Central Columbia High School - Centaur Yearbook (Espy, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1958 of the Central Columbia County Joint High School, Espy, Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and in full command of all our sensibilities, and whatever else you may have, realizing that we Shall soon leave this our sacred Institution of Leaming and Knowledge, and desiring that our best characteristics be passed on to the insignificant underclassmen, do hereby establish and proclaim this our last will and testament on this the Twenty-Fifth day of November in the Year of Our Lord, One Thou sand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Seven. Regina Acornley wills her straight bangs to Nancy Howell. Edgar Albertson wills his homework to Terry Miller. Pat Andreas wills her height to Mrs. Riale. Larry Ash wills his ability to play poker to Ray Vought. Charles Aten wills his hair to Mr. Troy. Lorna Averill wills her gift-of-gab to Cordon Thomas. Larry Bennett wills his boots to Mrs. Shoemaker. Mary Boston wills her quietness to Sandy Sponenberg. Paul Boyer wills his ability to ride a motorcycle to anyone brave enough to try. Carol Breach wills her quietness to anyone who is noisy. John Broscious wills his ability to daydream in English class to Jay Leiby. Donald Bulla wills his bass horn to Mrs. Lynch. Russell Chea wills his white bucks and cleaner to Don Heckman. Fred Connor wills his ability to get to Spanish class late to the next senior in line. Shirley Correll wills her P. O.D. book to Janet Correll. Elizabeth Creasy wills her ability to love a Lupini to Bonnie Shotwell. Doris Deebel wills her ability to conduct an Fl-lA meeting to the next president. Dick Dent wills his editorship of the yearbook to any brilliant junior who will take it. Donna Dent wills here ability to play the piano to Jack Monroe. Velma Dietterick wills her ability to talk on the telephone to Carol Snyder. Donald Ebner wills his car to the Decker Brothers. Ann Edwards wills her ability to chew gum in class to the next senior willing to try. Harry Evert wills his suspenders to any sloppy junior. Joanne Fetterman wills her locker and study halls to Sue Jones. Ralene Fink wills her red pony tail to Mrs. Riale. Larry Funk wills his ability to do shorthand to the next one in line. Tom Gerasimoff wills his blond streak in his hair to Mr. Zalonis. Gay Ann Heaps wills her pony tail to Janet Schug. Jean Hinkle wills her blonde hair to Donna Wagner. James l-lock wills his good hunting dog to Mr. Hartman. Kathryn l-lock wills her majorette position to the next one in line. Patti Hock wills her ability to argue with Mr. Thomas to any foolish junior thinking he Becky Honse wills her ability to chew gum without getting caught to Larry Schnorr. Marlin Karchner wills his bad luck to Mr. Thomas. Charles Karns wills his long legs to Larry Schnorr. Ilene Karshner wills her ability to blush to Ann Parker. Joanne Keifer wills her pony tail to Dottie Crawford. Wilbur Knecht wills his crew cut to Alan Schnering. Leroy Kramer wills his sister to anyone who wants her. Shirley Kramer wills her last name to Sharon Andreas. Glenn Laubach wills his glasses to Terry Quick in case his wear out. Linda Leiby wills her absent mindedness to any junior who can forget as she can. Robert Leighow wills his ability to sing to Donald Davis. Clarence Lupini wills his ability to make trouble to Lonnie Labour. Secondo Lupini wills his curly hair to any Junior who wants it. can win. Tina Lupini wills her English speaking ability to any student in Mrs. Adam's homeroom. Barbara Martenas wills her ability to fall in mud puddles to Mr. Greenly. Kay McDonald wills her disturbance in class to anyone who can get away with it. Judy McGarrah wills her ability to drive Mrs. Adams crazy to anyone willing to try. Robert Meldrum wills his height to Max Lupini. Calvin Miller wills his ability to get to band practice on time to Sandy Hess. Nancy Miller wills her cheerleading uniform to Cicilia Williams. James Monroe wills his false teeth to his brother, Jack. Carol Naugle wills her comical laugh to any sourpuss. Ronnie Newhart wills his side burns to Sutt Adams. Boone Pague wills his ability to do English to Mrs. Adams. Terry Payne wills his safe driving to Allen Frace. James Pensyl wills his height to Carol Davis. Tom Peifer wills the Key Club presidency to the next one in line. Carol Rance wills her ability to do a precis to any junior willing to try. Fred Raup wills his name Fragile Fred to Fred Carpenter. Carolyn Reichart wills her specs to any blind junior. Berdell Seidel wills her ability to write notes to Margaret Kremer. Janet Sitler wills her ability to write jokes in the school paper to the next in line. Patsy Snyder wills her seat in P. O.D. to her brother. Fred Stout wills his ability to get girlfriends to the next Fred in line. Marty Swank wills his spare time to Terry Quick. Susan Thomas wills her tap shoes to Sidney Riale. Jack Vought wills his troubles with cars to his brother Ray. Janet Vought wills her natural curly hair to Joy Weaver. David Waples isn't willing anything. He's taking his with him. Jean Warburton wills her height to Sharon Andreas. Kay Wintersteen wills her pony tail to some pony without one. Fay Yeager wills her athletic ability to Molly Watters. In witness here thereof, we, on this our last will and testament, have set our hand and seal. Signed: THE CLASS OF 1958

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CLASS OF ' CLASS HISTORY In our Freshman year, our sponsors were Miss Bush, Mrs, Gross, and Mrs. Riale. At Scott our officers were: President, Judy Graham, Vice President, Jeannette Hilscher, Secretary, Mary King and Treasurer, Janet Oras. The officers at Mifflin were: President, Janet Breischg Vice President, Margaret Kremer, Secretary, Nancy Michael, and Treasurer, Clair Yoder. A party was held at the home of Peggy Lupini for the Mifflin students. The Scott students went for a trip to Harrisburg to tour the capitol, and to the Hershey Factory and Park. We also had a Christmas Party, and for a money -raising project we sold all -assortment greeting cards. In our Sophomore year, our sponsors were: Mr, Hartman, Mr, Werner, Mrs. Lynch, and Miss Edwards, Our class officers were: President, Ruth Ann Shelhamerg Vice President, Janet Breischg Secretary, Judy Graham, and Treasurer, Jeannette Hilscher, We chose the Olympic Champion as our class rings, and for a money -raising project, we had a square dance and various other things. ' In our Junior year, our officers were: President, Gordon Thomas, Vice President, Judy Grahamg Secretary, Jeannette Hilscher, and Treasurer, Janet Oras. For our money -raising activities we held a dance, and the Junior Class Play. We also sponsored the Junior- Senior Prom. ' ' For our sponsors we had Miss Stuban, Miss Edwards, and Mr. Shelhamer. CLASS GFFICERS J. Hilscher, J. Oras, G. Thomas, J. Graham, ' Secretary Treasurer President V. President t iz, . r, 5 I, ... . P. Abernathy W. Adams L. Andreas B. Beishline F. Bennett C. Black 28.