who wants them Robert Lawrence leaves Mrs. Vedder his dish towel. Roger Miller leaves his crew cut to Orville T. Robert Oppenheimer leaves his athletic ability to Vernon O. Eddie Minew leaves his little brother to Mrs. Gilbert. Frank Schwimmer leaves his empty brief case to Betty Ann S. Warren Terns leaves Mary Jane L. broken hearted. Kegan Yezdanian leaves his sister glad he's going. We hereunto subscribe our names on this twenty-second day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. Ioan Meoli Joyce Oppenheimer Attorneys at Law