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

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HILDA SOTO Mamy Business What’s that' WILLIAM WOODRUFF Willy John Math and Science I came, I saw, I conquered. DAVID ORDIWAY Dave” Math Girls 24

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23 PAUL WINCHELL Winch Agriculture and Business Oh, my, garsh

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(Class Ulill Regina Baker leaves her eye Make- up to Theo Edwards. Richard Baker leaves his curly hair to Judy Woodruff. Judy Brundage leaves her red hair and freckles to Lois Reil. Victor Burch leaves his smashed-up truck to Carol Eshenbough to bang up. Ann Cannon leaves her jokes to Roberta Edwards. Judy Carr leaves her horses to Deanna Wittie, so she'll have a new sport. Irene Clarke leaves her debating ability to Mattie Howland. Linda Coffin leaves her height to Ira Connors. Charlie Dixon leaves 25 lbs. of his weight to Carolyn Cornell. Beverly Freeman leaves her old flirtatious ways to Dawn Burdick. Nancy DeRemer leaves her Saturday nights to Janis Reil. We leave Homer Glover to Sandy. Dolores Halsey leaves her quietness to Lloyd Hollenbeck. Warren Hann leaves his skipping ability to the majorettes. Garth Hulin leaves his managing ability to Kenny Hessleton. Ronald Lewis leaves his mechanical ability to Paul Glover. Leo McAndrew leaves his graceful leaping ability to Joe Carr. Lucille Rifenburg leaves her sarcastic laugh to future shorthand students. Flora Sherman leaves her shyness to Sharon Strouse and Charolette Dean. Sally Smith leaves her Secretary-Treasurer job to Ellen Joyce. Shirley Snyder leaves her baby-sitting job to Carol Hoagland. Glenn Thorpe leaves for Wellsville. Jean Updyke leaves her Latin ability to Kay Bostwick. Rae Ellen Waldeck leaves her'musical talent to Lee Kessler. Gail Waldeck leaves his ability to be a pest to George Hoover. Alfred Whiting leaves his bullwhip act to John Cook. Paul Winchell leaves his singing ability to Karen Stocking. Gary Woodard leaves his acting ability to Eddie Greene. Bill Woodruff leaves his little black book to Hugh Church. Dave Ordiway leaves his laugh to Louie to carry on the tradition. Hilda Soto leaves her good nature and modesty to Gary Rosintoski. Ronald Stocking leaves his tales of heroism to Harold LeFever. 25