Cape May High School - Yam Epac Yearbook (Cape May, NJ)

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Katherme Lehman bequeath my understanding rn bookkeepmg to Laura Smith Elaine Locke bequeath my lrkmg of shorthand to Kathleen Snyder Frank Madden bequeath my 10 gauge to Roy Lrtton Mary McMenam1n bequeath my cxty flag to anyone strong enough to carry lt Patrrcra McPherson bequeath my bad temper to Carol Kreck ohn Mecray bequeath my shyness to Kenny Ramshaw Chrrstlne Mrllar bequeath my abrlxty to do math to Betty Lehman Nancy Muller bequeath my trxck knee to whoever can manage xt Wrllram Morrow bequeath my wandermg mnnd to Warren Garretson Robeson Norton bequeath my swrftness m dressrng to Lours Elwell Paul Ortman bequeath my abrlrty to get up to Phrladelphra to rmmy Shea Wrllram Porter bequeath my abrlnty to flrrt to Skxppy Kehr George Rea bequeath my scooter brke to any 16 year old who can get a Incense Leslre Rea bequeath my 4 H awards to Gllbert Ewmg Barbara Roberts bequeath my pocketbook to anyone strong enough to carry xt Helen Rothenberg bequeath my posrtron as head majorette to Judy Ann Killeen Bruce Rutherford bequeath my erght months absence to anyone who needs lt Wrllram Srnclaxr bequeath my trumpet to Athel Hays Howard Souder bequeath my seat rn U S Hrstory I to anyone who deserves rt Barbara Stevens bequeath my dret lrst to Larry ackson Martha Swarn bequeath my shortness to Loy Ehlers Donald Szwak bequeath my dancrng abrlrty to any wallflower who needs rt George Taylor bequeath my No 66 jersey to Eddre Taylor john Vasser bequeath my track shoes to Charles Coleman Anna Vellr bequeath my pos1t1on as captarn of cheerleaders to Theresa McCoy Charles Walker bequeath my clutch to john Mrller Dorrs Wallace bequeath my abrlrty to cut classes to Georgeanna Serdelman Lours Washrngton bequeath my herght for rrght end to Jrmmy Shea ames Watson bequeath not a thing I m takmg rt wrth me Helen Wlse bequeath my talent for playxng the clarrnet to Walter Krreger Elrzaberh Wrrght bequeath my saxophone to Marxetta Wmg joseph Roop, bequeath my crazy ideas to Roy Litton. . . I I A l y I I A I 'Sig1zed: CLASS OF 1954

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We the Senior Class of Cape May High School City and County of Cape May New jersey being of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding do make pub lish and declare the following to be our last will and testament hereby revoking and annulling any and all wills by us at any time heretofore made Thomas Ackroyd bequeath my behavior in class to Carl Axelson Edith Adams bequeath my love for chemistry to Harry Fenstad Robert Beare bequeath my art ability to Wilfred Swain Martha Bent bequeath my natural wavy hair to Laura Dixon Arthur Blomkxest bequeath my Wildwood Catholic women to anybody who has enough car gas to make it over there oan Bossard bequeath my ability to flirt to Glen Ortman Emily Louise Brown bequeath my fast talking to anyone who has a tongue loose both ends ames Cherry bequeath my locker to anyone brave enough to open it Mary ane Childs bequeath my color guard gun to anyone who will keep it painted Roland Davis bequeath my books to the school George Dickinson bequeath my Cassanova technique to Walter Krieger William Dickinson bequeath my so called speed to Robert Taylor Elizabeth Ann Egbert bequeath my athletic ability to Nancy Homan Rosemarie Feller bequeath my cheerleading ability to ane Hughes Lee Fenstad bequeath my sister to anyone big enough to handle her Helene Fernys bequeath my ability to get out of study hall to Ellen Taylor Ethel Fox bequeath my singing in the locker room to Doris Hedley Patricia Gray bequeath my ability to lead the band to Barbara Sherretta Carol Griffin bequeath my mink tails to anyone with a bob tailed cat I.au1r1ce Haggerty bequeath my cheerleading ability to any boy wishing to be a cheer ea er Muriel Harbach bequeath my science ability to anyone who can use Margaret Harron bequeath my ability to be noisy to Susan Slamb Alma Hicks bequeath my drumming ability to Barbara Wcstenhagen Caesar Kabalan bequeath the name of Bookie to any individual who will endeavor to enter into the field Andrew Knopp bequeath my taste in women to any boy looking for a girl friend Norma Kobayashi bequeath my ambition to ames Townsend I Samuel Lear bequeath my big shoes to anyone with enough energy to wear them I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' . L y .. . . . I, , ' ' . I, I , 1 . . I, J , . . . U I, . . , . on 1,1 , ' . I, J ' ., ' ' ' . I, ' , . I, . ,. , . . I I, . . . . , - ' I, . , . . . ' I, Frederick Feller, bequeath my blocking ability for left end to Norman Bowen. L . , . . . J I I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , . . . . I I, . . , . . I L . . , ,, . ,, . . - . . L . , . . . . . - I, ' , ' ' ' it. L , . . . 1 I, ' , ' ' ' - . I, Q , ' ,, . ,, . . . . I, , . . . . . I, ., . . J l

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