Classical High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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LXXV. LXXVI. LXXVII. “LXXVIII. LXXIX. LXXX. LXXXI. LXXXITI. LXXXIII. LXXXIV. LXXXV. LXXXVI. LXXXVII. LXXXVIIT. LXXXIX. XC. XCL. ACI. AC LUG, XCIV. Norman Metzler leaves with the master set of locker keys. Lois Payne leaves with or without Dick Meyers, nobody seems to be really sure. Winnie Ross leaves her store of stories for lunch- time. Robert Rothman leaves the Class of '59 in peace. Paul Serra leaves his artistic mark on this year's Blue and White. Celia Ucella leaves her autobiography I got A's from Miss Auger to any interested students. Barbara Sanborn leaves the Class of '59 in pieces. Jonathan Wise leaves still ducking doorways, chande—- liers, and Mr. Hatch. Archie Strong leaves his brain to Harvard. Cindy Vining leaves Dr. Wallace 10 pounds of used notebook paper, plus two slightly wrinkled covers. Bob Whitelaw leaves John to carry on. Leslie Williams leaves the Junior Red Cross. David Berezin and Larry Sinclair leave their prize winning short stories to J. Wesley Miller for his Collected Works on the Class of '59. Jean Burnett leaves IRC to Mr. Corbin. The orchestra relinquishes Linda Burnham and Richard Ouellette reluctantly. Jean Burzynski leaves still looking for the Spanish homework. John Charkoudian leaves, the last of a long line. Bobbie Cohen leaves her long vacations and beau- | tiful tans to Ellen Kirsner who, henceforth, will be cornering the market on them. Myra Cohn leaves her personalized copy of Yakkity- Yak to Mary Beatty. Lennie Cotter leaves the sheet music to How Dry I Am to Tony Giannetti.

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LVII. Richard Gloth leaves pronto for Tech. LVIII. Linda Johnson, Barbara Roberts, and Eleanor Spring leave Miss Boylan...finally. LIX. Paul Otto and Sandy Tilden leave for Franconia. LX. Janice Barber leaves the Wilbraham Academy Boys to the Junior Girls. LXI. Marcia Baribeau leaves, still not casting a sha- dow. LXII. Nancy Brittain leaves singing October Song. LXIII. Janet Hatzipetrou leaves the teachers still won- dering how to spell her name. LAIV. Jimmy Heggie leaves Helen Stoltz—--regretfully. LXV. Estelle Kafantaris and Jenny Reall leave, minus much hair. LXVI. Jimmy Smith, Linda Smith, Sherry Smith, and Valerie smith leave to make room for Margaret Brown, Marilyn Brown, Robert Brown, and Selma Brown. LXVII. Bernice Conlon, Harold Baldwin and John Sames leave Mr. Smith their good intentions. LXVIII. Rahel Gottschalk leaves only two weeks past the dead- line. LXIX. The Class of '59 leaves Mr. Campbell a can of chicken- noodle soup. LXX. Nancy Vester, Eleanor Turnbull, and Barbara Trager leave a bottle of henna rinse to anyone who really needs it. LXXI. Richard Vigneault leaves the basketball team. LXXTI. Terry DeRiso leaves her A's to Roswell Flower, who doesn't really need them. LXYX III. Barry Webster leaves a certain Junior girl. LXXIV. Betsy Lee leaves the memory of her pleasant smile.

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XCV. XCVI. mvt ROVIIT. mecuvix. XGVX. XCVXI. XCVXI1. eovAITI. eevALTI. XCVXIV. XCVXV. XCVXVI. XCVXVII. XCVXVII1. XOVKIX. XCVXX. XCVXXI. XCVXXII. XCVXXIII. XCVXXIV. Maryellen Cullinan leaves still insisting that it really is all one name. Judy Dickinson leaves her good right bowling arm to Miss Cafasso.s Bob Dragone leaves...with friend. Gayle Linda Gordon and Linda Gail Gordon leave with everybody confused Bev Cohn leaves a supply of door stoppers to bhe teachers for the co Mr. Smith leaves his patience to Dr. McGuire. Jill, Nancy, and Kathy leave the attendance to next year's lucky Patrol Girlis Norma Trumble leaves—--now a size five. Diana Psilos leaves her bracelets to anyone going into business. Nancy Golding leaves still studying. Alva leaves--with Harry, of course. The Class Officers leave WTYM still wondering what kind of music they like. The basketball team leaves still wondering how the hockey team scored so many points. Elsie Clayton leaves whistling. Merle Crump leaves for the art room. Martin Fisher and Linda Chalfin leave their voices to next year's most unmusical couple. Narleen Eisner leaves following Sid Weber. The hockey team leaves their undefeated record to next year's team, with this message,-- We bet you Can’ G7 G0.1 Ww arein. | Karen Kober leaves the Mumble Cheer to Mr. Oliver. Juanita Bemarkt leaves an alarm clock to Barbara. Terry Regina leaves her friendliness to all grouches.