Angelica Central School - Echo Yearbook (Angelica, NY)

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We the class of 1955 of the Angellca Central School belng of sound mlnd and body havlng come to our last hours do hereby glve bequeath and devlse all our worldly goods and possesslons to the followlng benef1c 1ar1es to w1t John Jug Hoflus leaves h1s h1s basketball ab1l1ty to Erme Austln Georgla Lee McMahon leaves her helght to Bob Jennlngs We wlll and bequeath Alvord Norton s wrestllng ablllty to Melvln Gordon Marllyn 'lucker bestows her ab1l1ty to get to class on tlme f1rst perlod to I..o1s Walker B111 Blesslng bestows h1s ab1l1ty to dodge books tOM1SSM1HH1Ck Maryanne Radley leaves her w1t and good humor to Bertle Gosper Ralph Schnelder wllls and bequeaths h1s good t1mes ln Rochester to Jlm Hardlng Mary Jones leaves her ab1l1ty to do home work to Fat Doner Roy AUSTIH bestows h1s good attendance to Joanne Rose Momca Almeter w1lls and bequeaths her Arkport frlend to Carol Thomas Charles Burdlck leaves h1s favorlte parkmg places to ROHHIE Hoffman Norlta Grahaxn bestows her qulet polse to Paul Harrlngton Paul Gallmann leaves h1s beautlful legs and red ha1r to Brenda Graham M1ll1cent Patterson wllls and bequeaths her good tlmes ln Frlendshlp to Nancy Jones Tom Day leaves baby s1tt1ng Jobs to Joanne and Bernlta Behrens wllls and bequeaths all her hlgh marks to J1m Mlller We the class of 1955 w1ll and bequeath to Mr Chandler and M1ss Boz zette our great ab1l1ty for perfect parllamentary procedure 1n class meetlngs On Mrs Welr we bestow our thanks and appreclatlon for her great help w1th the Junlor and Senlor Plays and the Speaklng Contest We the class of 55 declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament Slgned and sealed th1s seventeenth day of February one thousand nlne hundred and flfty flve W1tnesses lV5nodf77f:0'f'1'614 2wm4 Thls Wlll was drawn up by the law f1rm of T Van Arsdale and E Z Dunn K. . . I J i f - ?- ' ' ' J ! U. ,, . . . . . . I . . , . . . . . N . . . . ' J ,v . - za - nr - - u n . . . . . V Y . . . 9 . .v . ' . la as - - J n 1 .w J' ' 2 . ,. - . . .

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MARYANNE RADLEY Class Pres1dent Keyhole Staff G1rls Sports Intramurals Cheerleader Sp Dramat1cs Bus Manager Press Club L1brary Club Yearbook Staff Band Chorus F H A Pres Sp Contest Jr 8: Sr Play MARILYN TUCKER Pres L1brary Club Press Club Am1c1 Romae Cheerleader Band Pres Chorus Ensemble Sec Student Counc1l Intramurals Sp Dramat1cs Junlor Play Semor Play Sp Contest Yearbook Staff Vars1ty A Usher Glrls Sports C urly Hump i. ill, Wm Tuck Fangle JOHN HOFIUS Stage Manager J V Basketball Jugf' RALPH SCHNEIDER Pres Student Counc1l V1ce Pres1dent Student Counc1l F F A Class Pres1dent V Basketball J V Basketball Soccer Team Baseball Team Intramurals Junlor Play Usher Wmter Carmval MILTON W SCHOONOVER L1brary Club Wrestlmg Press Club Intramurals Chorus Vars1ty A F F A Sp Dramatlcs Stage Manager

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.ii iCHO0L GALE DAR SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE The gates are openg the prisoners file ing numbers are distributed. Organized confusion results from new schedulesg prison- ers do not know when or where to split the rocks. A meeting is held by Senior Cellmates to discuss coming parole to Washington. ' Columbus Day - Time off for good behavior! We were all glad Chris was born. School recesses for warden's conference. Inmates of the Senior Cell Wing try a dramatic endeavor which is successful. Thanksgiving - We get the bird as usual. Rivalry with Scio Reformatory is renewed at basketball game. Results of game need not be mentioned! First league basketball game of the season is played at Belfast's Pen. Sentence is suspended for two weeks in order to observe the Christmas holidays. Winter Wonderland Ball - Prisoners put on their best striped suits. We are back to the dungeon. The Four' Termer's square dance after the basketball game is a big hit, if judged by the squares present. The Bond Issue is voted on, and it now looks as if we'll have a new penitentiary. Regents Week - What punishment! Due to the illness of many of our cellmates, school was recessed for a few days. The cellmates, having co-operated to the utmost during the previous months of school, were parolled for afive day vacation, including the weekend. We have a brief recess to celebrate George's birthday. A few of the braver Fourth-Termers compete to see who has the strongest lungs. Easter - We get to hunt eggs at guardian's homes. Parole for Senior trip goes into effect. The return to the salt mines is even harder to bear. Inmates blend voices for annual music festival. Junior Cell Block puts on a play. Regents - We get the third degree. Commencement - Seniors' sentence ends. Wardens pat us on the back and hand us our walking papers.