Cambridge Springs Joint High School - Resonator Yearbook (Cambridge Springs, PA)

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LAQT WILL AND TWSTAMENT Belng Just an ord1nary Senlor class, the class of 'h2 to be exact, with no unusual or extraordlnary orlginallty, lhy, how modest'J we, too, have our last will and Testa nent To the school at large and to 1ts illust lous faculty, we leave our untarnished reputatlon for brllllance, the memory of each versatile personality of the cla and our pravers that there hay some day come another class NU1Ch wlll somewhat approximate our 1ncomparable standards KWhew J Betty lead leaves her PlttSbUTgh boyfriend to no one Kay vhalen leaves her 'string of rlnbs' to any desirous Junlor Uvalyn V1lSOH leaves r Root wonder1ng what he's Boing to do without her Paullne Ferrls leave her good looks to about lO Sophomores who can battle it out among themselves Tact in a kln QU6St1OHS 13 bequeathed to all the coming Dehocracy students by Ann nrchacki James anderson beuueaths h1s U1 Y WOR? to 'Coat' Vlll1S Louls Bo ko w1lls h1s sales talk to Jack Acker Jo ephlne Turel xllls her culet manner to Lenore Beckham Bleanore Goole 11 leave her way wlth the teachers to Fat Cramer Robert errell beiueaths one of his neatness to Donald HOtCMK1SS Carl vhltely leave a supply of gum to Joe Dlckey Eleanor ohaffer leaves her dreamy eyes to Norma letruccelll B1ll Arters leaves h1s ablllty to argue to Bernard Hulse Delmar Marzke leaves h1s 'old flamesn to anyone who wants them Virginla Haack leaves her shyness to Helen Reln Arvld Nykoff leaves his share of the 'Pepper Potn to Paul Morris Elda Petruccelll leaves her talking ab1l1ty to Helen Traupe so she can increase the volume of her voice Pressly Campbell leaves his red ha1r to Inabelle Blsbee LaVerne Rawlinson leaves her dally notes from Bernard Hulse as a contrlbution of wasted paper for national defense Ne leave chewlng Dum on the bottom of desks to no one because we're WSON dignifled Florence Mucklnhaupt leaves her cute glbgle to Betty Burnley Br1ll1ance for Irene Jackson is bequeathed by avelyn Rexford Jack Hlndle passes on to Raymond Birchard hls reputation fo belng tardy Perry fltchell and Eleanor W1ll1s leave their new dance routlne to Fred Astaire and Rlta Hayworth l'm willlnb to leave my rosy cheeks to Isabelle Hatfleld says Ruth Tau Irene Tomko leaves the space around the mimeograph machlne to Joanne Salen Chuck Glenn and Robert Henry bequeath to Bob Bolnski and Stanley MoDuff thelr pop ularlty wlth the 'wild women ' Glzella Szall leaves her pet1te figure to Loretta Rabell steve f6l1MdT leaves h1s hlbh football score to Chub Owens ElO1S9 Fleek bequeaths her ab1l1ty to give SPGBCTGS to her sister, Mary Lou Iarjorle Luce 1lls her ua1nt1ness to Iarybelle Herrick Eleanor Haack has declded not to leave her 'way xlth the nan' to Marilyn Brown because she de lded that larllyn d1dn't need lt Camilla Browder leaves her Vlll1UQH8SS to do thlngs for people to Wlllie Green Helen Jollnsky puts her wlnn nb SH1l6 1D the care of all dead pans to brlghten De ocracy class on ralny days Aletha Terrell leaves a llttle advlce to all t ose who wlsh to be patrlotlc, We should all greatly admire the Merchant Marines At least she practices what she preaches Ralph DU1TQCT leaves oc1OOL a9gh9? PERIOD Raymond Donnell leaves thls motto to all 'Better late than never Foward Kreltz and Teddy Majeroni leave thelr saegertown acquaintance to Walter Yellogg and Jerred Shaffer Roland Levlhe leaves hls way w1th the women to Larry Crawford Dick Bertram leaves h1s abllity to play the trumpet to Ormal Jones Audean Bossard leaves her 'fan mailn from the army to Audrey Levls Allen Maxwell says he 1sn't goinb to leave anythlng to anyone but he sure does wlsh that omeone would leave hlm SOm6th1Hg Ceylon Pabe leaves that halr tonlc of hls to Charles Thayer William Perrv leaves his perfect attendance to Leo Lubenbeal Norman Rabell wants to give some of h1s energy to Joe Griffis Leo stvborsll leaves a bushel of potatoes, ten gallons of milk and other veoetables to the Home 7COHOWlCS Department Bob Thurston leaves his Chemistry notebook to Jlmmy Friend It may cone in handy next year Victor Lubln leave h1s lnnocent actlons in Study Hall to Jimmy Owens To Jlldred Ash from Clarke Sundean his excellent marks in French lAnd she is welcome to them' Arabelle Green leaves her school day memories to all the hooky players Dwlght Brlnk leaves the t1tle of NShiekn to Bob ohreckingost 0 . n . . . , . 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