Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ment, hereby will an apology to all English teachers. I, jim Stuart, will my dancing technique back to Tony White Cloud. I, Eugene Kaza, give my fiery fiddle to Cisco for something to eat. I, Margery Ehrenreich, will my personality plus to those who are minus. I, Bob Talboys, will my glamour to Barney Barn' smell. To all you Weeping Willies, I, Janet Smith, will my luscious laugh. I, Roslyn Steinberg, will Buddy back to the boys. To every junior girl, I, Clarence Roth, will one autographed photograph. I, Sherwood Bestry, will to Mr. Stamp, the broadcasting chimes for a reftuning. To all you Northern Yankees, I, Chuck Whalen, will my delightful drawl. To Miss McNamara, we seniors will one book of Gerty Stein's poetry. To Mrs. Smering, we, the secondfhour English class, will our deck of homefmade playing cards. We will to Miss Ford, a student with the proper training. To Miss Wright, we, the thirdfhour English class, will one day's worth of homework. To Miss Harris, we will a wellfbred and a wellf mannered pupil. To Mr. Brewster, we, the entire senior class, will an electricfeye to detect loiterers in the third' floor halls. We, the thirdfhour class, will peace and quiet to Mrs. Hayes. We, the senior boys, will to the junior boys, one smudge pot to cover the smell of burning tobacco in the lavatories. Now back to the seniors I, Martha Mansfield, will my lovely looks to gruesome goons. I, Marve Klein, will my short legs to Bill Dowd. I, Park Metzger, gladly will my brush cut to .Myron Hunt. Q To Chuckie Van Volkenburg, I, Ed Peterson, will my small size. I, Rhoda Rial, will back to the Chinese, my pig' tai s. I, Nancy Duschak, will back to Miss Ford, this dynamic society. To the stayfinfthefbackgrounders who could do lots if they wanted to, I, Margot Power, will my many accomplishments. I, Alice West, will Bennett's Bames to longing lassies. To all sedate sophomores, I, Ward Soanes, will my original personality. I, Barney Bisgeier, will my pure Castilian dialect to anyone who wants to go to Spain. I, Mary Griffith, will my wim, wigor, and witality to those whom the old rockin' chair's already gotten. To all you bored Bennettonians, I, Shirley Sapof witch, will my sidefsplitting subtlety. I, Dick Marchand, will to Rosey, my waltz' ing technique. To all Freshmen who wish to graduate this year, I, Ed Cohen, leave some of my extra units. I, Fred Eschbach, will my ability to argue to demon debaters of years to come. To the Beacon Humor column, I, Bob Chandf ler, will my imitations of Red Skelton. I, George Grobe, will my V for Victory hair' cut to Eddie the Chimp. I, Phyllis Scott, will my twinkling toes to wish' ful wallfflowers. I, Lois Weaver, will my sweet shyness to bold Bennettonians. I, Dave Nichols, will the memoirs of the Ben' nett Frolics of 1942 to the drama department of Ye Olde Alma Mater. I, Don Cary, will my candid pencil artistry to those I hold most dear. I, Wayne Rutter, will my baseball tactics to Mr. Braun. We, the writers of this fcensoredj column, will the paper on which the above information was typed, to Miss Shanley and Miss Hyams, who so generously donated it. We are thoroughly convinced that it would have been better for everyone concerned, if they had refused our request. So Bennettonians one and all, Fat and thin, short and tall, We will our charms, we will our looks, We will our brains, we will our books. We will the spirit of fortyftwo And know that you will follow thru. We will the cream of our family tree: We know the best is yet to be. gin, I N u Page I8