Bethlehem Central High School - Oriole Yearbook (Delmar, NY)

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NINETEEN FORTY TI-IE ORIOLE LITERARY ALLUSIONS Robin Hood ........ Arthur Prue CLeader of the Merry Menl Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee ...... Guy and Boynton Leonard Scarlett O'Hara .... Rhett Butler ....... Melanie Hamilton, . Ashley Wilkes ..... Penrod and Sam. . . Gulliver ........r. The Wizard of Oz. . Tiny Tim ...... . .. Huckleberry Finn. . . Alice in Wonderland ..... . . Romeo ............ Juliet ............ Willie Baxter C17 J ..... . . . . . .Betty Barker ......Jim Strope . . . . .Florence Spore .........................BobPape .......George Stutsrim and Bill Hartnett .......................DickLynch Hall . . . .Allan Raymond . . . . . .Bob Fromma .Virginia McCormick .........JimMott . . . .Helen Frink . , . .Matty Knapp Polyanna ........... ..... M arjorie Hicks NURSERY NONSENSE Little Jack Horner .................... Humpty Dumpty. . . Jack and Jill ...... Little Miss Mujet. . ll! other Hubbard .... Wee Willie Winkle. Jack Spratt ......... . . . Little Bo Peep .... Simple Simon .... Mother Goose .... Old King Cole .... Tommy Tucker .... Little Boy Blue ..... . . . . . .Lester Barker . . ..................... Allan Cornes . . . . .jack Adams and Frannie Ardizone . . . .Frannie Keelan ......Mrs. Denny .........Bill Oliver . . . . . .Rennie Crane . . . .Francis McCormick . . . .Almost any Freshman . . . . .Mr. Bookhout . . . .Harry Swarthout .George Cruttenden . . . . . .Scottie Rowe lblary, Mary, Quite, Contrary ..... .... E linor Ardizone Queen of Hearts .............. ..... J une Jensen Page B ill!! is ' nl , 3 ,N YV Irv! V 1 L r hunly-uvsn , . . A 1 , y HH -Av Vx 1 .l v ' . a ' ' ' 4 l 54' ': J-. i ZS: ,

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.Tiff . NINETEEN FORTY THE ORIOLE CLASS WILL T W E, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1940, having much of which to dispose and trusting ourselves to be generous of heart, do hereby state, declare, and present, to whom it may concern, this our Last Will and Testament. To Bob Simon, Matty Knapp hereby leaves his ability to burn up the track. May he use it to the best advantage. Peggy King leaves her standing as stylist to Dorothy Spencer. To Ruth Killough, Ruth Gillett bequeaths her art of eternal giggling. Marion Snook leaves her peaches and cream complexion to Virginia Neal. To Miss Skevington, we leave sixth period study hall in the cafeteria know- ing that she will appreciate it to the utmost degree. Vivian Coonley and Bill McIntosh bequeath their romance to June Nodine and Brud Boutelle. To Connie Conroe, Adelaide Saint leaves her baton for leading the orchestra. To each of the teachers, we leave a mechanical hand to pull the students in out of the halls. Mollie Kested bequeaths to Marjorie Hicks a series of headaches Cwell usedj caused by the bright CPD Star. To puzzle Miss Newell, Boynton and Guy Leonard leave Elizabeth and Katherine Wagner. To future basketball teams, the Senior girls leave their monopoly on the inter-class trophy. ' We leave a copy of Emily Post's book of etiquette to the student body for bettering itself in assemblies. Jack De Ronde, our prize winner, leaves his ability to speak to Frank Howd. To Ruth Jensen, Mary Packman gladly gives a few excess inches from her height. Elsie johnson and Frances Livingston, two of our Voorheesville girls, be- queath their sistership to Betty Martin and Elaine Sanefski. We, the Seniors, leave our ability to get by. Duly signed and sealed this Day of our Lord, March 1, 1940. ' Witnessed by: GLADYS M. SKEVINGTON HAMILTON H. Booxnour ki li 1' , . - .Ov , :tr ,... j v if My 44 i M EF: 7