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Class W111 By Dorothy Petrosky and Irene Parls We, the members of the graduatmg class of June, 1952, bemg of sound m1nd and body do declare thxs to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Chrlsty, and all the faculty we leave our deep appreclatlon for all the1r conslderatlon and guxdance ln the last four years, and we hope that the undergraduates w1ll apprecxate It as much as we do To teachers and underclassmen we leave our 1nd1v1dual bequests Mary Ann Kolasa w1lls her garden of flowers to Mlss Bayne Florence W01C18.k w1lls her ab1l1ty to keep long ha1r untll plctures are taken to Ann Meskowsky SOph1E Skrockl w1lls her 1952 flgure to Sophle Phxhps Edward Clskowskl w1lls h1s snappy garters for a sure holdup to Mrs Henshaw Elleen Kuchlnskl w1lls her leaky fountaln pen to Mlss Theobald Thomas Balcer w1lls h1s new brown Jacket to Mlss McM111an Edwardlne Bxernat w1lls her old hbrary notes to the freshle llbrary staff members George Bonk w1lls h1s Explorer salesmanshlp to any freshman who wants lt Fay Boudreau w1lls her headaches of the usherettes club to Beverly Mlckles Tom Boulter w1lls a back scratcher to Berna Dean R1ch1e V1ncentDe Santo wlllsawagon to Frank Lover to carry h1s barltone sax Joseph D Onofr1o w1lls twelve easy lessons on how to juggle bookkeeplng books to Mlss Mackle Dorothy Petrosky w1lls some bad lxttle boys and glrls to M1ss Marcotte Eugene F1tal w1lls h1s brush haxrcut to Mr Addlngton Berme Goryca w1lls h1s brown noslng abzlxty to Myra Lechowxcz Leo Haldys w1lls h1s beat up Jersey to Donn Shelton john 1uzsw1k w1lls h1s chartruse shxrt to Bob O Dwyer Jeanette Krey w1lls needles and p1ns to Mxss Kempf Patrlcxa Kroll w1lls her messy locker to Al1ce Tom aszewskx john Laskowskl w1lls a cheery HA HA to most of the teachers Moll1eMazur w1lls all her Horror comlcs to anyone who l1kes hav1ng mghtmares Lorralne Melczek w1lls a new Joke book to Mr Appleton Jane M1edlar w1lls her forever breakmg typewrlters ln 203 to Gerry Osada Wanda MIIGWICZ w1lls her ab1l1ty to make no1se ln the lunchroom to anyone who has the energy Sherman Moore w1lls all the glrls ' to Fred Gr1ff1n La Verne Morin w1lls all h1s fake abscence excuses to Iohn Prlce Helen Nagel w1lls her boy frlends curlv halr to Mr Balcer Irene Parls w1lls her streamhne flgure' toloan Kroll may she use It ln emergency cases only Clarence Peleshok w1lls h1s tall tales to Mr Book holder Barbara Plgnone llo wxlls a free bottle of 1nk to Mrs Hart Dolores Pollack w1lls her pet peeve of bemg called I Polak mstead of Pollack to her cousm Patr1c1a Pollack Stanley Potonlec jr w1lls one full harem to Mr Kaake james Prosser w1lls h1s chewed out chewmg gum to Youree Roddy Ramon Quezada w1lls h1s ab1l1ty of saylng Help ' to D1ck Keezer Dolores Ramlerz w1lls her ab111ty to go wlth a marme for two years to Mary jane Malloy Ellen Rasool w1lls her abxllty to chew gum 1n the orch estra, band, and dance band and keep perfect tlme to Mr Frenzel and Mr Barnett Robert Rogers w1lls more tlme to loaf between perlods to James Bell Ioan Rosol w1lls her offer to buy traffzc llghts for the stalrways to Mr Christy Veronlca Skrzymarz w1lls her bottle of peroxlde to anyone who needs It Arvllla Sloan w1lls her Job as an Edltor of the Compass to anyone brave enough to take lt Robert Slocum w1lls h1s mck name of Bo Bo to any students who w1l1 accept the honor Barbara Spr1nkle w1lls one left handed lock to a left handed freshle Gerald Stachowlak w1lls h1s slum walstlme to Mr Brelthaupt Elalne Stolp w1lls her grey ha1r to Marlene Wlldauer Curt Suglyama w1lls all good term papers to Mr Reed W1ll1am Turko w1lls h1s only B 1n Latm to any poor freshman Pat Warner w1lls all her books on Indians to MISS Marcotte Anthony W1sn1ewskx w1lls a make up klt to Mlss Howe Dorothy Was w1lls all the mlrrors 1n Chadsey Hlgh to Lottle Wllga Edward W1t.k0WSkl w1lls h1s drum stlcks and smgmg ab1l1ty to Ronald Surlano Thomas Zaroff w1lls h1s place as Chlef draftsman 1n Mr Alhson s class to Donald Choma Lorralne Kusmlerz w1lls all the round clrcles she learned how to draw plus the remams of her eraser to Mlss Apel Donald SzaJner w1lls h1s money to some unknown freshle Dorothy Urban w1lls a secretary to MISS Howe Delphlne Stemplen w1lls her shyness In French class to Walter Kowal and R1chard Nalepka Edward Hnatowlch w1lls h1s handsome features and bram to Rlchard Baruk Kenneth Korpl w1lls h1s brother to Mr Hammond Patrlcla Klonowskl w1lls the bags under her eyes to anyone who wants them Joanna Ferrlse w1lls her boyfrlend when he 1S nasty to anyone who w1ll take good care of h1m S1gned sealed, and w1tnessed by the Graduatlng Class of June, 1952 I 9 . . . I - I . . - . . . . . - , , , , , H , . - . . . . . . . 2 - - . . - - ac - - H . . . . . . ' s , . . - . . . - - . , ' I Q n . . . . , U , - . H . . ' ' - ' ' 5 . . . - . - . . - - - u 77 - , , . . - . . I , ' n - - u - n - ' . . . . Q . . n l - o - . - . H . . - I . I ' . Q l ' it - - - . . I ' . s
