Ludlow High School - Lion Yearbook (Ludlow, MA)

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THE HI-NEWS 19 W. KNIGHT K. KRAS S. KRAS J. KULBANSKI A. LAGASSE T. MARLOWE A. MAZUR H. McROBBIE W. MILLER E. MONDRY E. MUCHA D. NIETUPSKI J. NOGA C. PATERSON A. PAWLIW J. PEARSON M. PENDRAK D. POTTER W. POWALKA Wills his “Joe E. Brown” smile to anyone who can imitate it. Leaves her mysterious ways to Lillian Glassman and her way with outsiders to Mildred Quinn. Our broadcaster leaves her reputation as Bill Wil- liam’s successor to whoever wishes to duplicate her feats. Leaves his crooning efforts to that lady killer Mitchell Soroka. Wills his barn-yard menagerie imitation to Ralph Larro; and his drag with Mr. Curtis to Baby Wadas. Leaves his liking for cozy corners to John Nelson; and his attentions to acrobatic dancers to Tommy Washington. He and Kit leave their title of “Senior Couple’ to Donald Stuart and Veronica Karnes. Leaves her curly locks to Victor Petrolotti. Leaves her pessimism to Eddie Miller; and her unusual tongue-wagging ability to Roslyn Levine. Wills and bequeaths his man-of-the-world airs to John Ingham. Leaves her charming personality and her ability to fascinate every one she meets to Rose Stolar. Leaves her ability to train bangs to Helen Bal. Wills his studiousness to Joe Loss; and his skill with a three-legged stool to Gordon Grimes. Leaves his reputation of Night Hawk to Viola Lyman. Wills her child-like voice to Bud Birnie; and her neat- ness to Doris Oslinski. Leaves her qaietness to Antoinette Roberts. Leaves his theory that a sinker floats to any Junior who will believe it; and his Cab Calloway stuff to Red LaPlante; John Pearson leaves Ludlow High at last. Leaves his neatness to Joe Silva; and his highheels to George Ingham. Bequeaths to Lillian Glassman her title of Professor; and her loquaciousness in study-hall to Marie Figel. Leaves his uncanny dancing stance to Raymond Hock.

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18 THE HI-NEWS J. DUFFY M. DZIURA W. EDGAR E. E. ENOS . FALKIEWICZ . FESTA . FOSS . FOSS . FULLER GOLDEN . HARRICA - HART . HENDYNSKI . HIERSCHE . JANIK . JOHNSTON . KILIAN KNIGHT Wills the mustache that he has been grewing all year to Finlay Milroy, hoping he will have better luck ; and to Marjorie Warner his gift of bluffing. Leaves his clowning acts to Ruth Townsend; and his bicycle which prevented him from wearing out his soles while in the back to the farm-movement to the next victim. Leaves his oratorical ability to Alice Dubowicz and his Scotch complexion to Robert Taylor. Wills his sex-appeal to Joe Loss, and his neatness to Dike Edgar. Bequeaths hex petiteness to Mr. Millane (upon his request). Leaves: his ability to play the tuba to Raymond Hock. Wills his “caravan” hair to Walter Olienkiewicz; and his ability to teach girls the art of auto-driving to Edward Miller. Leaves her elocution talent to Edith Gokey; and her schoolgirl complexion to Roslyn Levine. Wills her blind horse to anyone who wishes to test the ice on Haviland Pond; and her tendency for curvature of the spine to Doris Clifford. Leaves her artistic way of translating French to Peter Bolaski. Leaves her weight to Nellie Wilson; and her quietness to. Donald Fitzgerald. Leaves her soft voice to George Ingham; and her red hair to Willie Warren to go with his temper. Wills her temper to Virginia Wheaton; and her cute blush to Marie Figal. Leaves his membership in the Bachelor Club to Mike Jaciow. Leaves her quietness to Helen Consedine and her shy- ness to “Dot” Kane, Wills her daily ride in a Chevvy to Helen Kadronska. Wills her pet collection of tardy slips to Claire Miller. Wills her height to Josie Slepecki; and her love: of horses to Milton Messenger.

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20 THE HI-NEWS C. RAMSAY Wills her slimness to Albert Enos; and her talent for dancing to Helen Consedine. H. RAPALUS Leaves her demureness to Ermina Pendrak. J. SANTOS Wills his “educated toes” to Mike Zwaryez; and his Spanish bull-fighting spirit to Arline Filer. C: SAS Wills his athletic skill to Richard Dostal; and his ability to kid the girls along to Georgie Walls. B. SIOK Leaves her bashfulness in English Class to Edwin Carmell. B. SMITH Wills her gym talent to Fat Ramos; and her popularity with the boys to Marjorie Warner. M. SOROKA Leaves her knowledge of male species to Arline Filer. ‘G. TAYLOR Wills to Jennie Nowak his parrot resemblance; and love of milk shakes to Geno Marini. J. TENEROWICZ Leaves her ability to expand a one-page essay to four pages to Tony Silva. L. VAUTRAIN Leaves his gift for remembering history dates to the most needy Junior. W. WADAS Leaves his mathematical abilty to Corine Martin; and his manly walk to Milton Messenger. R. WALSH Wills her broken-heart to Raymond Randall. E. WARDZALA Leaves his way-with-the-women to anyone who needs ate as he is through with it for good; and his trumpet blues to Bobby Cummings. H. WARDZALA Wills her petiteness to George Ingham, and her arched eyebrows to Ralph Larro. B,. WOJCIK Leaves her gloominess to Dot Kane. In witness hereof, we hereunto set our hands and seal and with the presence of witnesses, declare this to be our First and Last Wil]. and Testament, this eleventh day of June, nineteen hundred and thirty-four A. D. Signed: Mae West Joe Penner Schnozzle Durante Betty Boop Horace Horse Collar Pop-Eye the Sailor