Amity Regional High School - Embers Yearbook (Woodbridge, CT)

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CLASS WILL We, the first graduating class of Amity Regional High School, class of 1956, town of Woodbridge, county of New Haven, state of Connecticut, being of some- what sound mind and iudgement, contrary to the feelings of our pedagogues, do hereby declare and publish this to be our last will and testament. Judy Andrew wills her vivaciousness to Elise Nordin. Diane Alpert leaves her giggles to Dottie Schmidt. Barbara Angier wishes to will her wit and congeniality to Judy Browne. Bob Beardmore leaves his touchdown to Walter York. Liz Bishop bequeaths her freckles to Marilyn Simpson. Jon Bloom wills his Preacher's hat to Dick Keller. Penny Boyce leaves her sparkling personality to Liz Mannel. Grant Bridges wills his professor's pipe to Larry Kuhn. John Brobeil leaves his skill in science to Carol Hughes. Anne Casey leaves her many pleasing traits to Ann Eckhardt. Shirley Caulkins bequeaths her helping hand to Kenny Cunningham. Jay Colletti wills her baton co-ordination to John Brown. Eric Demander wills his ice skates to Dave Dedman. Jimmy Dinniman bequeaths his shoes which he never uses for dancing anyway to Dick Clarey. Don Dixon leaves his Spanish humor to John Dedman. Jack Edmondson wills his towering height to John Bell. Marianne Endriss bequeaths her poise to Sue Perham. Nancy Farrell leaves her locker combination to anyone who has the patience to work at it. Simone Freeman leaves her lavender Cadillac to Jimmy Giebler. Hans Grassman wills his deviltry to Carolyn Miner. Dave Hall wills his carefree ways to Skippy Clark. Felicia Harris bequeaths her good-naturedness to Rudy Herbst. Georgia Hatch leaves her horses to Wendy Whitten. Harold Holycross leaves his enthusiasm for cars to Mary Jane Goodbye. Nancy Hoppe wills her rosy countenance to Rusty Williams. Sarah Howell bequeaths her brains and petiteness to Charlie Tomlinson. Martha Hoyt wills her gossiping to Duanne Daigle. Robert Hubbell leaves his hockey uniform to Joan Robinson. Bud Hufford wills his girl trouble to Pat Sisk. Richard Hurlburt leaves his wavy hair to Jerry Couden. Jay Luciani bequeaths her expressive eyes to Marilyn Mildeberger. Alan Magel wills his irresistible l'?J personality to Brian Kuehn. Pat Mears leaves her flaming locks to Marion Hill. Steve Merselis wills his gorgeous array of shirts to Eddie Rappa. Betty Morgan leaves her sheep raising to Pat Carlson. Gay Norton bequeaths her art ability to Reid Kaplan. Bill Oakley leaves his evasiveness to Frank Annicelli. Joe Palmieri wills his pastel sweaters to Alan Todd. Carol Perrotti leaves her sweet charm to Patty Maxwell. Fran Perrotti bequeaths her scholastic ability to all those struggling for D's. Arnold Peterson wills his lab experiments to Roger Koob. Honor Peterson leaves her blushes to Bud Battista. Karla Rueckert wills her bid designing to Mary Ellen Harrison. Elsie Scarpa leaves her natural curls to Barbara Cartmell. Barbara Seeley leaves her chuckles to Judy Wainman. Judy Serfilippi wills her pep and energy to Judy Smith. Patty Serfilippi bequeaths her musical genius and spriteliness to Al Schlltter. Bob Simpson wills his co-operation to the Junior Class. Elsie Smith wills her spirit for quickly becoming a part of Amity to all newcomers. Pete Smith leaves his technique to Mike Sirowich. Billy Smith leaves all with a mystery. Mary Snell bequeaths her innocence to Joella Downs. Alvin Stettbacher leaves his feeling for Shakespeare to John Meade. Billy Stoddard wills his driving ability to Charlie Harger. Sue Treat bequeaths her love of rustic life to Donna DeVeglia. Judy Urban leaves her gems to Judy Lord. Kathie Vaughn wills her lpana smile to Ann Heavens. Terry Vidal bequeaths his flat-top to Paul LeGoullon. Dave Warner wills his sense of humor to Kenny Kehrer. Herbert Abercrombie Vanfafoofnic LEAVES!! Signed and delivered C.O.D. by Barby and Jay

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