Bloomfield High School - Zenith Yearbook (Centerville, PA)

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H--AS ITHERS SEE US.U --Robert Burns Geneva Amy Sober would not be the wordg Solemn would not fitg Demure might be the case sometimes, But steadfast is just it. Nick Yost Nick's an amateur comedian, .This trait he csn't disguise, For it has a way of popping out When silence would be wise. Chester Visniesky Chet chatters as he goesg In talking he is cleverg For students come snd students go, But Chet talks on forever. Marjorie Ongley Msrjories' smile is well worth whileg Her humor is emazingg She workf with diligence and zest Instead of idly gazing. Morrison Orr He assumes the expression of s wise old owl When for entertainment the Senior Girls howl But hefs really just s lsdy?s man So, girls, beware his charms. He's out to snare you if hc sang Though, really, he means no harm.

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES The neatest The jolliest The most bashful The most capable Best school spirit The The The The The The biggest cut-up most most most most most frivolous courteous athlectic boy likeable boy athletic girl tif, A Vivian Obert Marjorie Ongley John Duda Marion Boutwell Marion Boutwall Chester Visniesky Carrie Langworthy Charles Barton Willard Geer Nick Yost Vivian Obert ' f1,..,jfZj'fQQ.,-wgritzff I .MU -,.-3,e,. ., gg-lvZlF+ff.i 5,6271 ' ' . ,M vw ,. .lil 1110815 likeable girl Georgievenna Beckwith sw

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V SENIOR CLASS WiLL . We, the senior Class of 1959, being of suppos- edly sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as our last will and testament. FIRST We hereby revoke all wills and testaments by us at any time-heretofore made. SECOND We do dir ct that our troubles ho es . 3 P - special seats,'textbooks,,and teachers be'd1stribut- ed to the Junior Class as soon after graduation as is practicable. 9 , THIRD 'The following charaeterestics are also be stowed upon the long-suffering Juniors: To Joe Parker, the height of Arthur Culver. Albert Ongley will receive Willie's speed in basketball. , ' Q Russell's gift for amateur elowning is given to Julia Legnesky. To Charles Morton goes Charles Barton's ability to flirt with the teacher. A supply of John Duda's bashfullness will be left to Ralph Winton. A The studious nature of Geneva Amy is given to Kathryn Weed. Q Dorothy Willey will inherit the carefree nature of Georgievenna Beckwith. ' The industriousness of Marion Boutwell will go to Eddie Yesnesky. Marjorie Willey's wide scope of knowledge is be queathed to Ruth Blakeslee. Freda Russell will receive Nancy Gouldsmith's unfinished violin lessons. A To Anna Kwapinski goes Carric's'ability to Paul Northrop will possess Morrison's secret of how te get along with girls. Freda Petit will receive Marjorie Ongley's sing- ing ability. Robert Wellman will inherit Nick's talent for playing the trombone. Chester passes the traditional seat in the cor- ner to the one that gets there first. Last of all the Senior Class bequeaths the noise and confusion for which it has been known to the Juniors. In witness whereof we hereby set our hand and seal. The Senior Class of '59 - ' , ...me-rss,