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Class Prophecy By Irene Parls and Dorothy Petrosky Gazmg 1n our crystal ball, twenty years from now, th1s IS what we expect to see Ellen Hopkms takmg Sxd Caesar and Emogene Larry Kobylarz Coca s place on telev1s1on Bernard Goryca rollmg m money P S no wonder he makes hls own Delph1ne Kublk g1v1ng speeches on her soap box Nlck Komarmzkl spellbound father of qulntuplets Patrlcla Kroll Purchasmg a baby buggy Mary Ann Kolasa trymg for a screen test Eileen Kuchmskl manager of the Kramer Theatre Elame Markl playlng tuba ln the Internat1onal Orch estra Melan1a Mazur refuslng to Jom a club Patr1c1a McColl doubllng for jerry Lewls Lorrame Melczek newspaper ed1tor st1ll trylng to get storles turned ln on t1me Wanda M1lew1cz Mlss Cheesecake of 1972 Ida Naccarato passmg news faster than the radlo HelenNagel Secretary breaklng her boss s knee Frank Naster Retlred bachelor w1th money to burn Irene Parls Miss T V of 1972 Loretta Paulauskas playlng the Mlnute Waltz ln 30 seconds on the p1ano Don Plezla Leo Haldys Dorothy Petrosky crack1ngawh1p over the students teach1ng m1dgets to play football she IS trymg to teach Gerry Flauteau Presldent of the T1p Toppers Club Soph1eSkrock1 modellng bathlng sults for Saks F1fth Avenue Berme Rakozy wrltmg abook on Excuses for Every Occas1on ggi 3232351 p1ay1ng baseball for the Detrolt L1ons Donna Smxth pa1nt1ng mustaches on blllboard slgns Barbara Pxgnonello takmg care of her ten k1ds so she doesn t have to pay lncome tax Curt Suglyama campaxgnlng for the U S presldency Lenny Posh g1v1ngupoldBess1e for a Cadlllac Con vertlble Mary Ann Shake say1ng lt1S Cheaper by the Dozen Lols Sabol Natlonal Wlnner of the Cud Chewlng Contest Bob Slocum The Great Lover Arvllla Sloan advertlsmg the Pepsodent Smxle Gerald Smol1nsk1 taklng home samples from h1s bank Job Florence WOJCIHK known as Crewy Lu for her crew cut Annle Ware ballet dancer of the year 1972 Martha Voytovlch wa1t1ng for the next Leap Year so she can lasso her man Edward W1tk0WSk1 handsomest boy blonde Tony Curtls Anthony W1sn1ewsk1 makmg elevator shoes Wxlllam Szakara detectlve of spellmg errors Zygmunt Zylka changmg h1s name to Abe Ace Edward Hnatowlch perfume manufacturers under Bllly Hubbard the name of It Smells Paulme Gdula lovlng guys for thelr bankroll Patrlcla Hughes marrled to a sa1lor and supportmg elght shlpmates Bertha Alexander nurslng thelr husbands back to Mary jane Smetana health after a Saturday mght brawl Conme Andrews stlll sklppmg but out on her husband now Eugene Banka four star general and presldent of West Polnt jacquehne Boner new owner of the Publlc Llbrary on Martm and Mlchlgan Tom Boulter water comm1ss1oner Barbara Colllns Swlmmlng the Engllsh Channel Patrmcxa Corbett mostbashful g1rl marrled for the thlrd t1me trylng for a fourth joseph De Marla known as the jazz Klng wlth a swmg orchestra Alex Ely st1ll chasmg glrls Eugene Fltal bxlled as Flfe Amerlca s Funmest Clown flrst to take a flymg leap through a roll mg donut 11m De Santo settmg a world record by boxlng h1s way out of a paper bag Gus Frommos b1g t1me operator famous as the leader of the Swedxsh Alps Cllmbmg Club Leroy Gutzelt blg wheel 1n the engmeermg field Ethel De Baldo class fl1rt mendxng her ways sewmg holes ln hubbxes socksl Joanne Evans lookmg for the perfect male Carlene Hammond chorus g1rl on Broadway Steve Evans famous sportscaster and newspaper man Geraldme Kalan st1ll glgglmg Ann Kandow fxve foot 10 1n stock1ng feet! Fay Boudreau poundmg away on a nolseless type wrlter V1rg1n1a Sadowskl kmttlng baby bootxes vlrglllla Kllch roller skatmg down the alsle w1th her mstructor Sylv1a Lxwosz marrxed to thexr h1gh school sweet Pat Warner hearts but always packmg thexr bags boo hoo and gomg home to ' Mama Joe D Onofr1o stlll tr1pp1ngCcan't dance yetj the light fantastxc John Juzsw1k sell1ng hot dogs for a dlme . . 'V , , - . n , . . . . , . - - I ..- - ' ' . . - . . . - If yy . . . - -- . . - . . H yy . 7 . . - . I - -- - . . . - . H . . 7 . . . ,,--- . . - . - . . 45 . - . . --- . 79 . . . 7 . . - ' 0 - - . . . H H - . - '- ' - - A4 !! - - ' l I9 ' , , . . .
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