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Df 7959 Donald Lodge leaves his retnarks to anyone brave enough to say them. james Lydon leaves the teachers without anymore questions to answer. George Martin Left. Alice Mathey leaves to become the President's private secretary. Kenneth Mathey leavs and is vry glad of it. Judy McCormick leaves the boys with broken hearts. jerry Mcflowen leaves to become a doctor. .janet Miller leaves to go to nursing school. Marlene Miller leaves her gum to anyone who can crack it. Aloyce Morris leaves her freckles to Jacqueline Stouffer. -Ioyce Newton leaves her job at the Fordees to anyone who wants it. 'lean Oliver leaves her blond hair to Miss Mlilhelnl. .Indy Osterling leaves her ability to tell good jokes to Bonnie Marshall. Robert Osterling leaves to join the service. Marie Perry leaves her ability to be seen and not heard to Cheryl Dertnotta. Richard Prior leaves Mr. Hoskins with no more involved discussions. Raymond Pyles leaves his seriousness to Larry Holloway. Ralph Quinn leaves his shyness to Anthony Baker. 'l'erri Reese leaves her title as Football Queen to some lucky Junior. .Ioyce Roessler wills her ability to get along with Mlarren to Donna Oliver. 'l'hontas Rudebock leaves his wavy hair to Carl Stecker, janet Sadler leaves to be with jerry. Kay Ann Senior leaves her cheering outfit to some lucky Sophmore. -Iauice Shinn wills her quiet ways to Lynne Holloway. james Smith leaves to go to the Navy. Peggy Sntith leaves her accent to Mrs. Firestone. Ruth Smith leaves her giggle to Mr. Mancuso. Donna Stecker leaves her romances to Doris Farmer. Sandra Volpe wills her majorette abilitiy to sotneone lucky enough to get it. Nancy Altotnare Judy Osterling Page 'l'wenty-nine
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SE 21.566171 !3LllSS LUILL Lynn Altomare wills her hot rod to Mary Woods. Nancy Altomare leaves the teachers with no more worries. James Ashman leaves and is very glad he finally made it. Kathryn Bailey leaves her quiet ways to Donna Altomare. Delores Baker leaves to catch up on her sleep. Ernest Baker leaves legally for the first time. Hazel Bartholow wills her height to Judy Bush, Mervin Bartholow leaves without Judy. Patricia Bean leaves he ability to get along with people to next year's freshman. Sandra Boston wills her bass clarinet to Judy Rance. Alice Bower leaves this time with a diploma. Gary Bush leaves, never to return. Kaye Corna wills her height to Karen Carney. Miriam Davis wills her first chair in band to anyone who can keep it. Nova Jean Edgerton wills her place as liditor of the annual to some lucky Junior. Carol Falzetta wills her pleasant ways to Joyce Franklin. Linda Farrington wills her ability to get along with Mr. Kraft to Bill Little. John Fast leaves his bashfulness to Sandra Childs. John Ferry leaves his ability to play football to John Prior. Jane Fife leaves her red hair to Mrs, Batcha. Allen Franklin left so last he forgot to leave anything. Thomas Fraser wills his ability to argue to VVayne Morris. Gerald Gabriel wills his fractured jaw to anyone crazy enough to fall down the back steps. Gayle Garwood leaves her crazy jokes to anyone crazy enough to understand them. Joseph Gbur wills his ability to talk and say nothing to Janet Crothers. John Gibson leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to John Altomare. Antoinette Girard leaves her shyness to Donna Rice. David Gorman leaves his brother Butch to Toni Girard. James Grove leaves his place as co-captain of the football team to Lynn Copper- smith. Warren Gullett leaves his romances to Vernon Marshall. Gerald Haney wills his height to Louie Newton. Thomas Haschen leaves his ability to get along with the girls to Lee Radler. Lawrence Heberling leaves his motorcycle to anyone who thinks Larry's crazy enough to give it away. David Hosack leaves his love of school to Frank Simonds. Barbara Kalafus leaves her ability to get all A's to Jim Jeffreys. Susan Katin wills her ability to be late to Pat Cross. Louise Kiliany leaves her giggle to Vivian Marshall. Ruth King leaves her ponytail to Myrna Kay Bruderly. Eugene Leffler leaves his terrific build to Bob Hinchliffe. Joseph Less leaves his football uniform to David Pirigyi. Mary Ellen Lipp leaves her temper to Mr. Hoskins. Charles Lippiatt leaves with Marlene. Page Twenty-eight
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