Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1957, after spending 12 Cat leastl wonderful CPD happy CU and enjoy- able IPI years within these walls, do at this time, having one mind and one body each, write and pub- lish this declaration, better known as our Last Will and Testament: I, Fred Andrews, will my Driver Training project to Albert Hatch. I, Robert Barden, bequeath to Howard Kelly my chair in detention. We, Pat Birch and Dick Klinger, will to Dixie Lee Manning all the ashes from both of our stoves, to be used for one purpose, Road De-icing. I, jim Bosket, leave to Dave Chrysler my ability to eat pizza and hot sausages. I, Gordon Campbell, will to Alan Ahart my chair and all the solos in band for the following year- I, Jacqueline Campbell, wish to leave Sylvia Bish all the luck she'll need in P.A.D. I, Barbara Fish, will my ability to get along with the girls' basketball referees to Gloria Lattin. I, Herbert Foote, will to Scott Longrod my tardiness record. I, Georgia Frey, will to Carol Darling the bookkeeping practice sets I never finished. I, Gene Gillette, leave to Dave Chrysler the hat that I wore in the Senior Play to go with the one he already has. I, Ruth Hall, will to Sandy Lis all of the ambition I have left each day after climbing the school stairs. I, Lloyd Harmon, leave to Fred Hoyt my basketball uniform, No. 12. I, Sylvia Johnson, will to Sandra McNeil the pictures of my old boy friends as they're no longer of any use to me. I, Carol Sue Keene, will to Ronnie Stark my Senior Play bloomers because they would look better on him. I, Bonnie Meddaugh, leave my ability to be in other than the right place at the right time to ,Iean Strong. I, Nancy Meddaugh, bequeath to Esther Stangle my inability to understand jokes. I, Audrey Oltz, will to Judy Johnson my ability to get into trouble with the mimeograph machine. I, Fran Presher, leave the bill for my Senior Pictures to anyone who can afford to have so many boy- friends. I, VVayne Pruitt, will to Victor Tucker my natural wit. l, Carl Rose, will to Herm Annis my marks in Driver Training. I, Florence Stevens, bequeath to Joyce Quick the job of teaching new steps to dance club members. I Donald Strong, will to Tommy Fitchpatrick my size three elevator shoes for next year's basketball 1 SCHSOI1. I, Phyllis Van Etten, will to Allan Ackles the nickname of .ligger which he seems to like. I, Dick Van Scoy, will to Jim Gerace one speech to do with what he will. I, Janice Vergason, leave my long, straight hair to Loretta Longrod to replace her shorn locks. We, the Seniors, will to the Juniors our homeroom and one beautiful, gorgeous Merry! Christmas sign. To the Sophomores, our old notebooks, pencils, and pens. To the Freshmen, anything else they can find that we have left behind. To Mrs. White, one large box of potato chips. To Mr. Gibbons, the excuses of various kinds we never handed in and our thanks for being our :enior adviser. 4 , Signed this 25th day off June, 1957 The Senior Class ENDICOTT JOHNSON CORPORATION Endicott, New York

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