Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

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C ASS WILL We, the Class of '56, Being of Sound Mind and Body, Do Hereby Ordain and Establish This as Uur Last Will and Testament. MARIAN ADAMS wills her shyness to Ellen Hughes. To Alma Matthews, MARY ANDERSON leaves her freckles. JUDY ANTHONY leaves her cheering ability to Shirley Rupp. ED BAILEY wills his bowling ability to Jean Calhoun. BUD BAKER relinquishes his title as skating champ to John Cousins. BILL BASSINGER leaves and takes his interest in Mosgrove with him. Gladly, JOANNE BECK wills her height to Shirley Cogley. LARRY BECK yields his old tractor to anyone who has the ability to drive it. BRUCE BOWSER wills his noisy car to someone with ear muffs. BETTY BRESNOCK leaves her car-backing to Jiggs Stear. To George McCoy, JACK BROCIOUS leaves his black curly hair. PHYLLIS COLEMAN wills her red hair to Peggy Jamison. KATHRYN CONRAD wills her ability as a secretary to Frances Kammerdiener. The ability to get into mischief is bestowed upon Sam Kunselman by BILL COUSINS. CLAIR CRISSMAN grants his Ford to Deanna Schrecengost. To Patty Walls, ESTER CROYLE leaves her seat in French Class. To Patty Preteroti, ETTA CROYLE wills her fair complexion. Sadly, RICHARD DEEMER presents his chewing gum to the faculty. SHELBY DOVERSPIKE bequeaths her long fingernails to Mrs. Helm. EILEEN DUNMIRE wills her baton to Joanne McMeans. LEE ENTERLINE bestows his good looks upon Alvin Deemer. CHARLOTTE FERKAN leaves her good manners to the Student Body. ARLENE FOX presents her pretty smile to Eugene Farster. RONALD FOX bequeaths his excess weight to Mr. Murray. HELEN GOODHEART refuses to leave Bill to anyone. To Jim Fyock, CLIFFORD GRIFFITH wills his Algebra ability. LOIS HIMES confers upon Ron Fisher her driving ability. FRANCES HOFFMAN leaves her love of drawing to Delores Cornman. CAROLYN HOLLENBAUGH gives her dimples to Dick Smith. To Doris Clever is left a bass voice by KENNETH HOLLENBAUGH. JIM JAMISON concedes his love to stay home from school to Eleanor Walters. To all you nighthawks, ARLENE JAY conveys her ability to get to school every day. Sadly, HOWARD KENNEDY leaves his Modern Arts ideas to next year's Maple Mem- ories Staff. JIM KENNEDY hands down his athletic ability to Dick Coleman. I, LARRY KLINE, leave my love to sleep in classes to Kay McCoy. I, JACK LOCKHART, grant my noontime strolls to anyone who finds time to stroll. To Grace Slagle, CHERYL LYDICK bestows her typing efficiency. JOAN MARSHALL wills her gymnastic ability to Peggy Hyskell. RAY MATEER confers his brilliance to Don Paterson. I, SHIRLEY McHENRY, leave my wavy hair to Ethel Eckman. I, LORRAINE McKAIN, bequeath my violin to anyone who is willing to put in long hours of practice. SALLY McNUTT wills her seat on the bus, and all the good times that go with it, to her sister Susie. To Betty Johns goes RANDY QUlNN'S dancing ability. 24