Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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Last Will And Testament We, the class of 1959 of the Warsaw Central School, being of supposedly sound body, memory, and mindg do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in the manner following, that is to say: First: Having duly spent the last four years in this building, we regretfully take leave of our friends and teachers. We realize that you will share in our loss, for the old school will never be the same with- out our happy faces and clever observations. We hereby leave all our debts and unfilled ob- ligations to the Junior Class, and we direct that they make immediate payment of same as soon after our passing as possible. We realize that they will have more time to carry out such tasks than we, since they will not be so burdened with the conscientious pursuit of learning that concerned us. David Shear leaves his list of Alden girls to David Grover. Henry Mix leaves his slide rule to Milton Ignatz. Bill Putney leaves' his ambition to john Hayes. Penny Powers leaves her carefree Way of life to Col- leen Regan. Bob Firestine leaves his ability to hot rod around comers to jeff Miller. Joan Pervorse leaves her Arthur Murray lessons to Donna Bailey. Rog Burns leaves his tennis rackets to the junior boys. Linda James leaves her scholarship to Attica State to Martha Ramsey. Veronica Grover leaves her musical talents to Betsy Knothe. Kay Morgan leaves Miss Schlegel's typing to Nancy Bruggman. David Hawley leaves his Wyoming interests to Jack Neff. Marv Taylor Cjim Brownl leaves his football power plays to Jim Betts. Einar Gall leaves his gift of gab to Joan Schwab. Pamela McCabe leaves her Cadillac to Cheryl Eber- shoff. Judy Hawkins leaves her church romances to Carol and Laurel Scott. Carol Burns leaves her motherly ways to Judy Len- non. Susan Collister leaves her history notes to Shirley Robb. Pat Ackler leaves her ring to Pat Fitzgerald. Sandy Chase leaves her Volkswagen to the juniors for the senior trip. Q- 1 Carolyn Motts leaves her restaurant business to Sharon Sheer. She can compete with her father. jim Baker leaves his track run in Wethersfield to David Myers. Donna Bush leaves her seat in Dohse's to Linda Nolan. Rosemary Vasile leaves her diving ability to Stan Zydel. Margaret Finch leaves her slinky walk to Marie Lee. Carol Eisenhard- leaves her Tom Terrific to Char- lotte Kinney. Bob Wheeler leaves his poems in Health class to Paul Whitcomb. Brenda Fitzgerald leaves her job at the hospital to Carolyn Nettleship, with the stipulation that she stick very closely to business. Nancy Humphrey leaves her hot Plymouth to jim Broman for future dragging with his Willys. Marylyn johnson leaves her shower room activities to Sally Voorhees. Margaret Krotz leaves her quietness to Carrolle Cousins. Diane Waterrose leaves her copy of Love and Mar- riage to Joan Baker. George Moffatt leaves his walk to the park to jean Warfel. Bob Baker leaves himself to the junior girls. Janet Scott leaves her little black book to JoAnn Leachman. Donna Shumaker leaves her dates with Henry to Cynthia Spring. Carol Wares leaves her mother's office to Ray Hotchkiss. joan Sierk leaves her stalling to jim Loomis. Libby Callahan leaves her O's in D.T. to Delos Dunbar. Carol Hinz leaves her Campbells soup to Barbara Bowden. Peggy Coveny leaves her basketball height to Joan Burch. Violet Hinz leaves her seat in Trig to Sandra Farr. Sharon Sherman leaves all her dates of her senior year to Betsy Ahls. Witnessed by Zaiiijfzwa

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