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

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CLASSES

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: That is to say, after all our lawful debts are paid and discharged, we, as individuals, will the following: I, Allan Aekles, will one pack of chewing gum to Miss Fuellenbach. I, Alan Ahart, will to Howard Kelly the bottle of Elmer's glue that Carl Rose willed to me to glue the rubber back on my tires. I, Robert Aman, will to Tom Crofoot my best barn hat to keep tails out of his eyes when he sleeps. I, Paul Alamond, will my curly hair to some poor girl in the junior class. I, Edward Baetz, will to Warren Gulden my inferior memorizing ability in the Senior play. I, Betty Bastain, will to Dorothy Piworski and Gloria Lattin the remains of one typewriter eraser. I, Sylvia Bish, will to Hope Barden and Anna Rushana two more years of long rides on Bus 32. I, Jean Crank, will one box of cough drops to next year's Senior play cast. I, Carol Darling, will to Pat Moshier my late hours. I, Sally Davenport, will to Ralph Schoemann the job of sales manager for the Annual. I, David Chrysler, will to Art Lind my center position on the varsity football squad, plus my jersey Number 26. I, James Gerace, will to Mr. Gibbons some black shoe polish so he can cover up the gray hair that he gets from various math students. I, Rose Goodrich, will to Jack Andrews the right to win the championship title in the Cattle Department next year at' the school fair. I, Albert Hatch, will to Wesley Inman my ability to serve a volley ball. I, Marilyn Hover, will to my loyal, faithful, and dependable cousin, Jeanette Foster, the Catatonk Hall recount stamp so she doesn't have to sneak into the dances every Saturday night without being stamped. I, Andrew Jakes, will to Sharon Silsbee my leather briefcase so her innumerable books will be easier to carry to school next year. I, Judy Johnson, will to Pat Hover and Irene Czarniecki one bar of Ivory Soap as a replacement. I, Darwin Kelsey, will to Bill Barbe one slightly used clothespin for his nose in chemistry class next year. I, Scott Longrod, will to Leland Meddaugh one pair of pants to replace the ones burned up in a match fight. I, Sandra McNeil, will to Pat Huff our bench at Killy's plus a quarter for those noon-hour calls. I, David Nichols, will to Mr. Davis a detention list, so he can put more kids on detention next year. I, Sue Presher, will to Judy Johanson all the rights and privileges to play tenor saxophone next year. I, Shirley Rose, will to Loretta Longrod my ability to get detention. I, Jean Strong, will to Dixie Manning a can of tuna and the key to my aunt's house so she will have something to eat and a place to stay on nights when there are basketball games. I, Victor Tucker, will my height to Tom Fitchpatrich. I, Ralph Van Etten, will a gun with a hammer to Mr. Stevens. We, the Seniors, will to the Juniors our pencil machine, if they so desire it. Signed this 24-th day of June, 1958 THE SENIOR CLASS OWEGO NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Owego, New York

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