Blodgett Vocational High School - Blodgetteer Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Y f LINDA MINNEY, leave this school, hoping that Pat Poppe will fill my seat in 8th period, 206 study hall, and be able to chew gum like I did. MARION MODIE, leave Mr. Prokopiak and Mr. Mancini to find a new secretary. MARGARET MOSER, leave to all steadies the ability to get caught by Miss Holzer at the wrong time with their boyfriends. CAROLL PAGE, leave in hopes I never have to take Bus. Math. again. MARIA PALYWODA, leave my boyfriends to the girls who want them. JANET PAULS, leave my seat in Mr. Overton's class, hoping that no unsuspecting freshman gets it. ANTHONY PICCIOTTI, leave with Mr. Overton's old saying, Where men are men and women do the dishes RICHARD PIETROWICZ, leave Mr. Overton back in the days when men were men and women did the dishes. IOSEPHQPOLI, leave my sleeping places in wood shop to Pete Salvatore. DAVID PRATT, leave my ability in history to Dick Schuelke. SHIRLEY QUARLES, leave the wastepaper basket to anyone who can crack gum louder than I. ANNA MARIE ROSSI, leave this place to go to the Air Base to meet Larry, who has been waiting for me. EDITH ROTH, leave my Algebra book to Mr. Iewett, for his book is older than mine. GEORGE SCHMITT, leave Ted, Gere, Okie, George and Bananas with the hope that one day they will get lucky and graduate from V. O. WILLIAM SHAMPINE, leave. THOMAS SHERIDAN, leave. RICHARD SHOFF, leave Mr. Warner a toothless comb and a hairless brush. ARLENE SKURSKI, leave Edie K. , Io Ann P. , Dottie S. , and Ruth L. to starve over at Jack 8a Ray's during lunch period.

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I, LOWELL JOHNSON, leave. I, ALIECIEA KANE, leave Miss Barhydt a record of Quiet Please. I, LIDIA KIRISCHENKO, leave. I, PARTICIA Qwigglesj KOMINSKI. leave Pat Maslak and Jean Scott, hoping they follow and have as much fun as I did. I, EDWARD KRAYNAK, leave to Angelo Natoli, Mr. Waring's glue and nails. I, ANTHONY KUTSHERENKO, leave to future pupils the fun of listening to Mr. Connor's jokes. I, CATHIE KWIEK, leave my book of passes and list of excuses to Mary A. Jankowski in hope that she has as much success with them as I had. I, JOSEPH LaCROIX, leave gladly. I, CAROL LAGO, leave with one thought, I made it. I, STANLEY LALONE, leave. I, CLAIRE LaMANNA, leave toJudy Boycheck the hope that someday soon we get one. To Terry, Mary, Honey, and Gail, my thanks for putting up with me during lunch. I, JOSEPH LeBLANC, leave with great pleasure. I, DAVID LARENZ, leave to Mr. Casey, Bob Johnson-may he followin my tracks: to Mr. Overtonl leave Dorsey's corny jokes, and to Mr. Collis I leave Collis's ability to drive. I, KENNETH MAGDZIUK, legally bequeath to my intimate friend and associate, Tommy Geremski, my art of Fast Shuffling. I, MARJORIE MAKOWSKA, leave in hopes that someone else can get geometry better than I could. I, CAROL ANN McGRUIGAN, leave our dear old school to join Claude who has been waiting patiently for me. I, RICHARD MECH, leave Mr. Van Hall that front slate he always gave me. I, PATRICIA MERRILL, leave my resting spot in study hall to my sister or anybody else who is tired. I, HUNTER DANE MINNEY, being in unsound mind, leave to Miss Hart my 3 terms in American History I

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I, MARGERY STEIN, leave my ability to fail American History to Judy Kuberski. I, CAROL STERNER, leave to the clarinet section of the band all my old reeds and worn-outsqueeks. 1. Fl-CRENCE SZMURLO, leave my ability to annoy Miss Fennin shorthand to Pat Siemiatkowski who Pwb ably will outdo me! I, JANET TANNER, leave to Doris Sherwood the gift of getting along with Miss Hart Cafter schoolj. I, SUSAN TESKA, leave my shorthand notes to anybody who wants to try to figure them out. I, ALICE TOWNE, leave not as quietly as I came. I, JAMES TWISS, leave Mr. Overton to Bill Albright. I, HELEN WERTYSCHYN, leave my American History book to whoever WSIIIS il- I, LEONA WHITE, leave to my brother Ray my ability to get along with Miss Hart. I, ROBERT WOJDYLA, leave Mr. Overton's class. I, ROBERT WOLNIAK, leave my favorite blackboard in Mr. Van Hall's room to some other lucky kid. I, FRANCIS WROBEL, leave to Mt. Overton two pork chops for eleven cents.