Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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ast W111 and Testament We the members of the class of fifty sxx bemg of doubtfully unsound m1nds and about to end our hxgh school daze do bequlve and bequeath the followmg to those who succeed us Knowmg the non value of these glfts we hope the reclprents duly apprecrate them Sandra Alford Her eyebrows and eyelashes to Judy Lawrence June Aylesworth Her ab1l1ty to talk constantly to Carole Kmne LaVonne Andrews Her Indran moccasms to Mr Hugg1ns Rlchard Babcock H1s quxet attltude to Doug Besemer Davmd Bame H1s bald tmres to Tony Howland Raymond Besemer H1s volce to Gary Darl1ng Darwln Blckford H1s teeth to Lynn Gorton Rlchard Bradshaw Hrs large baseball umform to Jlmmy O Nell Clarke Bugbee H1s long lxst of tardy sl1ps to Paul Parsons Jerome Butcher Hrs abxhty to keep gomg after a pass on the football field to Bruce Dartt Rrchard Collms All hrs excuses to Gordon Dolph Frank Corbm Hrs dungarees and bottles of trombone slrde o1l to DeW1tt Nlles Florence Cornell Her abxhty to mxss car fenders to Barb Parker Nancy Craig Her abrhty to play Home on the Range to Kathy Purdy Jean Davrdson Her umbrella to anyone who doesnt know enough to come m out of the ram Fred Drachler I-Irs tramed sklll of washlng drshes to Stan Davrs Betty Elder Her srngmg abllrty to Martha Drachler Beverly Foster Three pounds of butter and 51x loaves of bread to the cafeteria Ottle Gerg The old stale gum that Coach hands out to the future sports players Sandy Grfford Her ab1l1ty to draw to Mxss Smrth Juamta Haynes her helght and parkrng place to Fred Smxth Jermey Harmon H1s Ag marks to Rrcharcl Mart1n Phebe Harmon Her ab111ty to get along wrth the teachers to Ffeddle Barge Lona Jobson Her bank account to her srster Clarre Dawn Krrkland Her abrhty to wrestle to Ralph Castle Terry K11HCt0b-HIS ab1l1ty to be slow to Teddy Armstrong Audrey Knapp-Her long legs to Nancy Barrowchff Rose Marre Macumber Her hexght to V1rg1n1a Brckford Larry Pearsall H1s studxous attltude to Duane Lawrence Dav1d Parsons H1s abrlxty to come to school every day to M1nn1e Lawrence Carole Russell Her straxght '1a1r to Sheryl Hulbert. Annehese Schnelder Her pettlcoats and hlgh heels to V1ck1 Johnson Ralph Shearer Hrs ablllty to play the drums to Rxch Best Jo Ellen Shlelds Her wad of gum to Mrs Corbxn Edwm Slmmons All hrs muslc classes to Monty Stllson Bertha Stevens Her ab1l1ty to keep qulet 1n study hall to Crlssy Howland Peter Stoutenberg Hrs ab111ty to push the brooms to Chuck Slmonds Roberta Warren Her s1ze exght shoes to Ethel Armstrong Ben Wmlcox Her abrhty to get along wlth Mrs Hager rn hlstory class to Doug Wxlcox Sally Wl1118mS-HCT llttle cheerleadlng umform to Sandy Murray Hazel Woods Her sxze to Mrs Hager Daryl Yaw Her abrlxty to go steady to Judy Shlelds 29 I ' Q - u ss - X . Y . - . . . . , , . . 1 .1 . . . . H H - ' 1 . . . - - v . -... . M A .1 ' .

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i or- June A Larry P Sandra G Frank C Mrs Kinney Ray B Four Years of Four years of high school activity represent hard work mixed with lots of fun for forty-eight members of the class of '56, These years mean all the more to us because of the many proj- ects we have worked on together toward attaining our goal the Senior Trip to Washington Part of the fun was all the hub bub and excitement connected with this work One of our biggest problems was iindmg avail able boys to help at baseball and basketball games It always seemed that all the boys were members of the teams In the end it usually turned out that the girls would lug the food down to the baseball field or out of the stock room into the cafeteria Right in the same category was the problem of finding people to clean up F01 some reason everyone always disappeared by clean up time It might have been because no one wanted the Job of chasing papers around the baseball diamond or pushing a broom up and down the long long gym Puff ' Puff ' Then of course there was the continual difficulty of getting rid of tickets for one of the many dances or movies Want a ticket for the dance? I ve already been asked Want a ticket for the dance? I haven t any money Want to buy a ticket to the movies? Ive already seen it This was a common experience for all of us I dont think one member of our class will ever forget the mixed up bake sale we had Although we tried hard we just couldnt keep the orders straight Some people who ordered chocolate cakes got white ones and there were many who got two cakes while some didn t even get the one they ordered It 1 Roberta W Mrs Darling Dafwm B I 2... ar Terry H Klmetob ' Harold 30 - ! , F F , . . . - 1 I , . . . l . 1 ' . ,, gg A4 ' n cc 1 1: xc l ' ' ' n u ' x ' n u . ' 'V l ' . f! KG I ' 7! ' l . , . . . i . - I . , . , . ? . . , H. f if I ,Jr .4 I 3 er .... J . , inf . W , . E ,Eff K g V I Q1 fp A W , ' . ' f' ,f l l s ,.-.qgithllf AT ' V 1 T., I, . -7-74 1 R 1 T . -