Avella High School - Eagle Yearbook (Avella, PA)

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Class ill We the Class of nineteen hundred and Fifty-one being of sound mind and body do establish this last will and testament. To the Juniors we leave our court- eous mannersg to the Sophomores we leave the cooperative spirit of our classg to the Freshmen we leave our studious attitude. Harriett Adams leaves the Home Ee. teaching to Mrs. Lunger. Fred Alexander leaves for the Army. Dale Andrews leaves grave digging to Don Kristoff. Raymond Brandenburg leaves his perfect attendance record 'to Ioe Sabo. Rose Marie Charlier leaves her windbreaker in locker 1. Mike Chizzo leaves the hammer and nails to Bobby Pollock. Merry Lou Coffey leaves the boys alone. Marla Lee Coffey leaves with Ronnie following her. Andrew Dalesio leaves the girls to Riley Carl. Mary Ceorgetti leaves her dancing ability to Larry Kusich. Connie Cianotto leaves for Fort Union, Virginia. Julia Kertesz leaves her brain to Iim Bagan. Charles Kimble leaves a pot of soup to spoil. Elsie Kolesar leaves with Taker. Nick Kusich leaves for Highland Avenue. Paul Margaria leaves his safe driving to Dewayne Kirschner Virginia Milantoni leaves her temper to Bobby Dalesio. Anna Meuller leaves for nursing school. Michael Mlavetz leaves his height to Frank Proctor. Emanual Paris leaves for Cross Creek. Ronnie Pascuzzi leaves for Penna. College for Women. Mary Alice Painter leaves to act in Hamlet Wilma Peterson leaves her blond hair to Frances Cabrielli. Jean Peterson leaves Mr. Rubeis in peace. Shirley Peterson leaves her basketball ability to Delaine Roccun Edward Proctor leaves the time clock to Herky. Jean Rohr leaves for the Justice of the Peace. William Schubenski leaves for Notre Dame. Delma Scariot hates to leave Mr. Gottlieb. Iune Takah leaves for Hawaii. David Tilton doesnit have enough ambition to leave. James Vicheck is just glad to leave. Witness: john G. Bubeis. Ind-Avel-25

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Student Life By Connie Gianotto We had a merry and a cheerful class Our student life was hard to surpass. School days we spent in hardship and fun Real friendships were something that each of us Won. Fond memories We'll cherish as long years go by Remembering our school days with just a little sighg The days We skipped school, the times we Weren't quiet Yes-some of our classes were really a riot. Our serious natures were seldom e'er seen But most times our thoughts were sweet and serene. Each teacher to us was a king or a queen We howled when we shot them with Wad or with bean. So ends now our carefree and Wonderful life, It Was Worth all the toil and Worth all the strifeg To give of our best so that We could succeed, We leave with some pride, and the hope of Godis Speed! Ind-Avel-24

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Class Prophecy As I gaze into my crystal ball I foretell events and hap- penings of the future years that may well come true. Ah yes, the picture is getting clearer. I see a huge gathering of people-Parson Charles Kimble is uniting Jean Rohr and the boy of her dreams in holy wedlock. I see the Chicago Bears are having a successful season due mainly to the wonderful coaching job of Ronnie Pascuzzi. The star player is none other than Will Schubenski. The team can- not help but win with Wilma Peterson cheering on the side lines. Gazing again into my crystal ball, I see Connie Gianotto and julia Kertesz are editors of the Avella Herald with a world- wide circulation of fifty billion copies. I see Raymond Brandenburg has finally made it, he is now President of the Lucky Strike Corporation. I see a large silver plane Co-piloted by Emanuel Paris and Nick Kusich-their favorite hostesses are Merry Lou and Marla Lee Coffey. On the same plane is a shipment of grass skirts de- signed by Iune Takah. I see the great stage production Romeo Szhlulieti' starring Andrew Dalesio and Dale Andrews has finally hit the top. Coming into view is the famous artist Michael fAngelol Chizzo painting Miss Smiles of 19559, Mary Ceorgetti. Looking once more into my crystal ball I see the Ford Wreck- ing Co. managed by Paul Margaria. His first job was repairing Delma Scariot,s Model T. Ind-Avel-26