Andover Central High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Andover, NY)

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CiaoAWM We, the Senior Class and Graduates of 1955 of Andover Central in the county of Allegany, state of New York, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: PAT BAKER leaves her talk to any one who can handle it. DORIS BARNHART leaves her business brain to the SANDY BOSTWICK leaves her contortionists ability to Madeline Wheeler. BARBARA CLARK leaves her violent temper to Myrtle Gayhart. LORRAINE CORNISH leaves her lonely Saturday nights on the hill to Sandy Joyce. JOYCE FULLER leaves her knee socks to Jean Daley, Jean’s are liable to wear out. ALURA GROSSMAN leaves her tan sweater to Jocelyn Joyce. ANNE HARVEY leaves her ears to Mary Teresa McAndrew, Teresa needs them. JANET LANG will leave and take the Dugo kids with her. KAY MICKLE leaves her assortment of large dresses to Bernadine Hollenbeck. MARY O’DELL leaves her boys to anyone who can handle them. LUCILLE SMITH leaves her pretty green eyes to Elmer Joe Monroe. EDDIE HARKENRIDER leaves his way with women to Bob Perry. CHARLES HOWLAND leaves his muscles to Toot Rifenburg. AVERY MEAD leaves his unusual gait to Harriet Dean. JAMES CONNOR leaves his wavy hair to Jim Jones. DAVE CONDE leaves his foul shooting ability to Bull Goodridge. DAVE MARSH leaves his wildness to Bradley Wright. MIKE SMITH leaves his wrestling ability to “Bob Grossman. FRED JOHNSON leaves his manners to Denny Joyce. ERNIE WEIRICH leaves his down-payment on an engagement ring to Roger Phelps. ROY HALSEY leaves his ability to pick on people to Roger Lewis. TIM MARSH left. DUANE SCRIBNER leaves his ability to fill a seat to Jim Harvey. BUTCH VICKERS leaves the time clock to any one who can hold it down. GEORGE WHEELER leaves his sweetheart “Ginny to Cort Marsh. RICHARD KEMP leaves his band leading ability to Mr. Canale. RICHARD BURGER leaves his skating ability to Merle Brown. THERON BURDICK leaves his farming ability to “Leo Alvord. DONALD LEWIS leaves his trips to Friendship to anyone who enjoys bumming home about 2 o’clock in the morning. 3ted iq4 giie Will To Mr. Kessler we leave a mask with a smile on it. To Mr. Reil we leave a dictionary so he can find some new words in the place of therefore, dogmatically, etc. so other classes won’t get too bored. To Mr. Bronson we leave this tonic to stimulate his F. F. A. basketball team into winning. To Coach Stackwick we leave a shield to put around the player who is unfortunate enough to have to sit by him during basketball games, so he won’t crack the poor players ribs with his constant jabbing of his elbow. To Coach Newell we leave a blind fold full of holes so he can take the towels into the girls' locker room. To Mr. Canale we leave a new set of seat covers for his car that were ruined on Halloween. To Mr. Carmody we leave a bank with $100 capital in case some class has a dance next year and goes in the hole. To Mr. Williams we leave a baby sitter so he can bring his wife to the senior dances next year. To Jim Nobles we leave a reliable partner so he may rest sometime during the day. To John Nobles we leave a pair of roller skates so he no longer will have to walk the halls. To Mr. Gibbs we leave this meal ticket to the Ponce de Leon in Hornell and with it goes the guarantee that each plate of Pizza he eats will put on 10 lbs. weight. To Mrs. Mac Fadden we leave this box of candy to sweeten up all the sorrows we have caused her. To Mrs. Bartz we leave this address and advise her to use it, SMOKE NO MORE TABLETS IN CARE OF CINCINNATI 1. OHIO. To Mrs. Joyce we leave an ear trumpet so she won’t miss any of the idle gossip in the halls. To Miss Madison we leave this cook book with guaranteed recipes to replace those that look good but never seem to turn out. To Mrs. Wesche we leave this traffic cop and also a red and green light to direct the increasing activities of the Junior Class. To Mrs. Mitchell we leave a club so she can have a little more control over her study hall. To Mrs. Conde we leave a record “Keep quiet blues. To Miss Taylor we leave a proof reader to correct her typing errors. To Mrs. Green we leave some more patients so she won’t be so hard to locate in other parts of the building. To Mr. Raykovitz we leave a book How to Referee Basketball by Taps. Gallager. To Miss Gates we leave a file to clean nicotine and tar stains off the athletes teeth. To Miss Brittain we leave this bloodhound to track down her sextette members who try to make a fast getaway from practice on Tuesday night.

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Jnquvdtiq Jtejjwtf L NAME SHE IS SHE THINKS SHE IS AMBITION PASTIME P. Baker Witty Shy Play piccolo Training fleas D. Barnhart Cute Unnoticed Drive the red convertible Sewing S. Bostwick Double jointed An actress Ride a mule Gooing B. Clark Quiet Unloved Be left alone Gazzing L. Cornish Sarcastic Bewitching To vanish Gabbing J. Fuller Good dancer A big girl now To attain that devine figure Flagpole sitting A. Grossman O. K. Important Be popular Flirting A. Harvey Intelligent Too tall Be first lady president Cooking J. Lang A 2nd Liberace Too old Be a stock car driver Talking M. O’Dell Tiny Fat Be a cowboy's sweetheart Arguing K. Mickle Silly Crooner Crooner Eating L. Smith A willing worker Judge Skin a snake Hunting NAME HE IS HE THINKS HE IS AMBITION PASTIME T. Burdick An inventor Handy Be a cowboy Chasing pony tails R. Burger Clever Smart Build Skating D. Conde' A bluffer Intelligent Be an ACS janitor Touring J. Connor Handsome Clark Gable Master of dancing Sleeping R. Halsey A devil Tough To graduate Sleeping C. Howland Good looking A big boy Be Mr. America Eating E. Harkenrider Athletic A great lover Be a gangster Skipping school F. Johnson Foolish A riot Gallant dancer Goofing off R. Kemp Stocky Band Leader Be a tight rope walker Playing cars D. Lewis Tall In love Grow side burns Racing his motor D. Marsh A philosopher A Genius Grab bag collector Playing violin A. Mead A comedian Irresistible Speak Chinese Collecting insects D. Scribner Skinny Handsome Be the circus muscle man Drawing M. Smith Short Romeo Grow an inch Making whoopee B. Vickers Popular Over worked Print $100 bills Hunting (dear) E. Weirich Engaged Mister Fixit Raise a Family Fixing lockers G. Wheeler Slow Fast Go faster Disappearing

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