Saxton Liberty High School - Block Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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CLASS WILL OF 1941 We, the Senior Class of Saxton-Liberty High School, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-one, as we are about to leave our happy school days, which v ere filled with difficult and endless tasks along with fun and frolics, wish to give our last will and testament:- Item: To Donald Allison, Harold Stake’s ability to pitch woo. Item: To Betty Belle Anderson, Foe Houck’s dates with Mike. Item: To Nellie Barnett, Betty Mears dress length. Item: To Betty Baughman, Vallarhea Beatty’s size. Item: To Robert Baughman, his brother Dutch’s way with the teachers. Item: To Charles Benner, Tom Allen's excuses. Item: To Eleanor Brenneman, Theone Houck’s gift of gab. Item: To James Burnham, Floyd Mellott’s career in Hollywood. Item: To Emerson Carbaugh, Charles Bussard’s curly hair. Item: To Helen Carbaugh, Martha Masood's ability to sell ice cream. Item: To Robert Carberry, Edgar Himos clowning ability. Item: To Olive Clapper, Phyllis Weaverling's good looks. Item: To Lee Clark and Arlene Jones, Catharine Facchinei’s and Charles Comely's secret loving place by the radiator. Item: To William Clawson, Robert McElwain’s basketball unifonu. Item: To Pete Cuicci, Wayne Meyer's and Allan Stuby's position as righthand man to Mr, Sharpe in the Laboratory. Item: To Charles Deering, Jim Wambaugh’s place as manager of the foot- ball and basketball teams. Item: To Harry Defibaugh, Thelma Patterson’s drivers license. Item: To Veda Dctwilor, Ruth Harvey's love-making ability. Item: To Violet Dotwiler, Ruth Morris's Ability to study. Item: To Willard Dick, Mary McCarthy's ability to write well. Item: To Phyllis Donelson, Helen Donelsor.'s and Lillian Stapleton's quietness. Item: To Thelma Doiman, Nonas Brown's public speaking ability. Item: To Mary Fluke, Martha Foreman's big mouth. Item: To Jack Guillard, Darvis Ssvndow's piece as President of the Senior Class. Item: To Alieno Hess, Doris Cypher's way with Stake. Item: To Aleno Hoover,'Genevene s size and plan how to reduce. Item: To Robert Hoover, Clarence Boose's ability to remain quiet in P.O.D. Class. Item: To Delores Kelley, Caroline McCloskoy's, and Maude We inert’s quiet ways. Item: To Bernard Lewis, Robert Cunningham's technique for lovihg. Item: To George Livingston, Willard Thomas’s way with the girls. Item: To Eleanor Snare, Caroline Acittelli's place as editor of the Chips . Item: To Ralph Moyle, Mary Abbott's ability to drive a car. Item: To Eva Michaux, Molvino Crownover's friendliness. Item: To Edward Shark, Dick Shea's height. 21

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1st. row 1 to r: Norma Brown, William Blankley, Ruth Morris, Darvis Savadow, Fae Houck, Harold Stake, Allen Stub;:, Lola Oaks, 3ob McElwain, Elva Fouse, Floyd Kellott. —---r-— 2nd. row 1 to r: Phyllis YJeavdrling, Vuillard Thomas, Martha Foreman, Clair Bussard, Edna RusseJLl, Edgar Himes, Vallerhea Beatty, Clair Baughman, Mary Abbott, Tom. Allen. 3rd. row 1 to r: ...artha Long, Dolly S:‘ith, Jfahn Russellr Melvina Crownover, Lester Lctzger, Genevene Hamilton, Clarence Boose, Crtherene Facchinei, Regina Dillon. 4th. row 1 to r: Betty Hears, Helen Donelson, Elsie Longnecker, Lillian Stapelton, Gerald Trecce, LaryL’cC-rthy, Vfcyne Lyres, Ruth Harvey' - th.. row 1 to r: Martha Lasood, F.eda Reed, Laude Woimert, Thelma Patterson, Caroline KcClosky, Lloyd Beatty, Theone IJouck, Bob Cunningham. 6th. row 1 to r: Fred Morgan, Caroline Acitelli, Dick Shea, Jean Shaffer, James V.'-mbaugh, Virginia Duvall, Bill Hoover: Ruth Treece.- 7th. row 1 to r: furtis Knugle, .Villiam R 'an, Doris Cipher, Charles Comely, Charles Bussard. ‘ -------------- - 20 -

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CLASS WILL OF 1941 Item: To Hilda Treoce, Elsie Longonocker's blonde hair. Item: To Miriam Troecc, Regina Dillon's voy of getting through the haii. Item: To William Ritchey, Martha Long's position in the bend of playing the symbols. ItomtTo Ethel Ramsey, Jeanne Shaffer's method of dancing. Item: To Annie Patterson, Edna Russell's and Freda Rood's technique in writing love letters. Item: To Donald Rinard, Bill Blankloy's painted fingernails. Item: To Zelda Treece, the Frat pin Martha Masood is wearing, Iten: To William Perrin, Fred Morgan's base voice. Item: To lone McCohan, Clair Bussnrd's position as Art Editorof tho Chips . Iten: To Helen Spock, Lola 0ako3 shape» Iton: To Thomas Oakes, Gerald Treoce s light hair. Iten: To Russell Palmer, Curtis Knughle's tumbling ability. Iten: To Paul Reed, Lostor Metzgar's artistic ability. Item: To Martha Rogers, Ruth Troecc's place in the Octctt. Iten: To Robert Ritchey, William Ryan's technique in nixing up chemicals. Item: To Mack Stoler, John Russell's tallness and slenderness. Item: To Dorothy Roub, Virginia Duvall's basketball ability. Item: To Marguerite Weinert, Elve Fouso's glasses . Iten: To Eddie Shark, Lloyd Beatty’s brisk walk. Item: To Lee Clark: William Hoover's ca rponter ability. Iten: To Annie Patterson, Dolly Smith's Acrobatic ability. IN WITNESS THEREOF: We the class of nineteen hundred forty-one, have written our last will and testament. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the following persons: Elsie Longenecker Ruth Harvey Fred Morgan (Cont'd. from Page 19) PHYLLIS ViEAVERLING P.J. MAUDE .«EIKERT LIZZIE Greatest desire: To become a doctors wife Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Greatest desire: To become a better roller skater Pride of possession: Pete's letters Pride of possession: Her chewing gum Expression: Oh! You. Expression: You never would have thought it. - 22