Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

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w i I I We, the class of l953, being of simple mind and weak memory do hereby pre- pare this our last will and testament. To the juniors we leave our battered home- room desks and all the gum and paper in them . Our happy days as upperclassmen we leave to the freshmen and sophomores. And to the junior high we leave our ambition to graduate. To the faculty we direct our tardies and absences, hoping the accumu- lation of time gives them a long vacation. We do hereby appoint Miss McClean with full power and authority to execute our will. ln witness whereof and to wit we have hereunto under- signed this our last will in the year one thousand nine hun- dred and fifty-three. Mrs. Shutler receives Margaret McCardel's typing e- raser. Russell Brode bequeaths his love for basketball to anyone who has the ability to use it. Mona Bregant's personality is left to Bonnie Lou Line. To any lucky per- son, Donna Bocanelli surrenders her chemistry workbook. Larry Bonham wills himself to Beck Porter. Dawn Watson gives her seat in 303 to her sister Kay. To Viola Chan- dler, Betty Bendel wills her studiousness. Hank Trivelli leaves his locker door to his brother Joe. Gordon Wat- ters' sister gets his post at the information desk. Gerry Whitman wills her Family notes to Eleanor Caia. Her seat and her A's in Choir, Shirley Ruehr leaves to her sister, Marjorie. Nancy McVay leaves all Carlin's clothes to her sister Carlin. All of Shirley Kasler's book reports go to Louis and Jimmy Sorboro. One woodburn- ing set to his sister, Kathy, so she won't have Allan Kaupinen's trouble carving initials on desks. Jo Ann Ensinger wills her gymleader suit to Mr. Vance. Lelda Daniels--her love for dancing to her sister, Vivian. To Mr. Hope, Ersilia Damicone wills her ability to chew gum. The love of the New York Yankees and his little brother, Carl, were left to Mrs. Shutler by Tom Conti. Dolores Mercury was left the job of hall monitor by Pauline Velenose. Doris Cunningham relinquishes her favorite expression oddball to Barbara Kennedy. Ron Kane leaves his make-up work with Miss McClean to some fortunate fellow. Mona Bregant is left to Mr. Egan by Nancy Bissonette. Shirley Chionchio bequeaths her love for clothes to anyone who can afford them. Diane Christ- man awards her love for band and her chair to her sister, Judy. Vera West has been left Gladys Morris' chair in American Problems class. K. Marilyn Fankhauser is giv- ing squeeky to Professor Nancy Rupert. To Ray Stef- ansic, Fred James cedes his twitcher. Karl Yontz wills his seat in 303 to anyone who cannot sleep at night. Jay Bell's boxing ability is left to Joe Trivelli. To Bernice Cartwright, Virginia Frayer donates her office assistant's job. Her part of the senior locker section is given to her cousin Mary Mendiola, by Sally Esposito. Marilyn Hos- kin claims Roy Hoskin's American Problem's book 0-20. l leave my appreciation of Ravenna high school to any senior who loves the alma mater as well as l do--Jerry Smith. Anyone who wants it inherits Jeanie Kauffman's shorthand class. Anita Hicks bequeaths her ability to go steady to Jim Sorboro. Kenneth Kastor awards his basket- ball statistics book to his brother Donald. A trombone and a place in Boys' Octet are granted to Louise Sorkin by Don Reed. The metal shop is donated by Jack Kever- kamp to Charles Postelthwait. Marilyn Monroe--for use in marching band--gives her flat feet to her sister Margie. Angie Nagella's locker is entrusted to Carl Reedy. lris Pantalone's ability to be on time goes to her brother Al. Mr. Egan inherits Floyd Minor's enthusiasm for stock car races. The front seat in senior homeroom passes from