Amesbury High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Amesbury, MA)

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74646dfZ6604dl60l6Z64l!6 Be it remembered: That we, The Class of 1956 of Amesbury High School, situatedin the charming Town of Amesbury, County of Essex, and Commonwealth of Mas sachusetts, with sound but disposing minds and mem- ories, do hereby, on this auspicious day, make, publish, and declare this instrument to be our last will and testament. lt is our heartfelt wish that the beneficiaries of this will may profit by our munificence and honor our memory with grateful thoughts. To each and every boy in next Senior Class: David Farmer leaves one of his V-neck sweaters. To her sister Frances: Shirley Bailey leaves her quiet ways. To Richard Livesey: Richard Briggs leaves his red-and-white Color Day trousers. To next year's Senior Play cast: Charles Butland leaves a little black bag and its contents. To Warren Drew: Richard Cyr leaves one pair of Chino pants, in hopes that he can fill them half as well. To the lunchroom: Donald Dyke leaves acow for fresh milk every day. To anyone who dares to use them in the presence of Mr. Woodwell: Robert Dickson leaves all his ain'ts. To next year's teachers' pest: Edward Hatch leaves a reserved seat in the office. To Larry Bragg: Harold Janvrin leaves his five o'clock shadow. Robert Kimball leaves his jello in Mary Ellen Ruddy's pocketbook. To Sandra Toothacker: Maureen O'Keefe leaves her ability to know things before anyone else. year's The chemistry class leaves a bot- tle of hydrogen sulfide to next year's Newburyport visitors. To Charles Downs: The Senior Class leaves a pillow so that he may sleep more comfortably during as- semblies. To Mr. Kozacka's biology class: Lillian Milliken leaves a curl from her French poodle. To the janitors: We leave a dozen posts to mark off the front sidewalk in the winter so that the lawn won't be ploughed again. To Mr. Robert Kozacka's study hall: We leave a hundred papers with study hall is for studying, not gos- siping written fifty times on each, in order to save them a lot of time next year. To Patricia Buckman: Nancy Hersey leaves the right to assume a sophisticated appearance and a digni- fied gait. To Peter Randall: Doug Atwood leaves his salesmanship ability so Peter can more easily sell his camel- hair brushes. To Peter Lamb: Forrest Hunt leaves his honest excuses. The rugged individuals of the Sen- ior Class leave a dumbbell at the Woodwell Muscle Parlor. With a lingering memory of our mistakes in the past and the greatest confidence in the opportunities of the future, we seal and set our hand unto this last will and testament on this eighth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-six. 'Me gem of 7956

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Vaawz Zfeceafzetafea.. Done Mostfor A.H.S. . Most Likely to Succeed Most Ambitious .... Most Dependable .... . Most Independent . . Most Original .... Most Talented . . Best Artist . . . Best Poet ...... Best Musician ..... BestActress,Actor . . Best Dancer ...... BestAthlete ...... Man, Woman Hater . . Class Flirt ....... Most Popular ..... Most Serious . . . Most Courteous . . . Most Friendly . . . Best Sport . . . Peppiest ..... Best Natured . . Biggest Tease . . . Best Mixer .... Ideal Date .... Ideal Couple . . Cutest ...... Best Dressed . . Best Looking. . . Teachers' Pet . . Teachers' Pest. . Biggest Arguer . . Wittiest ...... Dona Lee McAninch, David Farmer Dona Lee McAninch, Richard Briggs Dona Lee McAninch, David Farmer . Edwina Castonguay, David Farmer . . Joyce Baxter, Richard Briggs . . . . . . Sally Rose, William Mercer . . Mary Ann Dupuis, William Mercer . . . . . . Sally Rose, James Mercer . . Marilyn Downer, William Mercer . . Isabelle Currier, Hoban Sanford Q s . u a - - n a Q . . . Barbara Gilday, Richard Briggs . Mary Ann Dupuis, Charles Butland . . . Sally Bradshaw, Robert Dickson . . . . Sherene Fowler, John Rogers . . Betty Knowles, William Eastman . . . . Shirley Bailey, David Farmer . . Lillian Milliken, Richard Landry Dona Lee McAninch, David Farmer . . Shirley Bailey, William Eastman Jacqueline Hellen, William Eastman . Sally Bradshaw, William Eastman . Jacqueline Hellen, William Mercer Mary Ellen Ruddy, Charles Butland . . Sally Bradshaw, William Mercer . . . . Jean Lafey, William Eastman . . Theresa Provencher, Richard Landry . . . . Simone Emond, Todd Holbrook . . Katherine Dzioba, David Farmer . . Simone Emond, William Eastman . . Barbara Gilday, David Farmer . . . Carol Watkins, Edward Hatch . . . Joyce Baxter, Richard Briggs . . . Betty Knowles, William Mercer Noisiest ..... . . . Shirley Bailey, Richard Bastien Quietest ....... . . Lillian Milliken, Gregoire St. Hilaire Class Chatterbox . . ..... Shirley Bailey, Richard Bastien Never on Time . . ...... Judith Sawyer, Steven Nyman Class Dreamer . . . ...... Arline St. Onge, Edmond I-Iudon Class Nighthawk . . . .,.. Mary Ellen Ruddy, Charles Butland BiggestEater . . . . . . Anne Marie Desautels, Charles Butland