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

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1941 E, THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1941 of Bethlehem Central High School, being light of mind and heavy of stomach Cheartburnj do hereby make, publish, and declare, Cand all stuff like that thereb, this instrument as and for our last Will and Testament. First: The five year men leave their ability for endurance to anyone in good physical condition. - Second: To Roger Fryer, we leave Donny McGuirk's ability to captain the basketball team. Third: To Prof. H. J. Hall, we leave the underclassmen to keep him company between the hours of 3:15 and 5:15 p. m. respectively. b,l.Fourth: To Ruth Killough and joan Weaver, Moe Willard leaves her super athletic a 1 ity. Fifth: To Virginia McCormick, Jane Ketchum leaves her flashing eyes and eyelashes. CLong may they wave! lj. Sixth: To June Jensen, Marian Kibbe and Carolyn Hardy leave two or three inches of Hyou know what and also the Vitamins A through Z, inclusive. Seventh: Dot Luce leaves james Montgomery to his own class. Eighth: To Gloria Kronowitt, Frances Keelan leaves her clear-cut beauty. Ninth: To next year's guides, Captain Dick Betts leaves four lounges in hopes that guests will never again be uncomfortable. Tenth: To Miss Newell, we leave a box of unbreakable chalk, an insulated hot-water bag, and a Democrat! ! Eleventh: Lee Ewing leaves to Perry Coxe the title of Most Handsome Senior. T'weUth: Adele Buchaca and Ben Grant leave their brains to Mr. Fullagar and Science in general. Thirteenth: To Damnation, we leave A. Hitler, Esq. Fourteenth: To each teacher, we leave a private secretary to answer the phone during classes. f Fifteenth: To Bundles For Britain , we leave 45 fur-lined snoods Cknitted by the boys of the classj and 63 rubber boots Ccolors red, white and brown and sizes ranging between 4AAAA to 13GGG,D contributed by the girls. Sixteenth: To Renny Crain, we leave exclusive right to all ASSCAP tunes. Seventh: Ginnie Neal leaves her good looks and beauty for all to remember. Eighteenth: To their husbands, we leave Mrs. Eleanor Gage Haywood and Mrs. Charlotte Kinney Johnston, to Whom in turn, we have left our respects, baby bottles, best wishes for a happy future, and a clothes-lineful of you guess what ! Nineteenth: To Skevy , we leave Bob Grant for explaining the New Yorker jokes. Twentieth: To Miss Knowles we leave, at last, a Virgil class. Twenty-first: To Mr. Hoag, we leave chartreuse, Vermillion, and aqua-marine colored socks, Cwe hated to be so conservative, but he can always use them for a funeral or some drab affair like thatj. Twenty-second: To Addie Parker, Nursie Humiston, Alice Rickert and Nellie Cuipek we leave bigger and better basketball games to yell at. Twenty-third: To Mrs. Skillman, we leave the hopes of getting an elevator for her. Twenty-foz1rth.' To Mr. Hritz, we leave a great, big, big bank roll, Cmay nothing ever go in the red againj. Twenty-fifth: We leave to Mr. Bookhout a struggle-buggy for patroling the halls. Twenty-sixth: Bill Moak, Dick Lynch, Bob Simon, Al De Shaw, Dick Betts and Al Emmons leave their running ability to the Class of 1942 in hopes that it can keep up with the standards set by 41 . To everyone and anyone in general, we leave this, our Last VVill and Testament, and also a toast to the future Cno not Melbaj! l Duly signed and administered on this 15th day of April, in the year of our Lord, 1941. R. L. H. '41-Attorney Pg! ty!

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ELIZABETH WAGNER .lnli1'it1'rx:S. A., 3, 45 Intr. Softball, 2, 33 lntr. llmmekey, 31 Deputy fluh, 4. .Vifkm11m'.' Betty Coal: Albany HllSlI'lL'SS Colleple Betty is vertain tu travel speedily along the mad tu sueeess and happiness with her sweet and luvable dispmsitiwn. Her abundance uf Lllllllllldlll and loyalty will lead her ever onward. Good luek! KATHERINE WAGNER .lrIi1'iIii'x: S. .-X., J, 3, 43 lntr. Softball, 2, 35 Deputy Club, 2, 43 Seurer fur Iutr. Sueeer, 2. .'VIflt'7lllINl'.' Kay Goal: Albany Business Fullege Tallcative, witty, and willing to do her best, that's Kay. Altlirmuizli we often get her mixed with a similar figure in the senior class, we just luuk behind the cafeteria cash register, and there she is. VESTA LORRAINE WILLARD .lnlfriizirx S. .-X., l-43 filer Club, I, 2. 4, Deputy Club. l--lg Yar- sity Huvkey, Z, 3, 45 Ili-V, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball, 3, 43 Faptain. Deputy l'lub, -lg Star Staff. 4: Asst. Direetnr, Senior Play: Class Treasurer, 13 lcXk'llI'SlUIl Club, lg lntr. Basketball, 1-4: lntr. Valley Ball, 3. .Virlmnzrriiv Mm- Gaul' Fliaxnplaiu Valley Hospital Vesta has a smile fur everyone and is a friend in need. She's pi-ppy, witty. and the lite uf the party. She excels in skiing. basket- ball, and libckey. NVQ know she'll be the best nurse Champlain Valley Hospital ever had. INEZ WILLIMAN .1cliz'i'ln's.' lixeursion Club, Ig S. A., l, 2: lntr. Badminton, 2, Cliurus, I. 2, :N'irlmumv: XVillie Goal: Undecicletl lnvz is a iiuiet. petite. and sweet yuunpg lady with a Fine sense uf humor. ln the near future XVillie is sure to make an unique seen-tary thriiugh her line eharaeter and shurtliannl aeeuuiplish- ments, MARIE WILLIS .lflI'l'lIlt'.Y.' S. A., I-4g .Xrt l lub, l-4, Deputy Clul1,2,3,-lgl..X.l., 3, 4, .Xrt lE:litur,fOriulc. .Virlsnfiniw Bliekey final: liusiness fllillege Dainty, delicate, and k'llTC 'lllLlI.S Marie. XVhcn it conies to art, we Wunder hrny she dues it. Gfintl lurk is bnund to attend anyune su talented. ETTA MAE WINEBERGER .lrlir'l'lir.v: A., I-43 l..X.l., 3, 41Treas., l..X.I., 4, Tap Club, I, Goal: Albany Business Cullege Etta Mae is guinig tu make some lurky boss a very talented steretary. Shifs rather quiet aruund school, but we knew by her friendly smile she's piles ef fun. MARY LOUISE WINNE .icIir'1'2ie's: S. A., I-45 Cliflrus, l-45 Intr. Basketball, l-4, lntr. Sufthall, I-43 lntr. lluekey, lg Operetta, 3, 45 Snplieinure Hup Coin. 23 Cake Sale Olin., 43 Card Party CUIIL, 4. .'Vicknurr1:'.' Mar Goal: Albany Meniurial llnspital A friend in need is a friend indeed sh-wuld be Marys mutto, One of our more quiet seniors, she has ability alung several lines. She is a true friend and willing worker. ller capability and per- severance should take her far in her nursing career. I'u :.. lwsnly-ond

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