Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

 - Class of 1940

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ass We, the Senior Class of Kensington High School, of the City of Buffalo, County of Erie, and State of New York, being of unsound mind, without memory, and without understanding fso we are toldj do make, publish, and declare the following as and for our last will and Testament, that is to say: FIRST: We hereby revoke all failing marks, study papers, blue slips and book reports Cespecially American Historyj. SECOND: XWe direct that our traditions be carried on by the defenseless juniors, who will next year - cross the thresholds of the Senior Home Rooms. These traditions include skipping classes, dreading gym, loafing in lab, talking in typing, eating in English, chewing gum in chemistry, groaning in Greek, and Heiling Hitler in History. THIRD:. We, the following, give, devise and bequeath to the Juniors these, our most prized pos- sessions: Karl Meyer's report card to Herman Pease. Marian Horton's personality plus to Arthur Baumeister. Harold Hanover's gift of gab to Donna Merrit fnot that she needs it muchj. Victor Lalli's paint splatters to Dorothy Beenau. Eleanor Walkowiak's Hollywood wardrobe to Doris Barnes. Esther Smith's butterfly eyebrows to Tommy Decker. Charles Bauer's baby curls to Verna O'Neill. Vera Filler's Hepburn mannerisms to Norma Huber. also pass on these cherished treasures: joe Kemp's sweetness to Norma Frey. Kay Welch's sophistication to john Brigante and Kenneth Parker's 'Crosby voice to johnny Galvin. transfer Dolores Mazzanti's blue-black locks to Tommy Vadakin and Charles Fiden's blush of innocence to Babe Halstead. give and bequeath Dorothy Hiel's yodelling to Truman Scott. Norman Vester's corny horn to Dorothy Gleason. Eileen Danitz's intellect to Howard Steinke and Eugene Saltarelli's dry humor to Adele Sikkema. freely give: Edith Reis' doll to joe Benzee. Dot Ryberg's liking for tall boys to Alba Santolini. Hugh I.ipsius's All American shoulders to Charles Frankenberger. Gerry Welsh's high pressure salesmanship to Carl Conrad and jane Collison's Ipana smile to Bill Campbell. May jimmy Driscoll's alibi be inherited by Dorothy Cabot and joan Motz's artistic Hngers by Francis Lemmo. We leave Ruth Schneider's iiddle to jimmy Turner. Angelo Alfano's reign of Ken girls' hearts to john Heffley. Hannah Spivak's gym suit to Eddie Shine and Melvin Lobsinger's tin lizzy to Gloria McGuire. Leo Dentinger's presidency goes to Reubin Ott. Rita Cianciois dimples to johnny Blewett and Alphonso Rewers' temperament to Patricia Dilger. jane Harrington's absent-mindedness is to be left to Donald Banhazel and Donald Hanover's pessimism to Stanley Duch. In Witness of the above will and testament we have hereunto set our names and seal in the pres- of our witness, the Little Man Who Wasn't There, this seventh day of june in the year of our Lord 1940. We We We We CHCC Signed THE SENIOR CLASS lae a-Q' Rita Cianco Dorothy Ryberg 5 4 8 Dolores Mazzanti Geraldine Welsh . 'i .,, 5lQ,3l 'T 'r 1 ' - -1 nab llIIiiiIIIl S COHTISSWJ' 20

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