Bellmar High School - Link Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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QE7.. F Nancy Hixenbaugh and Norman Russell sell advertising space in the '53 Link to First National Bank officials, Mr. Thomas Malpass, Jr., and Mr. Leo Hixcnbaugh.

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OL? 0Ll'8lfU8 Lillian Lloyd leaves with pleasure. Ruth Lutes leaves law class in peace. Carol Marshall leaves her ability to skip class to any lucky junior. Paul Marshall leaves his law book to anyone who wants it. Joan McColligan leaves law class in peace. Alice McCrory leaves her P.O.D. work sheets to the future seniors. Helen McCullough leaves the school's driving car in one piece. LaVerne McShane leaves her ability to play the clarinet to anyone who can squeak as well as she can. Virginia Moats leaves typing class, gladly. Allen Morgan leaves quietly. Patty Murt leaves her ability to give book reports without reading a book to the juniors. Ralph Niccolai leaves his name Raphael to the great artists of Bellmar. Almeda Nichols leaves to Nancy LaRue and Iris Coates the front seat in the school bus. Georgia Nicholson leaves her membership in the Tri-Hi-Y to Bob Passolt. Bucky O'Neil leaves his old car to Joe Wargo. Alan Park leaves his and Smitty's locker to any pretty girl. Nancy Pascoe leaves her easily handled typewriter to a future senior. Alvy Paul leaves his position in the Thespian Society to Chuck Semich. Joan Pender leaves her unfinished knitting to anyone who wants to complete it. Rose Piersa leaves her love for Pepsi to Betty Ambrose. Mary Ann Pozum leaves her ability to run for the school bus to anyone who gets up fifteen minutes late. Joanne Quintier leaves her witty remarks to a certain junior girl. Tom Quintier hopes to leave the Sports Department of the Press Club in capable hands. Ruth Redigan leaves physics class gladly. Michael Rizzutto leaves his shorthand ability to Nancy Sethman. Norman Russell leaves the last seat in the school bus to Ronnie Martin. Robert Rutter leaves his red hair to anyone who wants it. Janet Saitz leaves the last seat in law class to any unlucky junior. Bernard Sarra leaves a stick of dynamite in each room. Frank Schollaert leaves his loud socks to Ed Melnick, Laverne Shetterly leaves her shortness to Betty Smidcr, Jo Anne Sinsley leaves her standing space on the bus to anyone who wants it. james Smith leaves his shorthand book to any junior boy who is dumb enough to take it. Dick Smith leaves his black cowboy boots to the future Green Mountain Boys. Eugene Stanger leaves one coon-skin hat to Bob Smith. Theresa Stefan leaves her ability to scrape curbs to anyone who can fill the position. Joanne Stopford leaves her P.O.D. book to anyone who Wants it. Shirley Strickler leaves to get married. Maureen Sylvester leaves to marry a millionaire. CDreamer!j Angelo Tollari leaves the nickname Piasan to joe Sarra. Dorothy Tomalski leaves law class with pleasure. Shirley Toth leaves her place in the senior class to the next one in line. Lon Trembach leaves the waste basket in physics class full of gum. Marylou Underwood leaves her chewing gum to anyone who will take the chance of getting caught with it. Eugene Vanaman leaves his jeep to some poor sophomore. Roberta Van Bremen leaves her dislike for typing to Norma Bertovich. Patsy Weaver leaves her physics book to any unfortunate person who takes it. Eldred Welch leaves his physics book. James Wells leaves his gym trunks to whoever hooked them. Nancy Winters leaves her quietness to Barbara Bulger. Harold Wolfe leaves his fine art for making hook shots to Harry Dudick. Louis Woodson leaves his solid geometry book to Lee Carter. Fred Yeaton leaves the clean manager's room to Chuck Alessio. Dorothea Yelanich leaves her shorthand book to Dorothy Zelenski. Chuck Yetsconish leaves his sideburns to Clifford Sterner. Don Young leaves his chewing gum to Carl Valdiserri. Ronald Zeli leaves his ability to study to anyone who would like to have it. Albert Zema leaves fifteen pounds to John Spina. Charmayne Zundel leaves her seat on the bus to Elsie Tarney.

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