Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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Pat McNamee - Leaves to any untidy underclassman - Mr. Lemire. Pauline Mercier - Leaves to Claudette Roy, Bob Picard’s warm-up jacket. Bob Picard - Leaves to the next Senior Class President a year’s supply of Bufferin. Dick Picard - Leaves the Senior English Class to Bob Conte who needs the rest. Gloria Poirier - Leaves to Mr. Price her worn out Book entitled Jokes to Keep A Class Awake By. David Rhodes - Leaves Mr. White. Ed Sadowski - Just leaves! Diane Tessier - Leaves to Carol Lacaillaide the rubber from the tires of the Driver’s Ed. car. Have fun Cal. Beverly Thayer - Leaves writing paper and pen to Lorraine Gladu. (Is there any left Bev)? Yvette ; Beaudet - Leaves a repaired alarm clock fo r next year ' s tardy tortoises! Sue Berard - Leaves to any waitress her ability to serve Half and Half coffee; Half in the cup, and half in the saucer. Bertine Crooks - Leaves to any underclassman her empty gas tank ( That is to anyone who wants to fill it). Judy Berry - Leaves to Armand Beauregard her ever-clean locker and standing room for 2 in front of it. Bob Bogigian - Leaves through no fault of his own. Ron Cassinelli - Leaves to the wolves of B. H. S. his book entitled How to be Aggressive, Yet Unnoticeable.’’ Betsy Glockner - Leaves one brother. Marvin Roy - Leaves two brothers. Amy Cook - Leaves to the Big Four of next year ' s cross-country team a pair of slightly used crutches. Gerry Cook - Leaves an extra fender to Mr. Price for his wife ' s car. Ed Forbes - Leaves his parking space beside the fire hydrant to any Junior with a car small enough to fit in it. Dick Gladu - Leaves to future seniors the trouble of leaving something in the will. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, WE BEQUEATH TO OUR FACULTY: To Mr. Minichello we leave the balance of our class funds to purchase a rare PICASSO painting for his office. To Mr. Collins we leave a gallon of windex for a brighter Bird-Cage. To Miss McKenna and Mr. Flynn we leave a walkie-talkie set so that they may contact their students, to find out where they are, during 5th period. To Mrs. Kelly, a cigarette smoker detector, To Miss Webster, a tape-recording of don’t touch the types; To Mrs. Markee, a year ' s supply of Turns; To Mr. Niedzwiadek, a bottle of Mantan; To Mr. Conlan, a portable tea tray; To Mr. Trudeau, a chalk manufacturer; Mr. White, a safe; and Mr. Price, a real live tiger.