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SENIOR PARADE Mary Wood Eleanor Kaye Janice Van Nostrand Joan Gallagher Janice Van Nostrand Mary C. Pederson Barbara Bond Carol Chamberlain Eleanor Kaye Mary Wood Norma Harkins Johanna Fuess Norma Harkins Carol Chamberlain Margaret McDermott Mary C. Pederson Margaret McDermott Rosalie Reeves Rosalie Reeves Corinne Rosti Kosalyn Reeves Margaret McDermott Barbara McArdle Jeanne Ecker Shirley Foster Jeanne Ecker Janice Van Nostrand P rett iest—Handso inest Figure—Physique Profile Eyes Hair Complexion Smile Hands Legs Best Dressed Best Dancer Glamour Most Popular Most Original Wittiest Personality Sense of Humor Most Versatile Most Likely to Succeed Done Most for School Most Studious Most Respected Most Reliable Talks Most, Says Least Talks Least, Says Most Most Athletic Cutest Thomas Adsit Ronald Aplin Allen Eidt James Haydon Thomas Adsit James llanley Edward Vought James Hanley Dick VanderVeer Paul Naumann Jack Russ Walter Thompson Jack Wilcox Albert Telrault James Haydon James Haydon Vincent Carfagna Jack Wilcox Edward Vought Paul Naumann Robert Bitz Robert Bitz Robert Bitz Vincent Carfagna Melvin Edwards Jack Wilcox Alan Baker 28
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SENIOR CLASS WILL Tom Appleby wills bis rosy cheeks to Donald Tappan. To Mary O’Brien, Barbara Bond leaves her sweet voice. Jack Wilcox, Lyndon (Snowball) Snow, and Dick VanderVeer will their athletic ability to all needy undergrads. Janice Van Nostrand leaves her lovely hair to Fritz Renz. Jeanne Ecker wills her influence in the lower quarters of the school to Bob Germain. Fred Bellows, our able handy man, leaves his efficient ability to Paul Pacelli. Paul Naumann wills his desire for the cultural things of life to Dewey Bond. Bud Thompson wills his critical nature to Ardis Auyer. Bob Wilder leaves his quick trip to school to Nancy Furbush. Lyndie Reeves wills her efficient nature to Myron Howard. Ed Kratzer wills his meditated remarks to Rollin Smith. Joyce Pacelli wills her house to anyone affected by the housing shortage. She wants a farm! Barbara LaPoint and Freida Smith leave their unassuming but very helpful positions in the class to Dick Perkins. Don Hammond wills his Social Studies quirks to Ronnie Loop. To Bobbie Miller goes Ronald Aplin’s disposition. Jack Russ bequeaths his dancing ability to Alan Forssell. To Billy Geist, goes Barbara Keefer’s clerical talent. Jerry Auyer wills his “bristles” to Ralph Gates. Mary Sartwell leaves her height to Kate Higgins. For Dorothy McIntyre, Barbara McArdell leaves her scatterbrain. Shirley Ridall wills a portion of her silliness to Donna Greene. Corinne Rosti leaves her journalistic position to Pat Manseau. It’s quite a job, but you can do it! Paul Reeves’ clarinet goes to Ralph Grimshaw. He’ll probably take it apart, piece by piece. Shirley Foster bequeaths her piano technique to Carolyn Auyer. Joan Gallagher wills her eye appeal to Jerry Tucker. Lorin Marlin wills his curly blonde locks to Muggins Maiden. Dick Young, and Bill and Jim Weston leave their ability to drive??? to Gordon Tappan. Helen Bowen bequeaths her pleasant personality to all bad-tempered Juniors. Mary Jeanne Delaney leaves her maroon jacket to Mayor Kraft. Eleanor Kaye leaves her defiant nature to Smith Bochino. Jimmy Hanley leaves his grotesque facial expressions to Mary Currie. Ed Vought leaves his political position to Bob Johnson. James Fyler leaves his bulk to Roddie Dow. Bob Bitz bequeaths his gray matter to be distributed wherever needed. Gordon Rode leaves his Sophomore harem to Alan Sponable. James Fryer wills his ability to be seen but not heard to Kenneth Osmond. Dick Doran leaves his friendly greeting to Ann King. Allen Eidt bequeaths that “something” which thrills the girls to Fred Currier. Melvin Edwards leaves his intriguing smile to Marcella Walker. Johanna Fuess wills her writer’s cramp to the poor unfortunate who has this job next year. In testimony whereof, we, the class of 1948 have, to this our last Will and Testament, con- tained on one roll of foolscap and consisting of the distribution of our properties subscribed and affixed our seal, this 17th of June, one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight. 27
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