Clarion Area High School - Clarionette Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

 - Class of 1957

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Last Wrll And Testament e the Senuor Class of I957 of Claruon Jount Hugh School, of the town of Claruon the Commonwealth of Pennsylvanua, beung of sound mund and memory do make and bequeath thus to be our last wull and testament Article I To Mr Getts Mr Page, and the faculty w leave our deepest apprecuatuon for theur guud Unce 5UPport and patuence un dtrectung us through our hugh school years Arttcle II To our senuor advtsors Mrs Hartman and Dr Wulhelm we wull our thanks for a uob well done Artucle III To Mrs Hartman we bestow heartfelt ap precuatuon for her necessary help on the year book Artncle IV To the lanutors we leave the school as clean as the day we started Article V We do hereby make these unduvudual be quests I Norman Baldwun leave a thurd hand meal tucket un good condutuan to Lowell Sta e I Maxme Barlett hereby wull my short haur to Muss Scheeren I Howard Beers wuth the utmost sunceruty gracuously leave I Alfred Chukasky wull my old beat up trombone to John Carmody and hus ban dues I Bob Canfer wull my abuluty to get ac quaunted wuth Mr Page the rught way to an underclassman I Kay Courson share my unterest un Penn State wuth Phyllus Corbett I Bonnue Curll wull my abuluty to resust men to Mary Ann George I Bonnue Davus wull my shortness to Donna Moody I Tom Eaker wull my car to anyone who can keep ut runnung I Dorothy Emug wull my abuluty for chat terung to Judy Forrunger I Karen Flemung hereby leave my cymbals un Mr Carmodys band to anyone wantung to play them I Duck Frampton entrust my surplus of brauns to anyone who can figure out how to use them I Duck Fulton wull my managtng abuluty to any underclassman who wants ut I Rasma Galunskus present my front seat un Engllsh class to Ross Curll I Barry Garbaruno consugn my quuet dus posutuon to Coach Zwald I Phyllus Gates wull my petute waustlune to Donna Blgley I Carolyn Gaurley leave my standtng place un the hall at noon to some underclass man I Bull Grumm wull my future to a gurl so far away un Georgua I Joyce Haunes entrust my Elvus Presley pun to Duck Zacherl I Tom Hanford wull my kinky haur to Bob Burns I Henruetta Harrus bequeath my antucupa tuon for college days at Penn State to any Junior also lookung forward to the future I Barb Heulman leave my vuews of the uselessness of takung exams to Walter Smuth I Barbara Hepler guve my abuluty to talk to Velga Galunskus I Bob Hess donate my storage abuluty to Sam Smuth skurts to Phyllus Mules I Gary Kufer present my T square to any one who us wullung to use ut Joan Kulluan wull my abuluty to muss school to Peggy Maxwell I Delores Ktndel leave my half Interest tn the Rumersburg Runk to Gladune Myers I Fay Mahle present my desk un Englush class to Sam Mahle I Ron McEnture wull my seat un Englush class to Duck Zacherl I Norman McKunsey bequeath my future un the Army to any other recruut I Bob McLaughlun guve my speed to Leon ard Chukosky I Barbara Mumford bequeath my love for teachers to my suster Carol lu: I Lous Murray wull my posutuon as Iubrary assustant to some unterested lunuor I Daul Myers wull my back seat un P O D and Englush to John Martz I Delores Myers leave Claruon Hugh ta all the underclassmen wuth my compluments I Don Myers entrust my Vuce Presudency of the F F A to an underclassman I Janet Myers wull my reluctance to make speeches to any Ioquacuous lunuor I Ron Myers hand down my books to who ever wants them I Mary Ann Nulph bestow my posutuon as Iypust for the newspaper to some ambutuous lunuor I Mary Ellen Parsons leave my abuluty to take shorthand to my suster Vuolet I Georguanna Perry gracuously bestow my lab as typust of the yearbook to a hard work mg lunuor I Ran Perry, consugn my seat un Englush class to Kathy McEnture I Dan Radaker bequeath my Interest un Vocatuanal Agruculture to the Junuor Voca tuonal Agriculture Class I Carol Reed transmut my abuluty of wrut ung letters to the Navy to Peggy Maxwell I Martha Reed wull my gymnastuc abuluty to my suster lunda I Mable Sayers leave my typung abuluty to Martha Byers I Jerry Shanafelt donate my gym trunks to anybody who can wear them I Dan Shungledecker gladly guve up my chaur un band along wuth my squeakung oboe to Dave Owens I George Shurey entrust my taxl servuce to any junuor wuth a car and a good alarm clock I Tom Shremer yueld my knowledge un Englush class to Peter Shreftler I Andrew Sluke wull my sense of humor to Jum Vowunckel I Charlene Smathers conslgn my half mun ute walk to school to Lynne Fulton I Danna Smuth leave my obstunate cheer leadung dusposutuon to Sue Deemer I Duck Smuth w II not wull a thung for I have nothung to wull I Bull Smuth guve all the Ilfteen munute study halls Mrs Hartman owes us to that Junlors I Joyce Strauss bequeath my first chaur un band to Judy Forrmger I Steve Troese wll' I Jerry Varner hand dawn my abuluty of truck druvung to Dean McMaster I Fred Vossburg hereby wull my physucs manual to Eugene Ruley I Bull Vowunckel, leave my play boy ac tuans to my brother I Alma Wagner donate my Art Edutor posutuon un the Iubrary to anyone who wushes the tab I Louella Wagner wll my abuluty to square dance to Bull Murray I Dan Walters, wull my love for football to the Staley bays I Don Wetdner leave hopung the uunuars wull follow I Jerry Whutmore bequeath my seat un Enalush class to some brave lunuor I Betty Wuant entrust my gym locker to some lucky lunuor gurl I Wull Wulshure lend my slow walk to Barry Reddunger I Dave Wulson wull my long haur to Ron nue Wulluams In wutness thereof we the undersigned have affixed our seal to thus document on the thirty flrst day of May In the year of our Lord one thousand nune hundred and fifty seven 24 SENIOR CLASS OF I957 W , , '. 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Alma M afer Although Yale has always favored The Vnolets dark hue And the gentle Sons of Harvard To the crumson rose are true We will own the lulles splendor Nor honor shall we lack While old Clarnon stands defender Of the Orange and the Black Through the four long years of hugh school Whale the mystnc charm to knowledge We vamly seek to spell Or we wm athletuc vnctorles On the football field or track Stull we ll boast for dear old Clarion And the Orange and the Black ' I I I I I Midst the scenes we love so well, I , . , .



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Class Poem Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, A SPLENDID SCENE The stage creates a splendid scene Students as actors are serene Thanks goto teachers who ve done so well lm sure we all have lots to We see our famous Ivy walls Through glass stauned wnndows In the halls Graduation wull soon be here oo long to thmgs we hold so dear The last four years have been the best But of course we cant forget the rest Memorues lmger through the years Soon well begun to shed our tears Good bye to all thats been such un We re leavung now for a trlal run For some college lles ahead And more work that we all dread Good luck to you whom we leave behind Always keep these things In mund So heres to all thats good and we , The Class of '57 bids farewell. -Delores Kindel 25 Creeps in this petty pace from day to day tell. f -I . . II , lx

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