Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

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R. Eastman, Clerk; Williams, Shaad, Principal H, Eastman, Chamberlain, Ralph, President; Pelton Svika, Green, Zigmund, Barnard, Shaad, Pfister Bassette, Clark, Sloan, Wheeler, Beattie, Chapman, Whalen Bishop, Dowker, Laeramermann, Pishel, Smith, Overton, Hall Eastman, Upton, 5toll. Wagoner, Drake, Royal, Remington h

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We, the Senior Class of the Belleville Central School, County of Jefferson, State of New York, do make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament,thereby making the following bequests: To The Board of Education: We leave our thanks, for their patience and consideration, throughout the past school year. To The Faculty: We leave the feeling, that all of the trying times were worth the trouble, because we appreciate it. To Our Parents: We leave the satisfaction that we couldn't possibly be morons now that we are at the Doorway of Life.” To Mr. Barnard: We leave our appreciation for helping us make this year's Tovar possible. To The Underclassmen: We leave our uncanny ways of aggravating study hall teachers. To Mr. Greene: We leave a set of ear plugs to use for next year's Juniors• Phyllis Henry: Rena brown and Rosemary horeton's business back- ground, so she can become a skilled secretary. Patricia Fayette: Beverly Davis and Marie Wetterhahn's ability to become engaged. George Phinney: Dean Boshart's quiet, shy, and bashful manner around girls. Joan Moon: Elinor Clark's cheerleading ability. Nancy Parroenter: James Joslyn's sweet, irresistible smirk. Marlene Hunter: The honor of entering Helen Allen into Eleanor Eastman's Powder Puff Derby. Gloria Tiff: Beverly Lee's slenderness. Beulah Pickett: Joan Mullin's strut and Mae Durham's laugh, so people will know she's around. Harold Boshart: Rena Hough's ability to play basketball. Philip Bond: James Herron and James Reed's ability to put perfume in squirt guns. James Chamberlain: Gerald Clark and Harold Hutchinson's ability to stay awake during a class. Peter Chapman: John Cobb's height so Pat can look up to him. David Paver: Hugh Nohle and Richard Dowker's shy, quiet and noiseless ways. Paul Flltcroft: Carl Erickson's tactful ability to ad-lib in the senior play. Edmund Harmer: Willis Green's ability to go steady. William Stoodley: Shirley Chaufty's long fingernails. Frank Reed: Carolyn Hudson's go anywhere car. James Wheller: Jane Corron and Marilyn Tiff's ability to do Kiss Your Little Darling If You Dare. Richard Tiff: Janet Durant's memory, to carry him through next year. Fredrick Williams: Luella Hedger's ability to keep a smile. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, tnis twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Four. Witnessed by: 6