Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

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OZICLJJ- ,And cldlfblfnfbelit We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind at the present, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament: ARTICLE I-We will Gratitude, Highest praise, and Immortal Renown to all of the C-L faculty in partial payment of our debt. ARTICLE 2-We assign Mr. Collett and the School Board a mortgage on rooms 2 and 8, in full payment of tour years' damage. ARTICLE 3-We will the unworthy and undeserving Juniors KAI Broken seats, torn books, and sticking desks. QBJ Our very high scholastic record to surmount. KCI A mortgage to remunerate. ARTICLE 4-We bequeath Miss Stewart a Medal of Honor for valor in her tield of endeavor. ARTICLE 5-We will Mrs. Ferencz a new set of fingers to replace those worn in typing the yearbook. ARTICLE 6--We do hereby make these individual bequests, , I Q. gi' K ,911 4 , 0 A X Q'4lu ' ll ui 'U iwililll If L-f3'3jsQ.,,v' f, t llil Lug, Sl, ,,- -- . if-r - 4, ga Y ' 391-36531: no o ff 's'K . -gif ,.... ,fad nt - - , :IP 995i 2. us. P-Ei. l -' -:m :::--.stars --- -22:1-.V ' 5 Y , was ' i .V l'i'fi5 g53, :si-55533 I l I, I 4, .l-,, H ziggy I 7 :ik ' .- kv-vga, LL Rd? ' f , x Q fix' ' I . . - , , -.- ' . ' I fl V' . 5 . Tdavf. ,I I 7 vi ' 5 2 R f A r' A' 1 , 1 , f 4 , ' 3' -' . I Af , 4 731. I 3 ' ' 'QQ gg! , i 0 Q ,- ? Q f .QB ,,,, hey? Q 1,77 .- A ' Plummer Meyers-wills Mr. Keener a Pterodac- tyl for egg-experimental purposes. Bill Callen- leaves his bookkeeping ability to Mrs. Ferencz. Bob Thompson-leaves his Nash to Mr. Keener. Violet Nicholson-leaves violets and roses to the Junior class. Audrey Duck-leaves her executive ability to some lucky junior. Tom Daugherty-leaves speed to Scott Buzard. Jerry Daugherty-leaves his sleepiness to all in Mr. Kahle's History class. Jim Hamler-leaves his name to Jim Hamler. Dennis Beveridge- leaves his silence to Jim Kesner. Ed Seigworth- leaves his chatter to Miss Evans. Dick Burchtield -leaves his skipping to Jack Miles. Don Tom- ski-leaves some Trinitroltoluene to liven up Physics Class. Ted Graybill-wills his guitar to Ted McMillen. Mary Hepler-wills her seat in Mr. Shofestall's bus to anyone who will risk rid- ing in it. Patsy Leadbetter-leaves a kiss to Bill Hileman. Gloria Miller-wills a pair of broken glasses to Mr. Stewart Cto tixj. Shirley Klouse- wills her teaching ability .to Mr.' Riley. Jerry Newhouscfeleaves a crew cut to anyone. Frank Switzer-wills his red hair to Barb Summerville. Ron Sweitzer-leaves a sales record for any- one to top. Ruth Miller-sadly wills her violin to Mr. Smith's kindling pile. Nola Avery-leaves a band aid to Mrs. Smith. Marilyn Jones- leaves Bird Riley a Muslelazibellina. Shirley Smith, Rita Kossman, Dorothy Girts, Marian Aaron-bequeath Mrs. Berlin several scorched cooking utensils. Bryce Norton, Ken Stormer- leave their dunce caps to two deserving juniors. Sylvan Grady-leaves an argument to anyone who wants one. Margie Mowry--wills Den- ver Girts to the Smithsonian Institute. Dick Rankin-wills Mr. Shofestall a good Ford to re- place a nondescript Chevvy. Harry McGuire- leaves Patty Mong a great big hug. Marilyn Seigworth-leaves the Junior girls a parcel of assorted giggles. Bea Collett-leaves all future assemblies a song. Lois Clawson-wills Fisher back to the Indians. Barb Jodon-wills her ar- tistic ability to Harold Aaron. Dee Martz-wills her seat in Mixed Chorus to Skip Rossey. Mary Callen-wills her quickness on the basketball floor to Shelby Graybill. Sue Kennedy-wills her skipping Orchestra to Barb Callen. Marie Wyant-wills Mr. McCoy an overdue library book. Ruth McMillen-leaves her sweet smile to Donna Clinger. Nancy Perry-bequeaths her yellow sweater and 3 blue stripes to Barb Cal- len. Betty Fink-leaves her cheerleading abil- ity to Sally Graybill. .lim Elder-leaves his clar- inet playing ability to Janet Decker. Janet Wal- dorf-leaves her seat in shorthand class to any- one who will accept it. Tom Hartzell be- queaths his reading ability to anybody making a book report. Anita Slocum, Catherine McClune, lou Ann Winger-leave three new smiles to three new Juniors.

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